Taft Delegations Split Over Louisiana Contests
In Chicago a Taft led committee faced a cri tical fight over seating Louisiana delegates. A proposal to divide the delegation triggered strong opposition from Hitchcock and Taft backers, with adjournment used to stall. Contests from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky and others loom as pressure mounts from Washington. leaders warned against compromising the Taft tallies while Negro vote issues dominate debate.
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Chicago
Taft
Louisiana
Watt
Norrow
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Siendger Frank Hitchcock
Iso
Alabama
Arkangel
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Georgia
Kentucky
Old Guard
Crane, Scott
Pevirone
Mart
Town
Mulgaeney
Kangus
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Sir Hughcock
Charles P Hrother
E.J . Duncan
North Carolina
Texas
Maneer Trebcock
Mssissippi
Dussouri
Chisholm
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Laulsiana Lg
South
Hitchcock
Florkti
Cix
Kentuesxs
Will Attack Ordinance Challenge Milk Bottling Rules
Attorneys Ballou and Hoffman plan an injunction to strike down a Fort Wayne milk sale ordinance. They charge conflicts with state law and require bottles at 40 degrees Fahrenheit, arguing the city imposes impractical standards. City Attorney Colerick says the court will uphold milk handling regulations.
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Ally County
Ely
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Ballour& Holfinn
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Heath Department
Ond
Guy Colerick
Woman May Die After Jump From Buggy Near Wayne
Mrs. A Habel, wife of FAL fa fel qeho vestles aL aR Dudlange, fell from a buggy near the Slelihom bridge in Wayne township. The horse bolted after a fright, the woman jumped, hit her head on the ground, and sustained internal injuries. A 19 year old companion controlled the horse and summoned help. She was taken to the Lutheran hospital in insensible condition. a surgeon treated her wounds but she remained unconscious late that night.
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A. Habel
Alex
Lutheran Hospital
Dres
Rahel
Rachel
Corlett Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Hotel
In a Cleveland suburb a prominent architect Charles P. Corlett and head of the Corlett Dugivering company killed his wife Elizabeth then died by suicide in a hotel room. Officials say jealousy sparked the double tragedy. The Corletts were well known in Cleveland society.
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Cleveland
D. Jin
Charles P. Corlett
Corlett Dugivering Company
Elizabeth
Wltaughty
Bir
Corlett
William Waltke Dies at Eighty One in Portland
William Waltke aged eighty one died Monday evening at his residence 151 East Washington Street after years of ill health due to senility. Born in Germany he came to America and lived in Lily and Li lly before settling in Portland where he was a marble worker. Survived by wife and seven children.
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Tig
East Washn Rion Street
Waltke
Germany
Cate
Araetha
Lilly
Hiu
Five Hurt In Street Car Riot In St Louis
Five people were injured in a market street car incident on Eleventh Street in St Louis. A motor man and one assailant are in jail, a spectator lost a leg, and David OBrich had a leg severed by the car. Five arrests were made.
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ST. Louis
Eleventh Street
Ital
Vicsim
David Obrich
Famous Newport Hotel Burns In Early Morning Fire
Newport RK June 5 fire tore through the famous hotel at Newport. Firemen battled the blaze for hours before saving nearby structures. The blaze sent embers toward the windward beach pavilion as nearby estates, including James Bro Feuer and Willa Aeior cottages, faced risk.
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Sutomer
Fiygmen Wen
Sparke Toon Ui
Earby
James Bro' Feuer
Willa “Aeior Haniar
Formes
Guests Driven From Burning Hotel in Mount Vernon
A chaotic fire at a Mount Vernon hotel forced guests to evacuate as flames engulfed upper floors. Fire crews battled intense heat, with reports indicating several residents fled through windows. Damages were estimated at substantial sums, and authorities investigated the blaze for its cause.
