Political announcements and editorial notes from Allen County press
A scanned 1908 page lists political candidates including Eclor-Pleass for senator from Allen and Adams counties, Fleming for representative, W P TosenvinkIe for representative, Getz and Reichsdferfer for sheriff, plus editor notes urging voter decisions in the Democratic primary. It notes opposition to Beveridge child labor measures and industry concerns, with recurring phrases about county races and local commentary.
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Eclor—Pleass
Allen Apa
Adame
B. Fleming
Marshall Favored for Governor in Northern Indiana
A Goshen Democrat letter commends Thomas B. Marshall of Columbia City as a leading governor candidate. Reports from Plymouth, Laporte, and Warsaw note strong support for Marshall in the Thirteenth district while Col. Conn’s backers push for influence. Local editors debate delegate voting patterns and emphasize Marshall’s strong standing among counties Fulton, Marshall, Starke, St Joseph, and Kosciusko.
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Goshen Democrat
Democratic
Indiana
Thos
Marshall
Columbia City
Warsaw
Colonel Conn
Thorons BR. Marshall
Fulton
Starke
St Joseph
Kosciuske
Elkhart
Jurge
Plymouth Independent
Marshall County
R. B. Procter
Democratic Central
Elkhart County
J. H. Williams
Hillhart
Plymouth
Don
Conn
Marshall Con
Laporte
Fort Wayne
Millonaire
Columba
Thomas Marshall
Elkhart Revie
Rep
Columbia
Sax Talenel Gunn
Rascineho County
Coline Conneranne
Tyro
Republican Precinct Committeemen Meeting Notice
Greeting to Republican precinct committeemen elect. Invitation to the reorganizational meeting at the courthouse on Tuesday March 3 at 1 30 PM. Attendees include chairman vice chairman secretary treasurer and the rest of the county committee. Sincerely.
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Court House
Betsy Gene Ty
Fort Wayne
Ehalriliternen
Political Talk Signals Primary Maneuvers in Winches ter
Winchester figures stir in local political scene as Union Hanger Hunt visits, urging party unity while rivals Miller and Watson maneuver for delegates. Judge Bielton calls primaries. March 42 set for city caucus and follow up country meeting. Wells County scene includes Plessinger elected county Democratic chairman and Railly named precinct committeeman as returns come in.
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BO W. Bielton
Republiat County
Dely-Gates
Helson
Wut
Fuv Anti
Miler
Watson
Osoma
Miller
Briellon
Hla
Tis
Oool
J. J. Netterville
Anderson
Carroll McCulloch
Bluffton
Ind
Charles H. Plessinger
Wells County
Democratic Central Committee
Plessinger
W. A. Gutelius
W.eichhorn
Blind Man Beaten in Bluffton. Suspect Arrested
In Bluffton Indiana this afternoon a blind man, Maren Woodward aged sixty, was assaulted and robbed near his home of FH Coleman. Coleman and neighbor EW Aeflich brought Harver Jones, forty, from Poneto to the sheriff, charging him as the assailant. Woodward is in serious condition.
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Bluffton
Indy
Maren
Jers Woodward
Shelvesix
Blufftom
Coleman
Woodward
Mons
EW Aeflich
Dean's Ointment Promises Pain Relief and Skin Cure
Fort Wayne resident Mrs. M. Javenenack testifies that Dean's Ointment from Messer Bros. & Co. drug store provides quick and permanent relief for eczema irritations rashes and skin eruptions after years of torment. She recalls severe itching and swelling that disappeared after use. The ad urges readers to demand the Dean’s Ointment everywhere and cautions against other brands.
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Dean
Fort Wayne
Ind
Messer Bros. &6
Ives
Deane
Attitude of Hebrews on temperance and moral control
A study argues prohibition fails to improve morality, noting drink’s effects stem from home life and self discipline. It praises Jewish restraint, moderation, and temperance rooted in family morality rather than legal bans, claiming virtue arises from self command and culture.
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Hla
Jie
Ure
Judalam
Judelam
Hnet
Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman Suffers Relapse
London dispatch reports Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, the British prime minister, has suffered a relapse with heart symptoms. Doctors warn the ailment could keep him from appearing in Parliament this session. In Washington, Herman Ridder predicts Roosevelt will be the next Republican nominee and Bryan the Democrat, while delaying discussion of politics.
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Roosevelt
Bryan
Ridder
Washington
Marth
Herman Ridder
New York
Staats Zeitung
Isoqlation
White Paper Trust
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Rooseveley
Wrangled Gift Buggy Dispute Ends in Settlement
At Columbia City Indiana a three sided wrangle over ownership of a SUI0 buggy drawn by Floyd Meadows for Fred Miner ended with Lancaster & Co securing a $56 judgment against Miner. Meadows to be paid $40 for the buggy and the judgment canceled after Deputy Shark Clapham’s involvement. Meanwhile Mentone Indiana reports Charles Lewis taking charge of a store as Bratway and Underhill stock sale unsettled due to David Lewis’s illness delaying final disposition.
