Hosey Assails Critics In Noonday Speech At Fort Wayne
Democratic candidate William J. Hosey rails at Beset by underworld accusations during a Noonday meeting at Gas Construction Co. He defends record as former mayor, defending water works and electric lighting upgrades. Audience questions focus on trust and past pledges.
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Hosey
Underworld
Crooks
Shloon
Urder
Gas Construction Company
William J. Hoses
Majorehy
Hasey
Aix
Gremed
Mayer
Thomas McLaughtt
Opig
Chariots
Puauy
3 Braun
Melching
Ube
Fort Wayne
Drum Corps Picnic Planned at Switmey Park
The Jefferson drum corps completed plans for a picnic at Switmey Park one week from last night. The event will be an ice cream social to replenish the corps treasury. Next Saturday night the drum corps will take part in the Turiors exercises.
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Jefferson
Switmey Park
Ollie James May Speak in the City Port Wayne
Kentucky Senator Ollie Jaynes may visit Port Wayne in August as principal speaker for the Jefferson drum corps annual meeting. The club plans to invite him officially before long and aims for a large gathering with the date to be set later. James has spoken in Fort Wayne on two prior occasions.
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Ollie Jaynes
Kentucky
Port Wayne
Jefferson Drum Corps of
James
Senatoe Jamea
Fort Wayne
Tenth Ward Seeks Live Councilman At Democratic Meeting
Tenth Ward Democrats gathered at Western Gas Construction to back a council candidate who will address the ward's bad street conditions, tracks, lights, and high taxes. A resident urged candidates to remember the ward’s needs and promised no notable achievements to cite.
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Tenth Ward
Western Gas Construction Company
Julian Franke Mistaken for Sunday Lookalike Incident
An apparent onlooker mistook Julian Franke for a Sunday figure after W. J. Hosey land party members returned from a noon meeting at Packard Piano Works. In Calhout, Lingrey stopped his car on Washington Street to drop one party member, prompting a passerby to shout that the front-seat man resembled Sunday, sparking a brief exchange before the driver moved uptown.
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W. J. Hosey
Packard
Frank
Lingrey
Washington Street
Calhout
Julian Franke
Candidates Sign With City Clerk In Seventh Ward
The city clerk lists signed candidates for council seats: George B. Irwin in the Seventh Ward seeking re election, Joann W. Molmes in the Second Ward, Joe Wiettemtero in the Lith Ward, Charles H. Tir in the Seventh Ward, and Peter Cianloch a candidate for the Seventh Ward. Names are given with party affiliations and ward designations.
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City vClerk Tefferies
George B Irwin
Councilmantei Red Down
Oday Crop
Joann W. Molmes
Cnnuncilman
Joe Wiettemtero
Charles H. Tir
Gera
Cownelimaniatellise
Peter Cianloch
Deny
Somers Declines Candidacy for Mayor Role
Byron Somers has publicly stated he will not seek the Republican mayoral nomination. The party committee signals it will field a candidate if Somers does not run.
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Somers
Byron S. Somers
Kerr Signs With The City Clerk In Backroom Nominations
Fragmentary report notes Kerr and City Clerk Jefferien meeting amid talk of a municipal judge nomination within forty eight hours. The piece mentions a Mr Ktere and a possible political move without clear opposition or dates.
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Binant
JT Waveland Kere
Democratic
Helcot Ag
Mass Meeting Called Over Independent Plan Clash
A city meeting is requested by a reform group opposing the Independent plan. Speakers include Herger and Congressman Victor Ferger. Fort Wayne hosts the socialists’ annual event at Wingney Park on Sunday, August 17, with plans for a large attendance.
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Victor Ferger
Tuqeankere
Epens
Fort Warne
Anneal Mente
Wingney Park
Moosers to Name Clerks and Judges in Primaries
Colonel TDN Foster declared the progressive party will place a judge and a clerk in each precinct for the primaries. The plan, though not fully shown, indicates a move to ensure party representation on election boards.
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TD. N. Foster
Progressive Party
Z Thant
Coi
Editors Arrested in Seattle Over Alleged Libel Actions
On June 18 in Seattle two editors from local papers were arrested or indicted for publishing articles alleging political crimes. Clarence Bleccich and Alden 3B. Bleccich faced charges of criminal libel against Joseph Jarvis a socialist agitator. Leroy Sanders of The Star was charged with criminally inflaming a county official during a grand jury probe. Edward Cleyson senior editor of the Patriarch is accused of criminal libel against superior court judges.
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Seattle
Wash
Alden
Bere
Seattle Times
Clarence
Bleccich
Joseph Jarvis
Leroy Sanders
Edward Cleyson
Patriarch
Superior Court
Progressive group seeks board representation in upcoming effort
Chairman W F Williams states progressives are ready to press for representation on the boards. The group plans to use their best efforts to advance their cause in the next few days, aiming for a stronger presence and influence in local governance.
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Enel Fouter
W. F. Williams
Fox Named Postmaster at South Whitley
Columbia City Ind June 18 William D Fox is now postmaster at South Whitley the office officially transferred from Cash Graham Tuesday evening. Fox has worked in the office learning the routine as the new post office building runs smoothly. Graham retires from active service and plans trips, possibly to the Pacific coast to visit his brother Jay Graham. During his tenure he provided excellent service and a commendable mailing record.
