Democrats of Fort Wayne Choose City Government Reformers
Fort Wayne Democrats nominate William J. Hosey for mayor and H Waveland Kerr for police judge with Gustav W Buerger as city clerk and seven others for at large council seats. Ward races name Jacob Agne Frank Schlebecker Charles Lepper Eugene Smith Charles Brenner Louis Rippe Peter Ofenloch Albert Keller Peter Deitschel and H J Korte. Braun running on the Republican ticket prompts reactions as voters describe a quiet election with strong working-class support for Hosey.
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William J. Hosey
H. Waveland Ker
Gustav W. Buerger
W. A. Bayer
Paul P. Kinder
Jacob Hartman
Charles E. Welch
Gustave Rogge
Jacob Agne
Frank J. Schlebecker
Charles O. Lepper
Eugene B. Smith
Charles F. Brenner
Louis C. Rippe
Peter A. Ofenloch
Albert H. Keller
Peter Deitschel
H. J. Korte
William H. LaTourrette
B. W. Skelton
John Loth
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Official Vote In The Nominating Primaries
The article records official results from Democratic and Republican primary elections. It lists ward by ward counts and candidates such as Brennery, Konhter, Preller, Schramm, Welker, Keller, Brwlty, Fretburger, Folger, and Folger, noting totals, majorities, and plurality in various wards.
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Heat Wave Strikes Across Midwest As Temps Surge
Terre Haute reports first heat victim, a 2 year old boy, as temperatures reach 104. Chicago records multiple prostrations and several deaths with many heat related injuries. Indianapolis and Gary endure high heat and humidity. lightning and storms cause damage and panic in transit. Pierre South Dakota tops the nation at 104 degrees with other cities near 96 to 104.
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Escaped Rail Crash Victim Cuts Throat In Despair
A chaotic dispatch from Evansville reports a man, once maimed in a railroad accident that severed his right arm, attempting self harm in a fit of despair. In Boston, Jenny T. Lacey faces a sterilization procedure amid heat as a dramatic day unfolds with medical concerns and unstable conditions.
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Braun Congratulates Hosey In Election Victory
Peter M. Braun pledged loyalty to the ticket after losing the race. He thanked supporters, affirmed his Democratic stance, and said he will work for the ticket’s success. He spoke of writing his name honestly and having nothing against anyone.
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Mr Hosey Thanks Public For Support
Mr Hosey expresses gratitude to friends and supporters, pledges to carry out campaign promises, and states he will work to advance the best interests of the city if elected. He emphasizes honesty and faithfulness in the campaign and thanks his supporters for their help.
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Heat Wave Strains New York and Midwest, Several Prostrations
Reports from June 17 describe a heat surge in New York City with a high of 34 and high humidity causing seven prostrations at hospitals but no deaths. In Pawtucket one mill worker died by self harm attributed to the heat. St Louis records 28 degrees at 7 20 PM with multiple power failures and four arrests for disturbances as heat continues to grip the region.
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Mohawk Tank Explodes Off Staten Island Killing Five
New York June 27 two hundred tons of fuel oil aboard the steel tank steamer Mohawk owned by Standard Oil exploded at anchor off Tomkinsville Staten Island in New York bay. Five men were killed six injured with a dozen missing believed rescued. Bodies seen afloat as fire boats fought the blaze. Cause attributed to carelessness of a machinists helper who dropped a can into the hold. Rescue left twenty crew and workers aboard with repairs planned in dry dock.
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Petersburg Woman Shot in Ambush May Die
Petersburg reports a 70 year old woman, Mrs Anna Goodrid, shot in the abdomen during an ambush near Farmers Mill. George Woods, an engineer, fled. a cartridge and rifle were found. Police and citizens pursued leads while Mrs Goodrid issued a statement accusing Woods of the shooting amid conflicting accounts.
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Court Scene Sees Heat Rise as Theft Case Unfolds
Jurors, constables, and attorneys in a fever pitch as the trial of Grace Smith for an $865 theft heated up. Judge Exgeman ordered removal of the comments to calm the courtroom, while a crowd sighs and a clerk shields a distressed onlooker amid the tense proceedings.
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Senate Caucus Keeps Cuts in Schedules in Tariff Bill
In Washington on June 27 the Senate Democratic caucus voted to place cotton sewing thread on the free list despite a protest from finance committee members seeking a 15 percent duty. The move, argued as reducing the cost of living, was backed by supporters who estimated revenue from the change at about 295,000 and faced opposition mainly from the committee. Additional amendments, including yarn increases, were adopted with only one rejected.
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Change of Policy Toward Mexico Spurs Senate Debate
Washington June 27 A shift in the U S stance toward the Mexican conflict was urged in the Senate today as the foreign relations committee prepared to take up the issue. Senator Mall accused the current policy of partial neutrality, praising the Wilson administration for not recognizing the Huerta government and warning that intervention could invite broader conflict. Senators from Arizona and other states argued over arms transfers and potential occupation, with calls to repeal the neutrality restriction and possible actions against Mexico.
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Angola Man Wins Governor Medal in Militia Test
The state militia governor's medal event concluded with Sergeant Warren Goodwin of Angola, Company B, Third Regiment, declared the winner with a score of 248 out of 280. Lieutenant George E. Bailey of Indianapolis, Company TD, Second Regiment, took second place.
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Weather forecast for Washington area weekend
Weather notes for Saturday and Sunday predict higher temperatures with variable winds. Michigan region expected showers in the north portion. Weekend outlook remains warm with possible fallish conditions and moderate breezes.
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