Help Locate Two Missing People in Fort Wayne Area
A request seeks aid locating Jogreal Gageree Ys Yi I and Emil Roepke who left Germany in 1908 with Minnie Kues ter. Kis anne Roepke plans to move to Fort Wayne and a Mrs Rosalie Spuising asks for information from Mr Kuerter. Re ed E Ganhusher, aged iu, was last heard from in Fort Wayne per Cren Del Abicagas.
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Jogreal-Gageree Ys
Emil Roepke
Weat
Jefferson Street
Anne Roepke
Germany
Minnie Kuester
Fort Wayne
Reed E. Ganhusher
Wayne
Political maneuvering shapes 1920 Republican fight in Pennsylvania
The piece analyzes how Pennsylvania delegates and key figures like Senter Hiraca Jonréon, Hiram Johnson, Leonard Wood, Sproul, Hughes, and Philander Knox influence the Republican nomination. It discusses potential dark horse candidates, old-guard strategy, and the role of patronage, with Johnson likely opposing Lowden and Wood jockeying for delegates in a high-stakes contest.
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Pennsylvania
Nominon
Hiraca Jonréon
Leonard Wood
Sproul
Justice Hughes
Lowdon
Campaiga
Wood
Leonard ‘Wood
Lowden
Nid Guierd
Yeain
Old Guard
Feleeacee
Board of Strategy
New York
Johnson
Gen. Wood
Philander Knox
Knox
THREE LEADERS ARE JUST APPOINTED COMIXISED TRAM PAGE ONE
Note from a historic tram page recounting primary voting dynamics. Senators Johnson and Wood compete for the nomination as states Michigan Nebraska Oregon and others weigh in. Pennsylvania looms as key while Lowden and Harding receive attention amid mixed early results.
Eleven Candidates Parade at Rioting Republican Convention
A chaotic session on the convention floor featured loud demonstrations for Wood Hoover and Harding as multiple delegations clashed. Cheers, chants, overturned chairs, and gallery disturbances marked the day while nominations unfolded for Wood Hoover and others.
Sheepbreeders Form District Association Meeting
An annual district gathering of sheepbreeders held in a local church with memorial service and departure rites for departed knights. Committees were appointed and Judge Biehhorn of Bhutto was expected as speaker. Dallas Brown, a World War veteran, served as city marshal during arrangements.
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Jenn
Phe
Nishta
Syn
Thylode
Biehhorn
Bhutto
Meet Soc PL
Dallas Brown
FIRST BALLOT COLISEUM VOTES SHAPE DEMOCRATIC BALLOT
fractured OCR shows a chaotic tally of presidential ballots with many candidates and states listed. Names like Wood, Lowden, Johnson, Harding, Sproul, Dupont, and Poindexter recur across states such as Alabama, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and others. The piece notes votes per state and fluctuating totals, with repeated mentions of Lowden and Johnson prominent in the tally and a chaotic convention scene extending into reports from Bluefield and Decatur.
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Michigan
Gensinia
nFihia
Sebraska
Oregon
Saei
General Woot
Ulhison Wlates
Sthéler Johnson
Woolf
Govermar Lowden
Sirenxih
Indiana
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Alabama
Johneon
Lone- Harding
Avlanoa
Wood
Arkangae
Lowden
Ong Llarding
California
Wales
Jiihnson
Lumden
Connecticut
Yale
Delaware
Coleman Duponta
Florida Visht
Stardling
Georgia
Nive Lowden
Idaho
Borat
Dve Wood
Johnson
Qlinpls
Hanrteen Wool
Woods Sogat Johnson
Kansas
Reén Lucks
Ceshidge
Butler
Hardiig
Louisiana
Thresow
Weed
Harding
Omy Ohne
Poindexter
Dupont
Maine
Hoover
Maryland
If Wood
Massachusets
Coolidge
Arizona
Arkansas
Te Johnson
Molorsda
de Harding
Lowdenning Wood
TR Lowden
Sly Voussie Dupant
Movida
Haif Wood
Sinha
Jonnsont
Ineis
Jonnson
Kidiana
Yotes
Kentucky
Liz Lowden
Throg Weed
Hardingons
Hoover Marsland
Cao- Eggey
Jehnson
Minnesota
Lowsien
Mississippi
Lawsen
Halt Wood
Hardang
S Lawden
Sprout
Cagtdre Monthae
Light Johnson
Nebrasia
Jokagont
Nevada
New Hampshire
Kignt Wan
New Jersey
Waad
New Mexico
Bit Wood
Ons Paindexter
Tive Harding
Bueler
Carnllca
Lo Pritchard
Lowden_ North Dakowsia
Ohio
Banding
Oklahoma
Knox
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
