Democratic Ticket Onward Amid Campaign Turmoil
A fragmented editorial discusses upcoming political events in the city, praising Wayne’s leadership and criticizing party rivals. It cites contracts, government spending, and Roosevelt era politics, noting tensions between Republicans and Democrats and the impact on public service and industry. The piece mentions figures like Kern, Roosevelt, and Taft era context, with broad commentary on campaign strategy and public perception.
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Jol Worth Kern
Kern
Avery
Roosevelt
Vare
Evervellag
My Conception of the Presidency by William J Bryan
Bryan argues the presidency is constrained by checks and balances and must work through Congress. He contends the president cannot legislate alone, must collaborate with Senate and House, and rely on moral courage and broad public sympathy to oppose special interests.
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Mir
Wiliam JL Bryan
Democrate Minines
Jresident
Collier's Weekly
Bryan
Senate
House
Cabint
Presley
le Tives
Public service call and memorial thanks amid reform talk
A historical column reflects on the duties of public office urging selfless service and a single term path. It also thanks clergy for funeral rites after a death in the Gallagher family and notes readers’ interest in furnished room ads, suggesting many will stay in advertised rentals soon.
Misjudged distress signal leads to lake tragedy
Emanuel Holm, 35, of Ligonier, drowned at Hunter Lake after splashing water on his wife during a Sunday incident. He reportedly dived in after the wife and missing his cue, with three children at home.
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Gobhen
Ind
Emanuel Holm
Dans Holm
Ligonier
Hunter Ake
Eimanel
Shih
Stork Rides A Street Car In Chicago Chaos
A passenger on a Chicago street car gave birth to a baby during a transit ride on a July day. The mother was rushed to a hospital with a doctor and nurse aiding, and both mother and infant received care after arrival. The report notes a street car incident disrupting service as responders attended the scene.
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Chicago
Washington Street
Inmae Avenue
TG. Rawehins
Healey
Mather
Aid
Dr Greenawalt Resigns From Bellefontaine Church Post
Fragmented OCR text reports the resignation of Dr Greenawalt from a Bellefontaine church role, noting ties to Dr Lane B and local church officers. Names and positions are unclear due to garbled wording, but indicate leadership changes at the church level in Springfield WP area.
Easy to Cure Catarrh with Hyomel Breathe Dry Air
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a cure for catarrh promising relief by inhaling dry air that supposedly kills germs. It cites testimonials from G J Stevers and others, claims a money back guarantee by pharmacists MeLBros & Co, and advertises a complete Hyomel outfit for $1 with refills at fifty cents.
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G. J
Henry
Grail Society Organizer Delivers Reading at Wayne Street Church
Rev. J. P. Nix of Tipton Indiana, national organizer for the Holy Grail Society, gave a reading at Wayne Street Methodist Church to a large, attentive audience. He plans further sessions, with Castle chapters, at Warne Street and Kirst Methodist churches, signaling growing local interest.
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Grail Society
Wayne Street Church
J. P. Nix
Tipton
Ind
Wayne Street Methodist
Mr. Nix
Warne Street
Worrow
Ug Ie Kirst
Fashionable Boozing as Bad as Common Kind
Tod Cunieb reports from Winona Lake that temperance speakers condemn fashionable drinking as sinful alongside common habits. Prof Chartres Scanlon cites deep in sin among those who discard flimsy cups for silver ladles, urging sobriety among railroad workers and officers. Governor Glenn addresses the audience on personal safety and prevention, with Governor Hanly scheduled to speak tomorrow.
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Winona Lake
Tod
Cunieb
Glenn
Boldlina
Hanly
Altprngen Wad de Ber
V . Eaton
Evanston
Cleveland Passes Firework Free Fourth Ordinance
By a vote of 11 to 7 the Cleveland city council bans private Fourth of July celebrations with firearms or fireworks. The ordinance, amid debates, stems from ten deaths during last year’s Independence Day observance and preserves a right to use fires.
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Cleveland
Enar
Johnny English dies suddenly in Chicago at sixty three
Cristavus PF English known as Johnny English, longtime news editor for the Associated Press in Chicago, died of heart disease after returning from Denver. He helped cover the Democratic national convention and reportedly felt fatigued on arrival, passing away within an hour at his home at age sixty three.
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Chicago
Iwig
Cristavus PF English
Johnny” English
Associated Press
Chilcago
Denver
English
Hennal English
Prompt sale of six room house on Wabash avenue
An offer to sell a six room house on Wabash avenue with a 33 by 13 foot lot in the next few days for 1475 dollars is advertised. G W Boerger of 120 W Berry Street promotes the bargain urging quick purchase. Angora area brief mentions a separate notice from the Kist News Bureau.
