Voting Places Named for City Primaries and Inspector Assignments
The city selects voting precincts and appoints inspectors for the nominating primaries. Disputes arose in the Ninth precinct over two nominees, to be settled later. inspectors listed across twenty-eight precincts include Andrey McDaniel, G W Boerner, Charles Roberts, Henry Nix, Louis Peis, Jacob Kreekman, S B Smith, John Pavel, Walter Shang, Thomas Wilkens, Henry J Buddholt, Don A Welch, Franke Rohan, John Schnurr, and more, with locations ranging from City Hall to Hancock and Harrison streets. The plan also notes potential boundary changes pending council action.
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Prtt
Precinet
Curling
Andrey McDaniel
le Shoe Shop
Collumbie
CLM
GiMetro
East Warne Street
G. W. Boerner
Previnth
Mit
Lewis Atreet
Desymewr
Charles Roberts
Firth
Barre
Burn
Crarr Jetterson Aiid Excing Street
B. Binith
Fulrneld
Vendal Street
John Pavel
Hauteh
Walter Shang
Rippe's
Thomas A. Wilkens
Death notices of Myers and Stabler. long list of relatives
Multiple obituaries from Fort Wayne area. Mure nhall Myers formerly of Port Wayne killed in Oregon May 27. body recovered. Other deceased include Lander Myers former Turhager of Rabtery park and John Sthetr prominent retired jewelry merchant. Surviving family listed: wife of Stohr, daughter Mrs Edward Hammerie of West Mountain Street. Services set from St Paul’s church. tributes and condolences noted.
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Ue Mra
Thomas Dyer
South Harrison
Mark Shobar Kan
Une
John Sthetr
St. Olenhiret Sm
Stohr
Edward Hammerie
West Mtnstreet
Yeakinghter
Siaami
St. Paul's Church
Adodk
A. C. Nicraston
Ial
Tesep Stabler
Tntaids
Fiat
City News Mystery Surrounds Burnsfield Local Official
Report describes a puzzling sequence involving Mr Willi AL Runden and Hal Merv Rundenl at a local event with mentions of Mayor Charles A. Fivokivallar and Burnsfield figure Hilinger. The piece hints at a missing person case linked to ongoing tensions and a referenced past incident in New Tone, Belusiod, with little direct information since months ago.
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Willi AL Runden
Om Lintianspells
Hal Merv Rundenl
Raers
Charles A. Fivokivallar
Hilinger
Burnsfield
D. Mag
Lysk
Belusioid
Giants in the Arena Amid Tariff Debate in Senate
The piece reviews a heated Senate tariff debate. Key figures include Senator Aldrich, Beveridge, and his rivals from the Democratic and progressive camps. The discussion covers party loyalty, protectionism, and arguments over who guides Republican policy and tariff direction.
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Cenc Times
Pea Inon
Enea Eee
Jdge
Bacon
Rhode
Beveridge
Senate
Alfrich
Aldrich
Heveridge
Mr. Heveridge
Demnrerathe Party
Detnauntie
Lughter
Ble Xentelee
Republican Party
Rieitich Dagertent
Taxhug
Alficicl
Guilinger
Senate debates cotton schedule and gloves duties
Debates resume on protection for cotton goods and knit gloves with amendments. Aldrich and Dolliver push duties on tapestry and cotton articles, while a 50 cent per dozen glove duty is debated. Porto Rican bill passes in the House. a smallpox case noted in Minnesota.
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Nner
Beverlése
Bristow
Brown
Burkett
Clapp
Cumming
Deliver
Gamble
LaPoiiette
Nelson
McEnery
Dulliver
Ad Valorein
Aldrich
Vt Grupe
Senate
Washington
Dolliver
Jacquard
Jane
Cruis
Hociery
Dolilver
Dallippore
Gailinger
Ras Loth
Dolllver
Cillinger
Aixa
Dinkley
Finance
Lodge
Ad Valorem
Bacon
Curious Visit at Public Library Sparks Morality Debate
A magazine from Cosmopolitan May issue, cited by critics as a "yellow journal," is discussed at the Civic Revival event. Prof Charles Zueblin’s views on marriage and morality are quoted, drawing strong reactions from the audience and debates about free thought and religious norms at the University of Chicago and beyond.
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Fork Wayne
Eles Deavilius
Stenlazine
Gevern Acore
Charles Zachlin
Clybe
Zueblin
Harold Hales
iAgon
Atterpia
Zugeplin
University of Chicago
Charles Zueblin
Cosme
Lyrte hna theater adds cooling and safety upgrades
The Lyrite theater announces improved cooling and ventilation as the large blue exhaust fan runs to circulate air. City authorities ban cooped packing of patrons, reducing seating, while weekly amateur shows shift to Mondays and Fridays to accommodate more attendees. Minn Bare with the Kline and Kappat to perform singing and cinema routines on a Wednesday night.
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Singin
Dinema
Minn Bare
Kline
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Shteenth Precinet
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Cottage Avenue
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John Lap
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