Brubaker Bank Receivership Uncovers Missing Ledger Funds
State Auditor appoints a receiver for Engelisko County bank after three ledgers reveal deposits totaling 41549.64 and overdrafts of 16700.51. Brubaker and Brubaker, the cashier and an officer, allegedly invested bank funds in manufacturing ventures. Bank records show loans and hidden notes, while Camp notes possible personal assets to cover losses. depositors remain secured, though missing Brubaker property complicates recovery.
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Billheimer
Ravne
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Engelisko County
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Exanter
Charlo We Camp
Billhelmer Siga
A. Brubaker
Eishicy
Ali
Bilhelmer
A. Brumner
Ube
Thosa
Charles W. Camp
Chucee
Wilhelmer
Brubaker
Binphate
Rubaker Bras
John T Beubaker
Tno Manufacturing Enterprises
Ltn
Odfiet Hur
Bmhelmer
Alr
Camp
Warsaw
Brubakers
John Brubaker
Diltheimer
Brewers Gather for Forty-Eighth National Convention in Milwaukee
Brewers from across the nation converge on Milwaukee for the 48th annual convention opening tomorrow. About 600 delegates arrive with hundreds more expected, led by President Julius Liebmann of New York. He says the key issue is local option laws and brewers may enter politics to protect interests, as the group aims to clean up disreputable saloons amid the prohibition wave.
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Milwaukee
Julius Liebbman
New York
Bresident Liebbman
United States Brewers’ Association
Anh FL Fos
Apollo Commandery To Attend Grand Commandery Meet
Kendallville born Apollo Commandery No 19 will depart by Interurban to Winona for the state grand commandery sessions on June 10 11 and 12. Eminent Commander G B Baker has arranged welcome and formations at Winona with a full uniform march from the depot. Local Knights from Garrett and Fort Wayne join the group, and a large turnout is hoped for with plenty of food promised for attendees and their ladies.
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Tha Zrang
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Kendallville Str Knights
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Forti
Wayne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sigmvie
G B. Baker
Warsaw
Apoiu
Fire at Moabite church thwarted by calm clergy
In Berlin a staged attempt to burn St Paul Catholic church at Moabite failed thanks to Father Bonaventura’s calm handling. About 1000 attendees, 6000 women and children, fled as seven or more petroleum-soaked brands were found on the roof. Firefighters extinguished the flames with difficulty while clergy steadied the crowd. Bonaventura, a famed Dominican, will be remembered for his Fort Wayne sermon tours.
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Berlin
St. Paul's Catholic
Moabite
Father Bonavanture
Father Bonaventura
Pather Bonaventure
Fort Wayne
St. Mary's Church
America
J. H Gechterping
Elks Fair Opens Tomorrow With Parade
The Elks temple finished decorating and plans a grand opening tomorrow at 2 o clock. A parade will form at the temple around 1 o clock, marching through main streets with a band. Highlights include Governor's Day Flag Day and Grand Idea Day as ten days of celebration run June 16 to June 20.
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Elks
Tuna
Council to elect four new school trustees this evening
The council will elect four school trustees to replace Dir. W. Cook who has served three years and led as board president last year. Candidates include Mr. Cook’s supporters and Mr. Allen, with Hamilton noted as a well known figure in the community.
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Dir. W. Cook
Cook
Ar. Allen Itaralllon
Seqnell Air
Hamilton
Wag
Sched Trnsibes
Ates
Belmont Improves Lane Tonight in Easter Meet
Mr Belmont posts a notable improvement at the event, with a fine lane performance discussed as part of the postrace updates. The report highlights evolving technique and potential next steps in the season.
Weather forecast wording from June issue with many garbled items
Weather bulletin reports warnings for a river segment from Kealyle to unlabelled, with Tuesday and Wednesday forecasts across states. Ohio showers and cool spells, Michigan thunderstorms and cooler air, Minnesota cooler with chance of rain, Northwest winds, and Indianes Pair Tuesday with fair conditions moving in.
