Cline Wins First Ballot at Fort Wayne Democratic Convention
The Fort Wayne Twelfth District Democratic convention teems with activity as Cyrus Cane appears a front runner, but Judge Adair and local favorite Fred L. Feick fight for support. After debate and caucus, James Cline wins the nomination on the first ballot with strong backing from Noble, DeKalb, and Allen counties. Cline pledges labor protection, currency reform, deposit guarantees, tariff revision, and canal projects linking Lake Erie to Lake Michigan.
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Lagrange
Garrett
Feick
Hoffman
Boyer Opera House
Opera House
Cline
Cyrus Cane
Angola
Noble County
Judge Adair
Adair
Perry Township
Washington
Swan
DeKalb County
Allen County
John A. Bushman
Boyer Onera
DeKalb
E. G. Hoffman
Kendallville
Congress
Yaple
E. B. Dunton
Butler
Carl Yaple
Fort Wayne
Permanet
Democratic Party
Marshall
Bryan
T. J. McLaughlin
James Schaeffer
Steuben
D. J. Tillotson
Whitley
A. A. Adams
Neiz
Thalana
Jackson Township
R. J. Mowery
A.A. Adams
Columbia City
B. Fleming
Adams
Fleming
Lastadel
Ngobig
Wnastratadeus
Adele Naw Rey
Medtigv
Felts
Greensburg
Tom” Marshall
Dan NM. Linn
Auburn
Fred L. Feick
Whitley County
Frank M. Powers
Steuben County
William Jennings Bryan
Beveridge
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Thomas R. ‘Marshall
Medical inspection urged for Indiana schools
The Indiana medical society session at Fort Wayne urged public action to inspect school children and sanitary conditions in schools. A resolution called for laws to require medical checks for primary students and to improve schoolhouse sanitation and safety. Other topics and speakers followed.
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H. O. Bruggeman
Indiana
Councilor District Medical Society
Fort Wayne
Harty
A. W. Brayton
Indiana Medical College
John F. Barnhill
Indiana University School of Medicine
H. A. Duemling
A. W. Bitting
United States Department of Agriculture
George B. Lake
Wolcottville
Wayne Club
Maurice J. Rosenthal
J. Clarence Webster
Rush Medical College
Publishers Demand Relief from Congress Across Nation
The article reports publishers urging Congress to grant relief, accusing lawmakers of delay and tactics to postpone action. Newspapers protest delays and condemn Census Bureau price data pendings as misleading, noting their share of U S newsprint usage and demanding accuracy in statistics.
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Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Census Bureau
United States
Congress Adopts Cannon Resolution to Probe Paper Trust
The House approved Speaker Cannon’s plan to form a six member select committee to investigate wood pulp and printing paper, aiming to uncover causes of price increases. Debates centered on tariff impact and possible trust combinations, with members naming Mann, Miller, Stafford, Bannon, Sims and Ryan to the panel.
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House
Cannon
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Williams
DeArmond
Missouri
Mann
Illinois
Miller
Kansas
Stafford
Wisconsin
Bannon
Ohio
Sims
Tennessee
Ryan
New York
Beveridge Warns Party Leaders of Peril
A historical column quotes Beveridge warning party leaders about the danger of a do nothing campaign. He cites the difficulty Republicans would face rebutting claims that the president’s program for beneficial legislation had been ignored.
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Beveridge
Republi
President to Sign Employers Liability Bill
Washington reports that after a cabinet meeting and an opinion from Attorney General Bonaparte the president is believed to sign the employers liability bill. He accepted the AGs constitutional ruling and waives any doubts, convinced the law will pass scrutiny in the courts.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Southern California welcomes the fleet and its leaders
The article describes a festive Southern California reception for the fleet led by Admiral Evans. Governor Gillett lauds the region’s hospitality and urges a stronger navy while criticizing the president’s plan for only four battleships and lamenting the lack of a robust merchant marine as a national disgrace.
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Golden Gate
Admiral Evans
Admiral Thomas
California
Governor Gillett
San Francisco
Mississippi Valley
Goulds to reconcile end of week under mother’s claim
Mrs. Edward Kelly, mother of Mrs. Frank J. Gould, says a full reconciliation will occur between her daughter and Mr. Gould. The separation suit would be dropped and the couple, now apart in Lakewood and Hot Springs, plan to be together by week’s end.
