Harding Cabinet Pleases Leaders and Cabinet Bets
The piece notes John Weeks breaking party lines to back the federal reserve act, praising his knowledge of Washington governance. It highlights Frank O Lowden as navy secretary candidate with strong business admin credentials and Albert B Fall of New Mexico as interior secretary. It also references Western understanding and cabinet utility roles of Franklin Lane and Henry Walden.
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Johnn Weeks
Senate
Thera Wag Ienty
Weeks
Washington
War Department
Frank O. Lowden
Navy
Harding
Navy Department
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Chicapa
Albert B. Fatl
New Mexico
Interior
Aireless
West
Congress
Mann
Interior Department
Ldke Frendlin Lane
Albert Fair
Henry ¢. Walines
Des Moines
Harding Hears Praise for Cabinet Picks Amid Criticism
The passage defends Harry Daugherty and other nominees, arguing the cabinet will work as a team to serve the country. It praises the solicitor general and suggests political critics underestimate the administration’s ability to enact changes demanded by public opinion.
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Handing
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Itkersnam
Atttorney Genene
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Mr. Harding
Primary repeal fight unsettled in Indiana legislature
A vote and procedural moves show the push to strike the enacting clause failed by 35 to 30 as legislators prepare to reconvene. Representative James Day switched his stance to seek reconsideration while Speaker McClure’s desertion fuels debate on the commission's fate as the session nears a busy second half.
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Utility Commission
Railroad Commission
James Day
Chicago
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Anti-Commission
Rex Winslow Hosts Informal Evening Party
Rex Winslow of Macton and friends held a social gathering with guests including Mrs. Teckwun and Mr. and Mrs. George Laster at a dinner party on Dawson Street. The King's Douvesters Mixaouary society will meet at Stt. Lea fee on East Wayne Street Tuesday afternoon February 3. Journal-Gazette Classified Ads Bring Results.
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Macton
Edwards
Gallen Wolaon
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Ates
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Miss Bealeton Moning
Golda Griffin
Jane Lave
Mable Silica
Thet Welees
John Orval Wilsom
Ty Bempeen
Ealenter Kranoos
Ams Tre
Leroy Dickeraon
George Laster
Dawson Street
King’s Douvesters
Mixaouary Society
Stt
Leafee
East Wayne Street
Tariff officer cites US funds funding Irish conflict
An interview with a tariff officer outlines that the United States provides funds to support Irish republican forces. He asserts guerilla tactics, supply from abroad, and ongoing resistance aimed at undermining British forces and England's reputation, with substantial weekly costs to maintain arms and troops.
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Coleone XS
Are
Orxidaizacion
Cyerpt
Nelnaks
Joan
Paifreman
Eich
England Uy
Zngkind
Ireland
England
State panel moves to curb fake stock schemes
An executive committee plan aims to halt fraudulent stock schemes across the state. Bulletins will warn member cities, and reports from secretaries note rises in invalid stock ventures. The initiative, targeting vendors and foreign solicitors, seeks swift adoption by officials in Indianapolis.
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Gom- Mission
Tle Sky
Commission
Infortas
Indianapolie
General Electric plans future extension and new plant
The General Electric company intends a major expansion on the St Marys river land, with two story transformer works buildings and about 50 percent more floor space if larger facilities are built. The deal involves 14 acres with adjacent parcels to Dudie Leady and others, but specific structure plans and timelines remain undecided.
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Gell
Genial Electric Company
Eos
Beeak Works
Pieainine Wallorit
Traving
Tia
General Electric Company de Sald
St. Mary's River
Pennsylvania Tracks
Phenic
Fort Wayne Pdor Elemment Company
Duda Manuacturing Company
Dliained
Malauquinad Fy
Vengeronment Company
Kamea
Ereetont
Dudie Leady
George A. Taco
Tridio Munifeetucing Rompany
LODGES BEN HUR COURT PLANS THREE DAY PROGRAM
Lodges Ben Hur Court outlines a three day program with meetings on Wednesday evening. Walter Mansell and manager Bowers will speak and give addresses. A Pedro and dance party, pen ta party, and card party are planned for Tuesday afternoon in various halls. Women friends invited. Kekionga division card party scheduled in Unity hall Tuesday afternoon.
