Public speech urges local option and fiscal transparency
The speaker attacks state and party platforms on liquor licenses, defends local self-government, calls for a county option vote, questions state expenditures, and warns against government overreach and corporate influence, urging adherence to constitutional law and honest budgeting. He criticizes past fiscal reports and advocates clear accounting and prudent public spending.
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Judiana
Anyon
Amir
Indiana
Leensea
Petition circulated to block Democrats in Wayne County club
Before the program opens a petition circulated among Democrats to prevent a study named Theis. OH charter member trembert of the Wayne County referentan club outlines the organization plans to be completed within a week.
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Wayne County
Democrats to Caucus for School Trustee Election
Democratic party members plan a caucus to nominate a school trustee candidate. Incumbent party figures indicate a Republican rival in the field. The meeting is set for the upcoming Wednesday with attention on which Democratic candidate will lead the ticket.
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Kerre Woor
Wenoel
Tiky Price
Couneit
Oulds
Rorlerion
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Young Man Held Up by Two Thugs in Mount Olive
Frank Wyss of Mount Olive says he was held up by two men on Hardin Street near Jerrodn and Washington just after 11 p.m. and robbed of forty cents. One suspect wore a veiled hat and both fled toward the police station. Wyss, a clerk at a local shop, identified no weapon and reported the incident to police who questioned his friends in the city overnight.
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Indiana
General Assembly
Township Trustes
Board of County Counmlesioners
Cluches
General
Benevolent Institution Fund
Gavartor
Indianay
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Endlig
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N. Hurty
Frank Wyss
Mount Olive
Jwllee
Hardon
Jeroramn
Washington
Pollen Headquarters
Berry Cafe Sale Pending as Owner Leaves Town
The Berry Cafe must be sold within a few days as proprietor J. F. Vordermark departs the city. Monroe W. Fitch & Sons are exclusive agents, with both phones listed and office hours evenings at 7:45.
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J. F. Vordermark
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons
Man Dies at Hope Hospital in Convoy
Robert Regestor of Convoy Ohio died at Hope Hospital in the 50th year. He collapsed about a week earlier after feeling unwell. He is survived by several relatives and was to be prepared for burial by the Bison undertaking establishment.
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Officers of the International Typographical Union
The election of officers for the International Typographical Union is announced with candidates named for president, secretary treasurer, trustees, and other posts. Key figures include Lynch, Hayes, Brumood, Nichol, Stevenann, McCullough, and Anan among delegates and guardians of union duties.
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Tui
Enternutait Typographical Union
Aspouwel
Culms
Prugidenc
Dimes
Lynch
Syructsi
N. Uist
Premient
JF. W- Hayes
Atggtpaly
Frennurer
J. Brumood
Denver
Nicholw
Ialthnore
Postmaster Salaries Hike Noted in Indiana
Northern Indiana officials report substantial salary increases for postmasters across the region, with multiple towns listed and new pay figures shown. Also included are unrelated items on ammonia incident in Chicago and Oregon’s Republican legislature election outcome.
Close race in Town primary for Republican Senate nod
Both sides claim victory margins between 10 000 and 20 000 as early returns trickle in. The official count will decide the GOP nomination between Senator Allison and Governor Cumming. Democrats nominate Fred E B White for governor with no opposition. Clawlo RK Porter, former governor candidate, dominates the U S Senate race without opposition.
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Cumming
Garst
Cummins
Carroll
Fred EB. White
Clawlo RK Porter
Canidate
Issovernor
Ucker Wie
Unites States
Want ads in the Journal Gazette text a single word
Classified note indicates want ads appear in the Journal and Gazette newspapers with only one word. No explicit listings or descriptions are provided.
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Gazette
Shoes Offered at Deep Discounts by Thing Co
A Boston firm sent a western representative to sell 480000 pairs of women and misses shoes at cash prices. The sale offers many styles and sizes, with men's and children's shoes also heavily discounted. The event, starting June 4, promotes a two week cash sale at Thing and Co 120 East Berry Street.
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Unio
Remkins
Foc
Thing & Co
Grat
Lily
Thing & Joe
Wortis
Caah
Wenoy
Yhursing
B. Thing & CO
East Berry Street
Steel Bar Prices Cut Across United States
Pittsburg reports an official cut in steel bar prices from ten to nine dollars per ton with orders to Carnegie Steel and other US Steel subsidiaries. Cleveland notes a four dollar per ton reduction, the lowest since 1904, signaling potential readjustments across bars, plates, and structural materials as manufacturers resist minimal losses from earlier slumps.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Board opens bids for sixty five and eighty five foot ladder trucks
The board of public safety opened bids for an eighty five foot and a sixty five foot serial ladder truck for the fire department. Bids came from Seagraves Company and American Company, with Seagraves offering the larger truck at 625 and 440 for the smaller. The council will be asked to approve the funds needed to purchase the apparatus.
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Board of Public Safety Instinet
Tha Fire Department
Seagraves Company
Tanve Company
Here's a Way to Save on Laundry Costs
A historical note advises readers to consider total expense beyond the washerwoman’s price. It warns that poor materials raise garment costs, and suggests using safe soap that does not require boiling. The guidance implies simple, quick care with minimal effort.
Hetty Sreen Adopting Luxuries After Penurious Life
New York June 3 The famed Hetty Green known for wealth and unconventionality begins adopting costly luxuries. She attends beauty treatments and plans lavish entertainments while considering selling New York assets this winter season.
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Hetty Sreen
New York
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