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Columbia City
Ind
Floyd Meadows
Fred Miner
Miner
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Whitley County
Young Meadows
Pennsylvania
Meadows
Lancaster & Co
Bugsy
Warsaw grocers form a union
Warsaw grocers have established a union with members including local business names and firms on the South Side. The announcement notes the action was authorized by Warsaw Frege and services, indicating a new contract and collective bargaining effort among shopkeepers and related trades.
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Warsaw
Warsae Frege
Altegar
Sietter
Bradway
Gashert
Theseare
Commercial distress short lived says Horace White
A lengthy reassessment argues that commercial panic stems from persistent debt and speculative spending. It cites Horace White predicting a deeper, longer downturn, followed by cautious recovery if debt pressures ease and trade stabilizes, with emphasis on debtor solvency and credit cycles.
Miller's Visit Hardens Whitely County GOP Divisions
In Columbia City Indiana the Miller visit to Whitely County sharpens the fight for Republican delegates to the state convention. Ex-Chairman Gates backs Miller, but locals fear the alliance weakens Miller's support among workers. The reception at the hotel and at Port Wayne reveals splits and signals a smaller share of Whitely County's delegation.
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Stark¢ County
Charles Girard Conn
Thornes B Warshall
Columbia City
Ind
Charles W. Miller
Miller
Wain
B. ©. Gates
Gates
Port Wayne
Age of the Axe
Whitley County
Kendallville May Consider Garbage System Proposal
Mr RB Emerson of Jackson Michigan promotes a municipal garbage plan for Kendallville. He has built a small fleet of can seekers, establishing several teams and around 1,800 cans in use. The plan would require permits and a license with a per can fee for patrons. Emerson argues a city service would be cleaner for residents.
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Emerson Ari
Kendallville
Emerson
Jackson, Mich
Jackson City
Ordingnes
Mit
Imerson
Winier
Keister to Lose License in Nearby Saloon Move
Keister arrived months ago from Syracuse and operated the place under former owner Stopher’s license. The plan indicates no new license will be sought as a saloon move to Thomas Sommers may occur. Lochner Quick Printery changes hands to Lew Shucseiow with Miss Rena Purviance staying on as printer. Lochner joins Auburn Automobile. Silver Lake hosts a merry sleighing party at the Sherk home with neighbors and guests enjoying games, music, and a substantial four-course slipper meal.
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Keister
Syracuse
Mr. Stopher
Here
Ita
Thomas Sommers
Ely
Aubtien
Lew Shucseiow
Inet Wees
Lochner Quick Printery
Lochner
Shardeley
Marm-land
Rena. Purviance
Silver Lake
Ind
Maren
William Sherk
Mery
John Walters
Cary
Ezra Funk
Ed Wiler
Clarence Hill
O. F. Pearson
Allane Rhoades
Edith Rhoades
Selah Eonar
Boarding house venture linked with Mir Francis expected this week
A fragment notes a boarding house operation in a different town area joining Mir Francis in an enterprise. It mentions plans for the oven ing week and hints at forthcoming developments this week. The text is incomplete but indicates a local business activity underway.
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Mir. Francis
New Attorney Admitted in Whitley County
Whitley County enjoys a new attorney as W Hayes Linvill, a 30-year-old former Claypool resident, was examined by a local bar committee and admitted to practice. The committee was Andrew A. Adams, David Whiteleather, and Charles L. DeVault. Linvill will practice in South Whitley and has yet to choose his office location. Lang of Claypool, an experienced cigar maker, considered buying the Smoke House in South Whitley. Charles Elder closed a property sale in Claypool for 300.19 dollars, with Heber to complete Tuesday.
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Oe Perianead
Homer
New York
Trier
Horace White
New York World
Anna Loni
Dhoir Fashire
Higg Ag
Columbia City
Ind
W. Hayes Linvill
Whitney County
Neagu¢E
Andrew A. Adams
David ¥. Whiteleather
Charles L. De‘Vault
Notary
South Whitley
Rank Lang
Claypool
Smoke House
Lang
Charles Elder
Tueslay Heber
South Milford Hotel to reopen under new management
South Milford hotel to open this week after repairs from last summer closure. Francis Hotel in Kendallville area had faced recent difficulties but the South Milford site is reported in good repair and will operate under partnership management led by William Smith and associates.
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South Milford
Kendallviles
Francis
St South Milford
Row Fm
William Smith
Sunday Celebration Birthday Anniversary at Trumbull Farm
A Lewis Trumbull birthday celebration near Troy Center drew relatives and neighbors for a substantial dinner and sociable hour. Guests included Tasler and family, Terman families, Elliott families from Troy township, and Ishnsaw of Cold Springe. An oyster supper was a notable feature prepared by Mrs Trumbull.
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Colpmata Cnty. Ind
Alard L. A
Lewis ‘Trumbull
Troy Center
Trum
Jonas Tasler Pad Ron
Ofin -Terman
and Mirs
Albert F. Elliott
Troy Township
John’ Ishn
Auto Firm Remember Sick Workman In Odd Page Note
A garbled March note from the Arnord Antamoabile company recalls a sick worker and references a collapsed health plan. The text mentions need for a trained medical aide and a possible payment of nearly $39, with unclear details.
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Aurglas
Reday
Jone
Arnord Antamoabile Company
Sion
Ermo
Baren
Myer
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