Taft Links Socialism to National Challenge
President Taft declares socialism the greatest problem facing Americans. He argues the Republican approach has dealt with reform wisely and warns voters to judge the party by its record. The speech touches on private property, wealth distribution, and the need for unity in government.
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Jackson
Mich
Taft
Republican Party
Nocinnam
Yosterday
Utelni
Henry
Walea
Ciera
Washington
Eda
Canada
Jockaon
Buffalo
Michigan Centre
Detroit
Tanzermanty
Kay
Community Tagging Drive Raises Funds for Fort Wayne Rescue Home
In a downtown effort, 125 volunteers placed 165000 tags on coats and purses, netting about 3500 for the Fort Wayne Rescue Home and Mission. Final tallies counted by A A Quittes C N Gulia and committee members show strong church support.
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Tug
Anthony
Fort Wayne
Rikachoo Birla
A.A. Quittes
C. N. Gulia
Waa
A. G. Barry
Bethany
Msn
Mle I4ickleo
Fund For the
Sues Columbia City for Five Thousand Dollars
A civil suit filed in Columbia City seeks $5,000 in damages from the city over an injury at the city power plant. Stephenson, employed at the plant, was injured on June 5, 1968, when a dynamo shell incident left him crippled for life. The suit alleges inadequate safety precautions and failure to shield workers from between-machine hazards.
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Columbia City
Ind
Dune
Mutual Insurance Shines With Strong year in Columbia City
Columbia City Indiana reports a solid year for the Mutual Insurance association led by Secretary Widup. Net gain reached 162,802 dollars, the highest per year total. Directors elected include N. K. DePoy David Aeheader Tom Jellison and W J Tinkham. Officers named N F DePoy president P F Widup secretary treasurer and Wom Tolligon secretary. Ring agents were reappointed.
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Columbia City
Ind
Wiittey County
Mieniers
Mittal Tnauraner Asmelation
Widiyy Thawe
Directtnta Ware
N. K. DePoy
David Aeheader
Tom Jellison
F. Whilup
W. J. Tinkham
English Aviator to Contest United States Tour
A fragmented report notes an English aviator traveling to New York in June to compete in a flying contest linking New York Chicago and St Louis. It mentions a first attempt to cross the English Channel and a second shows the exhibitor with the preserver, seeking honor and public interest.
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New York
Sian
Lana
Nila
Wild
Chicago
St Loni
Kolin le Fyite
East Privee
Fnsight
Geraas
Tim
Théan Pletatow
Ge. Rodla
Hia
Ay Serong
Enbien
Paallow
Resignation and suspensions in Portlang Oregon report
In Portlang Oregon on June 1, Kin resigns from a post while the general stand of ties and routes to Washington are noted. Horace T. Jones is suspended from an interview at the center of something. A witness describes actions supporting charges by Lane Te Giavis and Bailln kar.
Bingham Loses On New Issue In Indiana Court
Indianapolis June 4 The attorney general Jasare Dinghany challenged corporate charters of Indiana firms alleging powers exceeded by violating laws. Judge John Mutter and others ruled the attorney general not proper officer to initiate the suit, ordering the defendants to be sued instead. Bingham said he would appeal to the Supreme Court if county prosecutor remains proper plaintiff.
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Indianapolis
Empe
Jasare Dinghany
Indiana
John, Mutter
James B. Leathers
Vinson Carter
Gener
Bingham
Supreme Spark
Engine Men to Get Raise in Arbitration Ruling
The wage dispute between 27 000 enginemen and 49 railroads west of Chicago ends with a Federal arbitration board ruling in favor of the enginemen. The board grants a 60 percent increase and prompts division of the pay rise among the men as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen team to finalize allocations.
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Chicago, Inc
Federsy
Chicago
Dita
Atlerhoon
Winder
Train Collision Kills Four Motormen in Strubenville
Bulletin from Strubenville reports four motormen dead and about forty injured after a collision on the interurban line between Steubenville and Racer City. Victims unconfirmed. line service disrupted as investigation begins.
New Head of Odd Fellows Chosen at Boston Meeting
Jone 4. James W. Gress was elected deputy grand master and James Gy Ritter of Philadelphia became corresponding secretary at the grand lodge of the United States of the Independent order of Odd Fellows. Other officers named included Y. Joseph Hi Tandford as treasurer and Robert Mu Neely as master of accounts from Norwich, Conn.
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James W. Gress
Gmnd
United States
Independent
Rede Oe
Manchester Unity
Theardor
Deputty Grand Mastar
James Gy Rit
Philadelphia
Y. Joseph Hi. Tandford
Nove Hedfort
Mastronaurer
Robert ‘Mu Neely
Norwich
Conn
War on the Fly Enlists Health Board's Push
City health officials launch a fly elimination campaign boosting public oversight and quarantines at houses linked to the pest. The move aims to curb an outbreak of flies and prevent further spread by enforcing sanitation and orderly inspections.
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Pulette
Tre
Pulite Health
Fort Wayne
Awaris
Bewlih
City of Fort Wayne fights large pavement judgment
The city plans to contest a $5895.19 judgment against Metropolitan Engineering over paving costs for Surtorfeld Street. Officials expect a meeting with property owners this week to discuss assessments and possible final settlement, while many residents favor federal court action or further reviews.
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Bert Wayne
Judentent
Metropolitan
Agningt JC
Meninga
Surtorfeld
Taylor and Borekenritke Aireete
Cox Tunvbin
Omlehila
Amtropallian
Hinthe
Ernank T. Bens
Public Works
Cotses Lyon Matropoliine Company
Proverts Oweners
Liabie Toy
Met
Erglaroring Company
Iate
Vecdiet
Port Wayne
Tocal nAbely
Dbal
Unclear Weather Forecast Clipped From Newspaper
Fragmentary weather item reports showers and sun across days including Sunday Monday with variable temperatures. Mentions local temperature readings and times such as 4 p.m. and 42 degrees. OCR garble obscures exact locations and details.
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Thiheland
Olio
Booth
Jogrenn
Tampornbirn At & A
Work Begins on Pennsylvania Railway Elevation Project
Construction by Harman Tapp Company starts Monday on the Pennsyl vania track elevation near Fairdale Avenue. Crews will pour 29 000 yards of concrete and build a wall fronting the river. Graham, chief engineer, reports progress and notes prework including cement sidewalk work along Calhoun Street to the passenger depot.
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Adho
Crete
Pounsyisattia Comany
Pennay
Fairiele Avenue
Ronstruction Company
Anpain
St. Maury's
Penkerrtnta
Graham
Exigineer
Pennsy Inala Company
Aritera
Ionk Wayne
Peis Lyanie Gid Witlnal Tetekx
Hemin
Pein Agivnales Cement Aidewalk Ales
Calhoun Street
Wis
Board of Public Works
Pennsylvania
Railroad Chiefs Meet Taft in Washington Conference
President Taft arranged a rate conference with about a dozen western railroad chiefs for next week. Taft will arrive in Washington tomorrow night to discuss representations prompting the meeting. Prominent railroad attorneys and officials anticipated to attend, with political maneuvering and congressional talks shaping the agenda as the adjournment date nears.
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