Indiana voters split on Beveridge amid tariff and cost of living fears
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Indiana public sentiment on Senator Beveridge and Governor Marshall amid tariff policy and rising living costs. A survey of 1 500 business, manufacturing and farming leaders used mailed questions to gauge support for Beveridge, Taft administration approval, and the high cost of living. Responses showed swift, numerous opinions, with 7 percent affirmative to Beveridge and 20 percent negative, others undecided or distant. Continued on Page 6, Column 2.
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Yinquirer
Indiana
Politen
Itia
Laave
The
Enquirer
Albert J. Beveridge
Thomas KR. Marshall
Biss
Pontal Carde
Soverage
Atary
Morena
Alent
Winona Hosts 30000 at Brethren Church Conference
Warsaw Indiana June 6 More than 30000 visitors attended the annual Brethren church conference with tents erected to relieve crowded railway stations in Warsaw and Winona Lake. Delegations arrived by rail and traction lines moved thousands to the park and auditoriums where three days of meetings and songs continued. The Ohio delegation led in numbers while Indiana and Wabash county also sent large groups.
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Warsaw
Ind
National Conference of the Brethren
Winona Lake
Tits City
Lirgest
Dayton
Polnta
Giles
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Kany
Kan
Joplin
Crom Goshen
Ln Tha
Crow Peru
Esa Rin
da Miltned
New Parte
Cogken
Nehart
Arditorium
J. GB. Trovtepko
Ohio
Puckeye
Indiana
Wabash County
Ble Nour Railroad Company
South Waly
Warsin
Kellum
Andereon
Tavel
Ing Baesenger
la Jon
Handsomest Couple in Japan Tour Heads West
Prince Hiroyada Fushimi no Miya and his princess known as the handsomeest couple in Japan prepare to depart San Francisco for home after being feted by President Taft. The prince, six feet tall, served as naval commander in the war with Husain on the battleship Mikaga under Admiral Togo. He gained national hero status after the sinking of the Wilkasa near Sanebo in 1808. He is adopted by the father of the present emperor and is expected to be promoted to commander with a future rank.
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Washington
Juno
Hiroyada Fushimi
Miya
Japan
Taft
Prines ix
Edward
Cammander
San Francisco
Fushim
Fatto
Prince Fushimieno-Miya
Heving
Husain
Mikaga
Togo
Wilkasa
Sanebo
Mikdsa
Aviation contest grips United States map and skies
A sensational air race frenzy sweeps the nation as pilots plan lucrative New York to Chicago and New York to St Louis runs with prizes up to 30 000 dollars. C K Hamilton showcases daring flights while Glenn H Curtiss pursues a New York to Chicago route, promising spectacular demonstrations drawing huge crowds.
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New York
St Louis
Chiesgo
St. Layla
Kineas City
Lovlavisie
Chi
Stek
Glenn H Curtiss
Chicago
Fatto Jorle
Col Jones Madello receives high degree at Lexington visit
Col Jones Madello, president of Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction, traveled from the State University of Kentucky to Lexington where he was awarded a Doctor of Laws. He then toured Lafayette and Fort Wayne inspecting track elevation and street improvement work en route to his Philadelphia home.
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C D
Lawton
Port Wayne
Inaun
Tafayette
Lexington
Coane Jones
Muda
Henry Clews
New York
John Blair Macatee
Philadel
Lyielte
Fort Wayne
Jones
Jo Ruent
Goverost Wilson
Kentucky
Eliet Justice
Colonel Jones
Philadelpia
Evan
Smart
Fones
Spivan
Court House
Veilea
Local graduates begin Purdue commencement week
Fort Wayne students and families travel to Lafayette for Purdue University graduation ceremonies. The schedule opens Sunday with the baccalaureate sermon. Alumni events and the annual commencement follow later in the week with activities tied to Kappa and other groups.
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Fort Wayne
Young Aven
Purdue University
Baturdey
Lafayetta
Anna Veuntan
Alumiit
Actincheon
Weather forecast for Indiana and Michigan regions
Monday brings cloudy skies and moderate north winds across Indiana. Lower Michigan sees showers tapering. Tuesday offers fair to partly cloudy, with variable winds and cooler temperatures.
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Washington
Moning
Indiana
Winals
Onla
Officials Meet Taft Conference Draws Military Officers
Washington June 1 A conference of officials and military officers gathered to discuss a nationwide matter. President Taft was expected to meet rational presidents and other officials. details on freight rate issues and rail system matters were not disclosed.
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Washington
TPR
Clark
Chieage
Burngton & Quincy
Taft
Br. Clark Alan
Tite
Plan to Fight Injunction by Western Railroads
Rail executives and legal leaders from twenty five western railroads met to devise a defense against the government injunction demanding higher freight rates. Leaders including Gardiner Latting and railroad attorneys prepared for a federal suit while executives like Ripley Desano Felton Linghitt traveled to Washington to confer with President Tutt. Kilns Manufacturers’ official warned action would spark wide public indignation.
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Ghicagg
Dine F
Gardiner Lattimg
Renerat Ap Lleitar
Atehisah
Topeka & Santa Fe
Ratires
Inwyora
Kyeda
Ripley
Santa Fe
Dessano
Wabash
Felton
Ue Chiegga Great Western
Linghitt
Chicago & Northwestern
Washington
Tutt
Tobn M. Glenn
Kil. Nels
Children Present Mission Festival at St John’s Church
About 250 children participated in a ritual celebration at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. The event, directed by Rev H P Dannecker, featured Professor Willem Wisgert as musical director and St John’s choir performing pieces. A large audience filled the church for the program and welcome remarks by local leaders.
