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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

7

Veterans Parade in Kokomo Features Warsaw Drum Corps

A large Kokomo parade celebrated Indiana soldiers with bands and patriotic songs. The Warsaw drum and bugle corps led by W H Mershon drew attention as veterans marched in eight-column formation. Governor George W Steele attended with 700 county volunteers and 500 Marion visitors, while children sang along the route.

Kokomo Ind W. A Ketcham Tndinni Kokorma Paeada Maine Providense Kokhomo Ketcham Grant Marion George W. Steele George B. Thomas Post Invdlonapoliz Warsaw WV. H. Mershon The Women's Relief TPS W. Rgc Melec

Norwegian church leader to deliver landmark message in Minnesota

A special messenger from Hing Kaakon Vii Norway, Bishop Anton C Rang primate of the Established Church of Norway and Bishop of Christinia, will deliver a formal message in Minneapolis or Sunday May 17. The message praises the king and warns of potential Norwegian government moves regarding Norwestune in the United States.

Hing Kaakon Vii Norway United States Messsnger Anton ¢. Rang Rogeevelt Tae Mehop Norwerian Norwestune

General Conference Devotes Day to Missions and Education

The General Conference focused on mis sions and educational work with talks by Rev. L Elssfetht and others. Delegates discussed Brazil relief needs, translated to plans for higher salaries and vacations for Brazil missionaries, and approved additions to faculty at Porto Belo seminary while noting fundraising in Canada and Australia.

Brazil Emmaus Sahn Louis F. Curdes Ladies Mission Raoyer hene@letion Philly L. Elssfetht Millwaukie Children's Land Society Malalalis Rev C. Ht Nonel Arington Heighte Home of the W. Welabrost Watertown Wis Optlentica A. Almstedt Granite City J. Mer Denver J.) Trauss Bingen Detroit Northwest Daleeta Minnesota Norge Canada Hselr Wiliam Mahler Great Southern Republic Ue Nivager Nalary Porto Blle General Synod Braall Brasil Mahler North America Synod Hun Angeai Ti Wney Conference GC. Visehmeret New York Hausen Schmidt Swedish Seminary For Kins Red Wing Minn

Spirited Race for the Vice Presidency in the Republican Party

A chaotically garbled report describes a committee selecting a four vice president candidate amid entangled actions. Names such as Nix and Cannon are sketched, with attempts to nominate and consult Fairbanks and a dramatic escape through a window. The fragment ends with unclear references to a prominent color man and a distant scene near Womey Oak Avenue.

Republican Party

Bishops vote at Methodist conference yields no choice

Baltimore May 20 The first ballot for bishops at the Methodist Episcopal conference produced no winner. Rev W F Anderson of New York led with 446 votes, followed by Rev J J Nelson of the Chicago German conference with 445, Rev William Quayle of Chicago with 426, Rev EL Hughes of DePauw University with 271, Rev R J Cooke of Tennessee with 210, and Rev Henry C Jennings as manager.

Baltimore Aid Tnr W. F. Anderson New York J. J. Nefison William 3. Quayle Chicago EL 3 Hughes DePauw University R. J.cooke Tennessee Church Henry C. Jennings

Conference Verdict and Second Ballot Ordered

Report of the conference proceedings notes 770 effective ballots cast with 614 needed for a choice. A second ballot was ordered. Several candidates received over 100 votes while others fell short in a lengthy first round. The print of annual statements shows departmental tensions and ongoing public scrutiny.

C. Smith Suyowth Lowis Opin Alnth Strikla

The Publishing Business Church Conflict Report

An amid chaotic church debate notes a muting of ministers from the church militant to bluephnot and calls for the Sunday school collection to be ordered. The text hints at a general sentiment favoring a restructuring and a new board during a future assembly.

Second ballot elects leaders for Methodist board of education

A Baltimore bulletin notes that the second ballot of the Methodist Episcopal general conference elected Rev. W. F. Anderson of New York secretary of the board of education and Rev. J. L. Hudson, professor at German Wallace College in Berea, with Anderson leading the first round at 448 votes and Hudson close behind at 443. The final result will be announced by the presiding officer tomorrow. the first ballot featured many candidacies and numerous complimentary votes.

Leig We AL Quayle Mentary W. PF. Anderson New York L . Wuelson Berea Dr. Anderson Terest Bir Nueteon

Tom Platt Testifies in Alleged Suit Over Miss Wood

Senator Britt denied all charges in the long running case brought by Miss Wood. He testified with anger at times about alleged threats and letters, claimed he never married or promised marriage, and said he paid $10,000 to secure letters for a lawsuit. He admitted signing letters may have been forged and recalled limited meetings at the Fifth Avenue hotel.

New States Senate Watt N. Ws Teadfier Ana Silveres at _Orutha Wood

Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana and Michigan regions

May 20 weather bulletin from Forerast Ohio Parky reports cloudy and warmer Thursday with Friday showers and fresh southeast winds. Lower Michigan and Indiana toSee similar trend with warmer Thursday and Friday showers. Mississippi area indicates showers possible Thursday night and Friday fair, cooler, with increasing southeast winds.

Washington Forerast Ohio Lower Michigan Indiana

Indiana Prohibs Nominate Eckhart for Congress and Vote

Indiana prose party delegates at its state convention in Indianapolis nominate Charles Eckhart of Auburn for Congress and select delegates at large to the national convention. The platform emphasizes liquor prohibition with calls for state wide ban, national interdict on interstate traffic, and reforms on taxes, banking, and governance.

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Aldrich Proposes Joint Currency Committee Bill in Senate

Washington May 20 a currency committee to be composed of Senate and House members will be proposed as part of the Aldrich Vreeland emergency bill. The measure aims to align financial legislation at this session but no compromise between Senate and House exists. Conferees conclude a bill to establish a joint committee will avoid further dispute as debate remains split over emergency currency versus asset-backed notes.

Washington Aldrich Wil Senate Aldrich-Vreeland Howse Congress House United Beates Seaslon

Torpedo Boat Scandal in the House Sparks Debate

Washington May 20. The special committee probing Lilley of Connecticut in the submarine torpedo boat legislation reports findings. It cites alleged violations of obligations, bad faith and contempt toward the committee, with continuation noted on page 2 column 2.

Wierenert Committee On Ways and Springefield Seminary Renaire Washington Representative Lilley Connecticut House Tilley

Demorat Presidential Szize Confab Shapes Western Outlook

A noisy conference of western and southern Democrats at a Wallace decision center structured by Hon. David J. Prancis of New York produced a preparatory committee. The event set deadlines and roles for a national petition drive with candidates named and a focus on unity and strategy for upcoming party activities.

David J. Prancis New York Bay Una St. Tewia Anne Chenersad_ Ap St Dons

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