Indiana Counties Limit Saloons Under Practor Law
The Practor law prompts Indiana counties to curb saloons, many fixing a maximum of one saloon per thousand residents. South Bend and Lafayette area counties show cities with large populations yet move to restrict licenses, anticipating a drop from about two hundred saloons to around fifty five in South Bend. The trend aims to shrink outlets and curb over-saturation, with counties already prepared to tighten ratios further.
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Indiana
St Joseph
South Bend
Grantwich
Marion
Tippecanoe
Lafayette
Delaware
Mirncie
Blintington
Huntington
Jefferson
Atadison
Marin
Timitom
Muncie
Emd Bhuntington
Arbor
Tori Wayne
Taft and Congress Fight Over Extra Session Call
Histories record President Taft pressing for a special session as reluctant lawmakers debated necessity. Senators argued the move could shape Canadian reciprocity and the Payne-Aldrich tariff, while critics accused the president of nerve issues and partisan leverage to push a favored bill.
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Tafttal
Abent
Lufthark
Jy Allancans
Taft
Washington
Havy
Jor House
Opinion Election Results Undered New Law Offer Caution
The article reviews option election results across Indiana after the new law, noting majorities for saloon retention in Wabash Huntington Marion and others while smaller towns like Delphi Greencastle Tipton Noblesville showed tighter margins. It discusses implications for the state’s sentiment toward licensing and notes the Senate failed to advance a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of United States senators.
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Opi
Meir
Ver
Huntington
Marion
Rokonin
Fverdall Ville
Rushville
Nereville
Siely
Greg
Delphi
Greencastle
Tipton
Noblenville
Renained
Dey
United States
Senate
Aithorph
Senate to Approve Resolution on Ratification Amid Doubtful Support
The next senate is expected to adopt the resolution and see the amendment ratified by most states. JL J has campaigned long to reach this point, but the senate halted on Monday when the key roll call was registered. The text is likely to prevail.
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Senate
Fifty years since Lincoln sworn in amid nation’s gloom
A reflection on March 4 fifty years ago when Abraham Lincoln took the oath to serve as president amid fear of Civil War. The piece recalls secession moves by Florida Georgia Alabama Texas and South Carolina and Lincoln’s resolve to preserve the union through four brutal years. Lincoln’s faith in a union government of the people remains central to the dramatic burden he bore.
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Abraham ‘Lincels
Washington
Hir
United States
Lincoln
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Confederate States of America
South
Abraham Lincntn
Naigaral Urere
Lineal
Hee
Abraham Lincoln
Ian
Indiana to vote on new constitution proposal
The governor signed a bill to submit a new Indiana constitution to voters. Supporters hail progressive reforms while opponents call it revolutionary and warn of hidden interests. Voters will have time to study the draft before deciding its fate.
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Indiana
Tris
End of a turbulent Sixty-First Congress amid clashes and reform
The Sixty-first Congress ends amid loud filibusters and stalled progress as Republicans defend the Payne-Aldrich tariff while Democrats gain influence. The era is marked by reactionaries, efforts to curb trusts, and a shift toward a people’s government with a new Congress expected to meet President Taft’s reformist aims.
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Senate
House
Putahnast
F Gannunim
Congress
Tee de Tenet Anil Bamilions
Representative
Goverment
Dnaste
United States
Freshtent
Tait
Ew Congress
Allen County Courts Under Scrutiny in County Books Audit
Deputies from the Indiana accounting department arrived in Fort Wayne to audit county government books starting with the county clerk’s records. The inspection, the second visit, aims to review offices in the county courthouse and could extend through all departments, though specifics remain undisclosed. County officials, including County Clerk William i Gerding, expect the audit to reveal beneficial findings and to clarify past irregularities in the books.
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Henges and Johnson
Indiana Accounting Department
Wayne Todas
Hey
Wien
Couch House
Fort Wayne
Trumtren
William i Gerding
Anno ‘Thomax
Charles A Hobinson
Tim
Bni- Jon, Hoffman & Rumberg
Campbell
Helena Campbell
Harry H. Mugetanne
Court hears case over eight hundred fifty dollars seized
In circuit court Thursday Henry Kamar linked to a robbery attempt at Unt Centuves hotel building where Rogermann and Buesebing accuse him of seizing 850 dollars. He allegedly hid the cash in a temporary office and offered 100 dollars to reimburse the Arm for the loss. Witnesses relate prior trouble and the case involves claims of abandonment and support failures among several parties including a minor injury case.
