Unopposed Democratic Judges Forecast in Indiana Race
Indiana Democrats eye a June convention at Tomlinson Hall with many judicial posts unsettled Edwin J F McCabe and Hugh Wickens enter the race for appellate judges while Charles Terrer draws attention for state superintendent of public instruction Other nominees include candidates for supreme court clerk and state geologist with no opposition foreseen for some posts. party leaders dub the gathering a major war convention.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Yomlinson Hall
Edwin JF. McCabe
Williamsport
Hugh Wickens
Greensburg
Charles Terrer
Marion
Public Instruction
Samuel Scott
Jeffersonville
T. F. Fitzgibbon
Muncie
John W. Cravens
Indiana University
Cravens
J. Moran
Portland
Supreme Court
Fort Wayne
John C
Martineville
James Vundtveer
Princeton
John W. Spencer
Evansville
James A. Houck
Houck
Samuel M. Ralston
Hyix
State Savings and Trust Company
Ed Simons
Gary
William P. Gray
Covington
Thomas Meeker
Indianapelis
Thomas O'Conner
Monticello
J.B. McCarthy
Kempton
Evin Stotnerberg
Newvat
Eponerdl
Stotwenberg
Samuel M. Balatin
Atey Grohe
South Bend
Atale Senate
Sam Calloway
Myron King
Fat Falinanolis
Supreme and
Edward Tarrett
Plainfield
State Geologiat
Herman 4
Conter
Pequtur
Charles J. Orlson
van Nuys
Ebtigmaan
Oaaya
Democrats
Dovika A
Democrata Hive
T Yoyeirn
Ite
Onpolekee Mae
Wool Wanted Advert by Kraus and Apfelbaum
Government wool distributors solicit buyers to bring wool to their premises at Main and Edgerton Streets. Contact Bell Phone 445 or Home Phone 2590 for arrangements or inquiries.
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Kraus & Apfelbaum
Main and Edgerton Sts
Bell
Interesting Fort Wayne Home in Kensington Park Growth Story
The John Carl home in Kensington Park highlights Fort Wayne’s northeast growth as the Carl family sells land, watches Kensington Boulevard and parkways take shape, and moves back to the area, buying two more lots as the neighborhood’s future becomes evident. The piece praises the district’s development and invites others to visit and see the poised future.
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Fort Wayne
John Carl
Kensington Park
Forest Park Boulevard
Eyec
Mrn
Curl
Kensington Turk Company
Kensington Boulevard
Anthony Boulevard
Carl
Kensington Park Sonpany
Kensington Priatll
Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment Claims Relief for Belke
Adolph Belke of Cincinnati reports complete relief from shooting rheumatic pains after using Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment. He says pain vanished for two weeks and general health improved. The testimonial urges readers to obtain Tanlac from Meyer Bros. Co. Drug Stores.
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Adolph Belke
Fast Twelfth, Street
Cincinnati
Mr. Belke
Bevan Urges Prohibition Link to War Effort in Chicago
Dr Arthur Dean Bevan new president of the American Medical Association urges wartime prohibition to keep medical men in the army quota and to purge German influence after the war. He lauds Surgeon General Gorgas and notes army death rates under ten per thousand. The meeting also backs keeping Gorgas as surgeon general and gives women doctors equal military rank in war work.
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Chicago
United States
Germany
Arthur Dean Bevan
American Medical Association
Charles Mayo
Hnchester
Minn
Gorgas
Hratated
LLO
Rucker
Nationa
Entente
Evan
Spefin
Army
Navy
Bevan
Mayo
Lowden
Af Tlinots
House of Delegates
Association
Wilson
Geteral Gorgas
Fhe
Sur- Reong
Selectives Own Colors Saturday in Indianapolis Draft Call
The piece lists draft details for Indiana, naming boards and districts, with locations and times for entrainment. It records selections for mobilization to Indianapolis, noting schedules for boards 1 through 8 and specific addresses in Allen County and Fort Wayne.