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Buller
Siz
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Tour Jehan
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Lewiten
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Ste Lowden
Joheson
Terden
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Colorado
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Wool
Lowder
Tre Dupont
Levchlen
Florida
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Wine Lowden
Ona Jonson
Lewien
Thineim
Thron Lowden
Abe
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Lows
Lowden Kensie
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Robes
Oli Knox
Whitten
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Tnree Wad
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Nic Wood
Harting
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Jermseny
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Woot
John
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Porto Rigo
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Hoover Harding
Tntler
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Watson
Senitor Smoot
Tomornowg Marning
Cost Four Cents For Democrat to Run for Congress
SHINGTON July 11 Henry Spaan an Indian s is only 4 cents to conduct his campaign for congress while E W Rothrock a Pennsylvan ia Republican spent $9 000 according to statements filed with the clerk of no house Many districts show no filings as required by law Reports are due within fifteen days of the primary or convention under the law
Wood in Lead as Wood, Lowden and Johnson Next
A fragmented report from the convention describes Wood in the lead with Lowden and Johnson gaining ground. Delegates adjourned amid night conferences to realign forces, aiming for a decisive ballot and possible realignment of support before proceedings resume in the morning.
Third Ballot Totals in Key States During Convention
The roll of states shows Johnson, Lowden, Wood, Harding and others receiving votes across many ballots. Oregon on the third ballot favored Johnson with eight votes and Wood two, while ground rules sparked protests and a demand to adjourn. The convention stayed in session as Wood neared 300 votes and Lowden gained ground, amid strategic alignments and factional pressure.
Third Ballot Counts in Name of States and Candidates
The article lists scattered state by state tallies on the third ballot, naming candidates Lowden Wood Johnsen and Harding with varying vote shares. Several states show fractional splits and cross affiliations, reflecting a fragmented nomination process across regions including California Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey and more.
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Aluhamuz
Lowden
Wood
Johnsen
Arkvan Siv
Weed
Arkanass
cCwe
California
Colrady
Harding
Johnson
Delaware
Twa
Dupaali
Sproat
Kansas
von Tawéen
Louisiana
Stix Lowdens
Uwe Sproul
Maine
Nwe
Hoover
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Jonnson
Minnesota
Johan
Mississippi
Hardingz
Work
Missouri
Knox
Watson
Sproul
Montana
Light Johnson
Nebraska
Xix Wand
Nevida
Woods Fire Johnson
Laysden
New Hampshire
Hight Wand- UL Dehavon
New Jersey
New Mexico siz votes and political balloting notes
A lengthy report covers fourth ballot results across states with Lowden, Wood, Hoover, and Johnson leading in many columns. It lists votes by state, regional totals, and mentions adjournment hints as delegates seek a conclusion to the convention. A brief item notes Smallsky’s resignation and local business ads appear at the end.
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Wad
Johnson
Wisconsin
Hoover
LaPollette
Wroming
Virgilden
Wood
Alaska
Coolilso
Lone Wool
Listrnee
Columbia
Hawi
Lawdes
Hhuppines
Porta Rica
Lowden
Poulis
Pol
New York Mystery Over Elwell Death Deepens
Police seek whether Joseph Ariwene Elwell was murdered or died by his own hand. The body was found in his living room by housekeeper Marie Larson after a postman delivered mail at 7 30 am. No weapon found, no signs of forced entry, and valuables intact. The investigation continues as associates are questioned and motives examined.
