Fort Wayne high school graduates heard at commencement
Crowded Moor and gallery host sixty young people from Fort Wayne High School as Superintendent J. N. Study and faculty presided. Rev D W. Moffat opened with prayer and Miss Georgia Mildred Wirth delivered the oration. Dr. Francis J. McConnell of DePauw gave the address on “The Force of Form” urging disciplined expression and purposeful education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
J. N. Study
Achool’ Ieuntens
Wayne
D. We Moffat
Georgia Mildred Wirth
Blutetory
Heth Lane Porter
Francis J. McConnell
DePauw Univarnity
McConnell
Walen
Advocates Seek Aircraft Mail Service Expansion
Washington June 1. Representative Sheppard of Texas urges Congress to grant the postmaster general authority to use aeroplanes for mail transport. He calls for funding to purchase planes, hire operators, and train staff, arguing faster service will meet public demand. He favors using aeroplanes for first class mail to speed transit.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Poalmaster
Mit
Tlerrezentative
Congress
Surrey
Pip
Post Office Department
Roosevelt Will Make Faith Known At Republican Banquet
Governor Hadley praised Theodore Roosevelt as the greatest political genius and urged adoption of Rooseveltian policies. He traced the GOP’s shift from progressivism to conservatism, then radicalism under Roosevelt, calling for continued bold reforms.
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ST. Louis
Theodors Fudevitt
Anon
Herbert
Hadley
Republican Club
Roosevelt
iWell
Theodore
Republican Party
San Francisco bout to stage July 4 fight to Reno then
Reported sparring and travel talk about a bout between Jettries and Jolson planned for July 4 in San Francisco with a possible Reno rematch. Promoter telegrams indicate fan agitation, while Reno business leaders push for a Tafmica-Tehiaon fight funded by local guarantees. Nevada lawmakers warn only regulated gloves contests allowed with proper medical and licensing conditions.
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San Francisco
Jettries
Jolson
Lf-net
San
Reno
Jung
Ely
Bee
Rongja
Tchard
Goittard
Reiners
Nevada
Ia Homd
Jeffries Fit to Fight Now Claims from Training Camp
In Rowardennan on June 16, reports from Jeffries camp say the heavyweight is fit for combat. Governor Gillette letter to the attorney references a string of sparring events,与 with training still ongoing under the Tadwoods.
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Jeffries
Rowardenna
Cnt
Jerries
Gillette
Reveral Han
Jack Jahn
Jim Jeffries
Owhele
Traincra
Yarmers
Masseurs
Weather forecast and temperatures for Friday and Saturday
The Washington weather forecast for Friday and Saturday shows moderate south winds, cloudy skies with warmth, and variable winds. Lower Michigan and Indiana near normal to warm for the period with a high noted and a cool minimum. Yesterday tied the warmest day of the month and near records for March, signaling a mild spell as the week progresses.
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Washington
Indiana
Saruraas
Went
Portiana
Wigitt
South
Southweat Hall
Lower Mieigan
Gensraty
Batuwing
Thermirn Ter Kent
OK. Monier
Pont Penehod Ducig
Negrons
Svarniast Bay
Inter
Minth
Daily Hanna Place Market Opens After Council Slips
City council debated an ordinance to establish a seven day market at Hanna Place, amending section 34 to set a $26 annual rental for the three market days and allowing daily retail markets from daylight to noon. Mayor Greenanya planned to sign once delivered, with daily stalls enforceable after passage.
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Hanna Place
Hanna Plage
Common Council
Tucodusa
Ventnally
Rotail
Tle New
Board of Public Eafety
Armed Man After Tael Arrest At White House
A man described with a thick mustache and heavy build was taken into custody near the White House today after attempting to reach the president in the executive offices. Identified as James Siricklin from Cumberland, Maryland, he previously visited the executive quarters on June 7 last year and was arrested then for alleged attempted escape. He is held for observation, claiming persecution by various persons and urging the president to intervene.
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Washington
Sna
Qinnat
Jay
Jamen Siricklin
Cumberland
Siricklin Aakthie
Arsansus
Hlaginky
Peryong
Ti Put
Teddy Parade Prep Gathers Steam on New York Waterfront
New York on June 16 readies a civic pageant for former President Roosevelt. Twenty one gun salute marks his return as eighty warships harbor patrol boats and other craft join the harbor procession. A flotilla of 180 merchant steamers will carry sightseers down the bay to view the parade and the formal welcome by Mayor Gaynor will follow Roosevelt’s landing at the battery.
