Fort Wayne Tire & Rubber Company answers charges
Fort Wayne Indiana June 27 192? a corrected statement from Fort Wayne Tire and Rubber Co declares the firm owns real estate in Fort Wayne free of liens valued at 230250.62 plus racks merchandise and raw materials stock totaling about 1 8 3 5 9 1 6 6 9 and other assets including $225 000 in materials and contracts. The company shows about $115 000 receivables, few debts, and a paid capital stock recently raised. plant operations run with 100 employees and experienced managers. A deputy commissioner of the Ohio Public Service Commission audited and certified corporate compliance with state laws. officers Kraft Welker and Morris signed the sworn statement.
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Indiana Democrats Plan Special Train to San Francisco
A large Indiana Democratic delegation, led by Ben Bosse and M. Foster, plans a 7 to 12 hour stop trip via a special train to San Francisco, with side trips to Fowler and Lafayette, arriving in Chicago tonight and reaching San Francisco Saturday afternoon. The program includes notable attendees from Fort Wayne, Bedford, Hammond, Indianapolis, Vincennes, and other cities, and is organized under the Indiana Democratic club with Vernon Hinkle arranging routes and sightseeing.
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Fort Warne
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Decatur
C. Ig. Mitchell
Ohio City Seeks One Postmaster by Civil Service
Wills-hire Ohio City prepares a civil service examination for the postmaster position at the federal Building in Van Wert. Editor Sisler, named by former Postmaster Heiby, faces challenge as two local teachers failed the exam. A July 14 test date is set amid local debate on the postmaster’s role and politics.
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Dentist E Bruick Moves to New Office Address
E Bruick, dentist, has moved to 706 1 2 Calhoun street above Meyer Bros New Drug store at Transfer corner.
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Chicago convention unites Republicans against Wilson in hatred
Observers across political lines note Republicans from diverse factions rally to defeat Woodrow Wilson. Lodge denounces Wilson as dynastic and unfit, while press likens Chicago platform to a purge of the president’s influence. Literary Digest issue highlights convention coverage and key articles.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Tanlac hailed by dying Fort Wayne woman
Mrs PL Cook of Inal snapolis credits Tanlac with a dramatic health recovery after twenty years of indigestion headaches and weak kidneys. She describes severe misery and recovery to appetite sleep and strength, saying the medicine restored her and she now enjoys good health. Tanlac sold locally by Meyer Brothers Company and Stouder Drug Company.
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Board Predicts Goal Shortage
The board reports agent findings showing transportation logjam from a persistent railroad strike across much of the country. Strikes in manufacturing, especially textiles, feed unrest while a farm labor shortage grows acute. Wages lag behind price increases and swings, with little hope for broad price reductions, though recent shifts may drive fundamental changes in the price structure.
Washington voters weigh Harding McAdoo and Cox in dry era
In Washington the public weighs national candidates and liquor stance. Republicans favor Harding though some back Lowden or Wood. Democrats view McAdoo as strong with railroads and labor, while Cox gains interest despite Ohio ties. Dry vs wet divides color opinions ahead of the nominating contests. Farmers see Bryan as an agrarian influence.
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Murder Mystery Still Unsolved in West 70th Street Case
The Elwell murder remains unsolved as Mrs. Larsee identifies three house keys kept by Blgell, Rhodes, and herself. The Elwell home at West 70th Street is closed tonight and will stay unoccupied during the investigation. Assistant District Attorney Joyce notes that expected developments did not materialize.
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William H. Ade Dies in Chicago Hospital
Kestland Ind June 1 William H Ade 61 brother of author George Ade died suddenly today in a Chicago hospital He was a well known northwestern Indiana resident and had run for Congress in 1914 on the Progressive Ticket from the Tenth Indiana district He had been an invalid since a fall six years ago and went to Chicago for an operation ten days ago Death followed a sudden relapse
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Legion in Fight Over School Teacher in Willshire
June 15 Homer Pierson post of the American Legion and the Willshire village Board of Education clash over the employment of a parade school teacher. The Legion argues the teacher and her husband’s war attitudes render her unpatriotic and unsuitable, while the board refuses to reverse its prior approval or remove the applicant. The draft board may become involved to view loyalty merits in the dispute.
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