Indiana Campaign Voices From A Nation’s Choice
A Fort Wayne paper-cum-spectator notes Indiana political rhetoric and party lines. It highlights discussions on tariffs, post, and candidates Cyrus Glines and Marshall. It covers editorials praising Marshall and recapping Democratic nominations for Congress Thomas Kuhn in Shelbyville.
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Nicoanes
Marshalls
Indiana
Toghe
Marshall
Democratic’ Party
Thomas H. Kuhn
Congress
Delicate hands and a slip of fate in a forgotten note
Fragmentary OCR hints at a personal missive or caption of a woman with delicate hands. Mentions a white fabric or seat and a date or score, but the garbled text obscures concrete names, places, or events.
Peru Electric Manufacturing Co Placed Under Receiver
Peru Indiana June 3 The Peru Electric Manufacturing Company has been placed in receivership by Citizens National Bank of Peru to protect creditors. Charles G Burton serves as receiver though assets reportedly exceed liabilities. The move aims to guard against financial difficulties amid the depression and credit constraints.
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Ind
Peru Electric Manufacturing Company
Charles G. Burton
Citizens National Bank, of
Peru
Juana
Municipal Notes on Lakeside dike and rail route proposals
City board of public works inspected Lakeside dike improvements and the Morton street to Lakeside Land Company pump route. Inspector Gillie, fresh from Ada dairy drive inspections, reported most dikes in good condition and dairymen willing to improve. Big crowds attend the Airdome as open air season starts despite threatening weather and seating limitations.
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Board of Public Works
Lekeside
Lakeside
Thg
Rmite
Morton Street
Lakeside Land Company
Gillie
Dalrive
Ada Siieh
Fort
Fort Wayne
Bill
Fort Wayne Shriners
Speera
Another Saloon Closes at Sendallville
A fragment notes the closure of a saloon in Sendallville with garbled lines mentioning a timing on Tuesday night and flags.
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Sendallville
May wage claim notices in FORE WAYNE journal
Fragmentary OCR records state a wage claim for May 15 involving Gio Bric of the FORE WAYNE du ling Ae Bk and MK JOURNAL Com pany, Sibi ghors. The readable items hint at an employment or financial matter requiring formal action.
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Gio Bric
Wayne du Ling Ae
Brakeman Atkins Dies Suddenly on Run
Harry Alkins of Newcastle Indiana, living at Huffman and Sherman streets in Fort Wayne, died late Wednesday night after collapsing on his run. A 25 year old brakeman for Lake Erie and Western, he reported severe head pains at 2 PM and died despite medical help. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and well respected. Funeral to be held under the order’s auspices.
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Harry Alkins
Newcastle
Ind
Huffman
Sherman Street
Len
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Port Wayne
Atking
Peare
Local Red Men Choose New Chiefs
Mechecannocha tripe No. 106 of the Order of Red Men plans a big meeting next Wednesday evening to confer three degrees on a class of candidates, followed by a banquet. Officers were elected as fellows, with J. L. Bireley named district deputy and Willian A. Aiken among alternates. A uniform rank organization was formed as Uniform Rank Company No. 2, M. R. C. R. M., with J. L. Bireles as captain and L. W. Jones as second lieutenant, Wallace Poe adjutant, and H. S. Aiken quartermaster sergeant.
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Order of Red Men
Bacher
I. McNamara
Sage- More
Warren Rogers
Saga
More
C. H. Arnold
Prophet
J. W. Stress
G. M. Dalley
C. 2. Christensen
DB. L. Bowers
J. L. Bireley
F. B. Revert
William Wiss
L. W.W. Jones
G. R. Hudson
FL. Bireley
Willian A. Aiken
Hosler
C. EB. Howard
G. W. Keller
Bicycle stolen from sidewalk at Journal Gazette
Master Fred Cole, an office boy at the Journal-Gazette, had his bicycle stolen last night from the sidewalk in front of the paper. The bike held hard earned savings and police pledged to recover it. Pingchle club members celebrated Adan Reinhart’s birthday with gifts and a fine sheen demonstrated at the gathering.
