Medical Protective Company victory in appellate decision
In Indianapolis on June 21 the appellate court ruled in favor of the Medical Protective Company and its officers Charles M Niezer and Byron H Somers in a dispute with the Physician Defense Company of Tort Wayne. The case began with an attempt to enjoin the defendants from using the name Medical Frownobye company. Trial court Judge Edward O Rourke sustained the defendants’ demurrer to the amended complaint, and after venue changes and further proceedings the judgment favored the Medical Protective Company. The appellate court later set aside questions and affirmed the prior decision in favor of Medical Protective and its officers. The case now returns to the appellate level for further action.
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Indianapolis
Phyaleiany Defense Company
Tort
Wayne
Indiana
Medical Frownobye Company
Allen
Edward O'Rourke
Gomurrer
Charles 2 Sturgis
Cluitton
Defendane
Ewitt
Medien
Prowotive
Charles M, Niczer
Byron H. Somers
Physiclin Tefense
Apprilain
Appointment of Oil Inspector for Indianapolis Stirs Political Debate
Gov. states he chose a preferred candidate from many applicants for the Fort Wayne district deputy posts and inspector roles. Thomas Bresnahan of Fort Wayne Journal Gazette is nominated deputy inspector, with Lauth Bond deputy to Tawney. Payees include a chief inspector at 2500 dollars yearly, with deputies earning a percentage of collected oil inspection revenue. Johnson of Indianapolis likely replaced by P. F. Kelleher.
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Innianapoltis
Thomas “ Breenahan
Fort Wayne
Anid
Bresnahan
a_XAieiod
Olice
T. Halleck Johnson
Indienapoila
PF. Kelleher
Band Concert in Swinney Park Tonight
The first of a series of weekly city park concerts presented by the Pack Commission era opens this evening in Swinney Park with the Electro-Techile band. An interesting program is arranged and refreshments will be served by the music organization.
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Swinney Park
Charles G Gates in Paris Near Serious Condition
Charles G Gates, longtime local figure, was reported seriously ill in Paris after a close second in recent events. Details remain sparse as investigators and family monitor his health.
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Charles G. Gates
Paris
Charian
G. Gates, O
Violence at Ohio Democratic Convention Sparks Police Action
At Dayton on June 1 delegates clashed amid political maneuvering during the Ohio Democratic state convention. Police quelled a disturbance in Columbus area, as Edward A. Hanley was reelected state central committee chair and John M. Mayor vice chair. The convention debated endorsing a U.S. Senate candidate, with divisions over Harmon and Tom L. Johnson. Apparent disorder marked proceedings, while the large audience filled Montgomery County’s hall for the gubernatorial renomination of Harmon amid ongoing platform debates.
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Dayton
New State Central
Dietrich Columbus and Vicinity
Edward A. Hanley
State Central Communities
John Mwyor
Toloto
Cleveland
Eurewhay
Onowal
James H. Lawrence
U.S
Indiana
Harmon
Tom L. Johnson
Montgomery County
Judeo Harmon
Stesson
Columbua
United States
Tha Dalening
New Banking Group Formed From Old Twelfth District
A new Group One of Indiana Bankers associations formed in Fort Wayne replacing the old Twelfth district. F. B. Todd of Bluffton chairs the group with 102 member banks across twelve counties. Officials include OC M Renna secretary and W T Brown president of People.s Trust. Attendees from Chicago Cincinnati and Indianapolis spoke on benefits of bankers joining forces.
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Bankera
Indana Bookers
Adame
Allen DeKalh
Fulton
Huntington
Rosciusko
Ligrange
Marshall
Noble
Marahall
Fullen
Fort Wayne Association
Old Twelfth District
C. 11. Worden
First National Bank
Rain & Todd
Studebaker State Bank
Bullin, Chateman
OC. M. Renna
City National Bank
Aubin
W. Tr. Brown
People's Trust & Sav- Inga Company
Fort Wayne
Thane Ma L. Hildebrand
Columbia
Cis Omer B. Smith
Rochester
D. A
Waemuth
Roanoke
Chas
Adurma County Bank
Decatur
Myr
Jamon
Sile
Ryton
Iniana Walkers Qeyeration
J. R. McCullough
Marion
Ned Glee
Amearican Bankers’ Ssociation
Cincine
D N Foster Heads Local Wort Millboard Directors
The Ola Wort Kitting Mille held a second anh alt meeting at the county court home with a large turnout of stockholders. Directors were elected for the coming year and $60,000 in new stock offered, with about $20,000 likely to be allotted to new holders. Foster named president, White vice president, Schwerman secretary and manager, and Foster treasurer as the Wayne area aims to grow Fort Wayne’s manufacturing presence.
