Fleming S FIGHTS for Fort Wayne Youth Leader’s Candidacy
A lengthy editorial attacks the Republican Party’s recent leadership in Fort Wayne county and endorses Stephen Fleming as a dynamic, well educated, principled young man. It praises his integrity, wealth of education, and public service, while criticizing rivals for deceit and aggression.
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Republican Party
Stephen B. Ploming
Fleming
Stephen Ti
Notre Vrtue
Conte Re Ford
Ani
Ti Petites Tien
Community
Br. Fleming
Intuetey
Tereng
Willie d T
Terean
Auvinen
Security of Bank Deposits and Public Confidence
The article argues that bank deposits rely on public trust that funds can be withdrawn as needed and that banks earn from keeping funds safe. It discusses proposed government measures to insure deposits, preserve confidence, and prevent bank insolvency during economic stress. It cautions about the implications for depositors and the banking system if confidence falters.
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Josey
Rene My
Fort Wayne Funeral Notice for Clarke Dougherty
Funeral services are planned for Clarke Dougherty with a ceremony in Mirntington on Friday. Local notices indicate the deceased, and references to a Mr Bion Brieker and others associated with the event.
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Bion Brieker
Mes Clarke Dougherty
Outbreaks in Britain Over Archbishops Procession
Sept 12 report describes Protestant backlash against a Catholic led procession tied to the Eucharts congress. Premier Asquith intervened amid tensions with Cardinal Vaughan and Archbishop Hourne signaling compromise to stage the rite inside Westminster Cathedral. Police mobilized for tomorrow’s event as thousands gather and anti ritual groups threaten disruptions.
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Albert Hall
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Tuarne
Hourne
Ain
Holy See
Westminster
Iiohn Kensil
Bryan 10 Workingmen and Bryan 10 Workingmen
Coverage from Chicago details labor day events and addresses by William J Bryan amid campaign activity. The article notes phonographic records of speeches, arrivals of Bryan and Bevan, and reception by national committee members as they plan campaign efforts across the country.
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Alded
Democrate National Committee
Wiliam J Bryan
Chicago
Lahow
Brvan
Kicks On Bowling Alley Owners Who Do Not Advertise
To the Editor at ha Jorrat Gazette tee Sig2 Tonvors wo me ny char Cie Dowling season neap at hand and the alleynean of foraing Ieee Cee the edn ing season is being talked af. The proprietors of the bowling alleys are urged to advertise in the newspaper and support the game. The writer argues owners charge bowlers per game yet neglect newspaper ads, while baseball managers advertise to boost interest.
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Ha Jorrat Gazette
Tee
Foraing Ieee
Kaine
Ani Burnivers
Tasebal
Gerg
Cadvange
Noma
Eotoca
Mayer
Harrison
Wayne Gazette Scraps Figures In Early August Roundup
A fragment from the Wayne Gazette shows figures for August with numbers 15,852 and 10,960. The context remains unclear due to partial OCR, but the items likely reflect counts or totals from the period.
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Wayne ‘pal-Gazette
Atheed Ee Gee
Teeere
Busy Week Ahead at Reception for Rev Sam Small
A busy schedule unfolds with a greet reception planned for Rev. Sam Small tomorrow night. The program includes a polo event and other activities, highlighting a varied lineup for the week.
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Sam Small
Democratic Meetings Schedule From Village Notices
Village announces a series of Democratic meetings through the week. Speakers include Judge inward F O'Rourke, AL L. Saniers, Cyrus Cline, C. M. Gandy, G. Hoitman, A. B. Thomas, S. M. Henent, J Eegeman and BR KE Envin. Locations include Main and 4 Ewing streets Center school Maumee avenue Lombard street Creighton avenue Gar street Fat Wells street and Ninthard Fat Wells street New Haven district.
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Cyrus Cline
G. Hoitman
Creighton Avenue
Gar Street
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Wells Street
S. M. Henent
Eegeman
New Haven
SB. Fleming
Cyrus Cliner
BR. KE Envin
Big Tent Meetings and Local Political Rally Schedule
Democratic circles plan a week of meetings led by evangelist Rev. Sam Small at Main and Ending streets with a 1400 seat tent replacing an earlier larger venue. Ward gatherings, pole raising events, and a county rally are set across Maumee area with speakers Judge R.K. Ervin and D.E. Thomas. Weather permitting, farmers picnics and town gatherings extend into the week.
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Sam Small
County Central Committee
Estimates Stand In Board Of Works Debate
The Board of Works discussed the tax levy with Mayor Hosey and Controller Sehrmidt. The council cannot raise the budget without mayoral recommendations and the park board land purchase near Schoney Park faced cuts. Residents pressed for $1,120 extra for park upkeep, while the mayor urged condemning land for a boulevard to St Marys River via the park works board.
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Sehrmidt
Sweelion
Hosey
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Schoney Perk
West End
Ay Marynr Hasey
Park Board
Governor Hanly’s Message to Legislature Continues
Governor Hanly’s message argues repealing the Vincennes university provision saves the state four times the cost of a special session. He plans a full legal opinion claiming unconstitutionality, while defending the municipal police law and urging a new law to empower the chief executive against night riders threatening southern Indiana crops. He has drafted the message at his North Alabama street residence and will address the legislature early the next day.
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Vincennes University
Guvernie
Ens
Ranly
Sobo
Indiana
Ghia River
Nurth Alabama Street
Local option idea eyed by both parties in Indiana
In Indianapolis on September, members of Democrats and Republicans discussed drafting a local option bill for the coming special session of the general assembly. The plan, likely from a Democrat, would let counties decide by votes whether to be “wet” or “dry,” with townships and city wards potentially voting differently. The proposal, supported by the Anti-Saloon League, aims to align with both parties’ platforms and extend local option across counties and townships.
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General Assembly
Indiana
Anti-salogr Tes
Efey
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Bath
Doel
Gual
Minton
Stita
Indiana Anti-saloan measure eyed in senate plan
Indiana temperance campaign leaders push a county option plan tied to a statewide liquor debate. Senator Burn Mattingly, a party leader, may read the bill in the upper house while a Republican and Democrat co sponsor in separate chambers. The proposal sets a 28 percent voting participation rule and county commission calls for a special election to decide saloon licensing.
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Senate
Burn Mattingly
Mattingly
League
Hthar
Lind Clyer
Electios
Athera
Teague
Tome
Greatest Race Horse in the World Faces Fort Wayne Start
Black Twister, owned by Chiron Brothers, rises to prominence after winning three races at Van Wert and Huntingdon. Driven by Frank Bogash, he aims for the 8:20 pace at the Fort Wayne fair amid heavy owner demand for his price.
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Chiron Frothers
Fort Wayne Fair
W. F. Ayers
Gracke Twister
van Wert
Tinnlington
Huntingtm
Atlime
Frank Bogash
Twister
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