Lorimer Probe Confirms Little About Campaign Funding
Edward Tilden, head of the National Packipe company and five other Chicago firms, testified before the Lorimer inquiry that he had no involvement in raising funds to elect Senator Lorimer. He admitted loose money records and noted he kept only memoranda of receipts and disbursements, not bank books, and could not confirm any loan or payment connected to Lorimer’s election.
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Washington
Bla Royaly
Democratic Party
Edward Tiden
Lorier
Mr. Lorimer
Senate
Sensior Lorimer
Mr. Tilden
Lorimer
Orsthhat
Nasional Packipe Company
Chicago
Benatar Kenyon
Stais
Théen
Bir
Cromwell Wedding At Crow Nest In Elkhart County
Martha Metla Grow daughter of Nathaniel Crow of Warwases wed Albert Fick son of the late George Fick of Gasber Ind in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at Crow Nest Elkhart County with Rev Wade officiating Nearly three hundred relatives attended The bride wore ivory messaline and carried a daisies bouquet Attendants included the maid of honor Miss Ledia Pick and bridesmaids Miss Fredericka Seberling and Miss Mildred Bebering Festivities followed with a formal dinner at 5 pm and decorations of palms ferns and roses The couple departed for their future after the reception and guests traveled from Washington D C Chicago Milwaukee and other cities
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Cromwell
Martha Metla Grow
Nathaniel Crow
Warwases
Ali
Albert Eawers Fick
George Fick
Gasber
Ind
Crows Nest
Wawaeee
Mr. Wade
Church of
Whiting
Ledia Pick
Grem
Fredericka Seberling
Mildred Bebering
Misa Lulu Dall
Cora Crow
Amalda
Violet Dell
Bejda
Misa Atta Hogendoebler
Ikhart
Mex Sloan
Chicago
Donat Hogendosbler
Elktart
Joe Rapp
Wanesse
Minnie Grasejie
Peoria
Stakrs
Washipgton
D.C
Chicese
Tedarg
Kansas City
Milwaukese
Quiet Wedding in Rav. Mr. Alnor Parsonage
Miss Ithe Jones daughter of Mrs. Taylor Jones of Indian Village wed Str. John 3. Windengon of Chicago in a small ceremony at 6 o'clock. Afterward the couple planned to move to Chicago to start their life together. The groom is described as a yard detective with We Balthwore & Ghio of Chicago. Only framed relatives attended, offering congratulations and best wishes for the couple.
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New York
Heston
Ithe Jones
Taylor, Jones
Ibdian Village
John 3
Windengon
Chicago
Rav
Alnor
AL Joe
Btn
We Balthwore & Ghio
Framediara
Terry Windsor
Brick
Bulding
Wari
Joseph Cramer
Witan
Ligonier
Wedding and kinship notes from Decatur area society
The Decatur News reports on local social events and movements among residents. Mrs John Johnston hosted relatives for a gathering with her young nephew Gen Marlin in attendance. Herley Roop and Bertha Lammert were wed at the bride’s home, and Miss Mary Heffer of Tala City planned a Denver wedding. Angela Blintz and Joy Smith family visits were noted, with several relatives traveling to visit in Celina and Fort Wayne. Dr T Rainier tended a ill daughter in Fort Wayne, and local fishing tales and community visits were included.
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Decatur
Stee Thompson
Marl
South Bend
Thelm
G Qisber
Pouny Gira
Erick
John Johnston
Garrett
Marlin
J.P. Trevey
Fort Wayne
Mra Tona
Herley Roop
Bertha Lammert
Lammarts
John Hogner
Mils Mary Heffeer
Tala City
Denver
Col
Alten Moohr
Angela Blntz
Speenet Millinery Huslagss
Westilal
Shend
Joy Smith
Jesse Ernzberger
Helen
Celina. O
Hiely Auto
Bone
Thomas Flay
Hagu Lenhart
Zizeya
Bizey
Tevin‘godtery Mildred
Dr. T. Rainier
Fort
Wayne
Mes Wr. Bowerwinkls
Stettmett
Boles
Susitay Huth
Rome
Jake
Lea Goes Back To Hospital As Wife Relapses
Washington June 28 Senator Coke Lea of Tennessee is again in the hospital with a recurrence of weakness after giving a quart of blood to aid his wife’s recovery. Surgeons say rest will restore him in a few days, his Lorimer committee work having strained him. Mrs Lea’s life was saved by the transfusion and she is reported much improved after another faint spell.
