Fort Wayne Republicans Back GO P Toasted Rally Start
Fort Wayne Republicans endorse the GO P program and urge attendance from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. They defend their mayoral ticket against a Fort Wayne News attack and recount a 1912 Fort Wayne Allen County central committee effort to rebuild the party with calls for permanent headquarters and ongoing fundraising.
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Allen County
BW. Skelton
County Central Committee
Republican Party
Wayne
Promina
Allen Eaunty Republican Central Committee
Republican ticket forged in months of party strife
Documents reveal efforts to organize a straight Republican ticket for mayor and council across thirty precincts. Key leaders include Horace C. Granger and H. Q. Granneman with Benj F. Heaton as treasurer. After multiple bid attempts from Wolf and Somers, Lattourrette and Loth filed as mayor and clerk candidates amid heated internal division.
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Abrahim Lincgla
Eleeting Ma Alty
Horace CC. Granger
H. Q. Granneman
Benj
F. Heaton
Mms
Paul E. Wolf
Threa Wes
Wolf
William Ganke
Byron H. Somers
Alr
Somers
Af Tudge Mungoyan
Jefferies
LaTourrethe
My Self
Mr.Loth
Council
Central Committee
Eternala
Sears
Geake
Lattourretie
A Word About the Mayoralty Candidate
Benjamin W. Skelton writes as Republican City Committee chairman praising LaTourrette since 1886. He lauds honesty, education, firmness, business acumen, and oratory, predicting activity as the campaign begins for the GOP.
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LaTourrette
Ta Business Minn
G. O. P. Benjamein
Skelton
Republican City Committee
Vocational training law praised at Bloomington convention
County superintendents from In Avian praised a new vocational training law as pivotal to schools. Indiana University President William Lews Bryan opened the session with a welcome. State Superintendent Greathouse lauded the measure while Homer L. Cook noted many beneficial laws passed at the session. Officers for the coming year were to be elected tomorrow.
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Tad
In- Avian
Ory Hopper
Salem
William Lews Bryan
Indiana University
Greathouse
Homer L. Cook
Hooro
Bayeda Stzinging Gre
Bryan
Theo
Takeside Children to Sell Garden Products on City Market
Pupils of the Takeside school have become market gardeners and plan to rent a stand on the city market next year to dispose of their vegetable crop. A March flood ruined the former school garden at Oneida street and Elmwood avenue, now turned into a playground space. The new garden lies on a Tok on Elmwood arena owned by Col. T. W. Yt. Brown who offered it for the purpose. Six grades participate.
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Takeside School
Oneida Street
Elmwood Avenue
Elmwood Arenas
Col. T. W. Yt. Brown
Echool
Woman Escapes Operation in Cary Maine
A Cary Maine resident credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending long standing feminine distress and avoiding surgery. She reports relief from pain nervousness and insomnia enabling her to resume daily work for a family of four. The letter urges others to seek the remedy and notes confidential guidance from a company reader service.
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Cary
Maine
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Lydia B.pinkham
Ike
Lene Miri Hayward Sowers
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lylia E. Pinkham
Mass
Fords
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