Political shifts and editor changes noted in Indiana papers
The Indianapolis Star and Indianapolis News clash over Roosevelt and Taft, while Mayor Shank tests governor prospects. John B. Stoll retires as editor of the South Bend Tribune and will write a political history for Bobbs-M Merrill. Hugh Allen assumes leadership amid Democratic shifts. Mention of Stoll’s Detroit ties and Michigan origin noted.
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John
Stoll
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Stoll Wax
Timaa
Gyanlynine
Hugh Allen
Ancoeada
Ne Times
Atew
Ohio
University of Michigan
Detroit Free Press
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleve
Thought for To Day by Thomas G Moorhead
A reflective piece argues that people seek various goods and status even if contrary to divine welfare. It notes editorials from South Bend and Indianapolis about grain industry resolutions, urging public elevator regulation and proper weights and measures, with calls to align with laws before enforcement.
The Visit of the German Fleet in American Scene
The German naval squadron visit is viewed as a social occasion and a peace insurance through travel. The piece defends hospitality to foreigners, notes German political independence, and argues German-Americans bolster peaceful ties despite past press portrayals. It suggests improved business and understanding trump warlike rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Perhapa
Journale
Sentleman
Wade Sam
Hans
Dentre
Indiana weed bank offers practical guide for farmers and gardeners
A review of The Indiana Weed Bank by W. Blotching describes a 214 page field manual on wild plants in Indiana. It defines weed as any wild plant harmful or troublesome to humans and highlights how the author reveals the life histories of over two thousand native species and details their practical implications for rural readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Weed Bank
Clotching
Saale
Blutchley
Plant weeds spread across Indiana and global origins in new study
A detailed treatise analyzes the 150 weed species in Indiana, noting 77 are native and 73 interlaced with introduced varieties. It cites USDA estimates of average yearly crop losses and emphasizes the need for economic knowledge of weeds and eradication methods. The work includes an analytical key and a descriptive catalogue with illustrations to identify common plants regarded as weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chutehtey
Indiana
Europe
Asia
United States Department of Agriculture
Blateh
Indiana Republicans split over Taft denounces New and allies
The Indianapolis article argues Indiana voters oppose Taft’s renomination and condemn Harry New, Joe Kealing and allied figures. It cites fraud allegations in Marion County, predicts Roosevelt supporters will back a Roosevelt ticket, and warns New’s retirement would follow Chicago. It notes Warren, Oliver, Watson and others as opposed to Taft.
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Indianapolis
Natonal Committee
Taft
Marion County
Harry
Indiana
Chicago
Watt
Tae Ke
New Han
Jon Keuling
New
Joe Healing
Joe Kealing
Kealing
Indicianai
Roosevelt
Invra
Indiandualis Uni
National Committee
Mairbanks
Olver
Watson
Tadin
William Hy Pam
Inowe
Phe
Architectural Efficiency The Basis of Building
Architectural efficiency emphasizes securing skilled architectural service to guide design and construction. The Wildwood Organization offers a corps of specialists to ensure quality from bungalow to skyscraper, promising expert service and built satisfaction as a result. ‘‘Investigate the services we offer now.’’
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Wildwood Organization
Red Zahrt Cider House Proprieter Sold Sunday Drinks
Fred W Zahert proprietor of a soft drink house at Pairfield avenue and Baker street was arrested for selling cider on Sunday. He admitted guilt and posted 50 bail for appearance in police court. Officers found a crowd and ten others taken to the station as the raid unfolded. One man, John Irwin, was jailed in case Zahert fights the case at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Zaher
Pairfield Avenue
Baker Street
Muirroydle Putrala
Crawley
Zahet
Zehrt
John Irwin
Unechs
MASS MEETING TO CONSIDER ASSEMBLY HALL
Fort Wayne committees press mass meeting to discuss converting Assembly Hall for city use. Letters sent to local clubs urging participation and representation at a general conference within days.
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Ctul
Watt M. Grifin
Fort Waynd
Theranton
Assembly Hull
Herman Schnelker
New Haven
Stevken and VeWalls Democrats Nominate Local Slate
Democrats of Stevken and VeWalls met at Ashley on Wednesday and nominated Fred L. Weick a Garrett resident and James Tt. Nyce of Anton for joint senator and prosecutor. The ticket is described as especially strong.
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Hagrange Democrat
Stevken
VeWallsenunirds
Ashley
Fred L. Weick
Hiberimuier
Garrett
Fur
James Tt. Nyce
Anton
For Sale Cigar Store on Calhoun Street Corner
Severe electrical storms swept Kosciusko county in Warsaw Indiana on Saturday causing widespread damage. Telephones were out and heavy rain and high winds disrupted daily life. Local residents report scattered outages with limited information on exact impact and repairs ongoing.
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Calhoun Street
Jefferson Street
Express Companies File New Tariff Sheets for Indiana
In Indianapolis June 16 the Adare and United States Express companies filed with the state railroad commission new tariff sheets to comply with an order from the commission. The order will cut freight rates within the state by about 1 percent and takes effect today. National, Americas, Wells Fargo and Southern Express firms operating in the state say their new sheets will be ready for filing early next week. A. B. Anderson federal judge refused a temporary restraining order against the commission, clearing the way for the filing. The suit remains pending in federal court and a trial is not expected until after summer recess.