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Noad
Kealyle
Unui
Tueaday
Nourmid
Ohio
Sneak Thieves Active Across Town In Week of Loots
Multiple burglaries reported as sneak thieves hit Frank's Grocery on Hanne Street and the home of Peter Quickesell on Jones Street. Victims say thefts occurred during brief absences and include cash, a necklace, and a revolver. Bicycle thefts surge with several bikes listed stolen from Delian Lake to the high school and East Main Street yard. Local police are urged to investigate and locate suspects, with several cases only recently reported.
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Hanne Street
Peter Quickesell
Jones Street
Jae
Poli
Fred Reitze
Delian Lake
James Tonttit
B. F. O'Connell
Veruss Suibom
East Main Street
Gaston Man Dies After Drowning at Tippecanoe Lake
Warsaw Indiana June report says H M Gaston aged thirty a married father of two vanished while bathing at Tippecanoe Lake near Warsaw. After others left shore he attempted a final dive from a boat in about ten feet of water and did not resurface. The body was recovered later by friends and authorities took charge of the tragedy.
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iBy Rist News
Geeton Ad Wien
Svepyereds
LaDuke to testify in Miller murder case today
State regards LaDuke testimony as pivotal as he faces questioning on the burglary plot and the shooting involving Herman Miller, Joby Brown, and John Baker. Prosecutors cite LaDuke’s confession, claimed to be coerced by arrest conditions, while defense argues improper interrogation and isolation of prisoners. The court plans to call Dr. Botw and Woodburn to the stand as the state aims to complete its case within the week.
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Herman Miller
Fred Ta Buke
Hermin Miller
Joby Broyt
John Baker
Stnte
LaDuke
Michigan
Sherif
Stout
Aliier
Belcer
Faulkner Auloun
Croy
John Stout
Qu Phitol
Muller
TaDuke
Nesrny
Shiritt
Uke
Fcom
Botw
Ina Woodburn
Waste of Water Critique by City Mayor Hosey
Mayor Hosey condemned enormous water waste in a brief period from 4 to 7 p.m. yesterday. He cited higher consumption than during the Avilene hotel fire and urged the public to conserve as the reservoir is being refilled to avert supply failure. He noted water proofing work will finish in a couple days and the basin fill will restore the supply.
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Hosey
Aveline
Board of Public Works
Dairymen to Face Charges Over Bottled Milk in Fort Wayne
Sanitary Inspector cites ten dairymen for delivering milk without bottles. Affidavits filed against Toby Slyel Agram Flaugh Micheal Suber Ned Georgy Neukcum Pred H Zatk Joseph Brannigun Fre State Wayns Fre Paul Frankenstein Oscar Hobson and others. Case hinges on city ordinance requiring milk to be bottled. The defendants will contest under the law as the injunction suit awaits a judge's decision.
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Fort Wayne
Toby Slyel
Agram C. Flaugh
Flingh & Som
Micheel Suber
Ned Georgy Neukcum
Welton Wyeung Pred
Joseph Brannigun
Wayns Township
Srank
Iick
Polnuett & Trick
Paul Frankenstein
Joo Townshin
Oscar Hobson
Hobson & Ron
Jea Township
Oftcer Jove
Skejton
Board of Health
Drunk Garrett spills from carriage in city incident
A drunken man from Garrett, previously from another city, struck a horse pulling a carriage, causing the vehicle to overturn. The boy aboard, about ten, escaped injury. the man fled with minor scratches as bystanders and patrolman took note of the accident on Main Street.
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Rer Avaurn
Ind
George Burne
Garreth
Tity City
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Ita
Delver
Monroes Tomb and Other Presidents at Richmond Cemetery
An article describes a graveyard scene at Hollywood cemetery in Richmond Virginia where U S presidents Monroe Tyler and others are interred within view of each other. It notes a prominent monument for Monroe and comments on the lack of a similar marker for John Tyler, detailing Tyler's career and death in 1862.
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Hellswood
Richmond
Carual Observer World
Tyler
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