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Brittall
Indianapoue
United States
Indianapolis
No. 1 Board
County Distriete
N and 8
Indianapoli
Lake Erie
Wenterm
Board
At & W
Elock
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Chester
Buckar
Washington
Carl Helns
Staumes Avenue
Arthur St
Hatman
Raat Lewis St
Thomas
Thomas W. Hugenard, 4375. Wayne Bt Harry P. Ewarts
Franele St
Clinton
W. Bennigan
E. Washington
Fred C. Zeige
California
Harold P. Be
East Jeitoreon
Wm. F. Kramér
Summit
Her M. Crayton
R. FR
Edger L. Brown
Bill Lafayette
Harold W. Marks
East Jefferson
John Dandec
Merhert J. Wolf
Williem
von Bernuth
Wayne
Emil Fuhrman
W. Leith At
Fimer L. Kranichfeld
Michigan
Carroll Elder
Masterson
Carl H. Myers
Kinnaird
Lennio Crawford
Waal Caith
Roy C Lapahire
Harrison
Clarence M. Erb
Minnaird
J. H. Hanford
Wael DaWald
Alvin Distal
Weisser Edmund Carey
Wetaaeraymont A
Belgium faces starvation amid Belgian relief efforts
At the American Federation of Labor convention Minn, delegates from Belgium,Lt Henri de Man and Prof Albert Van Heke, report Belgium’s sacrifices and hunger under German rule. Gompers vows American aid continues until German forces are removed. Socialist objections and garment workers walkout noted.
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RT. Patil. Minn
Forelgn
American Federation of Labor
Belgium
America
Henri de Man
Albert van Heke
University of Louvain
de Man
Germany
Samuel Gompers
Helgium
Tha
Elavrated Magnenia Ina Nalt glaan remedy
A tea spoonful in hot water after meals is described as safe and pleasant for relieving heartburn belching sour acid and indigestion. The ad claims rapid relief and easier digestion with a palatable formula available through druggists nationwide.
Local Names and Addresses From An OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple personal names and street addresses across several towns and counties including Fort Wayne Sheldon Monroay and Port Wayto. The text shows scattered names such as Eaoy D Spahr Samuel M Taylor and Cnutus W Donwell with various street numbers and locales, but provides no coherent story or context.
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Eaoy D. Spahr
Samuel M. Taylor
Calhoun
Alerbart Romener
Stophlet
County
Tilatrict
Otto Ronainan Woodbern
Henjamin A. Syler
Winter
Merowit
Sheldon Mopart
Milusex
Muntertown
Guy Brindle
Hewaake
Ray C. Mowenaline
Port Wayto
Mt Wily
New Slavendolen
Detver
Wall
Fort Wayne
Cnutus W. Donwell
Myron
Wake
Sheldon
Jonle
Morcot
Clark W. Fiaugh
Monroay
Balloon Ascension at GE event promises surprise feature
At the General Electric works field closing event next Saturday a balloon ascent will close the proceedings. Astronaut William Hopp, who previously flew a balloon over Fort Wayne, will perform aboard the 72 foot high, 68 foot diameter balloon. Details remain secret with plans possibly including dropping favors from the balloon.
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General Electric
Eton
William Hopp
Sama
Fort Wayne
Electric Works
McCulloch Park
Berghoff Brewery
Willam Crowl
Bopp
Willian Blerbaum
Robloom Park
Fragmentary note on a risky park ride construction plan
A shaky, garbled passage describes a weight bearing requirement of 409 pounds and a wind risk. It mentions an attempt to send a rider from a platform to a pavilion area in woods, with a fogged scene and a planned ascent near the pavilion. Names and precise places are unclear.
Hiring Motormen and Conductors for Summer Schedule
Fort Wayne city lines seek additional motormen and conductors. Apply at Holman St. barn to C. A. Beamer, Local Superintendent.
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Holman St. Barn
C. A. Beamer
Fort Wayne
Headache Cure Ad Promises Lasting Relief
An old advertisement touts Cornelison's Headache Liver Pills promising permanent relief by treating the liver and head. It claims eighteen years of effectiveness, no habit forming drugs, and urges immediate purchase for 16 cents. The copy emphasizes quick relief and long term benefit over mere masking of pain.
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Rellion
Gcornelison
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the Oriental Store
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Bellans
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Belke
Wayne and
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Ine and Harrison Streets
American Labor Federation
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