Fort Wayne voters face city election guidance and platform
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports voters in Fort Wayne should elect candidates based on honesty and ability to carry platform pledges. It argues for careful scrutiny of candidates, highlighting the Democratic platform as a standard and urging citizens to support men deemed worthy and capable.
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Democratic Party
Fort Weynoe
Bdltar Journal-Gazette
Siiseunca
Muljed
Peter M. Braun
Fidlier Journal-Gazette
Falter Journal-Gazetta
Fifth Ward
Fourth International Congress on School Hygiene
Dr Thomas A Storey of the College of the City of New York writes in the American Academy of Medicine Bulletin about the upcoming Fourth International Congress on School Hygiene to be held in the United States this August The mayor of Buffalo is to delegate to the Third International Congress and invites the permanent international committees to hold the next meeting in Buffalo Citizens of Buffalo have guaranteed expenses and the American School Hygiene Association will organize the program and supervise the scientific exhibits The permanent international committee accepted the Buffalo invitation and the involvement of the American School Hygiene Association is noted
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Ths
United States
Canada
Irig
Congress
Women's Clubs of America
Dental Association of America
Br. Storey
Shers
American Academy of Medicine
Thomas A. Storey
College of the City of
New York
Storey
Conprias
Hela
Buffalo
Paria
Butialo
Hystens Association
Thhat
American School Iyeiene Association
Gettysburg reunion inspires reflection on war and unity
The piece reflects on a Gettysburg veterans reunion as a peaceful, educational gathering. It contrasts Lee and Meade as leaders, notes Longstreet’s perceived fault, and hopes the event fosters understanding between Union and Confederate memories. It contrasts past wounds with present agricultural peace and urges reconciliation.
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Gettysburg
Robert B. Lee
Gettysboro
Lee
Glorioua
Longstreet
Allen
Clé
Braun Urges Fort Wayne Voters to Judge His Record
Peter M. Braun appeals Fort Wayne voters to assess his mayoral record in a public statement. He asserts he has served all voters, acknowledges possible missed concerns, and pledges to support labor and working people if elected. He thanks supporters and notes a campaign tie to Patterson-Fletcher Co.
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Fort Wayne
Lmayer
Port Wayne
Alty Carnellman
Tam
Organized Labor
Peter M. Braun
Where and when to cast your vote in today’s primary
The polls open from 3 in the morning to 3 in the evening today. Voters can cast ballots for mayor, city judge, city clerk, and ward councilman. They may also vote for councillors on the large ballot, five of ten names. Instructions describe using the voting machines and lever actions. All citizens and naturalized foreigners are entitled to vote. Clerks will assist those unfamiliar with the machines.
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Noo Gekem
Flack Man
Mhe
Sity
Sind
Algo Vota
Fort Wayne
City Voting Precincts List in Washington Township
A long, degraded OCR list identifies numerous city voting precincts and locations across Washington Township and Adams Township. It names venues such as Furnees store and several streets in detail, including East Wayne, Hanna Bt, Spy Ron Avs, West Jefferson, Calhoun St, Wear Jefferson St, Broadway, Cottage Ave, Taylor Bh E, Lafayette St, and others. The text appears as a broken registry of precinct numbers and street addresses with multiple typos and garbled words.
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City
Washington Township
Centilivra
Kuehlinger
Furnees
Joe Boulevard
East
Wayne 6
Hanna_Bt
Ron Avs
Cley Hall
Sluth
Lewis St
Beventh
Ild West
Jefferson
Calhoun St
West Main St
Jefferson St
Eirvield Ave
Fifteenth
Woodland Ave
Cottage Ave
Taylor
Eighteenth
Lafayette St
Pontiac
Gay St
Haat Crelentan Ave
Singrey Appeals to Voters for Fort Wayne Council Seat
Fort Wayne voters are urged to support Mr. Singrey in the primaries. A longtime resident, he says he campaigns honestly and asks for workingmen’s support. Singrey lives at 217 East Washington Street and leads Fort Wayne Saddlery Company with 5 percent profit sharing.
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Stngrey Hves
East Washington Street
Fort Wayne Saddlery Company
Wedding of Miss Irma Neff and Professor Louis Wann
In Warsaw Indiana on Wednesday evening Miss Irma Neff wed Professor Louis Wann of Tiffin at her parents home. Rev. Yas G Neal officiated. Mary Neff was maid of honor. many guests from Chicago Kansas City Fort Wayne and Philadelphia attended. The couple departed for their home in Tiffin, Ohio.
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Warsaw
Ind
Irma ‘Neff
Louis Wann
Charles Neff
Yas G Neal
Methodist Church
Mjs
Mary Neff
Et Orit Simons
Eatella
Bynch
Eizabeth Hickmah
T’rances Foote
Mary Loucks
Chicago
Howel Xls
Hugh Kingery
Mthava
N.Y
A. Barrie
Philadelphia
Wann
Thinn
Dusuer Dresser
Maskm
Drouser
GO. Loueke and
Daugnter
Chicaga
Edgar Clark
Helen Cluck
Misa
Minnie Dresser
Kansas City
Mra
FB. Woolney
Fort Wayne
E. P. Dresser
Michi- Bon City
Mis
Lucy Heasier
Fins
Frank A. Lauce
Palladelphia, Pa
Kendallville’s Oldest Voter Aged Ninety Eight in Township
Wayne township enumeration shows Kendallville residents among the 817 voters in Kendallville and 1611 in the township. The oldest voter is Martin Carrick, a 94 year old resident of Kendallville, as officials note the age distribution with about 100 voters over 70. Foster’s rug selection advertises a wide range of styles to choose from.
