Agreement Reached on City Poles and Electric Wires
City officials and the Home Telephone Company reportedly reached a settlement over pole use for electric wires after weeks of talks. Mayor Hosey City Attorney Colerick and board of works members met, while company directors weighed a settlement. The accord aims to allow city lighted streets with reduced dispute and minimal risk to ongoing municipal plant work.
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Lennon, Schwartz
Hrosius
Board of Works
The
Homes Telephone Compan
Journal-Gazette
Swere
Hosey
Board of Public Works
Mig
Hosay
Taunselpal Ngathgwlart
Fort Wayne
Othe
Former Illinois treasurer dies by his own hand in Bellville
Ex state treasurer Jno Becker, 67, of Bellville Illinois, shot himself at home after a family conference about his second marriage and estate. He was previously married to Fran Risnerham and left an estate valued around $500000. In Milford Indiana, William Whettton reports a warrant in the trial of Township Trustee George Cobb of Goshen. Cobb allegedly misappropriated $20000, case set for February term in Wikhart Circuit Court.
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Bellsvilly
Tib
Jno
Charles Becker
Tlinois
Becker
Bast Ting
Fran Risnenham
Milford
Ind
William Whettion
Waramans
Met Township
George S. Cobb
Goston
Sr. Cobb
Whetton
Eikhart
Colt
Mx Cobb
Warsaw Attorney Poisoned in Indiana
Warsaw Indiana report says attorney Mel Summy of Warsaw is recovering from stomach poison with both hands badly poisoned. He contracted the illness after returning from the country, and doctors advise careful treatment to prevent further complications.
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Warsaw
Jan Torney
Mel
Summy
Weather Outlook for Friday to Saturday Across States
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness Friday across Ohio Indiana and nearby regions with rising winds. Lower Michigan expected partial cloud cover Friday and more cloudiness Saturday with cooler temperatures.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Riots Calm as Arbitration Talk Moves Forward in Muncie
In Muncie authorities, with Indiana Governor’s ultimatum, deploy 2000 state troops as rioting subsides for mediation on the Indiana Union Traction dispute. Ministerial leaders propose arbitration terms, with clergy committees meeting officials and labor representatives to seek a peaceful settlement.
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Muncie
Ind
Dfanly
Perry
Delaware
Muntio
Poors
Sheci Perdlou
Ot Polles Denbow
Guihria
New State Committee Election In Indiana Democrats Choose Korbly
In Indianapolis on January 7 the Seventh District Democrats elected Deonard Korbly as district chairman to succeed Joseph T. Panning. Korbly, a young attorney, was the law partner of the late Alonzo Greene Smith. Delegates from first through twelfth districts named candidates and supported Ellingham for state chairman and McCullough for governor. In Portland Indiana the district convention also endorsed Billingham for district chairman and recommended Adams for attorney general. The meeting proceeded with caucuses as delegates urged support for their favorites.
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Indianapolis
Deonard Korbly
Joseph T. Panning
Korbly
Alonzo Greene Smith
T. D- Scates
Boonville
Alvin Padgett
Washington
Mark Storen
Scottsburg
George 8. Pleasants
Portland
Ind
Ian
Uuitinadsly Chase
Lew W. Billingham
Dewatur
W. Si Richhorn
James J. Btorand
Foreland
A . E. Melee
Indorsed Bream Anu
Indorsed Adair
Als Voi
Infor Waller al. tLet
Muneia
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RL McCullough
Anderson
Terma
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Erwit
Beeat
Jempcrate
Sama
Blutttay
Teenie Aad
A& Boed
Thoelock Tha
Tenth District Nomination At Monon Democratic Convention
In Monon Indiana the Democratic district convention chose Kirby Risk on the first ballot as chairman of the district Roby inlog ren ene renenech as Laperty acted a iding deer. Bryan was nominated for president with Ed Simon and John Mody of Lake County opposing. White County’s delegation pledged for Rick, and it was announced he held fifty out of eight votes. Continued on Page 2.
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Sal
Kirby Risk
Ehatrinstea
Roby
Renenech
Laperty
Deer
Edivara
Seciety
Bryan
Simon
John Mody
Lake County
White County
Keen
Rick
Operation Planned for Mrs Regenas in BVBEBTY
In Indianapolis area Mrs Wil- Tain Regenas of this race town has been ill. She will undergo an operation performed by Dr. W. S. Lerten of Claypool.
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Bvbebty
Ind
Wil- Tain Regenas
Wi. S. Lerten
Claypurr
Feller Gives Foee Attach To Chicago
Martin Ag ron, president of the board of the University of Chicago, reports Rockefeller has added funds totaling over 23 million dollars in benefactions. He also notes Rockefeller offered to treble conditions to the university serving on a committee, aiming to honor William Harper as first president. Trusts and gifts push total planned expenditures toward 85,000 plus additional funds for construction on campus.
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Cthcago
San
Martin Agron
University of Chi- 4
Penge
Otaiard
John
San "Rockefeller
Rogkarenter
Rogkarenter < had offered to treble all con = sitions to thy miearorkt
Ing Tee
William Ee ‘Harper
Trustenga
Teeglyad
Rockrfollers
Royalty in a Fight Over Anna Gould Hand
Paris reports a church melee at St Pierre de Thaillot during a memory service for Lady Stanley Errington. Count Boni de Castellane clashed with Prince Welle de Sagan over Anna Gould as bystanders watched mudslinging and a temple wound. Police separated them. all three were released after a formal verbal. the court case proceeds.