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Washington
Coke Lea
Tennessee
Lorimer Committee of Inquiry
Lee
Gifts Exceed One Million To Harvard University
Harvard announced gifts totaling 1 200 000 dollars for the past year as noted by President Gawefl to about 3000 alumni gathered for the annual meeting. Among notable attendees were Fisbee Oliver Wendell Holmes and George Von I Meyer, Secretary of the Navy.
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Cambridge
Harvard University
Gawefl
Theo
Fisbee Oliver
Wendell Holmes
George von I. Meyer
the Navy
Johnson Describe War on Privilege and Municipal Ownership
In Cleveland veteran mayor Tom Le Johnson outlines his push to end privilege by advocating municipal ownership of utilities and public services. He argues private firms wield political power via franchises and media control, urging economic reform to align private interests with the city’s welfare and curb corruption in court and government.
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Tom le Johnson
Cleveland
Bessay
Humpter's
Jableaon
Faayur
Priviterss
Loula
Millon
Tony
Steel Willis
Johnstown
Penn
Lorain
Monnnoty
Telatron Optwren
Palics
Sirest Railways
Berlese
Mark Hanns
Steest-Railway
Etrask
Soma Council
Jyet
Koon
ASA Mandatomas
Eltp
Tearon
Woret
Real Eatute Deqier
Gee
Lasryarg
Msrehante
Communi Ik
Toc
Tial
Ai. Johnson
Issia
Ugnor
Dts
Pritilese
Public rights and law making amid private fault lines
The text argues that private faults become public rights for the safeguarded, praising law-abiding citizens and warning that the real struggle is not to abolish law breaking but to end legislative actions that harm the public good. It critiques changes that bury public concerns under vague reforms.
Burgan Wreck Claim Paid in Bluffton Indiana
In Bluffton Indiana on June 18 a settlement was reached in the Burgan wreck case. The Fort Wayne and Ithamt Tadlana Traction Company awarded seven thousand dollars to the state and Burgan’s heirs. his widow may have received about ten thousand dollars in an out of court settlement. Burgan, a real estate man, died in the wreck of September 1 and his widow remains an invalid. One of the surviving victims, Fenggra, was injured and is not expected to recover fully. Another injured worker, Fred Farkhurst, suffered a back fracture and paralysis but remains confined to an invalid’s chair.
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Fred Farkhurst
Invalid
Bluffton News Notes Local Meetings and Marriages
Bluffton Ind June 28 Local attorney Frank Deilay was subpoenaed to attend a court address Sunday afternoon at 2:99 before the Liberty township Men's club meeting at the First Baptist Church in Tibet Center. Mrs Rosa Blair married Elroyander Hon, grocer, this evening. Licenses issued for Minnie Mall and John A. Clevenger wedding. Wach details reflect a string of local nuptials, accidents, and a court case including a bicycle collision and assault charge in Bluffton.
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Minnie Mall
John
Tlevenger
Thomas Clev
Watts Coun
Osstan
Felix Summ Mer
Orthal+ Seughter
Lotia Belle
Roscoe TL Foland
Noblesville
Ind
Boysie Dea
Afr
H. H. Deum
Chicago
John Reece
Liberty Township
Oliver Ashbaucher
West Washington
Ashbaucher
Franx Ashbaucher
James Horner
Costa
Fort Wayne Teachers Hired by Bluffton Board
Fort Wayne news notes Bluffton city school board meeting elected Supt P A Allen to another term and hired four new teachers. Irene Sark and Abs Aingwie Greek join Pack School vacancies, Sadia Park to Columbian, Elenore Smelizig to Fort Wayne High History chair, Ruth Metride named summer supply for summer session.