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New York
Guna
Nationat Gatute
Roosevelt
Oier Hathoy
Wirablps
Hadean River
Pattery
Co. Roosevelt
Che Battery
Gaynor
Hila
Hoosevelt
Aidre
The Colonel Nearing Home From Exile
New York reports Roosevelt nears New York harbor aboard the Kalsteria Augusta Victoria after an eight month absence. The ship, a 17 knot vessel, is expected to reach the harbor at 1 am Saturday. Former Governor Odell says he declined to testify before the committee regarding Roosevelt’s reception next Saturday.
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New York
Benjamin B. Odell
Roosevelt
Timothy L. Woodcraft
Republicar Atate Committee
Glidden Tour Drops in Shemfeld After Nashville Run
Glidden tour party reached Shemfeld late afternoon after a rough 89 mile run from Nashville in warm weather without incident. The car remains in good shape with a few minor issues noted. Tomorrow the schedule includes a stop at Corinth, Mississippi en route to Memphis, the next distant point in the journey.
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Sheffield
Aln
SheMeld
Nashville
Rand
NeUvitha Landing
Revarai
Reno Oren
Tamorrow
Memphis
Corinth
Mayor Shank Encounters Dry Cities Tour Findings
Indianapolis mayor Shank reports visiting several dry southern cities in Tennessee, Alabama, and other states. He claims prohibition influence remains strong and that residents prefer local dry policies, noting newspapers favor the stance and that drinking access varies by establishment.
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Indianapolis
Stank
Tonncasey
Alalma
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Montgomery
Apts
Anya
Mityar
Lad Rescued From Swift River Current Near Lake Avenue
A boy aged about 12 was swept into the St. Doe River while playing near Lake Avenue. Two men, Dr Cru and Mr Harthingar, jumped into the river to reach him while another man, Mr. Wadne, assisted from the opposite bank. The lad was unconscious but revived after brief resuscitation and walked home.
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Rytoe Gareér
Nin
Steven
St. Doe
Lake Avenue
Takealda Floritae
Strane
Crull
Sterry Mal- Hinger Utter
Kone Rinier
Ene
Plavning
Dr. Cru
Pene
Early Morning Cross-Over Construction by Traction Company
The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company begins a cross-over on South Calhoun Street after the last car passes Berry Street to allow Meelloring Construction to remove west tracks from Lewis to Berry streets. A single track between Berry and Barry streets starts, with one-track Calhoun Street service between Baker and Rory streets. Southbound Calhoun Street cars in Pontiac East Crishiton and South Wayneines will depart the transfer corner on the even hours and twenty and forty minutes after the hour.
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Calhoun Street
Wayne and Wabash Valley ‘Traction Company
Berry Street
Barry
Lewis
Berry Streets
Lelweem Haker
Rorey Streets
Traction Company
Pontiac
East Crerishton
South Wayna
Death of Frank Cannon in La Porte tragedy unfolds
Report from La Porte Indiana details the death of Frank Cannon and the alleged circumstances surrounding the incident. Rhett Walker and Terre Tatewan are named in the tale as involved in the events of the night. Cannon died during medical attempts, with Walker reportedly suffering injuries.
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Frala Ae & Colaelists
Canon Aled
Walker Ta
Leader Shumaker Faces Editorial Attacks in Anti Saloon League Dispute
The Marttard City Times-Gazette accuses Shumaker of the Anti-Saloon League of graft and dishonesty. The piece compares support for dry wards across counties and towns, questioning funding and alignment with anti saloon aims while alleging editorials pushed by rival groups.
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Shumaker
Anti- Saloon League
Times
Welia County
Hank Dendalls
Dry Grant
Midlaen
Delaware
Marion
Wise
Shinaker
Lipraloona
Mantpelier
Hartford City
Sloane
Aytheres
Montpelier
Hartfort Cy
Uribe Flaelpion
Municipal accounts examined by Fort Wayne traction firm
An expert accountant connected with the offices of Superintendent M J Keo of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company led an inquiry into municipal fleet and department accounts. The work follows Howard D Page of Baltimore, who began the audit last January, with aims to extend records from January 1 to a later date. Public release of the report by the traction company officials remains uncertain.
