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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
2
The Allen county primary results likely reflect broad voter backing for the Democratic and Republican tickets. The Democratic slate features well known officials with public trust, while the Republican contest shows less bitterness and more party loyalty amid a lengthy nomination battle.
The piece argues the presidential nominating process shifts toward direct primaries, with both parties pursuing voter expression. It notes varied state experiments in 1912 style primaries, legal constraints, and the anticipated nationwide adoption as the primary becomes a fixtures in election machinery.
The passage outlines party tensions over adding a dry planks to the Indiana Republican platform this year. It notes dissent within the party ranks and questions how caucus leaders will present a unified stance on prohibition while balancing long-standing loyalties and prior positions.
Bari, founder of the American Red Cross, dies after life dedicated to mercy and aid. The report notes his leadership and impact on humanitarian work, with tribute from the era's editor praising his gospel of help and service.
A sprawling, damaged account describes a city police investigation into a fatal event near Wells Street and Caplin Burgas, naming officers, witnesses, and a car ride that led to a hospital exam. The report notes a cryptic sequence of events on a Saturday night and mentions a Hangman memorial, a captain, and a Raff details of gunfire and crash outcomes.
Funeral services are set for the man who died after a violent incident. The coroner and deputy will lead a murder inquiry into the death, with a procession and burial planned at Concordia. Pallbearers and officials named include Fred Brinkroeger and Henry Svanke among others.
Text garbled but reports Wilph Fellabaum pled guilty to charges of malt and robbery with infonet, after injuring Mrs. Clavinan Seloenote. She was remanded to a reformatory, with hospital treatment ongoing for injuries. Other prisoners arraigned, including Jen Davies in a separate case involving TSU Crabs.
Death of the unnamed painter occurred after a hike southward. Survived by a wife, two daughters, and many relatives, the funeral was scheduled with details released to local authorities and the coroner. Authorities noted funds were moved to the hospital, and a formal inquest was planned.
The Columbia City lodge of the Red Men hosts a district meet tomorrow with state and local officers in attendance. Members from Huntington Whitby and Kesciwskos are slated to participate as the program includes a feature parade and the chief event in the city’s festival, expected to be the largest Red Man gathering this year.
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE a Pierceton man William Caw, 87, is confined in Konduakeemin awaiting trial on a charge of desertion from his wife in Pierenton. Sheriff Kinters arrested Cowan in Sil Bend while working with a spring gang on the assets awaiting legal action.
An April notice outlines a new registration law extending eligibility to voters who move or have not previously registered. It details who must register, where inspectors operate, and how registration is conducted before general elections. It emphasizes that registration does not create voting rights beyond existing qualifications.
J B Prapke and J T Franke are named as district heads in the State Anti Tuberculosis Society west of the river. They were proposed as directors from the Twelfth district to lead the fight against tuberculoses with focus on prevention and public health efforts.
A man in Elkhart attempted to murder his wife with a weapon in their home. Witnesses reported the assailant fled, was captured nearby, and the injured wife survived. The suspect faced police and awaits charges as hospital treatment continues.
The record notes JACUR A. TANNER DEAD and lists local obituaries and notices. It mentions a probate event and updates on residents including Mary, Adam, and others, with references to addresses and familial relations in the community.
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