Cline Wins Allen County Democratic Primary Delegates
Cyrus Cline carried Allen county and Fort Wayne wards to win 37 of 46 delegates to the Kendallville convention. Judge Joseph W. Adair won 9 delegates while Fred L. Feick failed to secure representation. Cline claimed broad county support and anticipated 63 votes at Kendallville on April 16.
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Huntington Republicans Nominate County Ticket at Convention
Huntington Indiana March 23 Republicans of Huntington county in convention Saturday nominated a full county slate headed by representative E M Wasmuth and prosecutor George M Eberhart. Other nominees include sheriff Jacob E Davis recorder Howard D McClellan treasurer Arthur C Fast surveyor H E B Rutgers coroner Dr R Q Taviner and commissioners J W Howenstine and James I Heaston.
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Arthur C. Fast
H. E B. Rutgers
R. Q. Taviner
J. W. Howenstine
James I. Heaston
Fleming Uses Gun When He Was Attacked
Roderick Fleming deputy game warden from Fort Wayne shot William Deerwester on Eagle lake at Winona after Deerwester and Melvin Randels allegedly attacked him. Deerwester wounded in the left hip and confined two weeks. both men were arrested. Fleming’s use of force followed an oar strike that broke Fleming’s head. Deerwester was found to have a loaded shotgun in the boat.
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Soldier Dies in Fall in the Philippines
Robert T. Norris, a United States Army soldier from Convoy Ohio, died in an accidental fall in the Philippines on March 8 his neck reportedly broken. The family awaits fuller details as the body is prepared for return to Convoy for burial. Sheriff Grice has returned from Garrett where his daughter-in-law Mrs Vernon Grice has been ill for ten days.
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Fort Wayne arrest in Anderson mother murder case
Grover Blake 21, and accomplice Ozro Reynolds, both from Anderson, are arrested in Fort Wayne after a brutal New Year’s weekend murder of Blake’s mother Mrs. William M. Blake. Blake confessed to striking her with a hammer and stealing a large money bag and jewelry. Reynolds corroborated most details but denied direct involvement in the attack. Authorities traced them from Anderson to multiple towns as they fled with about $150 in cash, rings, and a watch.
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Anderson man sees murdered brother in jailhouse visit
Grover Blake, escorted by sheriff and police, viewed his brother’s body in a house visit. He did not speak during the trip or viewing but wept upon seeing his mother’s bruised face. Relatives attended including half sister Mrs Herman Brest who kissed him goodbye. Blake slept well and ate breakfast. he made no statement to contradict his Fort Wayne confession.
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Speculation on Bryan’s Senate Succession In Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida March 23 speculation runs as to Governor Broward’s choice to succeed United States Senator William J Bryan who died in Washington. Candidates named include Congressman Whit B Lamar John H Beard Albert Gilchrist and state senator Thomas West with ex senator Samuel Pasco likely to apply again.
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Jacksonville
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Santa Rose
Samuel Pasco
Senator William Bryan Dies in Washington at 32
United States Senator William James Bryan of Florida died at Providence hospital at 8:30 yesterday from typhoid fever. He served only 73 days since succeeding the late Senator Mallory, having spent 33 days ill. Born October 10 1876 in Orange County Florida Bryan studied at Emory College and Washington and Lee, practiced law in Jacksonville, and served as solicitor of Duval county before his Senate appointment. He was married to Janet Allen of Lexington Virginia.
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Maryland
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Fla
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Lexington
Koreans Attack Stevens at San Francisco Hotel
Four Koreans at the Fairmont attack D. W. Stevens, a Japanese council member, after a Korean society mass meeting. Stevens is shot twice, one bullet injuring his lung, and a Korean companion is wounded by a stray shot. A mob chased the assailant. Stevens, escorted by the Japanese consul, is hospitalized.
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Lee
Diplomat Durham White Stevens Shot in San Francisco
Washington reports that Durham White Stevens, a noted American diplomat, was wounded today in San Francisco by Koreans. Stevens began his service in the State Department and rose to prominent roles as confidential adviser to Japanese officials in Washington and Seoul.
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Sentinel called in as referee on family washing
A caller phoned The Sentinel asking if his laundry should hang out this afternoon. The newsroom explained they do not provide today forecasts and relayed that rain was predicted for tomorrow, then the caller explained a domestic quarrel over weather and washing.
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Physicians Defense to Buy White National Bank Building
The Physicians' Defense company is nearing purchase of the old White National bank building at Wayne and Clinton streets in Fort Wayne. They plan to add two floors to create a five story office building with elevators, modern offices, and space for the company's general offices. The deal, valued around 45000, is the city's largest downtown transfer in some time and is expected to close soon after two months of negotiations.
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Sadie Roudebush Wins Not Guilty Of Arrest Rights
Sadie Roudebush argues police cannot arrest her. Patrolman Johnson disagrees and she is taken to headquarters, pleads guilty Monday, paying $1 and costs with her husband covering the sum. Once known as Sadie Porter she has faced alcohol trouble, though lived a respectable life.
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