Twelfth District Republicans Fight Over Leader and Taft Endorsements
Allen J Vesey or Bert Wayne emerged as Twelfth district Republican leader after a heated convention battle. Wayne narrowly defeated Lew N Litman for chair, amid bitter factionalism over resolutions endorsing President Taft.
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Weather summary and forecast notes for Fort Wayne
Local forecaster reports February seventh observations and upcoming outlooks. Temperatures varied near high thirties yesterday with light precipitation and minor rainfall chances. winds from the southwest reached around twenty miles per hour. Forecasts call for steady cooling, cooler afternoons, and a general trend toward calmer winds with temperature lows near freezing.
Hoboes Defy City Mayor with Convention Invite Turmoil
Fragmented OCR reports Hoboes defying Cincinnati mayor by inviting Mr. Tatt to a four day convention. Arrests and detentions linked to protests surface as residents clash with authorities. Unclear details on participants and locations.
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Outlook era strong for T. A. as flight heads to New York
Fragmented text from a 20th century report highlights a strong outlook for Theodore Roosevelt’s movement. It notes endorsements, ward sentiments, and calls for unity while voicing support for Roosevelt and his policies amid mixed reactions across Chicago and other areas.
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Denial of Violations Filed in Antitrust Case Source
United States district court in Trenton sees absolute denial of violations by the Silal diaries and directors in a dissolution suit against 38 defendants. The corporation argues the anti trust actions aim to cheapen production and raise foreign trade costs. The government alleges significant economic impact over ten years.
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Looy
Darrow Seeks Escape in Errors of Legal Nature
Darrow and his defense seek to escape alleged legal errors as motions attack the two defendant’s case. Clarence Darrow’s counsel argues for pretrial considerations and potential remedies as they contest procedural issues in a high profile case.
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Taft winds up tour of Ohio off for east Akron
Taft wraps up a three day stop in Akron and heads toward the east after a lengthy dinner with officials and guests. The event featured remarks by Mr. Taft and supporters, with several attendees noted for their homage and questions.
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Ohio
Sworn Statement of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Circulation
Sworn statement presents circulation figures for the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. January totals show 61,660 with an average of 21,944 for January. Officials attest accuracy, with signatures and dates from the publisher and circulation manager.
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Ganette
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Whitcaps Found Guilty At Bloomington
A Bloomington jury convicts seven men including Tae Snoddy and others tied to a whitecap case. The trial includes prosecutors and defense teams with final verdicts delivered after brief deliberation. Investigators highlight indictments and conservative witness testimonies amid wartime era tensions.
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Lee S Guliy Lfe Wn Prison The Punishment
Swansville Indiana January court verdict finds Lee S Guliy guilty of murder in a double killing. Jury sentences life imprisonment while mental capacity judged sound. Court watchers report emotional relatives and legal maneuvers amid deliberations and appeal prospects.
M Farlan d Guilty Of Murder
A court returns a verdict of guilty in the murder trial of M Farland. The case centers on the defendant allegedly killing his wife at home in the city during a disturbance at night. The jury deliberated briefly and found him responsible for the death amid disputed evidence.
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Taft and Roosevelt honored at district conventions
Indianapolis reports resolutions from ten district conventions praise Taft and Roosevelt for leadership and support. Delegates elect Morris and Ally as officers, with Roosevelt praised for unity and progress. Party organizers plan statewide efforts in Indianapolis next week.
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New Advertising Staff Announced at Journal Gazette
Mr Kenneth W Braden moves from news to advertising in the Journal Gazette with Mr Pask handling merchants needs. The paper invites a hearing to prove advertising in a broad circulation is a profitable investment and points to the January statement.
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Pearl Harbor Base Opens as War Calls Near
Pearl Harbor in Hawaii shows ships allowed for access at the U S naval station. Rear Admiral Phony notes preparations are underway with work to finish on critical facilities, while other projects may extend beyond immediate needs.
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