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St. John’s
Pressard
St. John's Choir
Hans Knauer
Herbert Senade
Oavar Rodgwaht
Theodore Tronkiey
Clara Nelelter
Hensiet
HL Gertrude Meyer
Olga Weismer
Marie Mngton
Helen Pinceldet
Melon Sehwarts
Hiner Westamann
Wilaré Trinth
Danry Danarcker
Linda Krockenberger
Texther
Barbara Beaun
Withert Lega
Seu Yank
Rat Llatan
Mualor Forbert
Piaslin
Ther Qehlety Wien
Sharp QUT In Iowa Primary Contest in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa Sharp QUT reports on primary contests in the seventh and ninth congressional districts where incumbents Rul and Smith face challengers. Judge Prouty and Attorney General Byers are cited as endorsing their positions while Des Moines figures and regional support shape the outcome. Governor Carrolla aims for a Tuesday win by about 35 000 votes with Warren Garat seeking a similar result in a progressive bid.
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Des Moines
Evers Wiis
Rul
Smith
Prouiy
Byers
Hele Teader
Hid
Witk
Army
Mill
Carrollia
Claima le
Warren Garat
Postoffice Clerks Score High in Indiana State Test
Postoffice clerks in Fort Wayne showed strong Civil Service results in a statewide examination led by Superintendent Hill. Ten clerks answered 993 postal addresses correctly with two flawless results, achieving an overall score of 693 percent on a test covering 98 post offices and 104 railroads across Indiana.
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Fort Wayne
Cuntain Hill
Manila
Indiana
Inwest
Schools Not Ready Next September In Fort Wayne Plan
Owing to backward weather and construction delays Fort Wayne plans for new schools will miss the start of the 1414 school year next September. Contractor James Renry is four weeks behind on the Washington school and Contendor Paul Kinder is eight weeks behind on the Tenth ward schoolhouse. It is probable neither building will be ready before the term begins.
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Fort Wayne
James Renry
Washingto School
Paul Kinder
Tenth Ward
Taracenponey
Hatkin Ys
Richmond railroad official Doyle dies in accident follows stroke
Charles E. B. Doyle, vice president in charge of operations for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, died after a stroke on the way to Richmond. Born in Missouri in 1851, he had long served the railroad system and was returning to the city when the fatal incident occurred.
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Richmond
Une
Charles EB. Doyle
Chesapeake &Onto Rallwas
Aikear
Misequil
City board weighs water mains extensions citywide
A special waterworks meeting was held as residents petitioned the extension of water mains to various neighborhoods across the city. Public works officials and engineers prepared studies on feasibility and funding to serve growing demand.
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Publin Works
White Arkine
Idke
Board of Works
Knights of Columbus Hold Grand Fort Wayne Gathering
A Fort Wayne Knights of Columbus district event drew visiting knights from Indiana and Ohio for a day of degree ceremonies a grand banquet and speeches. The program included three initiation degrees at the Knights of Columbus rooms Cathedral Mass at Immaculate Conception and a Library Hall banquet with addresses by Edward Ehrman and former consul Jean W. Ohar. The day featured receptions visits from Peruvian and Ohio delegates and a notable emphasis on the order’s material aspects.
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Columbus
Fort Wayne
Connell
Rome
Indian
Ohio
Goverty
Vlaltars
Tle
John W. Ohmam
Pacu
Ind
Santos
Fort Wayne Sonnel
Din City
Peru
Decatur
Logansport
Hunsington
Richmond
Muncie
Indiana
Delphos
Dalignys
Toledo
Fort Wayne Council
William P. Lennart
Knights of Columbus
Order
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Georgy Moornyin
Paul Ragen
W. HH. Kelly
Library Hall
Reineke
Edward J. Ehrman
Pound Knight
Jean WW
O'Hara
South America
Buehor Aires
Rin de Janeiro
Washington
Nedresa
Ilan A. Kelly, DB
Split Up In Lines Of Parties In Congress This Week
Washington reports outline a busy week as Taft era conservation and post office bank bills loom. Republicans expect swift votes on both, with conference likely. insurgent lines may dissolve while western lawmakers push back on public land withdrawals and policy shifts.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Taft-Ballinger
Land Lawe
Altos
Tronopodes
Henatory Warren and Clark
Wyoming
Heylorn
Orah
Forestar
Gifford Pinchotty
Membera Ag Senatara Dixon
Montana
Mint and
Perkins
California
Piles
Wreck injures sixty on Frisco Southeastern Limited
A Frisco system Southeastern Limited train wrecked in Walker County Alabama about sixty miles west of Birmingham this afternoon. Sixty people were injured including six seriously and emergency crews rushed to the scene to treat the injured and secure the wreck.
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Birmingham
Ala
Walker County
Vandals Whitewash Boulder Statue Near Wayne Trace
Local vandals daubed a bronze statue of General Anthony Wayne at Wayne Trace and New Haven Avenue with whitewash. Residents report the sculpture hidden beneath the coating and police hunt the perpetrator as authorities seek to remove the vandal’s stain.
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Wayne Trace
New Haver Avenue
Anthony Wayne
Fork Wayne
Siefa Cement
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