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Kendallville
Ind
Luna
Tristen Georges Shafter
Foster's
Butler Couple Wed After Secret Courtship in Butler Ind
Frank Long and Miss Irina Voigt surprised friends with a Thursday morning message announcing their secret wedding on Wednesday evening at a location near Butler. The groom, a Butler company bookkeeper, and the bride, daughter of Mrs. Sophia Voigt, plan to reside on West Oak Street after July.
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Butler
Ind
Una
Frank Long
Irina Volye
MB. Pattonays
Auburn
Thorn
Wayne
Voight
Yha
F. Lovg
Butler Company
Butler High
Sovhia
Vaigt
Bune
West Oak Street
Joy ride ends as usual in death on bridge
Chicago. Hervey A. Gregory, circulation bureau manager, killed when his car with three passengers skidded into a bridge railing. Passengers Charles Summers Myrtle P. Peters and Minnie Bristol. Bristol initially reported drowned, Summers and Peters say she escaped with bruises. Gregory's wife and three children were found at home. wife did not know the two women.
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Chicago
Juni
h.Hervey A. Gregory
Charles Summers
Myrtle P. Peters
Minnie Bristol
Warsaw Firemen Attend Meeting At Decatur
Warsaw Indiana June 26 Chief Charles R Moon Walter Horn driver of the chemical wagon William Brown Edward Bratt and George Vanator foreman of the various companies Warsaw and Councilman Patrick Scollard chairman of the fire companies have gone to Decatur to attend the annual meeting of the volunteer fire companies of northern Indiana.
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Warsaw
Ind
Charles R. Moon
Walter Horn
William Brown
Edward Bratt
George Vanator
Patrick Scollard
Decatur
Lve
Indiana
Patterson Fletcher Company Specials
Patterson Fletcher Company offers Clothcraft regular suits at fifteen dollars, Hart Schaffner Marx suits at 22 and 25, athletic union suits for 8h, Thumfort mesh union suits at 0c, Cooper Union suits in all styles at 1 dollar, pure linen union suits at 2, linen mesh union suits at 34 50, pure linen handkerchiefs at 10c, Manchester gik finished soft shirts at 4 dollars, children's suits with two pairs of trousers at h.00, and Reading Bapalngee pants for men at su0.
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Hart Schattner & Marx
Athletis
Thumfort
Cooper Union
Manchester
Rome City News Round City Sees Summer Visitors
Rome City round up lists Mrs G A Lovett and daughter Lois and Miss Rosalie Bell of Washington DC arriving for the season at Lovett settings. Trustees hire Miss Ferning of Fremont to teach music drawing and domestic service for next winter. Fort Wayne visitors and Kendallville shuttles noted. Deputy Game Warden Hevet watches game laws while attending a funeral in Watering.
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Round City
Ind
G. A. Lovett
Lois
Rosalie Bell
Washingon
W. H. Hassinger
Ferning
Fremont
Roma
Rome City
Wid
Matty
Sylvan Lake
Arthur Gelp
Fort ‘Wayne
Yenterlay
Gt, Brothwell
Smeling Alley
Lizzie Simnon
Kendallville
John Aubrey
The
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazete
Mr. Aubrey
Brady’ Hevel
Atex
Jacon Hevel
Mra
Corn Porrist
Hilda Weaver
May Kneher
Churnthyacn
Ramey City
Misa Pauline Rantsong
Giry Schutt
Miller
Rinton
Kay
Marty ‘Guiteltua
Kenfattville
J. Zimmerman Inp
Attarn Vialt
Kendalivilla
Tnesh Ihevet
Vidintura
Waterton
Cure for blood and skin diseases advertised in 1914 page
An advertisement highlights a supposed cure for numerous ailments including blood and skin diseases, sores, varicose conditions, nervousness, and kidney problems. It promises free consultation, a wide price range, and claims efficacy after other doctors failed. Several political notices announce candidacy for city council and city clerk in the Democratic primaries.
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Rover
DR. Ferris
Postal Savings Deposits Run Higher In Local Postal Bank
Deposits in the local postal savings bank have surpassed 37 000, higher than several weeks ago though won’t match Fort Wayne banks offering higher interest. A wedding today at the bride’s home joins Mr and Mrs Lantz of Topeka. The couple will reside in Topeka where Mr Lantz works in his mother’s shop.
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Postatice
Fort Wayne
Postal Savings Bank
Cael
Lantz
Ney
Topeka
Lants
Auditor and Treasurer June Settlement 72 Report
Noble Albion Indiana details the June settlement showing funds and taxes. It lists benevolent institutions 95547.88 state debt fund 1668.66 educational fund 3949.20 county tax 5717.89 township taxes 757.41 582.61 special loan 38810.30 adult council fund 11031.02 township poor 170.78 various town and city gravings 703.60 school bonds water bonds electric rights age mortgage bonds 695.01 water works extension library 1
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Albion
Inde
Pune
Atata Educational Institution Fund
Tievertong
Nh ‘Ta
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Holt
Ealtoep
Ploag
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Charles W. Bander
Primenanciimen-At-Large
Tamfreq
Arleé
Wishth Ward
BO Reamr
Albort
Keller
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Iny Nams
Aeni
Charles I Edie
Charles TF. Brenner
Ant Houmen
Sixthy Ward
Jung
Chas. Bhasch
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G. F. Rogge
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William A. Bayer
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Frank A. Schramm
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Presburger
Journal-Gavette
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Tienry W. Felger
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Courchman
Herman J. Korte
Lagrange
Ty Harry J. Lantz
Roy
James Roy
Noble
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