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Imanapolis
Adare
Unites States Express
Commissiot
Communian
Nationa, Americas
Wells-Fargo
Southern Express
Atate
Commission
A. B. Anderson
Federal Court
Express
Te Senere
Purdy Named Editor in Chief of Indianapolis Sun
Wilfred L. Purdy, president of Central City Polishing Co, was named editor in chief of the Indianapolis Sun, to assume duties Monday. A founder and former editor and publisher, Purdy is hailed as a leading Indiana journalist, with long city ties and a fearless editorial reputation. The Sun’s control remains with RB G Leads of Tichmona and G A McClellan of Indianapolis, president of Sun Publishing Co.
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Indianapolis
Wilfred L. Purdy
Central City Polishing Company
Indianapolis Sun
Purdy
The
Sun
Indiana
RB. G. Leads
Tichmona
G A. McClellan
Peeal- Dent
Sun Publishing Company
Biography of the Straus Bankers Emerges in Goshen
A biographical sketch chronicles the original Strauss Bros. who settled in Goshen over fifty years ago and expanded from a canal business into real estate, banking, and other ventures, as part of a forthcoming history.
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Goshen
Sune Vi Eigar Ay Hioll
Beund Timor
Jeant Woolerth
Strauss Bros
Deaths and incidents in Van Wert area noted
The Van Wert News reports the death of Ivan G Davies age seventy five after acute illness. Also covered are a railroad accident injuring J O Stooe, a horse mishap on West Main Street injuring Curtin Baxter and another, memorial services of Van Wert lodge I C G O and a large church reception for new members, plus social updates on local residents and church activities.
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van Wert
Ohio
Ivan G. Davies
Mr. Davies
Misa
Lowsle Wilson
Altesuve
Galway
J. O. Stoole
Cincinneti Northern Railroad
Ile Elf
Curtin A. Baxter
West Main Street
Mwas
Bir Baxter
Rank Dictuon
Stut
Ednon
Hwever
Helen’ Campbell
Chcago
Sever Anonthe
Beard
Bert Montague
Fort Wayne
Misy Dessia Gravyr
Ead Airs
M. M. Pudge
West Maple
Tigo Balseh
Guardian Appointed for Mosanna Stratt in Warsaw
Ace Chumen has been named guardian for Mosanna Stratt, deemed of unsound mind. A marriage license was issued Saturday in Victor L. Thomas of Auburn wed Tina Bumgirtner near Warsaw. Sinnona, operator for a local commercial telephone service, visited Mishawaka and Elhart before returning to Warsaw.
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L. P. Gerton
Iniian- Apolia
Airana
Gerton
Muneli
Alta
Henry Menkur
McDonald Hospital
Bourbon
Frank Smith
Local Social Notes From Warsaw and Nearby Towns
James Maton of Chicago enjoys an outing at Chapman ike occupying the Seqdued cottage. Joseph Fucay of San Francisco visits with family in the city for a few days. Eft Sharp left Saturday for Sheridan Wyoming after a brief stay in the city. Elizabeth Antonidan and Hazel Torker spent Sunday with Miss Tucker near North Manchester. Mills Ethel Baker of South Bend spent Sunday with her parents in the city. Mabel Stewart visited Millard with Miss Stella. Miss Tactile Barnett of Chicago visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs Harry Tookwand. Mr and Mrs Bramwell Taker and daughter Virginis of Boston are guests of Mr and Mrs J S Baker. W Yolin of North Manchester was in Warsaw on business. George Terrell trip to Bourbon. Mrs Deli Compeon and Mrs Berti Senour aka Mrs Nettle Coably of Bowhon spent Saturday in Warsaw with Miss Liele Harmons. Miss Dillian Haines, Miss Gladpa Traines and Miss Bessie Wornty return from Niagara Falls. Tose Friday observed at Live Brethren church in Warsaw. Members wore or carried roses to bouquets for homebound. Mines C W Smith and family moved into Sutelit residence on South Petroleum. Mina Georeth Easterday went to Culver for a few days. Mrs Jamett Miller and son visiting relatives near Plereaton. Mika Altheniden of Kina Green visits Warsaw. Miss Pabie Densal to Michigan City on business. Mrs Teat Blas of Mentime is mother of Mrs Charles Pal Carpenter. pastor preached Saturday evening.
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James Maton
Chicago
Chapman Ike
Joasph Fucay
San Francisco
Cal
Eft Sharp
Sheridan
Wyo
Lyome
Une Elty
Elizabeth Antonidan
Snd
Mie Hazel Torker
Mie Tucker
Mr. and
Bramwell Taker
Virginis
Boston
Baker
W. Yolin
Manchester
Warsaw
George Terrell
Bourbon
Deli
Berti Senour
Nettle Coably
Bow
Liele
Harmons
Dillian Haines
Gladpa Traines
Bessie Worntylave
Niagurs Falls
Live Brethren Church
Hant Warsaw
Congregation
Nut
C. W. Smith
Sutelitt
South Petrole
Teat. Blas
Charles Pal- Carpenter
Mirch
Thielty
Funeral of Miss Gladys Helm to Day
Ind June 16. The funeral for Miss Gladys Helm will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from her home. Rev. Samana of fieinting will conduct. Miss Helm had been an invalid since measles, and her death came suddenly. She leaves her parents, a sister and brothers.
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Gladys Helm
Ind
Domebhiter
Samana
Alin Velm
Wien
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Saw Now
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Mra
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Ibis
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St. Job's Renevatont Society
St. Mary's
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Peresses
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Fred L. Purdy
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