Adair Seeks to Capture Voter Trust in Decatur Speech
In Decatur on Oct 4, Hon. D. A. Adair of Portkind spoke at the Murry Hotel and courthouse doors to a mixed audience of Democrats and supporters. He defended his congressional record, promised to be present in Congress, and criticized opponents while outlining his stance on farmers, pensions, and reform measures.
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Robbers Foiled On Lake Shore Express
In Wendaville Indiana an attempted robbery on the Lake Shore Express was thwarted. Reported confusion and low details describe bandits escaping, with authorities pursuing along adjacent routes and safekeeping of the loot.
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Chicago wins World Championship over Detroit in pennant series
Detroit manager Hugh Jennings defends his team after Chicago Power defeats Detroit to claim the world championship. Jennings praises Chicago while admitting Detroit played better at times, noting Chicago’s timely hitting and Detroit pitching struggles. The series drew modest crowds and resulted in shifts of the championship pendulum between leagues.
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Campaign fund totals rise with large donations reported
The Democratic campaign fund has reached about 245,900 dollars after several large contributions since last Thursday’s purchase of opatetle. Treasurer Herman Ridder will publish the full list of contributors tomorrow in New World. National Chairman Mink announces speeches across Indiana on October 20 as part of the push amid a tight fundraising drive.
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Fire Devastates Bisbee. Dynamite Halts Citywide Blaze
Fire swept Bisbee Arizona at 6 p.m. causing over 500000 in damage within three hours. Dynamite was used to divert flames preventing total destruction. Insurance coverage stands at 150000.
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Kern Campaign Tour in New Jersey and New York
Democratic vice presidential candidate John W. Kern began a tour through New Jersey and New York, addressing Newark and Phoenix crowds with large business groups in attendance. Automobiles ferried Kern between venues amid electric signs and bonfires as police and marchers moved through city streets. The speech underscored his campaign themes while opponents in the era faced similar battlegrounds across New Jersey, New York, and Indiana.
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Ovation Planned for Williams at Democratic rally meeting
Democrats will honor minority leader in the House with a parade and meeting. A welcome committee from Huntington will escort the distinguished guest through Princess VinK to the gathering presided by Stephen B. Plealing. Vice presidents named. parade routes and district clubs set, with a City Band and reception at Democratic headquarters.
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Weather Forecast Truncated Notice for Ohio and Britain
Fragmentary weather note predicts warmer conditions Thursday across Ohio and Britain with lighter winds. Mentions Indian, Tillness, and Lewer sales. unclear context and potential typographical errors.
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Gospel and the Modern Man at Baptist gathering
Prof Shailey Matthews of the University of Chicago spoke to hundreds at the First Baptist church. His address to Baptist state competition delegates centered on The Gospel and the Modern Man, arguing the gospel must prevail in practical life and not be preached in isolation from action. He urged believers to embody the gospel in daily conduct, contrasting millennial force with gospel power. Continued in Page 4.
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Taft supporters and reform ideas dominate late event
The meeting featured Can. Taft supporters and remarks by Mr. Colerish, with intense discussion on popular election of senators and campaign finance reform. Attendees questioned party loyalty and policy, recalling Taft and Roosevelt era debates and urging clear funding disclosures and voter involvement.
Still After Harry Wiebke and Captain Kelly Controversy
A Fort Wayne Journal article accuses Captain Kelly of harassing Harry Wiebke proprietor of the Hot Beau and neglecting after hours liquor enforcement. It alleges Kelly ignored visible prostitution rings, sparred with Wiebke, and relied on mayoral orders while failing to close gambling and saloon venues. The piece frames Kelly as biased and ineffectual in enforcing city laws.
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