Hosey Seeks Mayoral Vote At East Car Shops
A disrupted noon rally at the East Car Shops in Pennsylvania drew 100 or more workers as ex mayor Hosey delivered a campaign address. He defended his track elevation plans and criticized current administration while pledging to finish the work if elected. He announced future appearances at Fork Wayne Electric and Pennsylvania shops on Helen Street.
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Tokvests
Pennsylvania
William J. Hosey
Mr. Hosey
Qasronea
Hovey
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Heirtie Railrads
Uder
le Worls
Rapyer
Seike
Lobey
Ges Company
Getilme
Sitaln
Unts City
Twosex
Mie Fork
Wayne Electric
Helen Street
Bennes Gains Cited As Campaign Seeks Votes
Councilman Peter M Benn, a Democratic mayoral candidate, says he is gaining votes daily and not worried about a tie. The Haimazics race remains unsettled as supporters canvass shops and work to sway voters amid withdrawals and shifting loyalties.
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Peter M. Benn
Yertoring
Minh Noon
Melehing
Melching Men Express Disappointment in City Run
Supporters of Ab Moleking voiced strong dismay as Moleking’s campaign organized wards citywide with workers active day and night. Many believed he could not win until dawn yesterday, when a decisive shift emerged.
Socialists Restore Harmony in Fort Wayne Race
In Fort Wayne a socialist slate claims restored harmony after internal rifts. The report notes workers supporting a unified ticket with two straight lines and cites Willard Smith as the mayoralty candidate who led the ticket four years ago.
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Fort Wayne
Parky Ayeak
Willard Smith
Fighting Ninth ward in tight mayoral race coverage
Nineteenth century style report notes the Ninth ward’s strong political profile as ten candidates vie for the nomination. Peter Doitschel and James Erwin lead the field with Erwin backed by many friends across parties and Deitechel pressing hard for support.
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Cimacilknan
Peter Doitschel
James &. Erwin
Erwin
Deitechels
Eigher
Warilers
Deitechel
Mr. Melchine
Candidates Meet at the Olive Club
Democratic candidates gathered at the Olive Club on a June evening for a smoker and luncheon. Speakers included William J. Hos ey, Peter M. Bevin, William A. Bayer, Harry P. Lowy, Frank E. Lingrey, Charles F. Duby, Jacoy Herbman, A. Schram, and Albert H. Keller, with little politics discussed.
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Olive Club
Maumes Avi Une Jant Aighs
William J. Hosey
Petar M. Bevin
William A. Bayer
Harry PB
Lowy
Prank FE. Lingrey
Charles FH Duby
Jacoy Herbman
A A. Schram Ang
Albert TH
Kellar
Local Socials and Visits Across Linn Grove Area
Linn Grove residents and families enjoyed a Sunday with friends and relatives including Tyne, Mrs Roy Garronen, Sid Prank Rowe, Ben Beyer and others. The gathering spanned several homes such as Anh Gliuss propert and Hops Hospital nurse Beanie. Attendees included Misses Marie Markley, Bessia Lanings, Anis Miges, Henry Stuts and Vera Cruz visitors. Evening hour found friends visiting crlonds and sharing news.
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Linn Grove
Ind
Tyne
Roy Garronens
Menon
Finley Studehisher
Ridgeville
Maninay
Marie Markley
Bessia_ Lanings
Munsis
Anis Miges
Henry Stuts
Angola News Highlights of visits and obituaries in town
A Paragraphed local note lists visits by Mrs Murthy and daughter, Mrs Ione Talshed, and others from Kendallville and Fort Wayne. It mentions the death of Mrs Weasel Cory, four children and relatives in Angola, and plans for funeral and family travels. Various residents, Mr and Mrs George Conklin, Stanley Peeters, and others are cited with short moves and gatherings around town.
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Angola
Frysinger
Murthy
Atrs
Ione Talshed
Willard Martin
Nuny Kendallville
Wednesiny
Thurailas
Twrenki
Schane
George TW. JU
Yaar Tert
W. A. Fox
Tonya Loiporean
Tor Laneing
Beafessay
Nina
Shuto Agriultural College
Froferkor Fox
Nils
Anticle
Weasel Cory
Robert V
Cariln
Ornia
WiGhion Bryn
Childray
Miele
Silay
Fort Wayne
Tuo
Beleliayor
Aira
Stanley Peeters
Eon
Thafer
Chaelus
Jin Lake Shore
Sonic Brading
George Conklin
Koodanville
Ain Over
Simlay
Ani Ald Neighwirs
Irs
Chepenter
Port Wayne
Size
Neelle Zitamer
Mather
Sam oManich
Anah
Wales
Insianapolis
Friente
Jawood
Dry
Carpenter
Rinna
Tad
Prank
Thor
Hanin
Hamipton
Anit
Shine
And
Win Shine
Ant
Leery Garmeany
Not enough readable content for a proper headline
A fragmentary city news item mentions Mr and Mrs 4. f. Tempet returning from Europe after a pleasant visit. The readable portion provides no clear event dates, organizations, or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
Mrs Perry Archer Undergoes Gallstone Operation
Mrs Perry Archer of Forest Park Boulevard underwent gallstone removal at Hope Capital yesterday by Dr F J McCrear. The operation was planned for several years and her condition last night gave promise of a speedy recovery.
