Mexico and leadership shift and treasury concerns
The piece reflects on Mexican political change after Diaz’s era, noting new leaders, reform debates in the congress, and a division of great estates. It laments past leadership while urging prosecutions of misconduct and retirements for duty failures. It also mentions unrest in public safety and a memorial day delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourrow
Mexico
Diaz
Diez
Bay
Bashegun
Mexica
Haa
Pecavee
City promises patrols as saloons face law violation
The editorial notes a gap between Mayor Kineek and safety officials over saloon closures. It questions who failed duty and cites a women committee exposing locations as two days pass without action, while reflecting on post Civil War veteran influence in Congress and praising Gen Isaaq R Sherwood as the oldest serving Union veteran Democrat in Congress.
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Kineek
Nea
Grica
Rafety
Cal
Soldiers of the
Blue
Gray
Washington
Ciilate
Congress
Penate
House
Johnny Reb
Congréss
United Country
Democrata
Évante
Tae
Acatte
Dows
Grant
Lee
Senate
Qailitery
Elgiliite
Isaaq R Sherswood
Toledo
Ninch
Ohio
House of Representatives
Sherwood
Delmg
Cold drinks in heat danger says reader note
May 31 1911 Kendallville Ind letter to the editor urges caution on iced beverages for babies and all in hot weather claiming cold drinks congest the stomach for twelve hours or more and may cause baby deaths. The writer asks if the author of Sane treatment for Use Baby would endorse or refute the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Eer
Kendallville
Ind
Pythian Memorial at Kendallville Sunday
Kendallville Lodge No 109 Knights of Pythias holds annual memorial service at Lake View cemetery Sunday afternoon. Graves of members will be decorated. Address by Hon Stephan A Powers of Angola will be followed by program led by K of P in Kendallville with march from the hall at 1 o clock led by the Kendallville band and the Knights of Noble company No 20.
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Kendallville
Ind
KendaLlville Lodge No
Knights of Pyrhing
Laka View
Stephan A.powers
Angala
Kimmel
Str
Knights of Noble Company
Wil
Ladies Press for Law Enforcement on Decoration Day in Fort Wayne
A Fort Wayne report recounts a Decoration Day scene where women protesters urge police enforcement. Governor Marshall intervenes, promising support, while Prosecuting Attorney Phoreas and officials discuss new, steady legal action. An urgent meeting at Atty Hillson’s offices plans a sustained approach beyond past spurts.
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Fort Wayne
Baltar Journal
Grice
Marshall
Phoreas
Board of Safety
Hurrell
Hotzell
Henderson
Gine
Abbott
Commie
Leutenant
Tie
Atty. Hills
Editors Mingling with Politics and Fun in Indiana
South Bend Ind June 1 Democratic editors from Indiana travel in three interurban cars with their families and guests, visiting Elkhart Laporte Michigan City and South Bend. Governor Marshall speaks at Michigan City and Laporte, while possible candidates for governor and party leadership circulate amid talks of Dunn and Ralston, Crrittenberger, and Boehne. The trip includes a Washington caucus note and editor opinions urging careful nominations and a modern platform.
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W.H. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
Democratic - Historial Association
South Bend
Ind
Democratic Editors of
Indiana
Elkhart
Laporte
Michigan City
Governor Marshall
Marshall
Barnhart
Benquét
Washington
addiHon
Paul Poynter
Sullivan Democrat
Lew Ellingham
Decatur Democrat
Rob Huston
Frankfort Crescent
John B. Stoll
South Bend Times
Colonel Moffet
Elywood Record
Indianapolis
G. R. Griffin
Wits and Daughter
The
Spencer Democrat
Date Crittenberger
Anderson Bulletin
Bord
Washington Democrat
Dricatut Democrat
H. Flazen
Roanville Enquirer
Paul Pointer
Charles Arnold
Churubusco Editor Organizes Wilson for President
Churubusco editor HL Downey launches “Wilson for President Club” and promotes Wilson for president with Marshall for vice. Downey argues it forms the strongest Democratic ticket, while Whitley County delegates may favor Marshall and instruction likely shifts at the convention. Downey predicts closer local watch by county leaders.
