Witness in Lorimer probe shadowed by detectives
Washington reports on Clarence Funk of Chicago as a witness in the Lorimer investigation. He alleges detectives pressured him to testify against Edward Hines and to reveal his employer’s role, claiming payments to influence Lorimer’s election. The committee adjourned to executive session to consider safeguards against detective interference.
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Senator Tammer
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Jeyk
Hines
Kenyon
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Springfield
Jania
Port
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Howard Anos
Rumor About Governor Race Denied by Gilbert
Gilbert and Mrs Gilbert arrived in Fort Wayne after a trip from the Philippines. They were greeted by friends at the depot and Gilbert denied any intention to seek the Indiana governorship, saying his duties in the Philippines keep him busy and he knows little about Indiana politics.
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Philis- Pikes
Afenila
Gay Ghibert
Galdliu
Fort Wayne
Gubere
Shfa
Hoe
Uke Cortmerent Club
Indjnon
Philippines
Mx Givert
Indiana
Glerks Charged in Bond Heist Recovery Reported
A group of glerks faces charges in a bonds theft case tied to a brokerage firm. Authorities say $5,009 worth of bonds have been recovered and traced. The case involves a prominent family and a state trooper investigation.
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Firro
Paarson
Hicisther
Gen
A D. Peerson
Fmaanaea
Mtata
Poultry Packers in Trial Linked to Meat Price Conspiracy
The prosecutors allege that the leading meatpackers conspired to fix prices and control the meat trade. Key names mentioned include Armour & Co figures Edward Iden and Edward Morris, with executives from Swift and Armour named in the charge. The trial context points to alleged collusion across major meatpacking firms and distribution channels.
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Chiqago
Jls & Nas
Estrete
Wil ‘Poy
Superin
Fire destroys bridesmaids gowns at wedding home
A fire at a residence used for a wedding celebration destroyed bridesmaids gowns and decorations. The blaze started near storage for a second floor display, sparking excitement among guests gathered for the event.
Government Officials Set Sail for Panama Fortification Plans
Washington June 26 After years of debate in Congress the defense of the Panama Canal moves closer. Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson will inspect and study fortification plans in July aboard a New York bound duty voyage with a stop in Havana to view fortifications and discuss the canal defense.
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Panama
Washington
Afi
Congress
Udon Wey
Henry Selmaon
New York
Havana
Drowned Youth in Appinman Lake Near Brushy Prairie
Leater Greenowalt, 20, drowned in Appinman Lake two miles southeast of Brushy Prairie, Lagrange County Indiana, around 3 PM. His body had not been recovered by night, and frantic search efforts followed as authorities and relatives mourned the loss. Greenowalt, son of prominent farmer S51 Breenswalt, had recently graduated from Lagrange High School in 1910 and was described as a bright, active young man.
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Lagrange
Bonora
Weather forecast and climate notes from Washington region
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for Indiana and Michigan fair to cool. Ohio may see thunderstorms Tuesday, with west and northwest winds. Temperatures: High near 108 in the Midwest, low around 43 yesterday. Record rainfall notes include 0.59 inches, with yesterday’s total 0.947 inches. Winds peaked at 23 miles per hour from the northeast.
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Washington
Wednenty
Indiana
Ohio
Thundar
Michigan
Petition to keep all city rail tracks open for future traffic
A Fort Wayne petition lists signatures urging elevation of railroad tracks through the city to open all streets under the rail lines. It argues future growth, reduced congestion, and cost savings if Calhoun Clinton and nearby streets remain open under the Pennsylvania and Wabash rails.
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Puether
Harrison
Clinton
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania
Calhoun Sraet
Tima
Harerian
Angen
Thore
Analem Fuelber
Charles Roden
Kroamiller
Wiliam
Rinne
J.B
A WM Retht
H B. Smith
Th. TL Obertin
WW. N. Crosby
Genres J. Brosaard
Georgs Auer
Tamer Cattag
W. Honlime
XG. Kimpel
George Pens
Chic Kristine
Jamee Miltea
A Bchandell
G. J. Geiremuth
Henry Lagerman
W. HL Feichel
Labor Ray Committee Makes Report On A Labor Day Plan
The report outlines key recommendations from the Labor Day committee. Delegates discuss proposed observance events and a public outing with plans to convene at 1 pm. The meeting approved the agenda for the next session to finalize the arrangements.
