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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
8
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A Noble County gathering honors Judge Adair native to Albion. speakers urge Bryan Democrats to unite. The event blasts progressive banking reform, deposit protection, and opposition to era-wide trusts while praising labor, farmers, and woman suffrage as crucial to a democratic victory in 1908.
Toastmaster Redmond introduced Cyril W. Cline of Anzala as a leading Democrat speaker. Cline criticized current conditions, argued the Democratic Party protects the common man and urges unity to elect a Democratic ticket, including a congressman, governor, and president. Wrigley urged cordial campaigning and a square deal, praising Judge Adair and urging party unity. Noble County committee elected George Gaby as chairman and William Wilkes as treasurer with secretary to be appointed.
Democratic precinct committeemen of Uskalb County met in Auburn on January 30 to reappoint county central officers for the ensuing year. Miles Baxter was unanimously chosen chairman with W W Sharpless vice chairman, C M Brown treasurer, and C Little secretary. the meeting discussed candidate selection method and planned two committees for a future event. The gathering expressed confidence in the party’s prospects in DeKalb.
Men s fancy overcoats offered at half price as public schools in Aden county prepare exams next week. Prices range from 12 to 40 with entries listed for various items. Patterson Fletcher Co. notes inspection delays and weekend sale closings as exams approach.
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