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McZe
AL Page
afMees
M. J. Keno
Nght and Power Department
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Bean
Municipal Fleetzeight Department
Mr. Page
Howard D. Page
Ballimore
Pane Witt
Page
Oftelais
County Superintendents Seek Higher Salary Reform
In Indianapolis at the state meeting county superintendents urged better pay. They formed a seven member legislative committee to petition the legislature next winter to place the office and salary on a firm footing. Five members were present at the initial meeting. The committee includes Log Driver Winchester John F Hainer Jessa Olwen Frankih Richart Park Sullivan and FR Sather.
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Indianapolis
Ainte Rowsell Gay
Mo Wae
Ape Polment
Log Driver
Winchester
John F. Hainer
Sokeievtie
Jessa Olwen
Prankih Richart Park
Sullivan
B. Sniher
Masaoin
FR Sather
Mitchell Jahn R Carr
Principles Not 10 Be Republican Middle Ground in Campaign
Indiana Twelfth district Republicans meet at the Anthony hotel to endorse a middle ground between standpatters and progressives. State Chairman Lee insists the party should be republican in name and policy, downplaying strict principles while focusing on unity on tariff disputes and defeating Beveridge or Aldrich factions. Others supporting a centrist line included Dr. Gilbert, J. M. Henry, FP. Wis, C. G. Bath, Archie Campbell, and N. B. Ws with Mr. Mossiman preachingillos.
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Helther
Heaton
Congress
Beaton
Beveridge Min
May
Alecrich Main
Lee
Anthony Hotel
Werko Uxa
Inalana
Republicasilam
Beveridge
Tutt
Republican Party
Elotimuc
Lec'a
Jee
Dr. Gilbert
Kensdaliville
J. M. Henry
FP. Wiis
Waterloo
C. G. Bath
Fort Wayne
Aldrich
Alley County
Gilbert
Kendallvile
Archie Campbell
Kendallville
N. B Ws
B. Paul Mossinan
DeKalb Republicans Hold Auburn Convention in Auburn Indiana
In Auburn Indiana on June 11 the DeKalb county Republicans convened to nominate a county ticket. County chairman James W. Shoter called the meeting to order, with Frank A. Brink named permanent chairman and W. H. Willemar secretary. Delegates and candidates were nominated for sheriff, coroner, treasurer, auditor, surveyor, and county commissioners. Samuel L. Dennison and other local figures were presented for various posts.
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Auburn
Ind
Cepublicans
ReKab County
Falegnin
Thin City
Tcket
Morntis
Ordor
Chrisman
James W. Shoter
Frank A. Brink
Butler
Wos Mide
Ghantman
W. H. Willemar
Resolutions Committee
Dhator
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
N. Heston
Fort Wayne
Congress
George Scatterenod
Richland
Wan
Candy Nasossor
P. G. Ginder
W Mington
W. W. Swarts
J. W. Reed
Pheritt
Clyde Hart
Spencer Township
Thad Thomas
Smitihfield
Soloman Shear
Work for the Two Jims campaign tour announced
Vice President Sherman and former Representative Innes Watson discussed campaign strategy with President today. They plan a joint swing around the circle to defend the Republican record and push a strong party defense in the current campaign. Watson focuses full time on the congressional race.
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Washington
Shermann
Innes
EB. Watson
Indiana
Republican
Shell
Sherman
Watson
Come
Disaster hits Krasae Senrny county in Hungary
Bulletin from Budapest reports nearly 300 people killed and several villages destroyed by a cloud cart today in Krasae Senrny, a border county near Transsylvania and Romania. The county capital, Tama, is described as sparsely populated by locals.
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Budapest
Hungary
Krasae Senrny
Transsvania
Ranmania
Seevin
Washington Accepts Invitation To National Rivers Conference
A report from Washington notes the president accepted an invitation to attend the National Rivers and Harbors convention in the city on December 7 and 3. The event focuses on waterways, infrastructure, and harbor improvements.
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Washington
Tune Ti
Tift
World Mission Progress Highlighted by Conference
At Edinburg the International Missionary Conference hears the Church now a central force in global evangelism. The report by J Campbell Gibson notes dramatic growth from small beginnings to widespread Christian influence across Fiji Australia New Guinea Japan Manchuria Africa and more. Roosevelt letter praises the conference and its aims for advancing Christian mission work worldwide.
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Edinburg
Scotland
Simon Meta
J. Campbel Gibson
Englsh
Guinet
Mieslun Falda
Tecolle
Australia
New Guinea
Japan
Manchuria
Aala
Afri¢a
Mongolia
Thibet
Turkestan
Afghanistan
Ambia
Africa
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Nis Inn
Say
Silas McBee
Antich
America
Dutch Reformed Church of America
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