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Fred Cole
Journal-Gazette
Pingchle Club
Adan A. Reinhart Tuesevening
E. J. Ehrman
Louis Schwarts
William Wunderlin
DeKalb County Woman Dies At Advanced Age
In Auburn Indiana Mrs William Oiler dies at her home seven miles west of the city after a short illness. A native of Ohio, she had long resided in the county and planned an extended visit with relatives. The funeral will be held at Norri church at one o clock this afternoon.
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Kist
Auburn
Ind
Jung
Wiliam Oiler
Ohin
Norrie Chanel
SAS Company Plans Major Tank Drop Today
A SAS company prepares a significant tank drop today with Denny Seipener overseeing operations. The project has drawn praise from executives and involves a high level of technical work and coordination.
Fort Wayne Citizens Band Wins Parade Prize
A large Indianapolis crowds parade featured the Fort Wayne Citizens Band winning first prize with 73 points. Anderson Metropolitan placed second with 72 points, while Peru Tutri Regiment scored 70 but earned no prize as only two awards were offered. The event included elaborate costumes and numerous Elks lodges from across the state.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Marth
Taniudad
Tadispolis
Tholina
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk
Kol
Harry Wal- Hey
Adda
Prince Albert
Mud Waite
Alexandria
Ind
Holland
Anderson Lodge No
Thiad
Clayter Sells
Anderson
Greencastle Lodge No
Baby
Tyas
Elywood
Brazil
Musicians’ Union
Tafayette
The
Elks
Purdue University
Plang
Wikhart
Real estate sales in progress across multiple parcels
In a list of deed transfers, Louisa A Kampf to Samuel H and Hy di Burke sells lot 2 in Wolke's subdivision near Hana for 19100. Meyer to David A and e Qnek conveys part of Saunders and Bray property in K cities. The descriptions include various Archer Heirs additions and adjacent parcels with westward lot measurements.
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Tlouisa A. Kampf
Samuel H
Hydi
Burke
Wolke
Hana
Alza J
Geo
M. Jones
Joseph
Louise Goethe
West UT
Archer Heirs
West
H. MG. Meyer
David A
E Qnek
Saunders*k Net
Bray Aseo
William Pane
Unclear Health Patent Claims From A Smeared Ad
An OCR fragment markets a health potion with dubious cures. It touts relief for poor appetite sour rising indigestion dyspepsia gastritis liver troubles and malaria claiming fast results from a single hattie.
Millinery Savings and June Sale Across Apparel
The store promotes reductions on trimmed hats and underwear during June, promising large quantities and lower costs. It emphasizes buying cheaper by sourcing cheaper, with waning prices on muslin wear and cotton dress fabrics for summer, urging quick purchases to secure savings.
June Sale in Suits and Waists
The store announces a housecleaning sale with reduced prices across ready to wear garments including waists and summer items. Spring stock must be sold to hasten turnover, with special prices on carpets, rugs, curtains, draperies, and numerous small goods. The message emphasizes service, full stock, and widespread savings for this month.
WORK OF PERU LINE AT WARSAW UNDER WAY
Ralla nave been laid on the Peru extension of the Winona traction line from Center and Lake to 200 feet west of Miami street in Warsaw Indiana. Track laying to city limits is near and crossing Swainnt creek and a lowland stretch with an overhead bridge near the Pennsylvania tracks will follow. Cars likely not running before spring.
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Hist
Buren
Warsaw
Ind
Ralla
Peru
Winona Traction
Center
Lake Streets
Miami Street
Umits
St Matler
Svainnt Creek
Lowland
Pennsylvania
Spelling Bee Set For Wooster Friday Evening
Warsaw Ind June 3 A spelling bee and ice cream social will be held at the Wooster school house Friday evening. Jane and Aprine will be awarded to the winner of the match, 8.
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Warsaw
Ind
Wooster School House
Jane
Aprine
Kendallville Stars Entertain Avilla Members
Kendallville Ind June meeting of Noble Chapter of the Easter Star held at the Magonie temple featured 20 AVI members and three gentlemen. Associate Grand Patron spoke on 4 years tenure and refreshments were served. Report notes recognition of brave army volunteers and local military work.
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Bist Sows Bureau
Kendallville
Ind
Musun
Magonie Temple
Ure
AVI Irs
Wil
Geneva
Fit Dent Rt
Ashe
BeTe Sety
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