Labor backs Allen County Democrat slate in primary
The Fort Wayne Federation of Labor rallied behind Secretary Charles W. Koenig in the Allen County Democratic primary. John Wessel praised organized labor's strong showing, while A. C. Gladieux voiced confidence in his sheriff bid. Candidates face expense disclosures by May 2. Republicans fielded no contested ticket and had low turnout.
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Charles W. Koenig
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Dabor
Roeni Jed
David
John Wessel
County
Democratic Committee
Young Moeller
Wessel
Couunty
A. C. Gladieux
Allen County
TR Dani
Allen Camp
Ty Lo
Gladieux Edges Moeller by Narrow 36 Vote Sheriff Nomination
In Fort Wayne county Democratic primary for sheriff six candidates competed. A. C. Gladieux won by 36 votes over William H. Moeller after late reports finalized the tally at 2 PM. Final county totals showed Gladieux 1,719 to Moeller 1,683 among 7,375 votes with city margins favoring Moeller.
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A. C. Gladieux
William H. Moeller
Gladieux
Moeller
Edward H. Kruse
Scipio Township
Stadieux
Buty
Adams Township
New Haven
F. Eick
Mooelier
Eggeman
Ajl
Allen County voters nominate tickets at the primary
The article lists Democratic and Republican slate nominees for county offices including Judge Circuit Court John W. Eggemnan and Sol A. Wood for judge, Harry H. Hilgeman and D. Burns Douglass for prosecutors, Francis Moore and Daniel Miller for representatives, Oscar Boulton for treasurer, Frank P. Glazier for recorder, Mariette Price for surveyor, Dr. Joseph E. Stults as coroner, A. C. Gladieux as sheriff, and district commissioners Albert J. Black James D. Butt, John L. Ehle, Samuel Hatch, and Aaron Henry among others, reflecting a contested party primary.
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Frank P. Glaziera
Clyde Rhodenhbaugh
Sam J. Errington
Joseph E. Stults
Chester FE
Hull
Sored Pag
Mariott Price
John L. Ehle
Samuel B. Hatch
Aaron Henry
W. Sehwier
Mr. Sehwier
Oelock
Svn
Scipio
Fort. Wayne
Joseph FB. Stults
Chester Wall
Inde Redehareh
Fort Wayne
Edward H. Wruse
John W. Eggeman
Circuit Court
Harviligeman
Charles We Koenig
Clifford J. Moyan
William H. F. Moellering
LSIS
Benjamin ¥.Lick
Albert 4
Black
Butt
William ¢. Lehwier
John W. Lepzemian
Thomas FE. Ellison
William (. Ryan
Harry Hynlveman
General Assembly
Charles W. Loonig
Clifford J. Moran
Willia H. F. Morllering
Robert B. Shirley
William Gernhardt
A. Lindemuth
Albert. J. Black
James D. Butt
William (. Schwier
W. J. Fuhrman
Fred H. Myers
William Westenfeld
James F. Graham
Harry H. Hilgeman
Charles W. Koenig
William
H. F. Moellering
J. Herman 3Ueter
Alien Hursh
Ralph W. Guenther
Edward H. Kruse
A. C. Gladieux
Albert J.black
James
D. Butt
Comcassetonce
Wil
Sol A. Wood
D. Burns Douglass
Francis E. Moore
Daniel D. Miller
Samuel Hyndman
Oscar Boulton
Frank P. Glazier
Mariette Price
Samuel J. Errington
Republican County Chairman Comments on Light Vote
A. E. Mordee says he is not surprised by a light republican vote and that the full ticket was selected by the county committee with minimal boss influence. He notes certificates for candidates were approved after obtaining permission and asserts the nominees are favorable and honest men fit for their offices.
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Republican
A. E
Former Hartford bootblack makes fortune on oil land
Bennie Morrison once a Lewellen elgar store bootblack now visits Hartford City with 120000 in government bonds and a growing bank balance from oil royalties on his mother's farm. He owns a touring car and plans to go to Australia to pursue business with Maconites.
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Hartford City
Bennie Morrison
Lewellen Elgar
Maren
Othe Standard Oil Company
Morrison
Australia
Severe hail and rainstorm causes farm damage in Indiana
Farmers near Huntertown report the Friday storm was the heaviest in ten years, with a one hour intense hail event. A Moss farm barn burned and a horse died. George Franks Cedar Creek barn destroyed with livestock and grain loss. Theodore Thimler New Haven barn and contents valued at 3000 were uninsured, a total loss.
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Syieial
Huntertown
Ind
Moss Farm
Lee
George Franks
Cedar Creek Township
Burglars at Work Fail to Find Clues in Local Homes
Police have no clues to the break ins at Robert Lallow’s 300 Taylor Street and August Freese’s 6Is West Creighton Avenue. At the Hallows residence a pair of pants yielded 15 dollars after being rifled and discarded. At Freese’s 864 address 9.50 was taken from Mrs. Freese’s purse. Nellie Umstead reports her 1705 East Washington Boulevard home entered, nothing stolen.
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Robert Lallow
Taylor Street
August Freese
Creighton Avenue
Hallow
Freese
Nellie Umstead
East Washington Boulevard
Contest filed over father's will in Indiana court
John J. Vogely sues Caroline Vogely and others to invalidate his late father's will. The suit seeks to secure an immediate share by arguing the father was of unsound mind when the testament was drawn, challenging the bequest to Z. J. Vogely who would only receive the property after the widow's death.
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Columbia City
Ind
John J. Vogely
Caroline Vogely
Z. J. Vogely
Wheat futures surge on scare market in Chicago
Wheat prices jumped in Chicago on April 13 as May delivery rose to 1.10 dollars and July to 1.0618, amid a scare market. Gifford & Co suspended trading after a speculative rise, with losses limited to about 10,000 dollars and crop damage projected in several states.
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Chicago
C. E. Gifford & Co
Mllincs
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Missoula
Co. E
Gifford
Asi
Trinda
China
Women to raise funds for suffrage league events
Indianapolis April 13. Dances card parties teas and other social functions will be given by members of the Woman's Franchise League to raise funds for the campaign work during the year. The group aims to raise 1000 dollars, with Miss Harriet Noble as treasurer noting suffragists can dance as well as others.
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Indianapolis
Woman's Franchise League
Harriet Noble
Veteran of Two Wars Dies at Wolf Lake at 84
Emanuel C. Miller a veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars and resident of Wolf Lake since 1858 died at his home yesterday aged 84. Born in Bucyrus Ohio he married Katherine Spangle in 1850 and moved to Wolf Lake in 1853. He served in the Mexican War and in the Civil War with the Thirteenth Indiana. Mrs Miller died in 1905. Several children survive.
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Emanuel C. Miller
Thirteenth Indiana
Wolf Lake
Ind
Emannuel C. Miller
Bucyrus
Katherine Spangle
Thirteenth Infantry
Miller
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Circuit
J. Herman Bueter
Winnsiam C. Schwier
Harry H. Hilgemann
Albert J. Black
Allen Hursh
County Recorder
Ochmig Bird
Thomas Turflinger
Chas. W. Koenig
Edward F
Wm, H. F. Moellering
Thomas Turlinger
Judge
Sol A. Worl
Francisco Moore
Macar Baulten
Johm W. Eggeman
T. E. Edison
W. C. Ryan
Albert
Houk
E. Stults
J. Errington
Price
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