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Te Manager PLC
Bowers
Ladins’ Orientration
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Pea Wing Club
Rome
Baerlson
Turner Ladies
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Unity Hall
Dr Price Resigns as Hospital Head
Dr James A Price resigns as head of the hospital amid strong board regret. His work secured a federal contract for the facility and care for tubercular patients in Delaly Noble counties, with plans to extend benefits to surrounding counties.
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Delaly
Noble
Couwr
Price
Rena
Deen
Board of Managers
Youthful Sandits Confess To Hold Ups In Bluff City
Two teenage boys confessed to a midnight hold up at the Wayn Trade Shop on Calhoun Street. They described planned tactics and implied the crime was rehearsed before the actual robbery. Police credited the trio with solving the case after arrests and full statements.
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bin Annda
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Uhes
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Godfrey
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Chic Abbott
Griffith
Saulchel
Wayné
Calhoun
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Weil
Newlay
Calahan Street
Chittiefo
Griffith Bay
Mig Mather
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Gle Ree
Police Describe Arson Drive Behind Bad Fire
Police say a scheme by Skunk family led to a major arson attack near Maples, injuring and threatening residents. Arrests followed Friday evening as Sheriff Abbott and deputies recovered a shotgun, and suspects confessed to sheltering and planning the blaze. The case proceeds through county court with further hearings slated for February.
Negro Arrested Here for Robbery in Marion
Police report Froyd Wiktlow a 28 year old Black man wanted in Marion and Indianapolis for grand larceny was arrested yesterday by officers Godfrey and Thenbill. He allegedly took $73 from a Stoyn Street store and fled to Indianapolis before returning to Marion.
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Froyd Wiktlow
Indy
Godfrey
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Mario
Indianapolis
Fos
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Marios
Randolph Family Overcome With Gas At Home
A Randolph family at 503 Lasteelfe street was overcome by gas before midnight. Night watchmen Fett and Andrews Burtich aided the rescue. Dr Charine Rothaehig tended the injured while an arrest for drunkenness was noted. Chickens reported stolen on 1201 Wallin avenue. Troy Dry Cleaning ad promises double protection for garments with contact details.
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Joe Doxis
Beiver Ansdrews Burtich
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Troy Dry Cleaning Co
Chicago Hails Mary Swiney in Grand Welcome
Chicago crowds greet Miss Lowrie Costello wife of Terence MacSwiney in a notable welcome parade. Flowers, cheers, and a book of resolutions move Attorney Breen as Swiney and supporters are escorted along a streetscape lined with cars and Irish flags. Mary MacSwiney plans to stay in Chicago through Monday for a series of Catholic and political events at the Congress Hotel and Armory while addressing Women’s groups and receiving public support.
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Lord Maroc
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Chicago
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Aft
Greey
Congress
Vocational students receive free textbooks program
Journal-Gazette notes a program offering 70 vocational students free texts with a small fee later reclaimed. Books will be kept by the school after completion, while nonpaying pupils must cover their own texts. the plan aims to supply texts to students as the year progresses.
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J. U1. Mines
Onal
Tean
Churches Noted Lecturer To Give Series Of Talks
A noted lecturer from the Chicago Theological Seminary will present five talks at the First Baptist Church in Etown, daytime and evening sessions weekly. The speaker recently toured Asia, including China and Japan, and is recognized for Bible knowledge and travel experience. Local churches and women's clubs welcome the lectures, with receptions and luncheon events noted during a busy church week.
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Baody Bitte Institute of
Chicago
Etona
Wea
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Sveraphilu
Orient
China
Philipplady
Jeren
Japan
Mlua
Paka
Ovieher
Interese
Veterans Compensation Scenes In Indiana State News
Insane veterans at the Gra Nerina state hospital in Indiana are reported to be receiving compensation from the government. A Cass county committee and American Legion officials are examining care and guardianship concerns for the ex-sailors. A county meeting in the court town will discuss tax instruction and subpoenas issued to real estate dealers in a broader state investigation. Funeral rites for Marin H Moynihan were held at St Josephs hospital chapel and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, with a lengthy list of pallbearers and acclaim for his civil and religious fidelity.
