Chafin Nominated in Chicago Campaign Night for Prohibition
Eugene W. Chafin, prohibition candidate for president, spoke at Music Hall Chicago praising virtue and denouncing old party rivals. Convention chairman Charles Scanlon urged voters to back Chafin with support from ministers, teachers, and church members, while Chafin outlined a moral reform agenda and warned against party factions.
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Chicago
Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition
United States
Taft
Cincinnati
Bryan
Lincoln
Mr. Chafin
Charles Scanlon
Chafin
Music Hall
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promises Quick Relief
Mrs G Adiskirk of Ohio reports rapid relief from pain and nervous irritation after using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. She credits the pills with breaking headaches and reinvigorating her husband during illness. The ad claims no habit formation and offers a return of the first package price if benefits fail.
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Miles
LaGrippe
Prohibition Party Leader Accepts Nomination and Platform
The speaker thanks prohibitionists for their esteem and confirms acceptance of the presidential nomination. He pledges to defend the party platform and pursue reforms such as uniform marriage and divorce law, asserting the party will stamp out polygamy and align with divine Providence.
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Sion
Prohibition Party
United States
Fines and sentences set for four Roumanians in mill district fight
Four Roumanians faced fines and jail terms after a pitched battle in the rolling mill district. The principal offender drew 30 days and $25 with costs for inciting the brawl, while others received smaller fines. one man was treated for a head injury from a beer bottle. Additional cases included vagrancy and drunkenness with modest penalties.
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Rolling Mill
Skelton
John Spurling
Paul
William Burns
John Dempsey
Thomas. Ferris
John
Pat Sullivan
Conte
Teachers for Allen County Schools Appointed 180 Strong
Superintendent H G Felger announced the county schools list of about 180 teachers across townships with six vacancies remaining in Jackson Eel River Lake Springfield. The roster includes Elsie Pratt Roy Harrison Raymond Woolover plus many others across Cedar Creek Eel River Jefferson Lafayette Lake Madison Marion Maumee Milan Monroe Perry Pleasant St Joseph Scipio Springfield Washington Wayne Monroeville New Haven Shirley City and Monroeville areas.
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H. G. Felger
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Jackson Township
Eel River Township
Lake Township
Springfield Township
Abole Township
Elsie Pratt
Roy W. Harrison
Raymond W
Josephine Linden
Hallie Hume
Charles Miller
Garfield Miller
E. C. Thomas
Elmer Sweeney
Chester Gerardot
Carrie Pratt
Lafayette Township
Olive Welbaum
Charles Ploughe
Hugh McFadden
W. H. Young
Gertrude Myers
Edith Denis
Arthur Farrel
Frank Walih
John F. Aiken
Mary Hoban
Jas. Chamberlain
Ella Gorman
Mabel Irwen
Gertrude Trahin
John Mort
Madison
Nora V. Flaugh
L. A. Lenhart
Dwight Youse
Eva Youse
C. L. Bobilya
August Brouwer
Pearl Smith
Mabel Schannep
James Stephenson
Violet Whittern
Marion
Lucius Somers
Iona Ketrow
Harley Somers
Ellis Shockman
Maumee
Bert Lindemuth
Amy Lindemuth
Louis Fuelling
Allen Gorrell
Alta Griffith
Alva Springer
Milan
Samuel Spindler
Howard Hobbs
Clara Worden
Roy Darling
Calvin Stauffer
Wm. W. Spindler
James Federspiel
Lee Swaidner
Monroe
Darrell J. Barnhart
B. F. Clem
Addie Durner
Hazel Batenberg
Nannie Lomiller
Minnie Stephenson
Helen Jones
Perry
Charles Warner
Jennie Allen
Agnes McCay
Irwen Tonkel
Florence Henderson
Scipio
Harry Foote
Orpha Moore
Verna Pearson
Springfield
Vernon Swaidner
Emma F. Walter
Bery Boston
Bertha Bickhart
Rufus Roth
Mark Gorrell
Cora Henderson
Hazel Greenawalt
Wallace Kinsey
Frances Hartzell
Lyle Swift
Joy M. Shutt
Fred Smith
Washington Township
Luther Pratt
Bessie Meyers
Carrie Archer
Sophia Schowe
Marie Schowe
Albert Waters
Millie Pratt
Wayne Township
Paul Wilkie
William B. Morrison
A. A. Ringwall
Mary ©. Whalen
Josephine Bennett
S. Y. Brubaker
Elsie Bell
Theresia Hammond
Monroeville
Blanche O’brien
Mattie McGuire
Julia Webster
Laura Parks
Oliver O. Fuller
Edna Eckles
New Haven
William Lee
S. Nelle Park
Winona Cameron
Maude Caps
Shirley City
Glen Henderson
Nellie Wilson
Syracuse University Treasurer James D. Phelps Dies by Suicide
In Utica New York Rev James Duane Phelps treasurer of Syracuse University died by suicide in his room after a night’s silence a note stated he did not wish to live any longer. He had been ill and recently treated at a private sanitarium.
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Utica
N. Y
James Duane Phelps
Syracuse University
One Third Apple Crop Projection by Chicago Journal
Trade journals in Chicago report Indiana will produce about one third of this year’s apple crop, contrasting with last year’s figures. The outlook emphasizes regional diversity in fruit production and market implications for Indiana growers.
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Trade Journal of Chicago
Indiana
International Business College of Fort Wayne
The International Business College was organized eighteen years ago by Prof. T. L. Staples, now president, with Prof. H. A. Popp as vice president and secretary. It attracts students from Fort Wayne, northern Indiana, southern Michigan, and western Ohio, offering bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, and business studies. The Elektron building on East Berry Street houses modern facilities and equipment, and the college enjoys strong endorsements from local business leaders. The new term begins September 1, with day and night classes. inquiries and catalogs are available by calling 504 or visiting the office.
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International Business College
T. L. Staples
H. A. Popp
Fort Wayne
Central West
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Stu
Berry Street
Intertional Business College
Chicago
Conclu Sion
Traction crew in Fort Wayne car signs scandal
Decatur interurban employees removed Great Northern fair signs to save trouble, telling Patrolman Dickson and prompting officials, merchants, and city leaders to clash. Directors blamed Dr. W. G. Myers, who denied involvement, while police and transit staff clarified there were no orders. The episode frightened horses on Calhoun street and sparked near municipal strife and boycotts.
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Decatur
W. G. Myers
Fort Wayne
Will Flemings
Myers
Board of Safety
Calhoun Street
Huntertown Wedding of Miss Hatch and Paul Sloffer
Miss Alice Hatch daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Hatch and Mr Paul Sloffer were married at noon at the bride’s home in Huntertown Ind by Rev G H Bright of Hamilton Ind. Relatives and a few friends attended a wedding dinner after the ceremony and the couple left for Chicago for a week.
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The
Sentinel
Huntertown
Ind
Alice Hatch
H. B. Hatch
Paul Sloffer
G. H. Bright
Hamilton
Chicago
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Bend, Ind
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