State Leaders Hear Hitchcock’s Views in Chicago Meeting
Frank Hitchcock head of the Republican National Committee leads a conference with state Republican leaders at the Auditorium Annex Chicago. Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Missouri and Wisconsin are represented with key committee members present. The group plans a voter poll data system and will review the new executive committee list as appointments are prepared.
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Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Auditorium Annex
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
National Committee
Messrs. FE. BE. Hart
M. R. Burnham
Charles Nagel
Alfred T. Rogers
Colorado Springs
Nebraska
William Hayward
Republican State Committee
Hitchcock
Judge Vesey Emerges as Potential Joint Senatorial Candidate
Local Republicans consider Judge W. J. Vesey of this city as a possible joint senatorial candidate for Allen and Adams counties to challenge Senator Fleming. Vesey has not formally accepted though leaders show confidence. Other names like C. R. Lane, Harry Hogan, and B. Paul Mossman were discussed but declined or refused. County party committees held a special session to plan campaigns with Republicans prepping a Bass building East Room headquarters and Democrats already set at Main and Harrison streets.
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Senator Fleming
Allen
Adams County
W. J. Vesey
Fleming
C. R. Lane
Harry Hogan
B. Paul Mossman
Mossman
Vesey
Bass
Main and
Clinton Streets
The
Daily News
Main
Harrison Streets
Inspector in Fort Wayne Avoids Loaded Cigar Prank
Ed S. Carver, meat inspector at Eckart Packing, earns a strong reputation in Bamaker for his jokes and a taste for the weed. Three loaded cigars were offered, two harmlessly, the last exploded, striking the boss on the cheek and injuring an employee.
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Columbia City Post
Ed S. Carver
Eckart Packing Company
Fort Wayne
Bamaker
Wolf Attack in New City Lands Real Estate Dealer Critical
Andrew Seroczynski of Gary was attacked by a wolf on Broadway in New City Hammond Ind. He lies in critical condition with severe leg injuries while doctors fear blood poisoning. Mayor Knotts and Police Chief Martin lead a posse in pursuit of the animal.
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Hammond
Ind
Andrew Seroczynski
Gary
Broadway
Calumet
Knotts
Martin
Notable Fort Wayne Native Seroczynski Moves to Whiting
The article notes Mr Serocynski is well known in Fort Wayne and recently moved from Gary to Whiting with his family. Son of Thomas Seroczynski, he formerly worked as a traveling agent and air brake inspector for the Wabash railroad before taking a real estate post in Gary praised for multilingual fluency. His family also has a son Rev Felix Seroczynski who pastors a Catholic church in Whiting.
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Serocynski
Fort Wayne
Gary
Thomas Serocynski
DeWald Street
Wabash Railroad
Whiting
Felix Seroczynski
Catholic Church
Former Governor of Tutuili in Fort Wayne Visit
Capt. C. B. T. Moore U S N recently relinquished Tutuili governorship to Capt. J F Parker and is en route to Decatur Illinois. He spent a vacation leave in Washington after a Fort Wayne stop and visited the naval recruiting station where Master-at-Arms Golden served under him.
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C. B. T. Moore
Tutuili
United States
Fort Wayne
Moore
Naval Service
Decatur
Ill
Tutulli
J. F. Parker
Washington
Pennsylvania Lines
Wabash Road
Naval
Government Building
Arms Golden
Milkmen to Test Milk Law in City Court
Milkmen delivering milk in the city face a test of the law requiring storage below 60 degrees. John Branhan will present the case before a city court jury on August 4. City inspector Dr. George Gillie and County Attorney E. G. Hoffman filed affidavits. the health department seeks proper milk conditions amid industry debates.
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John Branhan
Fred State
George Gillie
E. G. Hoffman
Man Hurt After Falling Pipe Piece on V8 Road
An unnamed man suffered a broken bone in his left foot when a sewer pipe fragment fell on it on V8 Road. The injury, while serious in pain, is not life threatening and the bone was set by responders at the scene.
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Hapmy
E- Ears
Chapman
Eee Avenue
Fort Wayne Sees Heaviest Rainfall in Years
In a 12 hour spell from 5:45 PM Thursday Fort Wayne received two inches of rain, the heaviest in years, flooding streets and basements, knocking telegraph lines, and taxing power and sewer systems while a fierce electrical storm raged and then eased by Friday. The system from Fort Wayne to Lafayette reported widespread impact with minor damage and no floods, as crops suffered wind damage and a horse waded a water-filled trench.