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New York
Jone
Joseph Ariwene Elwell
Udersmen
West
Red
Elwell
Blowe
Marie Larson
Tilny
Imall
Thy
Idward Rhodes
Ehateau
EL Well
Puls Beach
Federation debates Ireland policy at convention
Matthew Wool, vice-president of the federation, says the Teish resolution will be discussed and adopted by delegates. James Simpson, vice-president of the Candulliam trades and labor congress, states that if the federation wants to discuss Ireland it is their privilege. Canadian delegates note they were not part of the debate but will leave the matter to American delegates. The platform deemed aff dutrige, an affront to workers, and Wool claims it aligns with Wall Street and the steel trust. He says it pledges policing Mexico for oil interests and exposes profiteering, while the American people seek relief from exploitation and the Republican platform purportedly protects welfare.
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Tadge
Senetor
Enix
Zenetrls
Senator Lodge
Man Trought
General Wood
Frank Knes
New Hampshire
Wood
Douglas Robinson
New York
London
Dorothy Disney
Gadsider
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Delewate
Connecticut
Lowden
Beverace
Lodge
BL Pickett
Wilerioo
Town
Pletener Gebbins
Chicago
Tlinois
Chantel S. Wheeler
Johnson
California
Murmar
Wheeler
Senator Johnson
Baveridge
Mr. Wheeler
Cmpaign
Hearst
Roosevelt
Harding
Willis
Mallerius
Ohio
Senator Ledge
Loéze
RB. Creager
Brownsville
Texas
Teries
Sprout
Pennsylvania
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Governor Sprout
Moore
Dusse
Pransylvania
Sheeporechera
Kendallville
William Schaffer
H. &, Duntin
Huntertown
George H. Walker
Spokane
Soaalot Poléexler
Dmr
Walker
Sriler
Washington
Othe
Sone
Jules S. Bache
Matthew Wool
Federation
James Simpson
Topaito
Candulliam Trades and Labor Congress
Thas Trades and Labor Congress
Wool
Wall Street
Steel Trust
Ited
Mexico
Slictim
Iin
Gisdain
Republican Party
Conference rumors name nominee amid heated talks
At the convention, candidates argue over votes and futures. Harding's camp urges support while Wood and Lowden face fragmentation. Delegates report uncertainty, with a push to secure a majority as talks stretch late.
Cantata and Recital Draw Crowds to Library Hall
A large audience attended a Library Hall cantata and recital featuring students and teachers from St Augustine Academy. Performances included choir pieces, solos, duets, and a final group number, with praise for artistry despite warm weather. Notable soloists included Olga Wimmer Bernadette Groelt and Lucille Ale. ensemble items showcased violin, mandolin, and piano pieces by various instructors.
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Gertey
Mourris
Bartette Grusldans
Eesinag
Turmatly Ayers
Pranetin
Detlaseth
Bees
Asami
Signnl
Lea Wiexmer
Marine
Strong
Lena Busnard
Hutt La'revenue
Geraldine Pequlena
Esmersheiner
Bernadette O'Neil
Cashering Bley
Merisurtito Thamar
Olga Wimmer
Bernadette Groelt
Ative Golatte Bleke
Alisa Lauese Bashan
Mine Gira Wieser
Sir Voen
Mine Marten Stronm
Mlax
Olga
Grate Quillinen
Doris Grave
Prancus Stack
Jarce Audi Ance
Biles Barnice Centlivre
Opiano
Cupie Natselre
Cleo White
Tadianap
St. Augustine
Norint
Velen Pilabaum
Lesedi Fitgerald
Gay Buttertles
Balpt Saena
Gries
Geraldine Temignot
Jensen
Pias Soto
Misa Marlon Btrowm
Academy Predeatia
Shedanis
Hermes
Cortin
Borah Faces Lowden and Wood in Party Contention
In a county political clash Borah argues the Republican aim is party integrity over individual ambition. He denounces corruption risks tied to nominating Wood, Lowden, or other top contenders and criticizes the convention for selecting a candidate perceived as beholden to special interests. He insists he will support only a clean ticket and urges voters to favor candidates with proven principle.
Mayor Thompson Resigns as Republican Convention Delegate
Bulletin from Chicago reports Mayor Thompson resigns as a delegate to the national Republican convention. Samuel A. Fittelson also resigns as delegate at large, both citing reasons to the Illinois delegation chairman. They state they will not be bound to support Lowder amid campaign spending concerns.
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Ill
Tyne H
Thompson
Samuel A. Fittelson
Illinois
Lowder
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