Indiana Republicans Face Campaign of Principle Not Votes
A Indiana state Republican chairman argues the party will run on ideals, not expediency, while voters grow tired of candidates driven by polling and special interests. The piece notes organizers warn hopefuls must win votes without revealing principles, amid a broader demand for accountability in this campaign of reason.
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Lee
Indiana
Judge Heaton
Congress
Cannon
Beveridge Clanuman
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Bamanway
Damea E
Watson
Midiane
Politiea
Republicans Suppress Debate in Indiana Campaign
A critical blast against Indiana Republicans accuses party leaders of stifling discussion on temperance and key issues. The piece argues candidates must choose sides on Taft Beveridge LaFollette Cannon or reform versus reaction, urging voters to see through party tactics and seek genuine debate as Roosevelt reenters the political arena.
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Lee
Congress
Taft
Beveridge
LaFollette
Menton
Andi
Tate
Iim
Dunsambe
Tolowers
Howe
Whia
Indiana
Letter on Roosevelt Return and public questions
A 1910 letter from Lincoln Nob reflecting on Roosevelt's planned return to the United States after an absence of over a year. It praises Roosevelt for shaping European attention to universal public issues, cites Lincoln's idea that the man is more important than the dollar, and notes Roosevelt's stand that human rights precede property rights. The writer emphasizes free speech and open discussion as essential to debate on public policy.
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Lincoln
Nob
Rollier Caliiera Weekly
New ‘York City
Roosevelt
United States
Europa
Paris
Europe
Absham Lincoln
Mr. Roosevelt
Truk
Direct Ballot In DeKalb County
The Journal Gazette notes a trial of direct ballot voting in DeKalb and Steuben circuits this fall for selecting circuit judges. Candidate P. B. Hoffman, defeated in Republican caucuses, appeals to voters to be chosen by direct ballot to remain independent of party influence. The piece reflects on non political candidacy and citizen power in elections.
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Eiltor Journal-Gazette
Auburn
Ind
DeKalb and Steuben
PB. Ve Hoffman
Hoffman
Notice of sale and mixed ads from Patterson-Fletcher Co
Big modern poultry farm to be sold with Sunday exhibit 2 to 5 pm. Take Lima interurban to stop 68 and walk to Futter farm on river front. Buildings new and in a prime location. Also a large selection of straw hats ranging from $1.00 to $6.00. A street collision report follows: joyriders in a car wrecked near Goshen, Ed Hileniter involved, horse injured, vehicle left scene and the party fled back to the city.
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Lima Interurban
Futter Farm
River Front
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Goshen Rem
Ed Hileniter
Lawton Place
Uniondale Fourth Celebrations in Fort Wayne Area
Bluffton Indiana July 18 ion events planned for Uniondale northwest of third street with parades entertainment and fireworks. Uniondale Driving message afternoon balloon ascensions and band performance. mock ministers to officiate and display of fireworks set to conclude. Also advertised store offers including guaranteed trunks and leather goods from Port Wayne Trunk and Leather Store.
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Toather Goods
Fort Wayne
le tournat-Gazette
Bluffton
Ind
Jung
Monsier
Uniondale
Uniondale Band
Hirmaty Minster
Paso
Journal-Gazatte
Andrew Haffleté
Brantea
Easthaven Hospital
Richmond
Justice C.D. Carr
Bluffton Star Chink Baker in Controversy with Southington Woman
Bluffton Indiana June 1k reports the Bluffton baseball figure Chink Baker faced attention after a Southington Connecticut woman claimed to have seen his photo in a sporting page and sought contact through a local sport scribe. The matter sparked inquiries as Baker weighs his next steps amid public interest.
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Epacin
Journal-Gazette
Bluffton
Ind
Baker
Wayne Lad
Garand
Southington
Conn
Iady
Kir
We CAN MAKE YOU COMFORTABLE The Warm Weather Sale
Weather won't dampen spirits as shoppers are urged to dress with cheer and shop for cool styles. The Suit Room offers linen suits waists and skirts at low prices while pretty, cool dresses for children are attractively priced and available.