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Ola Wort Kitting Mille Waa
Directars
Remy
Tdinman
Wied Voany
Waa
Itn
Bed
Luin Suraks
N. Wontar
Willie Halleratey
A. TG
White
Charles
Kramer
Unleaimouie
Sid Bhy
Ing
N. Waster
R. B. Rom
Fort Wayne
Indat Brortant
Enter Prisen
Indiana Republicans push for second convention amid Taft era tensions
New Castle leader Charles S. Hernly urges a second Indiana Republican convention under the banner of the "Tabberta" movement. He cites support from seventy-five prominent Republicans and editorial backing for renewed gatherings to show the party’s true will, aiming for a convention without federal office holders influencing delegates. The plan promises an old-fashioned, vigorous mutiny against the Taft Payne Aldrich era.
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Spreiol
Cincinnati Enquirer
Imanapolis
Ind
To Attemett
Charles S. Hernly
Newcastle
Indiana
Ataberta
Gibsin County
Gibaon WI
Mitny
Republica
Trina
Hoblera
Las Fesienil
Hildersy
Clerical changes announced by the Bishop local church appointments
The Bishop releases a list of clerical reassignments effective July 8. Reverends Quintan Noli Ballor Montroitur Oberdale Havneton Sehmite and others receive new parish duties across Huntington Fort Wayne Auburn Kendallville Remington and nearby communities as a new parish to be organized in Fort Wayne is noted. Public notices indicate postings will appear July 2 1810.
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Jowenal-Gaz
John R. Quintan
Tuntington
Teather
Roche
Oftielay Etter
Mars
Huntington
Mare Pou
Jetth
Noli
Bt. Folo’n Churely
Marifant City
Aifexian
Montroitur
St. Banry
Aumberan
Cf Olie C Ballor
Kendallville
George Havneton
Rmeton
Skered
Méort Churen
Heanbieton
Fort Wayne
Cave
Tha Tey
John M. Sehmite Palar
Ihn Sburel
Auburn
Die Mindion Albion
Borinit
Sacred Heart Church
Remington
Pater Aginiltt
St. Jocepi's
Revinitton Sind
Mbaton Weedorthurr
Rt. Cartharing'a
Nix Netle
Eo. Wrahed
Polat
Kart Wayne
Founder of Gazette Dies at Albion in Fort Wayne Echo
Albion Indiana reports the death of Rev. D. W. Janes founder of the Gazette who died after falling from a second story window at Greenhense. He would have turned eighty nine in July and formerly lived in Fort Wayne where he started the Gazette. He preached at Callmer about twenty five years ago and leaves a son Fremont Jones and daughter Mrs Green. Funeral plans set with services at the Green home before burial in Hart Wayne.
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Albion
Ind
Weather and heat toll in Washington area June update
Wet and warm forecast for Wednesday and Thursday with variable winds and partly cloudy skies. Local temperatures show a high near 90 and a low around 70. Heat illness incidents include a man in hospital after convulsions. condition reported as critical but improved.
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Washington
Indictments Hit Several Railroads in Chicago Area
A federal grand jury indicted Linnois Centre Bailroad, Menn Jayivania, Tatlroad, and Pitisburg Wort Wayne & Chicaro IRaiioad companies. Charges allege violations of the Heilins law, improper turn on end handling, and misrating freight rates. The probe, tied to the Interstate Commerce Commission, also names Welsh and others in related actions involving coke shipments and rail freight practices.
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Chicago
Linnois Centre
Menn+ Jayivania, Tatlroad company
Pitisburg, Wort Wayne & Chicaro Iraiioad Company
Use Federal Grand Jury
Mmrele
Hleins Iaw
Itm
Crynud Springa, Mies
Rozeland
Chisdad
Te Tw
Roseland
Cmite
Rade
Ulloly Steel Company
South Chicago
Teaultina
Dagan
Revueat
Intemstiie Commerce Commission
Insurgents in Conference Discuss Deposing Speaker Cannan
Insurgent leaders in Warrington held a meeting to consider further action this session. They agreed unanimously that Democrats would back deposing Speaker Cannan if a motion were moved, while one loyal insurgent urged individual action to bring the matter before the House.