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Bluefton
Teal
Fuhe
Mégtine
P. A. Allen
Bluitton
Irene Sark
Abs
Aingwie Greek
Well County
Sadia Park
Orpheus Club at Concordia Delivers Twiined Entertainment
At Concordia Seminary St Louis last evening the Orpheus Glee Club performed a two part program in the college auditorium. The audience of relatives and friends enjoyed vocally skilled pieces, with encores and warm responses to each number. The club roster included F Mailinsky C Kurth B Koenls F Hieher H Degner N Nitachke O Nieting Wo Lichininn P Rohlfing Schnauk gH Eling P B Rathert Walter Martin Heinznigke Pat Meyer Armty Guettler.
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Walther
Glae Club
F. Mailinsky
Kurth
B. Koenls
FL Hieher
H. Degner
N. Nitachke
Nieting
Lichininn
Rohlfing
Schnauk
Eling
PB. Rathert
Walter
Martin Helnigke
Pat
Meyer Armty Guettler
Stricken Woman Faces Sudden Blindness at Home
Mrs William Gein of West Wor street suddenly became blind last Monday afternoon while at home with friends. Doctors diagnosed a temporary quera and recommend confinement in a dark room for several weeks. She had long suffered nervous troubles and eye issues recently.
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Wiliam Gein
Att West Worry Street
Patterson-Fletcher Company
Local Rexall Club Honors Men at Meeting
At an Indianapolis meeting of the Instant Redni] club, stockholders of United Drug, A Hein of Fort Wayne elected first vice president. Benke of Port Wayne named salespeople chair, Oscar F. Bramley of Huntington chairs the souvenir days committee.
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United Drug Company
Wich
Indianapolis
A. Hein
Fort Wayne
Benke
Port Waynn
Oscar F. Bramley
Tuntington
Ne Sonvenir Days
Hats at Mergentheim's on Calhoun Street
A fine line of Panama white felt hats and other outing hats is offered at Mergentheims located at 620 Calhoun Street.
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Mergentheim’s
Calhoun Street
Curtiss Aeroplane to Demonstrate at Winona Lake
Glenn H Curtiss plans a first public demonstration of his aeroplane at Winona Lake on July 14. The event will showcase the aircraft’s versatility for air and sea use, drawing keen interest from seafaring and aviation communities.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
Bia
Whinosa Lake
Custisn
Winona Lake
May Add Laurels Spectators Expect Thrill
In Winona Lake crowds anticipate Curtiss hydroaeroplane exhibitions on July 14. The show blends boat and air travel as Glenn Curtiss demonstrates a waterborne aircraft capable of taking off from and landing on water.
Wife of Decatur Doctor Dies Suddenly
Mrs McMillen, wife of Dr McMillen of Decatur Indiana, died suddenly at about 3 o clock while preparing to retire. She had been in poor health all spring and was about 44 years old. Survived by her husband and one daughter, with her mother and sister also among mourners. The death removes a well known Fort Wayne and Decatur area resident with deep local ties.
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Decatur
Ind
McMillen
Gee
Mcallilen
Orthite
Siss
Allane P. Orvis
Aire
Fort Wayne
Hwvittie
Are Boyler
Fort Warne
Mckuen
Planned 1911 Meetings At Winene Lake and Nearby Areas
A slate of events unfolds for 1911 around Winene Lake Tad and nearby towns including Winena. The Summer School of Misslang runs June 22 to July 2, followed by the Yudienn Photograph and convention July 10 to 14. The Young People's conference for Presbyterian youths occurs July 13 to 20.
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Moetinga
Winena
Winene Lake
Tad
Big Comenity
Misslang
Hine
Presbyterian
Calvert Promoted to Captain in Ninth Cavalry
Lieut Edward Calvert of the Ninth Cavalry district commander Toledo recruiting district has his promotion to captain officially confirmed by Congress. The promotion is dated from March 12 and was reported after Calvert arrived in Fort Wayne on a recent Wednesday.
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Edward Calvert
Cavelry
Toledo
Congress
Calvert
Fort Wayne
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