Cool Dress Fabrics Stock Highlights Fine Washables
An exceptional stock of wash fabrics invites shoppers to view Troquois lawn and fine sheer cloth with prints, Sea yard and St. Gall batiste in floral and conventional designs, tinted lawns in colorings. Fine dimities, cotton foulards, dotted Swisses, chiffon lisse, and jacquard batiste offered at low prices per yard.
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Sea Yard
St. Gall Batiste
Jacquard Batiste
China Room Specials Offer Summer Glassware Deals
Hot weather brings cooling drinks and a chance to save on glassware. Glass tumblers cost 50 cents a dozen, brown etched tumblers 75 cents, cut glass tumblers 65 cents, colonial goblets 1.00 a dozen, iced tea and lemonade tumblers 75 cents to 1.00 a dozen, water jugs 50 cents to 1.75, plus a complete line of table glassware for all uses.
Knit Underwear Stock Includes Swiss Ribbed Vests
Catalog notes a wide range of knit underwear with uniform quality across prices. Women’s Swiss ribbed vests and union suits priced from 10 cents to 1 dollar, crochet lace yoke options, and Amold knit drawers. Children’s union suits and sleeping garments offered in knit fabrics and nainsook from 25 to 1 dollar.
Parasols Fashion Shows Wide Summer Parasol Range
Parasols Fashion offers a broad summer selection with plain colors white and blends of contrasting colors and Persian effects. Each parasol features proper handles and a strong umbrella line includes mission handles priced at 1.00 and 1.50 dollars.
Notable Names in Provided List
A string of personal names appears in the OCR fragment, including Sam Epstein Jon Haage Frank D. Biemer D. S. Eckert J. Lonsfield Maurice Nierer Joan W. Eggeman Harry G. Hogan Tom Lane Fred qd Benmeider IT. J. Heenan James J. Hayes Thomas Q Dawd James Shields Robert L. Mex Charles Golden Dr. W W Bare Oscar Wobrock and EB J Rilvktard.
Jeff Waits Moving Orders In Ben Lomond California
June 18 report that Jim Jeffries and party are packing and awaiting orders to move toward a union. Indications point to the set location while Richard and Gleason have not given a definite word. Jeffries and trainers expect to depart Monday morning by special rail car.
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Ben Lomond
Cal
Jim Jeffies
White Richard
Gleason
Rena
Jeffries
Lost Lady Watch Found And Other Classified Fragments
Fragmentary classified notice describes a lost lady's watch at Robison Park and a fence repair offer near a Rome City family. Also lists ads for a wood stove sale, a domestic helper position, and a cash-urgent sale with travel to Albion, Indiana. The text is garbled with multiple listings and incomplete details.
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Robisom Park
Wildwood Avenue
Rome City
Washington Boulevard
Union Ir Rhiahaw
Heart of Good Country
Albion
Ind
Gardeners Admit They Are Whipped in Market Meeting
A Stro de pil meeting of market gardeners failed to attract many attendees. The small group discussed the new market house ordinance and a proposed rental charge for space. They concluded no action this year and urged spending any collected funds strictly on market purposes.
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Stro~ de Pil
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
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Fort Wayne Journal
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Sitles
Wort
Conte
MR. Bryan
Dekalb County
Port Wayne
Port Wayne Trunk
E Bather
Berne Bult
Attrrson-Pletcher Cn
Marion
Fort Wayne and
Wabash Valley Traction Co
China
Patterson-Fietcher Cn
Blam and Koch
E. J. Golden Hatter
South Bend
Walsh & Hers
Mmanager Burke
Bendsre
Ant ‘Hoteng
Nil Norte
Tiquisin Inttancara
Steven A. Caliahanaurer
Jerry O'Ckinnor
Charles J. Spadings
Frank G. Ramilton
Sir Hall Hoan
Lisle Soie
Patterson-Fletcher. Co
Andrew Hatfield
Patterson-Pletcher CO
Atyles
Amold
Child's Union
The
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Jeff
San Francisco
P.H. McCarthy
Ercenes
McCarthy
Txiriet
Weckert
Polles Martin
Poliee
Dineusa
Giletdo
Tangford-Kaufman
Cam
W. DB
Burgan
W. D.murkin
Carl Cotton
Cale Park
van Weneek
Buran
Oehiliama Cay
Tterson-Fletcher Co
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