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Meyer
Lincoln
Hamilton
Niezer
Oscar
Michaelis
Jedi
New York
Edward Kelly
Frank J. Gould
Gould
Hot Springs
Val
Lakewood
Kelly
Mr. Gould
Hotel guest ends life in Painesville room
A man registered as John Collins from Pennsylvania at a local hotel in Painesville shot himself in his room after tearing off clothing tags and destroying identifying items. The incident occurred late last night and left officials to chase possible clues to his true identity.
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Painesville, O
John Collins
Pennsylvania
Deaths John R Fox 70 dies at home after illness
John R Fox 70 died early today at 1018 Van Buren street after a year long illness. A machinist by trade his lungs were reportedly affected by brass dust at his job. Born in Fort Wayne he spent most of his life in the city.
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John R. Fox
van Buren Street
Fox
Fort Wayne
Granite State Faction Praises Roosevelt and tariff views
New Hampshire Republicans reaffirm support for Roosevelt and his policies while signaling tariff revision to protect American industry. The platform endorses a careful review of schedules, opposes piecemeal tinkering, supports naval trade restoration, and praises veterans’ pensions.
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Roosevelt
New Hampshire
McLane
Republican Party
United States
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Barber Asphalt Paving Notified to Repair City Streets
Through Bailiff George Strodel the city court informed William B. Brady local superintendent of the Barber Asphalt Paving company that his firm must repair streets paved by the Alcatraz company this summer. Guarantees expire this summer and city attorney Guy Colerick is pursuing the matter with the bonding company. Streets named Calhoun Woodland Cass Hoagland Harrison East Creighton Suttenfield are in bad repair, else guarantors lose claim. Brady sent notice to Chicago offices and awaits instructions. Bonding dispute also affects Taylor street and Suttenfield street remonstrance timing.
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George Strodel
William B. Brady
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Alcatraz Company
Guy Colerick
Calhoun
Superior
Superior To the South Depot, Woodland Avenue, Cass Street, Hoagland Avenue
Harrison Street
Taylor Street
Broadway
Suttenfield Street
Lafayette
Weekend Cookery Snippet of Dishes and Table Ideas
A compact list features Tomato Bake, Sardine and Apple Curry, Pecan Sandwiches, Pussy Willows placed on calling cards, Dainty Croquettes, and Hungarian Goulash. Each item gives quick prep notes while offering decorative and serving tips for a luncheon or tea, including playful table cards with cat heads.
Republicans Open Campaign HQ in Tri-State Block
The Republican county central committee plans a campaign HQ with Secretary W. T. Jefferies in charge. Democrats of Noble and Lagrange counties nominate Dr. Charles W. Dancer of Stroh for joint senator after a Kendallville convention held Thursday.
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Republican County Central Committee
Tri-State
W. T. Jefferies
Noble
Lagrange
Charles W. Dancer
Stroh
Kendallville
Democratic primary candidacies for Allen county officials
A compilation of political notices from The Sentinel announcing numerous candidates for county offices in Allen county subject to the democratic primary. Names include W F Rosenwinkel Nelson H Whittern William Watson A Roggen Theodore F Bates Aaron Reichelderfer Joseph F Getz William H Scheimann Robert E Kelly Robert E Lipes Christian G Vonderau John B Wyss J D Butt Albert E Thomas John H Archer Henry L Branning Jacob Wagner J Stellhorn and Walter Sentinel staff. May 1908 primary referenced.
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Editor Sentinel
Allen County
Nelson H. Whittern
the Sentinel
William Watson
Sentinel
May Harvey C. Crabill
William S. Wells
Theodore F. Bates
Washington Township
Aaron Reichelderfer
JOSEPH F_ GETZ
WM. H. Scheimann
County Recorder
Robert E. Kelly
Christian G. Vonderau
St. Joseph Township
Albert E. Thomas
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Granite State
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Barber Company Notified
Alcatraz
Soni
W. F. Rosenwinkel
A. Roggen
A. C. Gladieux
Robert E. Lipes
John B. Wyss
J.D. Butt
Prosecuting Attorney
John H. Archer
Wayne Township
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Sentini
Henry L. Branning
Jacob Wagner
J. H. Stellhorn
Sentine
Wayne ‘Township
Win. W
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