Dr Cook Controversy Deepens Amid Political Pressure
A 1909 Bee Ely Sentinel analysis argues federal scrutiny of Dr. Frederick A. Cook’s Arctic claim should proceed. It condemns suppression by Ballinger and Interior officials, urges personal examination, and warns that police and public trust hinge on enforcing laws over political policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison Hig
Department of the Interior
Land Office
Rotary
Richard A.ballinger
Ballinger
Roosevelt
Uve
Fort Wayne Police Scrutiny and Calls for Testimony Rise
A fragmentary editorial complains of police conduct and alleged law-breaking in Fort Wayne. It urges grand jury disclosures, oath testimony, and reexamination of a four year administration tied to saloon influence and lax enforcement. The piece signals a call for new direction and accountability in the police department.
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Wayne
Vannok
Fort, On
Pollee
Urswit
Feeman
Grice urged to uphold law after Hosey record
The article argues that Mr. Grice must distance himself from Hosey administration failures and enforce laws firmly. It stresses a need for police reform, accountability, and presenting any past misdeeds to the grand jury. Grice should assume office with diligence and courage to address these duties.
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Mayoraleck
Gyo
Milo
Mac
Grice
Hosey
Sa Jann
Grice Willy
Mark Wayne
Ofice
Myrige
Grand Jury
Alt. Grice
Allen County Bar Mourns Pioneering Lawyers Passed
The Allen county bar notes recent deaths of three eminent figures, including Judge Zollars, A Bitlenger, and Henry Colerick. Zollars, renowned for legal learning and state-wide demand, served on local benches and the state’s highest court with integrity. The obituary highlights his devotion, endurance, and respected public life.
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Allen County
A. Bitlenger Pancumbed
Allen
Anu
Idiana
Zollara
Adionale
Hig
Wielaw
County option law defend. supreme court upholds beer sales ban
The state supreme court sustains the county option law as valid, reinforcing licensing restrictions on sale of intoxicating liquors. Brews cannot be delivered to consumers, boosting prohibition efforts. saloon operators resist Sunday closing laws and may attract further action by anti saloon leagues.
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Maliana
Supreme Court
Higher Court
Alsty-Fye
Manton
Congo
Africa
Lidi
Cys
Rds
Apti-Saloon League
Heself
Statewide Prohibition Debate Parts Ways In Indiana
A detailed summary notes shifting positions in Indiana on statewide prohibition and county option. The Supreme Court’s stance on county option, President Taft’s view, papers like the Indianapolis Star, and anti saloon league strategies shape the push. County commissioners face license powers, while efforts to curb Sunday saloon violations intensify. A benefactor’s $100,000 bequest could boost state charities or hospital labs as debates continue over next steps toward prohibition.
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Supreme Court
le Huste
Tk Shales
Congenomélyr
Phorst
al Unematon
Indianapulis Star
Tio
Seiten Dust Handel Can
Lionegh Regislaaire
J Buprame
The
Star
Tatl
Indiana
Recouth
Indiana State Charities
Malitendwece
Whielk Tha Legighilove
Une Stats
Hod
Lieptale
Remembered Indianaplis lawyer Bittenger dies after a life of service
Guided by Stoln ideals of duty, Bittenger was a learned jurist and respected attorney. He served as organization’s longtime attorney, active in human society efforts, and valued for kindness, loyalty, and civic involvement. His death removes a prominent figure in the county’s legal and social landscape.
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Bittenger
Muen
Humine Society
Linn Grove Rail Town Emerges As Train Service Expands
Linn Grove gains rail service for the first time in its history as a freight engine and cars start connecting the town with Vera Cruz. Plans include a new Studebaker grain elevator at Whatton and coat sheds, signaling a broader boom in business and travel between the Old World and New West.
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Linn
Grove
Vera Crum
Studebaker Comyruny
Whatton
Lowde
New Was
Reporter Becomes Lawyer in Huntington Area
Charles Vauller, longtime Huntington paper reporter with The Huntington Herald, resigns to enter the legal field. He will begin practice in the new year and has his first court appearance scheduled for the January term.
Markle Third-Place Office Growth Praised
Postillaster Shidel ear celebrates the office's growth and a creditable showing for Markle as 2-Markle will be a third class office after this year. Dee and Markie are noted in the context of the improvement and achievement.
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Markie
Dee
Markle
Postillaster Shidel
Ear
First Funeral Held in Gott Rite Cathedral
Funeral services for Adam A. Bittinger were held Tuesday in the Scottish Rite Cathedral with Rev. L. S. W. Moff officiating. Interment followed at Lindenwood Cemetery. The Allen County Bar Association and Blackford Law Club paid tribute, praising his life as lawyer, husband, and father. A horse- drawn accident in Huntertown, Indiana, killed one horse and injured others.
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Adam A. Bittinger
Taunser
Ls W. Moff
Lar
al Lindenwood Collowort
Brel
Pheld
Bitlinger
Tts
Uba
Blackford Law Club
Glagkford Law Club
Oth
Willian
Rank Rulin
Ray McAdams
Burns Doneluss
Adam el. Billinger
Adam H. Billinges
Rinckford Law Club
Rue Fonds
Creery
Billinger
Alwas
Ehargeles
Wash money woes haunt a weary city court
H John Dellinger, arrested on South California street, admitted spending his wife’s wash money to drink. The judge suspended fines as his wife posted bond. a struggling mother, Bessie Krol, was sent to Home Mission after stealing $11. An old soldier, Frank Smith, faced charges but was released. Ira Rohner and Ira Dorr faced burglar and attempted burglary charges amid destitution claims. Robbery at Dave Randall’s saloon reported with $9.55 missing. doors were left open by a watchful patrol.
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Ele
Uriverin
Phese
H. John Dellinger
South Calhoun Street
Judec Skelton
Dellinger
Bessie Krol
Farry
Hust Creighton Avenue
Lens
Frank Smith
Hand Mirrac
Moyer
Hational Homie
Mar+ futt
Ira Rohner
Alien Dorr
Jast Washington Street
Harry Berkey
James Moward
Randall
Dave Randall
Duross
Hig
Rented to Gamblers Led to Raid in Huntington
Huntington Ind Dec 20 A warrant was issued Saturday and turned to Chief Howett for the arrest of John Miller owner of the building where five men were jailed Friday night for gambling. The affidavit charges Miller with renting a room for gambling and with letting the room to the current renter knowingly for that purpose.
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Huntington
Ind
Polles Chutes Howett
John Miller
Miller
Farm Sales Roundup Within Two Months Details Missing
A fragmented entry notes farm sales activity within the last sixty days. It lists monetary figures including 47,600.00 and 20,000.00 and references a large total around 6,500,008 but lacks clear dates or names. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the excerpt.
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Frederick A. Gook
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MR. Grige
Fort Wayne
Uney
Good Citizenship League
Weensing Board
Llosa
Gree
King Legpold
Leopold
Zokays
Nicaragua
Aeliya
Turthuy
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Crowkell
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van Lesty
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King Het
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House of Representatives
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Iminns
Rovner
Hater
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Gouslilmlal
Jayless
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Brewers
Piel
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Inye
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Doc Cook
Hull
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Will GE
Adam H. Bittinger
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Senrooder
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M A. Clem
Monroevilla
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