Norris bill aims to remove politics from postal service
A Nebraska Republican proposal would set a ten year term for the postmaster general and transfer appointing power to the department head with civil service for all employees. It argues the postal system should run on a business basis, free from political removals. President Taft has hinted at broader classified service for postmasters, while discussions on wool vs steel schedules continue in Congress.
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Post Office
Congress
Representative Norris
Nebraska
Taft
Hannahn
Fort Wayne
Iim
Roosevelt Not a Candidate Says Leader Yet
The piece outlines a cautious stance on Colonel Roosevelt as a potential nominee. It notes Republican leaders acknowledge he may be asked to lead if party sentiment demands it, while many governors prepare to mobilize. It discusses Taft supporters, the money power theme, and Bryan’s persistent push for investigation into the money trust. It mentions Indiana and Ohio politics and hints at Champ Clark as an alternative.
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Taft
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Tle
la Follette
East
West
Indiana
Osborn, Hadley
Stubbs
Glasscock
Progressive Democrats
Starmon
Democratic Party
United States
Champ Clark
Ulster Orangemen Prepare as Tension Rises in Belfast
An article reports that Ulster Orangemen mobilize amid rising tensions before a supposed peace conference in Belfast. It notes warnings that no abdication occurs and observers fear a warlike drift while armistice efforts continue.
Fragmented Notice From Obscure Source
Fragmented OCR text references a rapidity related action and a school leader, with unclear details about timing and participants. No clear persons, organizations, or places are identifiable to form a proper summary.
Judge hears eminent domain for school addition case
In Superior Court Judge Edward O Rourke heard evidence in a condemnation suit by the school board to take 217 feet of Margaret Hamilton's property. W M Shambaugh and Ernest W Cook led lengthy examinations on need for extending the high school, crowding issues, and board actions. Three appraisers will value the property and report to the judge.
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Edward O’rourke
Margaret Hamilton
W. of Shambaugh
Ernest WW. Cook
Piers Veo
Feoline
Uie
Tech Circus
Oliver
Odeir
Earl Tate
Wester
Gustittied
Stegim
Voit Recorder
Will Ap
Gerald Flo
George Fy Mel Iuiliie
Duder Edward O'Rourke
Hamilton
R. Adden
Alden
Miss Hamilton
Lord
Margaret Mera
R. OB. Dreiselbiss
Levi M. Facks
Judge Delays School Extension Decision Over Property Description
Friday notes Judge Alden disputes the Hamilton property description for the high school extension. Judge O’Rourke did not issue a ruling. The complaint claims 217 feet are described, not 227, with no clear reason given beyond potential appeal concerns. The school board accepts 217 feet.
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Alden
Hamilton
O'Rourke
Tennessee Avenue Lridge
County Infirmary
Allen County
Bite Anthony Zunmermann Fix Daugster
Bor Pid
Jer Peerenis
Simone Tie Lees
Steward
Puy Oy Imis
A. He
Pti
Wwednesdia
Spi Karry Sprague
Lpl Steieder
Dan Clentens
Tlerman
Dirst
Court orders study of valuation in Hamilton homestead condemnation
In circuit court today John W. White Daniel L. Harding and William E. Leheman were appointed appraisers to assess the east Hamilton homestead parcel on Lewis street for a school enlargement. They report to Judge O Rourke in five days amid selection difficulties due to conflicts of interest. Daisy Bo Adams won a divorce decree along with an automobile and household goods.
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John W. White
Daniel L. Harding
William E. Leheman
Hamilton
Lewis Street
Theigh
O'Rourke
Daisy Bo Adams
Yaple Ina Club
Tillman Bo Adams
Juis Band
Mothe Sehnele
Theodore
Schnelle
Trier
Barbara Kroemer
The Colonel and His Candidacy
A satirical profile mocks the figure known as the Colonel as a perennial political candidate. The piece traces his declared and implied run for office across events, speeches, and public appearances, noting his readiness to be drafted and his ubiquitous presence in political life.
A Word for Marse Henry
Henry Walterson has led the Democratic party for over forty years, dedicating himself to great causes and offering wise counsel in emergencies without seeking reward. His integrity, sincerity, and devotion to the party are praised, with only mild critique of his actions during the Wilson canvass.
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Kansas City Star
Henry Walterson
Democratic Party
Anl
Colonel Watterson
Legal notices and court actions unfold in local docket
The court reports ongoing cases including a criminal defense, property seizure, and a divorce disputes. Parties named include Tania Poza Abeta Pladie and Reada, with actions such as defense readiness, license application, and council submissions. Additional items note articles of incorporation and a divorce threat, plus a default judgment for alienation of affections.
Committee Finds Candidate Not Qualified and Withdraws
Samuel L. Harper Morris and Fred B. Shoaf appointed a committee to examine him. They concluded he was not qualified and gave him the opportunity to withdraw his application, which he did.
Court orders condemnation of Hamilton homestead for Fort Wayne school
In circuit court Judge O'Rourke ordered the lot seized for the Fort Wayne school board and said three acceptable appraisers will be named soon. Appraisers must report in five days and possession will go to the board after tender of money. No appeal lies from the condemnation decision, but value may be appealed. Baumert will probate a will giving his estate to trusted care givers. The estate includes a house and lot on East Washington Boulevard valued at about $2.00.
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O’rourke
Fort Wayne
Hamilton
Margaret Hamilton
Baumert
Henry Baumert
Nickel Plate
City
Henry Crabner
Tim
Justice Grabner
Washington Boulevard
Widow of Michael Greach Distributes Estate to Relatives
The former widow leaves $10 to each child from her first husband and divides the remainder of her property in small sums among her relatives.
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Michael Greach
Tuesday Divorce Actions and Jury Draws Signal Court Terms
Amanda Jacobs accuses Moses Jacobs of neglect and abuse in a divorce suit seeking custody and 2000 alimony. Separately, jurors were drawn for February circuit court term with names from St Joe to Perry townships. Mary Caton seeks divorce alleging harassment and failure to provide. Audrey Castret ends lunch room romance with Archie Castret. she reclaims Mesa name and resumes ticket office work.
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Amanda Jacobs
Moses Jacobs
Circuit Court
Petit Furors
E. J. Miller
St. Joe Township
Peter F. Kyser
Lafayette
St. Louis
Emrick
Audrey Castret
Superior Court
Archie Castret
Mesa
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