Taggart Receives Warm White House Welcome From Wilson
Indiana Democratic leader Thomas Taggart was cordially greeted at the White House by President Wilson, inviting him to call and discussing Indiana appointments with Secretary Tumulty. Taggart, accompanied by Rep. Cox, had a brief audience and pledged support, ending a day of political engagements before departing for New York.
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Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis Stax
Washington
Thomas Talgeart
White House
Indiana
Lealer
Wilson
Mr. Taggart
Charles F. Murphy
Jim Smith
New Jersey
Taggart
New York
Murphy
Thomas
Tumulty
French Lek
Wek
Wiliam E. Cox
Tumelty
Jenve
Grover Cleveland
Contrel
Kern
Cox
Leonard J. Hackney
Shively
Taggart’s Indianapolis Mayoral Bid Sparks Capital Support
A Washington interview made Taggart the day’s hero as he urged more expedition in federal jobs. References to election dynamics in Indianapolis and Maine politicians highlight a push for patronage, with Obediah Gardner backing the spoils view and calls to appoint W. W. Moga inspector under the Indian bureau.
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Tom
Taggart
Napolis
Joe Bell
Indianapolis
Bell
Washington
National Capital
Theat Inter- View
Poirmer
United States
Obediah Gardner
Maing
Congress
Maine
Pranklin Lane
Uata Sells
Indian Affairs
W. W W. Moga
Linton
Ind
Indian Bureau
Marriage Unites Clair Kemp and Mise Zimmer man in War saw
Silver Lake ind June 6. Clair Kemp and Mise Maris Zimmer man were united in marriage in War saw Wednesday afternoon by Rev A Fryberger and began housekeeping at their home. Numerous local residents attend and extend best wishes to the couple amid reports of other town happenings and visits. Hazel Brown nears full recovery from illness while Mrs Ella Harvey visits from Indianapolis.
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Silver Lake
Ind
Fitton
Indianapolis
Willard Fitton
Clair Kemp
Mise Maris Zimmerman
Warsaw
Rev. A. Fryberger
Decoration Day Observed at Willshire with Parade and Concert
Large crowd gathered in Willshire last Friday May 40 to honor Decoration Day. A parade and ceremony moved from the soldiers’ graves to the opera house where Prof. A Whithaus led music and Rev. Jamison spoke. An evening street concert capped what attendees call the best Decoration Day observance yet. Albert Roller, longtime Jennings township farmer and father of Dr. W. C. Roller, died recently after illness, with funeral services held Wednesday. Other obituaries and local notices follow including Aunt Billy Exerson and August Brown.
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Ella Harvey
Indianapalis
Getty
Charles Williamson
Mabel Perry
Crist
Alazig Adams
Lillie Burt
Manchester
Four Fentist
Amanda Stickel
Goshen
Chicago
Laotio
Samuel Smith
Gilead
Dr. Algie
Dock
Whi Zile
Otto Hoag Rnce
Brush
Chester Bannon
Wil Davin
Itndianapolis
Willard Fitton
Avm Grogsa
Tha
Allen Gresso
Wifa
Springfeld
Samuel Gresso
Willshire
Anma
Tina
Opera Hauga
Magle
Whit
Mary Troutiner
Baptist Church
Billy Exerson
Wiltshire
August Brown
Mike Searry
Robinson, Sr
Postal Reorganization Moves Rapidly Under Burleson
Washington reports a sweeping reorganization of the postal department as officials push rapid changes. A new head for the railway service is named, with Burleson and aides shifting leaders across divisions. Complaints of demotion and dissatisfaction have poured in over the past three months while the department studies the issues.
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Washington
Spirin
Burleson
Ien
Cockroaches to be killed with Electric Paste ad
An old drugstore advertisement touts Stearns Electric Paste for roaches rats and mice with claims of immediate effect and no food contamination. It promises money back if extermination fails and offers 25 cents or one dollar sizes from Stearns Electric Paste Co Chicago US.
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicega
Postmaster General Burleson to Restore Postal Efficiency
The department will inspect operations nationwide to locate failures in efficiency and service. Inspectors will report back within weeks, with focus on restoring top service levels over mere cost cutting. Burleson argues the postal system demands adequate funding to achieve efficiency and reliable delivery.
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New York
Sanndisco
Railway Mall
Mall Oh
Nriar
Anxlec
Hitchcock
Burleson
Postal costs rise amid failed service survey
The post office faces a potential 3 million dollar annual expense rise with a deficiency appropriation of 300,009 already issued and another likely. Officials cite overstaffing and nationwide planning as the cause, noting a comprehensive survey will take weeks and may delay remedies.
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Former Decatur Pastor D O Wise Marries Louieviele
Announcement reports the wedding of Rev D O Wise former Decatur Evangelical church pastor now aiding Louisville church to Aliss Emma Rosella Alpers daughter of Mr and Mrs Z A Alpers of Louisville The couple will reside at 4108 Two Fourth Street Louisville after July fifth Wise is brother of Rev Jacob Wise formerly of Fort Wayne and moved to Louisville over a year ago
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Decatur
Ind
D. O. Wise
Decatur Evangelical Church
Louisville
Aliss Emma Rosella, Alpers
Z. AL Ainars
Two
Fourth Street
Wise
Litte
Louisvile Church
Jacob Wise
Tarzs ‘Merly
Fort Wayne
Columbia Saturday Sale at Candy Kitchen
Columbia Candy Kitchen advertises fresh home made cream and bon bons at 18 cents, highlighting a Saturday sale with homemade confections available to shoppers seeking low prices.
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Columbia Candy Kitchen
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