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Labor Ray Committee
Avenine
Tabor
Allidad Rion
Wai Tabor
Celt
Sugar War Between Spreckels and Havemeyer Details
June report summarizes early sugar industry conflict between Claus Spreckels in the West and Henry Havemeyer in the East. It notes Spreckels' actions during the war and a clash over refinery interests. The piece references a committee push by John Spreckles and cites rivalries and eventual recognition that continued fighting served no purpose.
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Washington
Claus Sereckbes
West
Henry C Haversuyer
Che Est
Susur
John D.spreckies
Pacific Sugar
Western Sumer Refining Company
San Francisco
Sprecktes
Teritary
Prudelphkl
Father
Havemeyer
Doctor Boyers Named to State Board in Decatur
In Thana polis June 2 1916 controversy over representation on the state board of health centers on appointing Dr T Henry Oars Romeopath a Republican to the board. Dr J B Hicks a Democrat from Covington and Dr G W Mateos a Democrat from Allopath were named. Dr James G Hoyes of Detutinsf slopath and Democrat was also appointed. The terms of ten Republican members expired and Wishard the oldest member of the board would have seen term end. with a Democrat selected the deadlock ends. Wishard had served longest and Hin Lorm would have expired in March 1918.
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Thanapolis
Bangor
T. Henry Oars
Romeopath
RB. Hicks
Covington
G. W. Mateos
Allopath
James G. Hoyers
Detutin'sf Slopath
Demopura
Aig
Dri Ws
Wishard
Hoeles Amulgtat Gai Saiminietedan
Jerma
Zama Tims
Antics of a Pontiac Street Pup
A Pontiac street pup caused chaos as a three month old dog stuck its head in a garbage can and disturbed disinfectants. Neighbors gathered with notes and remedies while fog delayed action. The dog eventually faced treatment with canine doctors citing minor injuries.
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Pontiac Street
Journal Gazette carrier notice to subscribers
The Journal Gazette informs subscribers to call 18 Home Phone when papers are delivered late or not at all. Carriers are supervised to supply replacements and rail failures addressed daily.
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Root amendment lost by Senate majority in paper tariff clash
Washington June 28 The Root amendment failed in the Senate after seven hours of debate. The measure aimed to modify wood pulp and paper provisions, tied to tariff policy and general trade concerns. Senator Le Passette gave no speech on the amendment while Senator Singler Clapp signaled a future free paper proposal amid broader tariff revision talks.
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le Passette
Senate
Ubaste
Promicty Agi Zorre
Promicty Agi Zorre Guetons
Singler Clapp
Oferius
Insurgents Demand Time to Talk on Reciprocity Tariffs
Washington reports a persistent effort beginning tomorrow by insurgent Republicans to demand delay and broader Senate debate on reciprocity tariff measures. Chairman Penrose of the Senate Finance Committee signals possible postponement tactics to secure a vote on tariff bills, while factions split over access to the House for discussion and potential changes.
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Washington
Penrose
Serate Menca
Pernift
Taritt
Joan Neue
Bribe Case Narrated In Common Pleas Court
June 28 Columbus Ohio Attorney Roda Tetum& presents verdict in a bribery inquiry. State did not grant prompt decision. Senator Repolreva and Senator Catone named in alleged payments of 33 dollars each. Detective Briley A Tegel involved in negotiations.
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Roda Tetum
Benmtor
George
IC Catone
Montgomery County
Ife
Brinea
Briley A Tegel
Daniel Gige Genhulin Leads Europa Talk In New York
In New York on June 6 Daniel Gige Genhulin head of the Guegenhelm family advocates European cooperation and argues about business conditions in the United States. He criticizes captains of industry for evading responsibility while praising strong finances harvests and cautious expansion amid global tensions.
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Daniel Gigegenhulin
Guegenhelm
Europa
Marcow
Ha Cunningham
Seeinion
United States
Cormuraileca
Ea Uther
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