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Logansport
Indy
Ped
Liprexent
Gra Nerina
Indiana Hospital
American Legion
Care County Post
Hershe
Rigtler
Caas County
Krona
Bo Anderson
Indianapolis
Investieurion
Frank Buck
Camp Grant
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Mercantile Men Elect Officers At Chamber Meeting
At a Chamber of Commerce gathering the Fore Wayne Mercantile association elected officers and directors for the coming year. Present were Law’s Cures as vice-president, George W. Pixley as secretary-treasurer, L H. M. Rannam as director, and Joseph AL Rogen V8 Shaie and Parry Areher as directors.
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Fore Wayne Mercantile Association
Law
George W. Pixiey
Upaster
L, MH. Rannam
Joseph AL Rogen
Shaie
Parry Areher
Meeting at the Lake Erie Campus Office
An event titled De an finn meeting will be held at the campus office on Thursday in February. Wayne FHalinad vonieau is listed as a participant or organizer with details obscured in the OCR text. The notice invites attendance and notes the setting as a campus office.
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Lake Erie
Wayne Fhalinad Vonieau
Thurs
Welcon
Rochhti
City Hall Deaths Petition Park Board to Build Boulevard
A petition circulated among Swiney Park residents seeks parkway along Wilkins ground from west Swiney Park to Country Club, costing residents via assessment. It aims to create a boulevard linking to the Country club and open up attractive home sites near the area. Emmete Johnson, former resident, buried in Lindenwood Cemetery. details include local attorney obituary note.
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Board of Park Commissioners
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Swineey Park
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Milaccis
Soulevard
Country Club
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Wilkins Ground
Washington
Washington Roads
Hoileaux
Hames
Bene Sted
Emmete & Johnson
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Joanson
Real Estate HRM Opens Monday in Shoaff Building
Dreishack Heim and Johnson Real Estate to open new offices in Shoaff Building Fort Wayne on Monday at 6 oclock with August W Meim and others as partners. The firm plans to serve buyers and sellers and lists many homes and home-sites in Fort Wayne and surrounding suburbs.
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Heim
My. Weim
Charles N. Preble
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City & Subuehan Thileing Company
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Prosecutor Drives Preacher From Towne Church
In Goshen Indiana February the prosecutor's office ordered preacher Billyn to leave town after complaints of sermons. He had preached revival at Pisst Christian church and at T J Rule's home and North Side United church. Twenty followers met him at the railroad station as his train arrived, amid assurances his teachings would remain with his adherents.
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Biliyu
Prefers Jail Sentence to Supporting His Wife
Albion Indiana February 5 1930s era notice reports Albert H Rudie arraigned in Noble county court on a charge of wife abandonment. Judge Rigos imposes a jail term and immediate removal from the scene. Rudie tells Sheriff Pluck the path will be the straight and narrow one.
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Ind
Albert H Rudie
Noble County Court
Rigos
Bin
Raiile Tol
Try This on Your Hair 15 Days Trial Promise
Dermatologists agree baldness is caused by a scalp microbe and a new method strengthens hair, slows shedding, and improves scalp health. Tests claim results in 13 days with a home remedy. Send address for a 15 day trial offer from AYMES CD, New York.
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New York
Washington Ave
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Romy
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Romy will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter 1240 Say Ron ovens with Rev Schaff officiating. Burial will be in Lindenwood. Frankson Romy died at 9:30 yesterday morning of cerebral hemorrhage at Lutheran hospital. He was 28, a stationary engineer at No pumpins Enon. He had lived here 20 years and was a member of I O O F lodge at Findlay. Survived by widow two daughters Miss Frances Veon and Mrs Charles Hirselman stepson Mr Wine fang Garret Ind and one sister and three sisters.
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Lindenwood
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Pumpins Enon
Hoospits
Walla
Pydar
Winter Street
Hoepital
Wron
Lodge
Findlay
Frances Veon A
Charles Hirselman
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Sie
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Lloyd M. Osmvn
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Funeral notices and obituaries from a midwestern town
Obituary notices and funeral announcements for Osman Denia Liord Osun and others from Milan township and Allen county areas. Details include birth, death dates, relatives, and burial plans at Lindenwood and Concordia cemeteries, with services at private homes and churches. Also notes a police and postal service job exam and local staffing notices.
City News: Mr and Mrs Themes Laistoe Grow Family
Mr and Mrs Themes Laistoe are glad to announce the birth of a son at St. Joseph Hospital. The new arrival joins a family already joyful and awaits visitors from relatives and friends.
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City News
St. Joe Hospital
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