Pappert Calls for Public Hearing on Police Probe
Sergeant William Pappert seeks a public hearing before the board of public safety after Captain Kelly charged him with misconduct. Pappert says he will be prepared for the hearing and insists no record contains anything to conceal. Patrolmen Junk and Bunele back him, while Officer Jack notes station records show he did not loiter in the barber shop during the questioned period.
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Bunele
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Denver in gala dress leads Bryan bid for party ticket
The article describes Denver and allied delegates arriving for a Democratic convention, with Bryan supporters confident in securing his program. It notes rivals and a split over vice presidential selection as eastern Democrats and old guard factions clash, while figures like Tom Johnson and Governor Folk travel to the event and Tammany plans add to the bustle.
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Chas. W. Bryan
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Linegin
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Missouri
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United States
Senate
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New Jersey
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North Carolina
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Kansas
Excursion crowds at lakes trotz a holiday heat
Large crowds flocked to Fort Wayne area lakes and Rome City yesterday, with attendance near record highs for the season. Railroads reported heavy business, aided by Fourth of July half-fare promotions, as trains to Lake James and other points were packed and return cars filled.
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Lake Erie
Indianapolis
Bowser Factory Returns To Full Operation After Break
The Bowser works resume activity after a week’s vacation to clear a quarterly inventory. The plant had been largely idle with only a few office staff present and minimal worker movement. The office is now busy handling the inventory and faces two to three weeks of heavy extra work to complete routine tasks.
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Knitting Sils Tanks in Operation at Wayne Plant
Two water treatment tanks have been installed at the Wayne unit to purify and soften water. The units operate in tandem and are expected to produce more than ten thousand gallons daily, boosting supply.
Nickel Plate Bridge Blown Up Near Conneaut
Passengers on Nickel Plate Train No 1 escaped injury when the Lehigh Valley viaduct crossing Nickel Plate at Selirk and Perry streets was dynamited. The blast caused about 10000 dollars in damage. laborers are believed responsible for the wrecking attempt, with speculation that the Nickel Plate train was the intended target. GW Cook of a Pennsylvania machine shop declined to discuss involvement.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
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The
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Kern Becomes an Issue at Denver Convention
Denver July 3 The Indiana bid for vice presidency centered on John W Kern as a possible nominee with Indiana's support, while some delegates doubt his early push. Indiana Democrats worry Kern could become senator if Bryan and Kern fail, prompting strategic hesitation. Other contenders like John Lamb and Benjamin F Shively seek future Senate seats, as Indiana holds caucuses and debates unfold.
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Industrial Notes From Fort Wayne and Nearby Areas
Industrial notes list visits and travels of executives and engineers. W Elliot, advertising manager for Hanser works, visits Ann Arbor. Henry Wiese, chief engineer at knitting mills, works today after vacation at Lake James. Robert Reilly of Pittsburgh spends a weekly vacation in the city. Mikel Plate books an excursion for February 19 from Valparaiso to Fort Wayne. A ball game with Terre Haute is expected to draw crowds. Purchasing agent for Fort Wayne Genera l Electric Co. and Angus Merce travel to Mack. Herbert Wagenhals of the Pennsylvania engineering department spends ten days in Fort Wayne visiting his parents. Wagenhals returns to Yale Scientific School next September.
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Bowser Works
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Henry Wiese
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Lake James
Robert Reilly
Pittsburg
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Valparaiso
Fort Warne
Terri Haute
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Convention Committee Members and Kern Boom Disposal
Indiana visitors to the convention were entertained at the Savas hotel last night by proprietor Alexander and Charles D. Griffith. The Kern boom discussion was to be taken up and disposed of by convention committees and officers including Joan W. Kern Tuomas Taggart Claude Powers John E. Lamb and P M Foley W H O'Brien.
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Claude Powers
John E. Lamb
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Foley W. H. O'Brien
Indiana
Savas Hotel
Me Alexander
Charles D. Griffith
Shively Won't Attend Denver Democratic Convention
South Bind July 5 Benjamin F Shively will not attend the democratic national convention in Denver next week. He left for Brookville Indiana with Mrs Shively and the children to spend their annual vacation with relatives. If Mr Sbai me is proposed for vice presidency the offer will be withdrawn. We will monitor Denver deliberations but he will not actively participate.
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Benjamin F. Shively
Denver
For Sale Nearly New Shaft Drive Auto 24HP 5 Passengers
For sale a nearly new 24 horsepower five passenger shaft drive automobile fully equipped with all accessories. Advertised by Dr Bulson at 219 West Wayne Street. Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Voc a word.
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Free Speech or Prohibition Fight in Indiana County
Fragmented editorial argues against liquor licensing and local option, praising Governor Hanly's stance while attacking prohibition opponents. It challenges political lines, cites court precedent, and questions enforcement power of the governor, sheriffs, and local officials in shaping liquor laws.
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Garrett area notes and incidents around July Fourth
Garrett reports a string of local notices and incidents including a petition in federal court, a fall injury to Frank Hess, a guardian appointment for Henry Brandt, a serious head injury to a child from a plank, a divorce filing by Grace Green, a lightning strike on a farm, and several Fourth of July events and police actions in nearby towns.
William Devil Biss Improves After Weekend Accident
Reports indicate Mr William Devil Biss is much better after a Saturday accident. He sustained injuries described as a broken rib and fractured thigh, with concern fading as visitors and doctors note gradual recovery and steady progress toward full health.
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John N Mason Dies Suddenly At Fort Wayne
John N. Mason, longtime Allen County resident and cousin of County Clerk Joseph Mason, died suddenly at his Fort Wayne home after a period of ill health. He was 56, a devout Catholic, and resided on Riverview Avenue. Survived by wife, two sons August and Henry, two daughters Mary and Rosie, a brother Joseph, three sisters, and a grandchild. Funeral arrangements announced later.
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COL Guffy Returns Amid Party Battle and Blame
A fractured speech volley portrays Col. Guffy railing at Bryan and party bosses. He denounces control by “corporation man” as a threat to democracy while recounting past financial support from Hearst and Daley, and challenging Bryan’s leadership.
Bryan Replays Calmly After Frantic Night Event
A cryptic report from Lincoln Nebraska details Bryan Rlepy calmly responding after a chaotic night. The fragment mentions Fairview and Trevin, with references to a national event and an AIC reply. The passage is garbled but centers on Bryan’s composed reaction amid confusion.
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Water Rent Notice For Due Payment
Water rent is now due at a flat rate. Bring service numbers with you to pay.
Try Admiral coffes Want ads in the Journal Gazette
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