Decomposed Body Found In Payne Man
Contested page 4 report describes a Payne man found decomposed with a head wound and possible fracture. Doctors struggled to determine its cause of death while arrangements for burial proceed. Witnesses indicate the injury may have occurred during an earlier burglary incident.
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Payne
Behono & Ankentruck
T D. Spahr
Inca
Brotherhood of Railwey Tratnman
Maidy
Peter Colling
Ewitchman Uy
Rélativam
Tragic Reservoir Death Suspected Suicide in Fort Wayne
The body of Homer Tomer was found in the city reservoir near Clinton Street after a two month disappearance. Coroner Kruse notes the case could be suicide or murder, with inquest set for Monday. Witnesses place him last seen on a Nickel Plate run. belongings and clothing missing fuel murder theories.
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Ohio
Payne Yesterdas
Toul
Clinton Street
Homer
Seya
Kruse
Hamer
Tomer
Hitalf
Insitt
Charles Clark
Osage Street
Clark
Do Not Scold the Children Nervous mothers urge cure
Nervous mothers and worried families seek relief for nervy children who cannot sit still sleep or study. The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic to calm nerves, improve color, and restore sturdy health, urging readers to request a free home treatment booklet from Schenectady New Jersey.
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E. W. Moreland
Pa Mt
West
Wayne Street
Williams
St. Vitus
Dune
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams
Death by own action theory linked to Homer case in Fort Wayne
Old Fort Wayne report notes Homer Homer who had a pending paternity warrant, found dead in a reservoir at a pumping station. Authorities say the death is treated as suicide amid unclear facts and months of investigation. Mother recounts he left town six weeks earlier and disappeared until a later update.
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Hosey
H. O. Bruggeman
Board of Health
Eleceria
Walter Krifer
Norton
Payne
Homer
Fort Wayne
Jamene
Helga
John Homer
Anado
Athea
Tolo
Fragmentary obituary notes on Homer and family ties
A damaged fragment mentions Homer, his mother and siblings Walter and Mazie, with references to Misa Mazie and Mower once employed by Kidd Medical in Fort Wayne. It notes Homer’s past drinking, his claimed reform, and hints at enemies who might wish him harm or death.
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Homer
Walter
Misa Mazie
Kidd Medical Company
Fort Wayne
Dave Homer
Rage for county offices grows more spirited daily
Allen county races rise with new candidates entering the field before March 28 filing deadline. Five candidates seek state senator amid Fort Wayne and Monroeville ties. Treasurer Clerk and Auditor races see two frontrunners, while Republican unity splits between old guard and progressives.
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Allen County
Glenn A. Smiley
Lennard M. Bane
J. J. Peters
Hebert Shirley
Louis Griebel
Smiles
Bane
Griebel Ars
Fort Wayne
Peters
Monroeville
Shirley
Woodburn
Wig Mattern
Clark H. Harred
Willem Banks
Fragmented text hints at fly season impact and vast figures
The readable portions reference flies and a breeding season with alleged large numbers. It cites tables of figures and mentions preparation months in advance. The exact source and context are unclear, but the text centers on pest control ideas and large quantified estimates.
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Revere
Hyty Lew Tay Vances
Clee
Fliex Lay , Sr
Claw Kay
Twelfth District race bewegt as Fort Wayne leans Dem
Local political notes reveal party strife in the Republican ranks as candidates campaign for township offices and state posts. George Bittler of Port Wayne pursues state treasurer amid convention bets while Jefferson club hosts a March banquet at the Elks temple. Ben Johnson seeks Wayne township justice, Austin A Kiger for trustee, and tours to Indianapolis on special convention rates.
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Oll
Republican Party
Progressives
Progress Svea Ptts
Repub
Meanw
Don
Tranning
Lickel
Butler
George Bittler
Port Wayne
Indianapolis
Hiltler
Grant Deal
Ouccose
Waming
Tefferson Club
Fort Wayne
Elks’ Temple
Atate
House
Congress
Triana
Lake
Kiger
Johnson
Ben Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Wayne Township
Coring
Austin
Endorsed by Doctors and Families Postum Over Coffee
A collection of letters praising Postum as a coffee substitute. Authors report relief from headaches, nervousness, stomach issues, and insomnia after switching to Postum. They urge others to quit coffee, adopt Postum for children, and cite improved nutrition and well being.
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Ana
Sam
Coffer
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Pete Petleve
Kriger
Enginter
John McKean
Dn- Ernest Henry Zanner
Fred Schultz
Ft Huguenard
August Alaguenard
High Street
Schona & Ankenbruck
Huguenard
Frank Huguenard
Brotherhood of Ballroad
Security Cosualty Company
J. W. Weigel
Bruveman
Yeeterday
Purne
Worstville
Young Imu
Weigel
Elysnae
Matt
Homur
Lemete
Kirt
Kiwi City
GW & Q
Mort
Welgel
John Omer
Rody
Compton
Wolgel
Worntrile
Nickel Fintz
Main Street
Bie
Yin
Tian
Valéro
Joneer
Aiander
Ana Kigney
Fort Wayne, Ind
Ranice Ada Teen
Harrod
Calvin H. Brown
Clare
Robert J. Travia
John C., Belot
William M. Clutter
David C. Stout
Teket
Sueyces
Ife
Democratic Party
Postum
Grasers Sverywhara
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