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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette reports on political debate around prohibition rules and local option. Governor Marshall speaks at Notre Dame on ideals and law, urging principled governance while warning that enforcement matters as much as edicts.
The Commoner highlights Senator Owen's speech urging popular government and the shift toward electing senators by popular vote. It urges activists to advocate reform, notes examples from Indiana and Oregon, and calls on Ohio Democrats to push for the party to nominate a senator aligned with rest reform and public interests.
A fragmented 19th century note discusses the public mood toward prohibition, the need for enforceable laws, and observations from a Washington convention. It questions if public sentiment can sustain enforcement and notes legal test cases and jury doubts.
A reader in Fort Wayne Indiana responds to a letter from Allen County sportsmen, defending farmers and criticizing the hunting lobby. He denounces bounties on haawks and owls, urges lawful protections, and recalls local trespass and wildlife debates. He also notes farmers’ concerns about hunting seasons and livestock feeding. The letter cites community meetings and invites others to join the Journal-Gazette in addressing game policy.
A garbled dispatch from Angola details indiscernible events and names with references to ports and times. The correspondent notes postal service involvement and mentions Angell Tune and other fragmented phrases without clear context or outcomes.
Auburn lad y is take sudden ly ill poisoned. Watch the clock to day for the hour sales at Saul's. Auburn Ind Tune 14 arrs aocidtocd wa totem yidlentty 1 tart night shortly before m midnight nna anon Giveatignum by ou ghysselin she Wor found in tha anffering framy den which she had exten In somir food myaterini. Por a time her con dition was considered very serious but ahso was simewat improved to-diy.
A large convention occurred in a grand auditorium featuring the Mentone North Webster and Bon Green bands. Attendees heard ole songs, a tribute to Sa bres, and a ceremony led by officials including Hogaher and Rutye Mikak. The vote total reached 797 with many nominees listed and supporters present.
Special to the Journal-Gazette Warsaw Indiana June 14 Republicans in Kosciusko county convention at Winona Lake named a ticket for fall. Recorder Rang Hamilton coroner Clausing A Teelly successor Wyant treasurer Lambert Miller auditor Viator Moxs prosecutor OV Vehman clerk C A King Langenackers commissioners wildlife district A W Brown claimant northern townships David Dallaman county chairman Albert No 1 Myherr Gawthrap district No 2 Barnhart county councilman district 8 J A Coop county councilman district 4 Meredith county council mom
Watch the clock today for Saul's hour sales. A formal parade and airship contest are set to depart Warsaw for Tadmanpolis on Wednesday morning, with notable figures from Letcnburg and city officials among those attending the event.
WarSaw June 1 report notes the Christian church Bible school entertaining Tuesday evening under Mrs G J Hessel. a series of local property transfers are listed, including Nellie Alery buying in Franklin township for 4600 and W R Harton purchasing in Tarrtaan township for 1009. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs in Newd Enteioas, and Judge Bowder remains confined at home after a bogey accident. James Putter purchased property in Mil fort from Ka Leeknen for s2hi. Watch the clock today for hour sales at Sauls.
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