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Cannan
Imotien
Glass Night Graduation At St Catherine's Academy
Graduation exercises were held at St Catherine's Academy with ten graduates honored in the commercial and academic departments. Rev John F Noll preached the sermon at Patrick's church. Essays by graduates highlighted progress and environmental influence, with names including Miss Graber and Miss McMullen among academic graduates and several graduates listed in the commercial group.
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St. Catherine’s Academy
John F. Noll
Hartford City
Joseph F. Delaney
Paterick
Miasex
Weather Report Notes Averages Dip On July Twenty First
A historical weather entry reports cooler than the days before with a high of 02 degrees, a thermal decline from the previous warm spell, and a sultry morning giving way to milder conditions by afternoon. Readings emphasize a notable temperature drop and a shift in humidity.
Heat wave grips nation as scorcher sweeps major cities
Washington reports a nationwide heat wave with temperatures near and above 100 degrees in several states. Philadelphia and New York record extreme highs with multiple heat related deaths and numerous prostrations. Indianapolis also notes fatalities as cities struggle with heat amid crowded districts and overwhelmed hospitals.
Republicans Ready for Convention in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Republicans schedule a special meeting to discuss convention plans with delegates to the Grand Republics in two counties and a Kendallville turnout. The Packard band and Whitey County delegation are set to travel by Fort Wayne train car. Judge Heaton, Henry, and Senator Sidney K. Guntard are named for leadership roles. Tathill and Monyhan expected at the event with speeches. nomination focus on a candidate for Congress rather than broader slate.
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Fort Wayne
Divtetet
J. St
Teary Amd
Louis Litman
Las Krange
Yeat Or- Dey
Henry Will
Sesainn
Sidney K. Guntard
Lagcunge
Kendallville
Lfor Songress
Heaton
Chatman
Henry
Ikely
Tathill
Jance Mony-han
Trail of Child Slaver Pursued by Texas Officials
Houston officers chase a man alleged to be Wendling across Texas toward the Mexican border. Chief Kesler and Detective Carney lead the pursuit with help from Sheriff Bilis and Captain Camas. The suspect, a former farm hand, has been under surveillance for days and may be captured near Houston tomorrow afternoon.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Amorresk
Clova
Wendling
Poltem Bilis
Tiguswa
Cnet
Dee
John P. Camas
Loutaville
Merlean
Elly
Carney
San Antonio
Seversl
Kesler
Hie
Ote
Nino
Reco
Wendre
New Simpson Church Under Construction Ceremony Held
Ground was broken yesterday morning at the corner of Orrinon and Buttenelid for a new Simpson church. The event featured a brief Indiana State School band concert, remarks by Rev. William Ghiear and introductions of Rev. James A. Restty, with pastors Rev. Charion Rowand and Rev. Laren Edwards speaking. Mrs. Suann and Mrs. Jonnie Bricker, charter members, cast the first dirt as a plow broke the ground and the wagon was drawn.
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Cotner
Orrinon
Buttenelid
Erce
Infiana Suite
Wiliam Ghiear
Jamon A. Restty
Fort Waynn
Addreason
Charion Rowand
Matin
Laren
Edwards
Portlund
Slinny Gon
Mra. Suann
Jonnie Bricker
Simpaon
Waren
Searching for Mother's Grave in Old Cemetery
Mr J D Welty a retired farmer from Irving near Logansport arrived in the city seeking the grave of his mother buried in a local cemetery over fifty years ago. He could not find an official record and believes she rests in the former Brond by cemetery now McCulloch park where graves were buried beneath fill when the site became a park, hindering his search.
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J. D. Welty
Irving
Logansport
Mr. Felty
Thly
Brondby
McCulloch Mark
Ball Player for Governor Harmon in a Walk
A confusing fragment notes a ball player linked to Governor Harmon in a political context. It mentions a convention held on Wednesday June 22 and references novice or new participants at the event. The readable text is limited and lacks clear names or locations.
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Harmon
Harmen
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