Roosevelt and Taft feud outlined in Sentinel column
The column critiques Roosevelt and Taft campaigns, arguing for nationwide preferential primaries to restore party government. It praises the South Bend Tribune on its fortieth anniversary, lauding its journalism and community role, and muses on Antarctic exploration rumors surrounding Scott and Amundsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Tribune
Fred B. Miller
Elmer Crockett
Crockett
Fred A. Miller
Tribune
Sentinel
Indiana
Smoke Nuisance Pinpoints Fort Wayne Cooperation Needs
The Civic Improvement Association's technical committee seeks broad support to abolish coal smoke. Reducing smoke cuts fuel waste and costs, prevents corrosion, and lowers household burdens. The effort promises twofold benefits for Fort Wayne by easing expenses and improving living conditions through practical cooperation.
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Civic Ha Provement Association
Fort Wayne
Techmiead Committee
Moose Industrial School Planned for Fort Wayne
The formal lodge of the Order of Moose aims to establish an industrial school in central Fort Wayne. The local lodge has secured pledges and taken an option on a site, seeking general city cooperation to raise funds. The project promises educational benefits, regional influence, and potential economic development, urging Fort Wayne not to miss the opportunity.
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Fovmal Lodge
Order of Aloose
Creat
Auras
Fort Wayne
United States
Moose
Preferential primaries and Roosevelt Taft factions
The merits of the preferential primary in presidential contests lie not in current partisan divisions between Roosevelt and Taft factions but in its value as a measure of popular government. Colonel Roosevelt and his supporters advocate its use as a broader expression of public choice.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
Polar explorers duel over pole claims in heated memory
The article recalls Peary and Cook competing for polar supremacy as Scott and Amundsen vie for the South Pole. It notes Danish confirmation of Cook’s arctic reach, while British sentiment shifts from jealousy to disappointment in the Cook Peary rivalry.
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Peary
Doe Cook
Captain Scott
South Pole Towers
Amuundsen
Inttre
Arctic Pole
Great Britain
Winter hardships in mills prompt underwear shortage claim
A Philadelphia witness told a congressional hearing that children of operatives endured severe winter conditions without underwear. She cited 1179 workers with only four having underwear, noting these workers toiled in a woolen mill as Chairman Stanley pressed for smoother bill timing.
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Te Lawrence
Philadelphia
Stanley
You Gotta Quick Kickin My Dave Arrow
A quirky read notes a nation’s appetite for a rising craze and hints at contingencies where a fictional remedy becomes a countermeasure to a lively urban past time. The passage reads as a playful reflection on cultural wit and timing.
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Dave Arrow
Supreme court ruling risks public with price control over patented goods
The piece argues a Supreme Court decision granting patentees control over selling prices threatens public welfare. It decries Chief Justice White's minority view as warning of oppressive potential and urges swift congressional action to amend the law before further harm occurs.
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Supreme Court
White
Congress
Wight
Commission Finds Fault With Chicago Police Force
A commission or inquiry body reports ongoing issues within Chicago police. The repeated findings suggest persistent problems in conduct or efficiency, with calls for accountability and reform continuing as standard practice.
Roosevelt Republicans Elect District Organizer In Fort Wayne
Louis N. Litman of Lagrange was chosen district organizer at the Roosevelt Republican gathering in Fort Wayne. The meeting endorsed Roosevelt over Taft, aimed to mobilize six Indiana counties, and featured Col. Foster and J Roscoe Fertich among speakers. Fred Landis was absent due to his mother’s illness.
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Louis N. Litman
Lagrange
Roosevelt Republican
Fort Wayne
John Clapman
Columbia City
Rerick
E. V. Harris
W. C. Geake
Allen County
Litman
Roosevelt
Twelfth
Court House
Patt
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Dln. Foster
Lee J. Tfartzell
Charles S. Bush
J. Roscoe Fertich
Indianapolis
Landis
Fred Landis
Logansport
Austin W. Stulis
Chicago
Frederick Landis
Hartzell
Taft
A. Frisinger
Angola
Steuben
Louis
Fertich
Go Bowi
Indiana
Warren G. Sayre
Republican Party
Columbus
Uncle Sam
Bar
Germany
Bey
Counties to Organize For County GPA
AW. AL Relsex announced plans linking legal technicalities to a wall card concept aiding county governance. Counties arranged a timetable with Whitley Steuben Laurenc e Noble Prukiy and Aflen districts meeting in the evenings to perfect organization this afternoon.
