Fort Wayne Gazette readers discuss politics and local notes
Evansville hosts trainloads of Indianapolis boosters led by Bookwalter while Evansville Journal-News suggests the former mayor for governor. Judge Landis curbs grand jury witness lists to core statute, noting only urgent cases warrant names. Journal-Gazette critiques Carson basebal leagues while Hedekin property ties surface through Moynihan and related companies.
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Evansville
Indianapoli
Bookwalter
Evansvill Journal-News
Indianapolis
Wayne Ie
Will
Landis
Federal Bench
Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
United States District Court
Journal-Gazette
Journe-Gazette
Hodekin Lang and Improvement Company
Moynihan
Journal-Gazette Company
Ia 4
Hedekin Land and Improvement Company
Vacations urged to inoculate against typhoid by city doctors
A Philadelphia health drive urges travelers and campers to immunize against typhoid. Dr Joseph S Neff and Penn experts stress vaccination as a preventive measure before leaving for regions with typhoid cases, extending to National Guard camps and camping parties. They warn modern vaccines are proven safe and effective, urging action to avert outbreaks as residents plan trips away from city water systems.
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Philadelphia
Joseph S& Nei
Department of Health and
Cherlies
Philadelphia Press
Joseph S. Neff
Department of Health and Charities
University of Pennsylvania
National Guard
Dr. Neff
D. H Bergey
Pepper Medical Laboratories
J. P. Bethel
Sicent Jete
Chicago Heaith Department
Taft urges purity in drugs with new food and drugs act
President Taft has sent a message to Congress urging passage of an amendment to the food and drugs act. The goal is to prevent interstate and foreign commerce of misbranded nostrums and false labels about curative or physiological effects. The note cites a Supreme Court ruling limiting coverage and signals forthcoming legislation.
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Taft
Congress
Territories
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Garbage complaints spur inspector critique in Fort Wayne
A Fort Wayne coal wagon driver complains in a letter to the Journal-Gazette about garbage can enforcement. He says he was arrested for lacking a can, given a week to provide one, and notes alleys and manure piles in his neighborhood are not properly covered. He questions inspector diligence and offers to confront the official at the paper’s office.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Journal-Gazette
Pennsylvania
OWS
Marriage of John V Montgomery and Hazel Cramer at Cramer home
The marriage of John Vernon Montgomery and Hazel Cramer occurred at the Cramer residence on North Jefferson Street with Rev. Charles B. Cramer and Rev. Jesse Swank officiating. A recital of love songs followed. the couple plan to reside in Chicago. Guests included Mrs. Morrell, Mrs. Hughes, and others from Fort Wayne, Chicago, Tiffin, and Ohio City.
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Maud Cramer
Mariel Allen
Dassles
Montgomery
Miss Cramer
Chicago
Abrand
A. J. Morrell
E. B. Hughes
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stanley Law
W. C
Thomas
Tiffiny
First Presbyterian Cuyen
Lepley Woos
Wilson
Maud James
E. Walters
Patterson
Grover Hill
Rachsel Tomilson
Janes Irgan
South Harrison Street
Urnfest Committees Meet Sunday To Wind Up Affairs
Turnfest organizers hold Sunday session at Turner Hall with the executive committee and sub committees to finalize business on the Kreis Turnfest. Decoration group will award prizes for best decorated bi s m ega house and residence.
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Turner Helle
Bysmega
Packard Band Performs at Robison Park Sunday
Community event note outlines Packard band engagement at Robison Park this Sunday with listing of participating groups and service details. Mentions Pajamas line, annual meeting, and Patterson-Fletcher Co presence, with urgent notices for tall members and memorial services.
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Robison Park
Stirk Chela
G. AR
Senate
Sisalkalks
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Rm Ee
Pioneer Resident of Eel River Township Dead
Churubusco Indiana June 2 Mrs David Gandy Johnson died at home after six months illness. Born August 7 1835 in Ohio she married David Johnson April 29 1867. A long-term Bel River Township resident and longtime member of the Wesleyan M B church she leaves five children in Churubusco and Eel River Township. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at the residence with Rev Stappey of the M E B church officiating burial in Eel River cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Churubusco
Ind
David Gandy Johnson
Todock
Ohio
David Jonns
Bel River Township
Westyan Chapel
M. B. Church
Mraie
Arnold
Daniél Winebrewer
Churobusco
Florence Sibie
Seventy-One Singers Board Pennsylvania Special
The Pennsylvania special train carried seventy-one passengers from two local German singing societies to Milwaukee for the North American Saenger festival. The delegation left at 4 am, reached Chicago at 3:15, then took the Christopher Columbus to Milwaukee. Other eastern delegations also traveled via Pennsylvania and Nickel Plate railroads. Fort Wayne hopes to host the next Saenger test, but success is unlikely due to the event's scale.
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Pennsylvania
Corvention
Milwaukee
Chicago
Nickel Plate
Cleveland Singers
Fort Wayne
Saenger
Local Garrett News Roundup of Visits and Births
Garrett community notes show visits from Mrs. Leon Gingery in North Manchester and Mrs. Ira Gingery in Chicago, with family gatherings in Hicksville and Fort Wayne. A 15 pound abdominal tumor removed from a West King Street resident and favorable recovery follow. Commencement events, weddings, and travel to Kendallville for a Ben Hur event frame a day of social activity and local business listings.