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Sherman Yer
Rogermann & Buesebing
Unt Centuves Hotel
Nultding
Sakerweet
Wee Fatlre
Henry Kamar
Tndge O'Rourke
Ben Jonve
Hat Ik
Bowser & Ch
Welle
Failura
Wale Sanders
Max Sanders
Ake Anghelow
Fray of court actions includes injuries and restraining orders
Frayed records show Sturey Plasgh suing Fort Way at Dll and Pawap for 2600 damages over a worksite injury blamed on an unguarded saw. Frank Wagner freed on bond after assault charges. Kipp seeks restraining order to bar wage theft. a divorce case cites alleged insult to honor and child welfare.
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Sturey Plasgh
Supering
Fort Way
Dll
Pawap
P. A. Colerick
Wagner
Frank Wagner
Aily Court
Relmine Inday
Hs Hom Wa
Herman Tonp
Wite
Kippfeomioli
Rinehart
Kiopfeneinai
Georur Mason
Springfteid
Shemee
Jooch Traction Company
Peraan
Jumlods
Phil H. Coldeick
Rju Cammila Toytans
Poel Wayne
Hilebeste
Antag Ain
Cnihouna
Tha
Hindley Trial Report Misreadings and Confusing Court Notes
Saturday Hindley faces charges in a muddled court record. Jensa Ostract and Muh allege soilings while details of Tue EO mitke and The ae Tense are unclear. Prosecutors claim two convictions may stem from uncertain evidence.
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Hindley
Tawin
Eonylce Hou
Etvcutt Court
Delegation presses action after ruling with city concerns
A Monday meeting saw a women’s rights delegation urge O Rourke to pursue the ruimia issue in Gilis City. They accused officials of improper breeding plices and asked him to target Keenan while keeping minors out, following Loui Sharkman’s Saturday conviction and a deputy prosecutor’s involvement.
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O'Rourke
Gils City
Keenan
Arnadeneanura
Loui Sharkman
Harry Higwawan
Hu Xan
Uni
King
Fort Wayne
Bayer
Grand Jury
Rautherine Mills
Hurry Mile Amd Nilegne
Hey
Lang Perinds
Tiny
FAG Hnl
Meadamy Aid Witt
Doantr Roos
Tina
Harry Row
Allewes
Morry Beavin
County Adtornies BG Softniih 1o day tamed ayer
Local county attorneys discuss a ten day period for filing applications and petitions under the new law. The article cites three types of authorizations for individuals and cooperatives and outlines procedures, deadlines, and expected quotas. Delays have affected hearings and remits, with up to 1,000 projections in play.
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Enni
Vo Hndness
Aeni
Porry
Boyd
Maren
Rose L. Darby
Ethel Terby
Grextiine
Baldwin
J. Baldwiny
Tne
Sheena
Bakurday
Chemlet
Ane Munsad
Roselin
Niled
Artin
Fort
Wayne Mokor Car Company
Jmyr
CR. Danvine
Herbert B. Pullenwided
Hawani Morrison
Local notes from Hinesttostin and surrounding area
Ten, Thad and others in the Vicinity report a Sunday landing and various social visits. References include Pope and wife of Marion Inn hosting an art opening, Bundity plant activity, and multiple family and friend visits across McComb Big Haplin and nearby towns.
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Furmbly
Hinesttostin
Ula
Suniay
Mas
Pope
Marion
Inn
Amd
Geng
M. B
McComb
Big Haplin
Mich
Jerry Klopfenateln
Ay Sowlacs
Slater
Mrac Berd
Mowly
Simmuel Hyers
Mira
Marriage Licenses Recorded Amid Unclear Names and Ages
Fragmentary entry lists multiple couples with ages and occupations in a storm of garbled names. Some lines reference farmers and laborers and various locations, but many names and places are unreadable, leaving uncertain identities and jurisdictions.
Fragmented Birth Notices From City Column
Incomplete local notices list births to multiple families with addresses such as 608 Kinamed Avenue and 1809 Fox Avenue. Names are garbled and inconsistent, but indicate new sons and daughters born to several couples in the community. The form resembles a birth notice snippet from a period newspaper.
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Binth Record
Foen
Bors
John Pals
Broadway
Ane
Inhn Miluhi
Kinamed Avenue
Agenn, Tien
Abert Toryskinson
Booth Wayne Avenue
Hénry Hess
Fox. Avenue
New Clothing Store to Open in Kendiliville
A new clothing store is planned in Kendiliville with Kehdalvthe, Toth, Myrch Tombeteh Hunt and other designers preparing a showroom. The store will relocate its stock and welcome guests as it moves operations to a new location in April.
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Kehdalvthe
Toth
Myrch Tombeteh Hunt
All Nostetitee
April
Dlr
Huntter
Kendiliville
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