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Patis
Count Baul de Castelane
Aliss
Anna Gould
York
Prince Welle de Sagan
Gout
St Pierre de Thaillot
Stanley Errington
England
Count Boni
Quiny Jean de ‘Cestellane
Count Boai
Jean
Buecher
Drineas
Gletming
Tse
Lagaressox
Prince Clone
Jvers
Prince Isselle
Cour Ront
Prince Helie
Count Doni
Count Boat
Land
Mme. Gould
Shitch
Notary Public Termends for Fort Wayne Newspaper Office
A Notary Public ends term on April 26 after signing the Fort Wayne daily circulation managers notice. The item notes the name M. Moynihan as circulation manager and indicates the date of December as the day of subscription or oath.
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Oscal G Foellinger
Hughes Boom Launched Moves for Hughes Nominations
Albany Jan 2 Prominent New York legislators and Republicans met at the Kenmore Hotel to organize support for Governor Hughes for president. Senator Alfred Page presided with George Wilde, Gollins, John Sieicher, Tennant, Young, Haineler, and others endorsing Hughes. Delegates proposed a provisional party body to back Hughes in each assembly district while vowing to keep the effort within Republican ranks. The governor declined comment when informed of the conference.
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Albany
Nic
Govern Hughes
United States
Kenmore Hotel
Alfred R. Page
New York
George E. Wilde
Brooklyn
Gollins
John 2. Sieicher
Hg, Tennant
Charles H. Young
New York Republican Club
A .B. Haineler
Hughes
Nbn Raines
Ontario
Dor i
Broderick S.grovena
Spekker Wadsworth
Saxe
Senator Pace
Manhattan
Lene Page
M Sleieter
Z. Smnitte
Senator Page
Gornmer Hughes
Nirs
Gayathor Hughes
Foraker Floored by Republican State Committee Vote
Delegates to the state convention and primary dates were set with Taft supporters winning, 14 to 7, for both the February 11 primary and the March 3 Columbus convention to pick delegates to the national convention. Colginus, January 2. B. Garfield named as chairman. James Setsfield chosen as chairmen with R. Switser as secretary for the state convention. The committee also said it would not involve itself in selecting congressional district delegates.
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Colgibus
Tne
Republican State Central Committee
Columbus
B. Gerfield
Interior
Friends
Taft
Senator Foraker
William H. Taft
Joseph B. Foraker
James B. Setsfield
Reland
R. Switsser
Gallinolls
Secretar Malcatni Jennings
Athens
Brewrms
Tchad Gilson
Steubenville
Tommittes
Coneaatons Diatricts
Powers Jury Deliberations Continue in Georgetown Case
Georgetown Ky Jan 2 The Powers jury was unable to agree after a full day and requested more testimony. At 7 45 pm by agreement counsel concluded the direct examination of Henry E Youssey and the panel’s two written questions. The jury then retired for the night at 9 30 and will resume tomorrow.
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Georgetown
Powers
Juige Morris
Henry E.youssey
Convention by Acclamation Honors Fort Wayne Leader
In a lively Twelfth district meeting held yesterday Edwart G. Hottman of this city was unanimously elected district chairman amid buoyant tone and unity. The convention endorsed Thomas H. Marshall for governor and launched Cyrus W. Cline as a nomination prospect for Congress. Daniel M. Link spoke for unity and Hoffman’s unopposed chairmanship was foreshadowed as delegates gathered with veteran and new leaders, including ex congressman Robinson Irred Petok Cyrus Cline and Judge Adair, in a scene of hopeful Democratic momentum.
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Edwart G. Hottman
Daniel ML Link
Auburn
Bln
Hoffman
Thomas H. Marshell
Columbia City
Frank Mr Fowers
Angola
Cyrus W. Cline
Cline
Cline Bir
Fred L. Feisk
Garrett
Link
DeKalb
Steuben
Lagranga
Whitley and Nobles
Wayne Hotel
Allen County
Hofman
Harmony
Hoftman
Court House Rotunda
Wossip
Robinson
Tia
Petok
DeKalb County
Cyrus WW
Cina
Steuben County
Judge Powers
Ennyehfilm
Nir
Marshall
Theon
Thomas FR
Chyle Mc Gandy
ER. Satith
Dan M. Link
W. Naghaum
Hurr
Ilink
Symes EF. McDonald
Josppl Adair
Adair Waa
Avelandon
Ubu
Svc
Calunn
Sian
M. Brown
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Macnee
Mancie
Manele Ministerial Association
Indiana Union Traction
Traction Company
Mor Crow
Benjamin M. Nyee
First Presbyterian
C. GE. Wathme
Seventh Street
Vanpans Gret
Ikers
Toinisters
Munese Trades Council
Guthrie
Wormner
Agsheider
Adjuwal
Oran Parry
Indianapoli
Gayl
Gover Wanlyth
NEW State Committee
Ellingham
Indorses Judge Erwin
Carrall McCulloch
Len. G. Ellingham
Eden
Cornelius Troyer
Shipshewana
J. J. Wood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wabash Portland Cement Company
Wabash Railroad Company
Stroh
Detroit
Mich
C. L. Centavre Brewing Con
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railrad Company
Decatur
Warne
Cornelis Yreper
Emipshewana
Lagrange
H. J. Hostetter
James J. Wood
Fort Wagury
Shild
Emma Taisa
Ars
Ohn Burkhart
South Bend
Ann
Edward Garry
St. Paul's Catholic
James Kirby Risk
Choise
Feller
Foee
Chicago
Count Castellane
Prince Helie de Sagan
Mme
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Ry M. A
Moynihan
EL Mownihan
Cally
Stadt
Fort Wayne Journal
Gazette
Edward OG. Hoffman
Twelfim
Edward G. Hoffman
Ieroes
Ston River
Reunion
Ramlon
Stone River
Rurodrans
Brag
Foraker
Jail
Republican Committees
the Powers
Northerstern
Harties
Congressional
Cyrus Cline
T. R. Marshall
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