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Perry Archer
Forest Park Boulevard
F. J. McCrear
Hope Aoapital
Seven Roads Agree to Abide by Court Rulings
Seven Minnesota and nearby railroads joined a pledge to follow recent U S Supreme Court rulings on rates. An announcement said new rates would likely take effect by July 30 with no extra charges for proper proofs. State railroad commission released a statement after the conference.
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St. Paul
Minn
Saven Teilrounds
Atiinesota
State Railroad Commission
Chicago Great Western
Jd St. Paul
Prema
Dare Railroad Commission
Bony ‘Aeht
Attornex
Smith
Thetolntias Cankt
Clus Eleimas
Local residents and visitors visit in Willshire area
The column lists multiple local residents and guests from Ohio Indiana Michigan and Ontario visiting near Willshire. Names include Dr. Kohn of Oregon Orever Hin and Brown of Wills Wert, with several families and church members noted during various trips and weekend visits.
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Millemire
Kohn
Orever “Hin
Mort Brown
Wills Wert
Ned
Milne Deiley
Georgia Tke
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mia Harthn Plateler
Myrie Beam
Walcot
Johnson
Tarry Brown
Oleaara
W. Ia
Clarence Gelsler
Starry Bean
Michigan
Dahi Bsr
Cincinnati
Musburg
Qeir
Mra L. Janin
Jamison
Wheat
S. Church
Fels Tore
Ohio
Stein
Bea
Harry Trown Noth
Henry Welmer
Bal
Tadter Vlalt
Vent
SL. Comytell
Columbuy
Anit Hla
Campbell
Ohin
Ae. G.I Thomson
Manilay
Toleda
Local Notices and Movements From Van Wert Area
A scramble of fragments notes residents traveling, family visits, and local changes. Mentions include Margaret Gehan and Mr and Mrs Frederick Henman visiting New York, plans to travel to Germany, a quarantine by Dr G Chih, trainman employment near Clover Leaf, and neighbors like Harry Ramps and Miss Falry Kofman attending events in nearby towns.
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Eebert
Kathetine
Steve
Chinein
Marto
St Atark
Joi
Abrard Mes
Gehan
Margaret
jMeninedien Tri
Frederick Henman
Germany
Sherman ‘Family
Cine v. Vermusan
RMS
Clark
Ike
Jain P
Nina Teilovetane
H Nes Mevay
Weat Cramson
Smilies
G. Chihrity
Vathgr
J. Ro Vevann
Hontineton
Harry
Hone
Charubosco
Ind
Sanford Factory Rugs Command High Demand
The trade mark name is valued as the most important asset by certain factories. Sanford Mills guarantees that any Tez sold bearing their name is of the highest quality. Demand is strong. buyers are urged to purchase early to secure one of these rugs.
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Sanford
Thi
Sanford Mills Rugs Offer High Quality Oriental Styles
The note extols Sanford Mills rugs as superior quality not cheap imitation pieces. They are described as flawless in manufacture with no defective threads and as the finest Oriental patterns, offered at the lowest price ever. It targets value seekers and emphasizes durability and beauty.
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Sanford Brussels
Sanford Mills
One Price To All Our Object Frankness Rug Advertisement
The advertisement promises one price to all with full descriptions and exact illustrations. It asserts customers will likely buy additional furniture before finishing payment, stating the store foregoes profit on the rug to encourage cross purchases.
Butler News Bittersweet Family Gatherings and Local Passings
Junett Chambers and Thelma Viaroy attended social events with relatives while many guests visited from Detroit Elkhart and other towns. Mrs Willa Trevane reported a brother's funeral in Hert with kin from Michigan and Ohio. Evangeline Pirker and Pauline Pars joined the Lake area preasamt visit.
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Betggr
Junett Chambers
Mme
Thelma Viaroy
Atew
Keseinger
Bourton
Teilegde
Tilt Atv
Paleo
Ohi
Syriay
Anu Aretha
Milne Ecisiiines Mes
W. Brown
Glover
Detroit
Cend Ting
Lox Watson
S. West Geran
Elkhart
Cimnd
Chile
Shane
Pelaeped
Petes
Savlie Iene Ayishwr
Atbetadlend
Jners
Atrs
Suatwatol
Wenttall
Mulan
Ns Eramle
Areata
Clins Skelson
Hero
Witers
Lil Sins
Hrureis
Mich
Evangeline Pirker Renin Iell
Jeter
Pauline Pars
Vert Hazlett
Famille
Mts
Decatur Carpenter 870 BE NaveCoed Incident Report
Fragmented OCR narrative describes a serious injury during a drill or work event. Mentions Decatur area, a carpenter, and a possible fatal outcome if injury had been slightly different. Details are obscured by garbled text and misspellings.
Unclear scribbled financial note with names and figures
A fragmented OCR item records a farmer and local figures with amounts such as 1000 and 1856, noting on hand balances of 3 467 and a weekly or yearly total around 761, with references to a white elephant project and a group committee.
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Lapayur
MMI
Tuwal Srg
Lafaselte
Ian Fuauttiat
Ideibediuss
Aleceen
Nas Aimikogt
Reed
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Wee
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