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Fort Wayne
O. E. Mohler
United States Weather Bureau
Robison Park
Spy Run Avenue
Knitters Avenue
Berghoff Brewery
Wabash Valley
Lafayette
Frank Hardy
Huntington
Interurban Company
Hardy
William Hamilton
Aboit Township
Opening of Gary harbor as iron ore ships arrive
Gary Indiana July 22 saw the iron ore laden steamer E H Gary enter the new harbor to a twenty one gun salute from the Wolverine and other lake vessels. John W Kern of Indianapolis, Democratic vice presidential candidate, spoke with congressmen Mann Crumpacker and Lake Carriers president Livingstone joining in the ceremonies. The event marked major steel production plans by United States Steel and a forecast of 1,000,000 tons of ore to be unloaded before navigation ends. Kern lauded Garys growth from pioneer tents to a potential second largest Indiana city and urged worker welfare and sanitary housing in the industrial expansion.
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Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Wolverine
Great Lakes
Dorothea
Tuscarora
South Chicago
Lake Michigan
West
Kern
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
James R. Mann
EB. D. Crumpacker
Congress
Calumet
William Livingstone
Detroit
Lake Carriers’ Association
The
Steel Company
Marine
Lake County
Steel City
Thomas E. Knott
Ike
Indiana
Chicago
Michigan City
Pittsburg
Whiting
Indiana Harbor
Grand Calumet
Illinois Drainage Canal
Mexico
Lightning Strikes Pennsylvania National Guard Camp
A violent electrical storm at Camp Hayes in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania killed three soldiers Corporal C Milton Garver James A Barbe and Clyde Morrison and injured nearly fifty others including women and children visiting the camp. Hundreds of tents were blown down and the trolley line to town was knocked out as guardsmen conducted a rapid search and treatment for the injured.
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Gettysburg
Camp Hayes
Nation Guard of
Pennsylvania
C. Milton Garver
Uniontown
James A. Barbe
Waynesburg
Clyde Morrison
Tenth Regiment
Guy Brsner
George White
Ernest Adams
Alva Baker
Arthur Kline
Charles Land
Thomas Hillman
Homer Bosley
Harry Elsner
Harry Applegate
Jesse Dougherty
Walter Fleéson
Jesse ‘McKanh
Oliver Moore
John H. Smith
Frank Smith
Decker
P. J. Gunbing
J. A. Saunders
Ben Christler
Christler
Morrison
Oscar Montgomery
Tingwell
W. S. Couch
William Huer
Cyrus Freeman
Oil City
Charles B. Mann
State Railroad Commission
Col. Good
Philadelphia
P. T. Weaver
Stuart
Cora Stuart
Harrisburg
Lechler
Barbe
Paul Neal
Bat‘tery
Garver
Aipan
Morrigan
Christier
Chhistier
Orphan's Home Outing Lets Fifty Youth Visit Park
Fifty Allen County Orphan's Home youths were taken to Robison Park last Friday in cars donated by local owners. The group enjoyed rides on the roller coaster and circle swing, plus theater admission, with return planned around five o'clock.
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County Orphan's Home
Allen County Orphan’s ‘Home
Robison
Sof Ries
Fort Wayne Man Repeats as National Walther League President
Prof Fred A Klein of Fort Wayne has again been elected national president of the Walther league at its Cleveland convention. Henry Pfeiffer Jr is chosen corresponding secretary, with John Renn of Huntington as recording secretary and R E Brauenlich of Buffalo as treasurer. Mrs Mary A Wilson, 75, dies at Logansport. she is mother of Hugh O Wilson, Fort Wayne Nickel Plate dispatcher.
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Fort Wayne
Walther League
Fred A. Klein
Cleveland
Klein
Zion Lutheran School
Force Street
Henry Pfeiffer, Jr
H. Pfeiffer & Son
John Renn
Huntington
R. E. Brauenlich
Buffalo
Mary A. Wilson
Logansport
Hugh O. Wilson
Nickel Plate Railroad
Lightning Claims Lieutenant in Second Storm Night
A storm on Tuesday night killed Lieut. Paul K. Morley of the First regiment while he performed regimental duty. The article notes seven or eight patients suffering from the heat.
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Paul K. Morley
Frech Bound 10 Die And He Finally Succeeded
Albert Frech a 49 year old Huntington druggist shot himself twice through the heart at his home after a day of worry over his affairs and a narcotic stupor recovery. His son Carl sleeping in the room did not reach him in time. He leaves four children and a brother Rev Theo Fred of Van Buren. Coroner records eight Huntington county crisis actions in thirty days.
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Huntington
Ind
Albert Frech
Carl
Fred
Theo Fred
van Buren
Huntington County
Morgan
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New Steel City
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Isla de Panay
Teneriffe
Cuba
Cadiz
Frech
Huntington Druggist
Bluffton Lodge of Odd Fellows
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Tri-State Trust Company
Tri-State
Tri-State Loan & Trust Company
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