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Wabash Avenue
G. W. Boerger
W. Berry
Kekionga Cancers Off for Sandusky
Kekionga Canoe Club members Howard Richard Warry Schbell Ralph Lenty leave yesterday for Sandusky Ohio. Wilbur Eldon and Omar Keaven plan to sail over the Wabash to Defiance Ohio then to Sandusky. For sale fine touring Glide 1907 car 4 cylinder 40 horsepower cost 3000 now 825. Address Box 301 Syracuse Ind.
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Howard Richard
Warry Schbell
Ralph Lenty
Kekionga Canoe Club
Sandusky
Wade
Wilbur Eldon
Omar Keaven
Wabash
Defiance
Isaaeli
Sandusie
Syracuse
Ind
Angolan court case ends with fine and release
A local incident led to Earl C. Ritter and Miss Mie Rock being involved in a confrontation. After road incidents and calls to authorities, the man was jailed briefly and later released after paying fines totaling $1 with costs. The case involved Mayor Cartyers court and the defendant was allowed to return home.
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Angola
Lilac Moore
Seyiong
Min
Pollow
Orsi
Willengt
Es Wits
Etude Music Club meeting and local social notes
Monroeville Indiana July 13 The Etude Music club met at Miss Willa Frieling's home with a Grieg life of Grieg reading by Miss Cleo Edwards. Guests included Miss Josephine Meeks and Miss Lois Meeks. Various locals and visitors are listed with moves and visits to Fort Wayne Salem and Rome City. A house move on Ball’s Ferry Street and leasing news for the Baker building are recorded along with several social visits and club events.
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Monroeville
Ind
Willa Frieling
Hfe
Grieg
Cleo Edwards
Josphine
Lois Meeks
Josephine
Henry Taylor
Allan Shea
Aillwatkee
Wis
Fred Schaab
Notre Dame
Walter Richard
Noble Prekham
Lake View
Ohio
Star Hotel
Ball' S Fear Street
Chas. Smith
Smith
Fort Wayne
George Ginther
Salem
W. Va
Eudlé Morrison
A.J. Doggett
Florence Davis
HC. Davis
William Murchland
Priscilla
Marchland
Misa Minnie
Common
Deyton
Chie
C. Metler
H. C. Hrtmick
Z. Butler
Mabel
New Haven
Joseph Miler
O. AL. Friedline
Glennia
Marion
Ing
Puis Crates
Mable McCabe
Antwerp
Fonte
Fred Sehnab
M. D. G. Southworth
Frank Quilon
Tnc
Helen Day
Elsie Jones
Victor Whittern
Bertha Marquardt
Rhoda Jones
Hallie June
Hattie Robinson
Will Gauserman
H.l Steimman
Chas. Krick
Frank Cullen
G. Southworth
Mise Florence Davis
Wits
Dr. Engle
Aro At
Prattville
Enel Barnhart
Rome City
J.B. Wieser
Bernadine Niezer
Lab
South Street
Danity
Agnes Phillips
Alta Hart
Edith Davis
Helen Jones
Donna Weight
Bla Atul
Gracie Siger
Oltie Geyer
Kathyrn Ireland
H. &. Jones
Wash Rose
Frank Freese
Baldwin
Otte Crean
Decate
Indy
N. Whiltern
Alice David
Hallie Hume
Robinson
Cara
Port Wayne
Taft and Watson Club Organized in Auburn
An enthusiastic meeting in Auburn Ind July carnival night gathered seventy five Republican delegates from Gi an township and DeKalb county. The Taft and Watson club was formed to advance Republican interests with John W. Brown presiding and George Selimadel as secretary. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions to perfect the organization.
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Kist
Auburn
Ind
Gian Township
DeKalb Courte
Ware Aresent
Taft
Watson Old
Sud County
Ton Perty
John W. Brown
George Selimadel Wis
Decatur Man Celebrates Seventy Fifth Birthday
George Teeple of Decatur marked his seventy fifth birthday with a surprise party at Ninth and Adams. A luncheon dinner followed. Attending were relatives from nearby homes and Decatur residents including Mr and Mrs Summed a2imemerman and Elijah Walters. Cream social and Rein eke's Orchestra at Swinney Park were noted as part of the evening.
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Decatur
Kist News Aurestt
Tad
Ivy
George Teeple
Ninth and
Adams
Summed
Port Wayne
Elijah Walters
Andy Peeple
William Teople
Reineke
Swinney Park
Death notices from Kerr works community mourn loss
The text records funerals and obituaries for local residents. It notes Beclar Ty Wife of Law a 1st at Kerr works died after a illness at the family home, with Catholic affiliations and several grieving relatives named. Funeral plans indicate mass and interment details at local churches and Lindenwood cemetery in Jefferson.
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Kerr Works
Mmily
Selle Sweet
St. Peter's
The
Sacred Heart
Jr Meiy
Anthony
Mary
Frank
Theresa
J Bevker
Alsy
Florence
Edward
August Dierks
Charles Jarman
Onicsu
Dierkee
Detroit
Tony
Chicago
St Peethen
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