Convention Abro Gates Unit Rule In Democratic Convention
Delegates crowd the armory as a heated floor debate over the unit rule dominates the session. Chairman Parker and Maryland Representative Covington push the majority report requiring binding national delegation instructions. A minority led by Texas and New Jersey advocates autonomy for district delegates amid Wilson demonstrations and chaotic gallery scenes.
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Crouse
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Praised by R B Powell
R B Powell recounts long illness in Mississippi malaria regions and credit to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for maintaining health and vitality. He says it aided digestion, prevented fever and chills, and enabled him to work hard despite 12 years in malaria districts. Powell, 52, of Little Rock Arkansas, endorses the product to friends.
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Mississippi
EB. B. Powell
Duffy
R. B. Powell
United States
Mississippi Bottoms
Sto
T Jim
East Fith St
Little Rock
Ark
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Presented as Medicine
An advertising notice touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medical tonic aiding digestion and strengthening the body. It claims medical recognition, wartime taxation as a medicine, hospital use, and urges readers to buy sealed bottles and consult doctors for advice.
Misharake and Fort Wayne Visit Notes
Vine brother Dan Foster visits Misharake while Jennie Leiter visits North Manchester to see friends. Mita Huth McFarland accompanies Mrs. Sellers and daughter Mary to Fort Wayne. Fay and Corine Gingher of Larwill spend time with Atlee Radhel for her birthday. Win Sheeley, at J K Smith’s home, died Monday night with funeral later. Beamuel McBride dies at Ada Herth home. Elmer Nelf dies north of town. funeral announcements pending.
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Win
Sheeley
J. K. Smith
Beamuel McBride
A. G. Ada Herth
Manda Aernoon
Elmer Nelf
Oorth
Bondar Forenvor
Deaths in Manclo and Fort Wayne areas reported
William Edwards of Manclo died suddenly in his room after a heart ailment while visiting. He had recently arrived in Fort Wayne for work with Morland Furnace. Surviving are his wife and two brothers. The funeral arrangements and interment plans follow. Additional notices salute Mrs. Benjamin Marotte, age near forty, who died after medical trouble, with two children and several siblings noted. Armistice Armstrong noted in obituary as long-known resident, with funeral in Chicago.
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William Edwards
Manclo
Welack
Edward Kruse
We Edwards
Wify
Fort Wayne
Morland Purnace Company
iMrs
Eelouk
Huta
Jose
Mr. Edwards
Hot Springs
Ayo
Muncie
Oudaatn
Saumea
Antan Armstrong
Wayne
Columbia City
Ind
Wilam” Birch
Cleveland Township
Noble County
Mixa Molina Jones
Nobl¢ County
Ubey
Noble Courty
Whitley Counce
Yoing
Lorenzo Birch
Mra’ Ban Smith
Sourh Whitey
Wilbur
Frant
Rivin
Wiliam Birch
Kendalyle
John Hively
Eubanks
Huntington
dam@k Birch
Bestter
Hg Ia
Ong
Wilbur Birch
Nobis County
Halt
85Ne Brown
Whitlay County
Slater
Owen Gray
Noble Count
Funeral notices from scattered local obituaries and services
A collection of funeral notices reports services for George Hoffman Abraham Heater Anthony Thuret Chauncey Relua Elizabeth Mou next Rat Hobba and William Birch. Services listed with times locations and interment details at Lindenwood Wellman and Bower’s chapels and various cemeteries. Include addresses 620 Miveratde avenue 604 Sierman street and 1048 Grant Avenue with officiants named A K Zarkmn and Rev. Farnheart.
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Serviena
George Hoffman
Miveratde
Lindenwood
Acral Servican
Abraham Heater
Sierman Street
Anthony Thurethorn
Orlwck
St. Mary's Cathole Vhareh
Chauncey
Relua
Vritay
Eclock
Readenes
Grant Myer Nue
Hey. A. KK
Zarkmn
Jindenwaud
Elizabeth Mou
Presbyterian social at Mrs Ka Dow hosts locals
Mrs Wm Sueaing of Warnaty and Mrs Shirley Wuestley were among visitors from Culver and nearby towns. A large crowd attended the Presbyterian social at Mrs Ka Dow’s north of town Tuesday afternoon, with piano solos, readings, and a final round of refreshments. Charles Beowen of Fort Wayne arrived Monday night to visit relatives. Jack Foster received word Tuesday evening of a serious illness.
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Mra Ka Dow
Pudge
Bina
Columbia City
Wrrnaw
Addell
Aftgrean
Mary Doke
Berthas Jane Soko
Maude Shiney
Woral
Bene Lipa
Treasurer Berman Huetur to Settle With State
County treasurer to settle with the state treasurer this Friday regarding a biannual settlement of taxes. The message notes funds to be transferred from the county to the state and outlines a plan to finalize the amount due and the payment arrangement.
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Bueter
Berman Huetur Sol
Tontgoapalie
Lbis
Poe
Reversal of National Committee Decisions In Democratic Contests
Baltimore June 2 The Credentials committee reversed two of eleven contested delegate rulings, seating Clark delegates in South Dakota and District of Columbia while upholding the National Committee findings elsewhere. The South Dakota and DC contests sparked minority reports and internal votes, with Clark favored in several key delegations and Wilson seats overturned. Pettorin aided Clark in presenting claims as Wilson supporters challenged the action.
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Credentiary
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Clark
Roger C. Sullivan
Harry T. Creswell
Oia
California
Carter H. Harrison Tate
FM. Smith
Wisconsin
Wils
Are Jumbla
Tan Newman
Nation
Costello
Newman
Dutr
National Committee
Wilson
Andrey
Batttle
Pettlerin
Clark National Campaien
Wilson-Bryan Progressive Democra
Wilson-Clark- BryantSemocracy
Ama
Wilsan
Dr Kings New Discovery Praised For Pneumonia Fears
A Vermont reader credits Dr King s New Discovery with preventing pneumonia and curing coughs colds and croaking in winter and spring. The ad urges use of the medicine as the best remedy and lists prices 50 cents and 1.00 with a store location at Cashaw Brackertidee and Cal hown Colum streets.
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Pneumonix
Tte
Tylal Hagua
Drelor Drug Co
Cashaw and
Brackertidee Streets
Calhown and
Colum Streete
Wednesday Heat Reaches New Year’s Peak
The newspaper notes a scorching Wednesday with temperatures around 88 degrees at 2 pm and lingering heat until evening. Forecasts from the weather office predict the warm spell will ease only after the next day, as a cooling trend begins.
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Hong
Lapet
Idcal Weather Bureau
Wanted A good mortar mixer
Help sought at Mayflower mills new building. Apply superintendent duties noted.
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Mayflower Mills
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette circulation statement
Public circulation statement sworn by Moynihan for The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. Notary Iona M. Gick verifies May date and commission expiration, confirming circulation data for the period.
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
THE
Journal-Gazette Co. Funishers
Moynihan
T. Moynihan
Iona M. Gick
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