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Uute
Redmond
Ruth Sweeney Stert
Fort Wayne
R. W. Richmond
West King Jstreet
Burdena
King
Majorie
Mariel Kinney
Avilla
Smiths
Verne
Cleveland
Dabn | Mager and
Remity
Pauline Mies
Josie Burns
Fort Warne
Seth
Olive Holeinge
Sol Mer
Chicago
Henry Gingery
Fetete
Arthur Bilger
M. Smits
South Whitley
Kiingiér
Tamily Tues
Niles Margaret Roos
Teconaka
Mich
Bet ’Soo
Frank Dick
Eunieen Jerr
Guiney
Adi
Ben-Hur Order
Kendallville
Traction League
Delia Kilngler
Harry
Carroll
George
East
Foes Lovett
Frank Foucheed
Bernd
Winchester
Russell Mountz
Old and Clear
Fredk Galhgusen
Ritter Building
King and
Randolph
Mounts
Council Plans For Scout Camp At Robison Park
The Essentive council of the Boy Scouts met at the Commercial club and approved a finance and equipment committee to secure tents and paraphernalia for a camp at Robison park. A separate inspection and instruction committee was named. T E Ellison became main council chair with C I Blegerwolf secretary treasurer. The camp, set for mid July to early August, will be southwest of the theatre building near a deer park with activities ending at a nearby lake. Scout Commissioner Jackson noted local patrol membership exceeds one hundred and growing.
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Essentive Council
The
Boy Scouts
Commercial Club
Babison Park
P. L. Taft
Abs. J
Way
J. Ross McCulloch
Stephen B Pleming
WW. M. Grifin
Wis
Algo
C. N. Guidlin
Carrin Snivaly
W. H. Shambeugh
Henry Mayer
J. NM
T. E. Ellison
C. I. Blegerwolf
Reassurer
Robison Park
Stouts
Deer Park
Jackson
For Sale Fire wood suitable for kitchen stove
Hoff man Bros. Co. offers fire wood suitable for kitchen stoves at 800 W Main Street.
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Hoffman Bros. CO
Main
Local notes from South Whitley and Fort Wayne area
South Whitley residents report moves to Fort Wayne for work with Wiener and Company produce merchants. Passengers ride Vandalia to Fort Wayne via Columbia City. Florence Bailey corrected to her nephew Thurip Smooth in Fort Wayne. Charles Aller attends business in Columbia City. Mrs Lem Humphrey and daughter visit Fort Wayne for a day of shopping. Tip Savier travels to North Manchester to see her sister and daughter. Florence Bailey stops en route from Bloomington where she graduated and visits John Ginder family. Gandy and Company bought a car load of sheep in Ohio to a farm north of town. Frank Ferry buys a car load of young cattle to fatten locally. South Mill Company installs a new boiler and plans mill changes in readiness for upcoming needs. Some railroad importers among the crowd from Sahin Whitley Hoop Company return from Fort Wayne. ground cleaned and factory rebuild expected soon.
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South Whitley
Indy
Lem Humphrey
Lancaster
Fort Wayne
Tip Savier
North Manchester
M. i. Matson
Florence
Bloomington
John Ginder
Gandy and Company
New bathing suit with akirt features at $150
Angola Ind June 22 National Guardsmen from this city travel to Indianapolis for regimental state testing. Lieut John Crain Carl Wheaton Ray Kept Lew F Herghey Celemen Creel Charles Noyes Mit Pomias Glenn Vandiken Warren Gondwin accompany seven members to the event.
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Angola
Ind
Indiana National Guards
Indianapolis
John Crain
Carl Wheaton
Ray Kept
Lew F. Herghey
Celemen Creel
Charles Noyes
Mit Pomias
Glenn Vandiken
Warren Gondwin
General Weather Prompts Advertisers To Suit Mindset
In a brisk summery mood readers are urged to buy cool apparel from a store with excellent stock and low prices. The message frames merchandise as a mood enhancer, promising favorable humor and readiness for summer’s heat.
Outing Wear Fashions With Linen Suits and Ties
Readable OCR notes stylish summer apparel listing ginshams percgles and linen suits with varied colors and prices. Mentions tailored items at 1.95 to 12.80, striped checks, figures, and white linen suits with prices up to 20.00. Highlights include wearables for lakes seashore and mountains.
Linen Coats on sale at Utley store in plain talk
Advertising copy touts linen coats for travel or street wear. It lists garments formerly priced at five to twenty dollars and now offered at lower sale prices. The copy emphasizes linen coats, detailing multiple former price points and current discounts.
Women’s undergarments and infant wear advertised
An advertisements page lists Swiss ribbed women’s wear including vests and underwear in varieties priced at 12 40 and 18 each, plain and fancy cotton and lisle, knit drawers trimmed in two sizes, and varied stock for infants under a new “The Vanta West” baby form. Text is garbled with several misspellings but reflects a broad stock of women’s undergarments and infant apparel.
A Gingham Chance at Serviceable Tub Fabrics
An opportunity to bar and save on these serviceable tub fabrics. Four lots of choice styles in fancy Ginghams with quality Zephirr Ginghames. 32 inch wide fabrics in colors that resist sun, priced at 12 60 a yard.
Wanted 25 Farmer Teams on Grounds Job
John advertises for twenty five farmer teams to work on grounds. Apply at once through the job posting.
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Forest Park
Fair Ares
John F. Brooks
Fair Grounds
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