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Columbia Stilt
Ind
HL Downay
Chirthatea Truth
Wilson
Downey
Oyre
Wilsot
New’ Teressey
Democratic Party
Presid Éne
Downay
Pushin Wilson
Marshall
Dorchey
Whitley County
Whitley
Whitley Counsty
Police Scattered Arrests and Suspicious Encounters
Police report a series of local incidents including Samuel Biggerstatt’s thwarted attempt to pawn a gold watch, a 15 day jail for Joseph Barle on unspecified charges, and J H Kent detained for threatening a train. Frank Butler alias Spangler remains at large after knife assault on his stepfather while Isaac Ca e and Charles Watson, both African American men, are held on vagrancy charges near Calhoun and Superior streets.
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Samuel Biggerstatt
Spilner
Langs
Hox
Beyérteen
Vics
Bex
Joseph Barle A
Aera
Gent
J. H. Kent
Frank
Butler
Spangler
Ae Gehool Board
Elf
Cook
Gruber
Jackson Street
Durling
Tsaac Cae
Charles Watson
Crawley and
Eigenhut
Calhoun and
Superior Streets
Widen Swinney Park Boulevard to Standard Width
Property owners and park commissioners meet at the Commercial club to push Swinney Park boulevard widening from forty to sixty five feet. The plan adds a gravel river walk, a shrubbery strip, a six foot inside walkway, and makes the boulevard a permanent standard width aligned with the other tributaries. Theodore F. Thieme has completed the Main Street bridge retaining structures as part of the improvement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Penplerty
Theodore F. Thieme
Streat Bridge
Park features and local obituaries headline Auburn scene
Wall with three light columns gains ground over a former sink hole as city work moves forward under park board oversight. Edith Feagler, long a sufferer, dies after months of illness. Mrs. Bubank and Mrs. Wingard suffer sudden deaths, with tributes and church ties noted.
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Thieme
Too Late For Classification Too Late For Classification
WARTEDTA bov 16 years of age cellar bakery Broadway. i FOR HIRE Large touring car sullabis for business purposes or pleasure par dies. Will carry five oy eeven passeng ers. Frices reasonable. Phone 2541 ve 2-3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartedta Bov
Broadway
Prominent Lagrange County Couple Wed in Shipshewana
In Shipshewana Indiana this afternoon Dir Hawlett Davis and Miles Carrie Rogers led by Mr and Mrs Lert Miller traveled from Lagrange to unite in marriage after securing the license in Lagrange this morning Mr Davis is president of the State bank of Shipshewana and Mrs Rogers is noted in social and church circles across the county The couple leave for a wedding reception later at New Haven with many friends wishing them happiness in their new life, a big dance planned there.
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Shipshewana
Ind
Hawlett Davis
Miles Carrie Rogers
Lert Miller
Wikhart
Dei
United Friends of Wedlock
Lansa
Lagrange
Davis
Stats Bank of Shipsheawans
Ities
Rogéra
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Mexican Congress
Republic
Juarez
Seloona
Board of Pafety
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Cheirman Hutzell
Board of Public Safety
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Pythian Memorial
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Maeve
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Taggart
Ana
Dale Crittenbarger
Sute
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Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
Adair
Anderson Cultar
Boehne
Jack Spencer
Jack Brill
Evansville
Ralston
Ralph Moss
Fifth
Congress of
Fifth District
Dale Grittenberger
Latel ‘M. Ralston
Iuat & Muess
Ed Fitzpatrick
Churubusco
WANT
Pase
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Feagler
Auburn
Edith Feagler
Stevand
Henry Bardelheimer
Adame County
And
Peter Doermer
Hayden ‘Street
Ipope
London
Jung L
Ceatea
Amelia
Shacred College
Higa
Sen Hrandena
Ziignor
Zémund
M [Runeae
Philadelphia
Jonas
Tadi
Jane
Bubank
McCrands
Tlt
Presbyterian Church
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Wingard
Esterday
Maria Wingard
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