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Columbia City
Ind
William D.fox
South Whitley
Fox
Cash Graham
Pacific
Pacific Comat To Visit With His Brother, Jay Graham, and Jami
Sunday School Class Outing In Columbia City
Grace Lutheran church Sunday school class of young ladies about seventeen years old treated to a country joy ride after a successful membership drive. The outing, in a big truck, featured plan-your-own-route by Miss Meritte Brand and Frances B McLallen, class teachers, and acknowledged twelve new members—six more than any other class.
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Columbia City
Henry
Grace Lath Church
Uge
Meritte
Brand
Frances B McLallen
Clave
Notice to Dancers at Aerial Dancing Pavilion
Free admission and dancing every night except Saturday at the Aerial Dancing Pavilion. Wayne Amusement Co. Monon and Monticello area news report a Children’s Day program well rendered Sunday night. churches crowded. Local visits include Ralph and Fred, Shall and Dewey near Goshen, Elkhart trips, and various families visiting kin.
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Wayne Amusement CO
Ralph
Fred
Shall
Dewey
South Bend
Mishawaka
Elkhart
Id Jauher
Aaron Starner
Rankin Visthaaelailven
Apd
Wu Miller
John Kirkendall
Goshen
Elmer Dewart
Alitord
Wills Blue
Albert Plow
Kutch Town
Richard Rankin
Chasies
Anatin
Nanpane
Harry Tiller
Stew Vari Milfer
Thames
Meg
Brant Simday
Chas. McXibbin
Family
Insurance men discuss legislation in Texas
Representatives of sixty of the 118 fire insurance companies doing business in Texas met in New York to discuss recent legislation there. The meeting ended with chairman Henry E. Reese of the Aetna Insurance Campaign in Hartford announcing the company intended to continue business in the state. He denied reports that withdrawal of the company from Texas was imminent.
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New York
Texas
Flenry E. Reese
Aetia Ingaranes Camping
Hartford, Coon
Patterson Fletcher Company Specials Headline
Patterson-Fletcher Company specials offer Clothcraft regular ffien-dulinr suits at $10 and various brands like Schaffner & Marx at $22 and $7, plus athletic uniforms, Kumfort mer items, Cooper wnton styles, and unton suits priced from $2 to $3.60. Reads like a dense catalog of men’s apparel and related goods with scattered misspellings.
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Ffien-Dulinr
Ifurt
Schaffner & Marx
Athletic
Aston
Kumfort
Cooper Wnton
Manchester
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Heender to Build Mowageville School Plan Approved
The board approved construction of a new school in Monroe Township with a $40,000 budget. Trustee Johnson announced the listing of the project in the local schedule, and work is scheduled to start soon. A Fort Wayne firm displayed samples of salts under the Patterson-Fletcher company during the event.
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Johnson
Monroe Township
Yeaterday
Paul PL Kinder
Grinin & Pale
Fort Wayne
Gary Contractor to Erect Laporte Bank
Plans drawn for first national bank construction in Laporte city. Five story structure with a height around. project budget set at $110,000. Fred Rump of Chicago cited as second lowest bidder.
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Gary
Laporte Bank
Charles Ry
First National Bank
Ingwall Mon
Afary
Fred
Chia Gity
Uta Haight
Daloon Ascension and Para Chute Drop at Robison Park
Daloon Ascension and para chute drop planned for Sunday at Robison Park. Weather conditions may affect balloons as pilots attempt a high ascent with a heavy load, weather permitting. Aero Club crew aims to push for higher ascent on the Sunday event day with manager William's arrangements in place.
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Robison Park
Asronant
Hart
Arcent
Imake
Samiay
Wiliam Haa Alen Yada
Ms. Crow
Ely
Aeronart
Fragments Describe Local Visit and Health News
The clumsy OCR fragment notes Antwerp plans and a giant eagle remark about July. Chris Goshorn and Son Clyde drove to Payne and then Woodburn, Indiana. It mentions a first visit to the town and a seriously ill Mrs. George Salt on North Malnsleet Avenue.
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Antwerp
Chris Goshorn
Clyde
Payne
Erg
Woodburn
Ind
Beimg Christ
George Salt
North Malnsleet
Prominent Men Plan Ten-Day Fishing Trip Off Ontario
Prominent men including Charles A Wilding O N W H Shanbeugh W B Sch William Geake Theodore T and William Rastitter prepare to fish ten days off Batter Sea Ontario. A wager is noted about the next mayor of Darb Wayne joining the party, though the exact pick remains undisclosed.
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Ontario
Charles A. Wilding
H. Shanbeugh
W. B
William Geake
Thendore
William Rastetter
Batter Sea
Ontarinda
Mr. Guldby
Darl Wayne
Parole Hearing Set for Rev Wilfred Hinshaw
Indianapolis reports the state board of pardons will hear the parole request of Rev Wilfred Hinshaw, who has served seventeen years in prison for the murder of his wife. Prison authorities doubt his guilt despite his conviction.
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Indianapolis
Petl
Wilfred UI. Hinshaw
Prion
State Board of Pardons
Titt
Gwilly
Antwerp News Skims Through Summer Visitors and Local Life
Antwerp residents and nonresidents alike prepare for a busy summer on town streets. The article notes visitors from Convoy and Columbus Grove, local commuters, and students returning from DePauw University, with reports of social calls, church decoration, and plans for school openings and travel to Fort Wayne and Madison.
State Fair Prize List Alarge One
Indianapolis June 11 Prizes to be awarded at the state fair in September total premiums are at a record height. Charles Downing secretary of the organization announced today that the prize list is larger than ever and the total is set to surpass previous years.
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Indianapolis
Charles ‘Downing
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