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Pleeimy
Cag
AL Relsex
Daieiv
Jane Teothe
Mars
Cts
Tor Coutdy
Whitley
Steuben County
Antoinette Court of Foresters Instituted in St Mara parish
Twenty nine women of St Mara parish joined the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters forming Antoinette Court at St Mara's school. Mrs Rittman of Chiedou led the initiation with Neo STI as the new court, officers to be elected and installed tonight. Members listed include Mrs John McArdle and Mrs Thomas Ate Wieran among charter signatories. John McArdie named medical examiner for the city.
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St Mara
Dueve
Ot Foresters
Antoiette Court
Neo Sti
St. Marex’s
Bath
Resell. Rittman
Chiedou
Ehied
Onder
Rittman
Wes
Joseph Zurluch
Order
John McArdle
Thomas Ate Wieran
Frank Fuderspiel
Clem App
Martin App
Albert Alter
George Meyer
Leonora
Kahlbacher
Loretta Ankenbruck
Jarumn Kramer
Elenore Reinhard
Istella
Root
Mary May
Annie Raver
Rosella
Catherine Brown
Grice Barnett
John McArdie
Merdival
Fall on Sidewalk Causes Injuries to Miller and Pranger
Alan Miller of 1203 Staphlet street fractured a leg above the knee after a sidewalk fall and was taken to St. Joseph's hospital. Aged eight, Pranger of 1217 Ohio street also fell, suffering a deep scalp gash.
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Alan Miller
Staphlet Street
St.oseph’s Hospital
Pranger
Ohio Street
Money Hidden Under Coal Box Burned In Stove Incident
Charles Wybourn placed eighty dollars under a coal box wrapped in old newspaper to deter theft. Florence Wybourn moved the box while cleaning, swept out the contents onto a dustpan and burned them in the stove. Police were notified. she claimed not to have seen the money and suggested it may have already been burned.
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Charles Wybourn
Flor
Wybourn
Roosevelt campaign efforts organize district meeting in Port Wayne
The Roosevelts push campaign activity in Whitley county as district headquarters for the Twelfth District is to open in Port Wayne. Mir Stults and local leaders plan meetings and distribution of literature while allies prevail in organizing the Roosevelt movement in the city this week.
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Hoos Welt
Mir Stults
Tony Teoimake
Lagrane
Nanager
Mounkhiy
Port Wawie
Mir. Litiain
Roov Wandeel
Tagrange
WC. Gerke
Roosevelt Amen
Whitley County
William J Green 85 Suffers No Fracture After Fall
William J Green aged 85 suffered a fall at his son’s home at 1222 Washington Boulevard West. Doctors report no fracture of the right testicle and state he is not seriously harmed. Despite age, Green is described as remarkable and expects to be about again shortly.
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Mr. Taft
Taft
Taft Bureau
Gath
Askalon
Washington Way
Ananias Club
Stimson
Meyer
International Harvester
Chicago
Roosevelt
Dison
Middle West
George W. Perkins
Medill McCormick
Mr. Roosevelt
Perkins
Washington
Wall
Theo
White House
William J. Green
Dillas Foo Crreen
Washington Boualevard West
Former Columbia City resident dies in Iowa with varied wills
Mrs. Alex McTugh, formerly of Columbia City Indiana, died at her home in Sioux City Iowa. Early will named John Myers of Sioux City as sole beneficiary, later will left 200000 to John Royers and 50000 to another friend. Estate valued at 250000. No blood relatives.
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Columbia City
Ind
Mareh
Alex McTtugh
Sivas City
Iowa
John Myers
Sioux City
WE. Mivers
John Royers
Tits City
Couple Injured as Streetcar Strikes Buggy in City
Mr and Mrs Fred Bode living near the city were pitched from their buggy at the intersection of Clay and Columbia streets Saturday evening when a street car struck the conveyance. The buggy was wrecked but the couple escaped serious injuries.
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Fred Bode
Clay and
Columbia Streets
Bode
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