Marshall Declines Chautauqua Lectures During Governorship
Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall says the next four years belong to the people and will not pursue a lecture tour. He declined an offer from the Chicago Lyceum Bureau to fill engagements previously arranged for the late Senator Carmack, stating he will serve Indiana and only accept such engagements if needed for his salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Marshall
Chicago Lyceum
Senator Carmack
Lyceum Bureau
Chicago Lyceum Bureau
Chicago
Co-Operative Lyceum Bureau
Omaha
Columbian Lyceum Bureau
St. Paul
Coit Lyceum Bureau
Cleveland
Catholic Lyceum Bureau
Chas. W. Ferguson
Chas. E. Bentley
Orchestra Building
R. Marshall
Indianapolis
E. W. Carmack
Tennessee
Chas
Charles W. Ferguson
Weak Heart Action and Dr Miles Cure Claim
The text discusses weak heart action caused by impaired nerve control and lists symptoms such as shortness of breath pain around the heart and palpitations. It promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a strengthening tonic for the nerves and heart muscle and includes a testimonial about stomach trouble misattributed to heart issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Governor-elect Marshall names Thistlethwaite private secretary
Indianapolis report confirms Mark Thistlethwaite, longtime Indianapolis News city editor, has been appointed private secretary to Governor-elect Thomas R. Marshall. Marshall, in Fort Wayne, praised the 30-year-old Democrat as loyal and capable, noting his deep state familiarity. Thistlethwaite, a Richmond native, met with Marshall at the Wayne hotel before returning to Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
Mark Thistlethwaite
Thistlethwaite
Indianapolis News
Marshall
Fort Wayne
Mr. Marshall
Richmond
Fort, Wayne
Wayne Hotel
Governor-Elect Marshall Hailed by Fort Wayne Masons
At the Scottish Rite banquet closing the convocation in Fort Wayne, Governor-Elect Thomas R. Marshall received an unprecedented ovation from about four hundred Masons. Toastmaster E. G. Hoffman introduced him as just Tom Marshall while the crowd surged to its feet amid thunderous cheers. Marshall delivered a thirty minute address and expressed deep appreciation for the fraternal greeting. Other speakers included Judge R. K. Erwin, William Geake, Stewart McKibben, and Frank E. B. Herring of South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Fort Wayne
Marshall
E. G. Hoffman
Tom Marshall
Mr. Hoffman
Mr. Marshall
R. K. Erwin
William Geake
Stewart McKibben
Frank EB. Herring
South Bend
Loyal Legion Forms Twelfth District Branch at Auburn
Former army officers from Fort Wayne organized the Twelfth district branch of the Loyal Legion at an Auburn meeting on November 16. Fort Wayne becomes headquarters and a banquet with state officers is anticipated. All counties except Whitley were represented.
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Twelfth Congressional District
Auburn
Twelfth District
Loyal Legion
Fort Wayne
Scott Swann
Indiana Volunteers
W. A. Kelsey
John W. Sale
Twelfth
Whitley
Noble County
Walter Zeller and Wheeler charged in Read murder in Vineland
The Vineland district reels after the murder of 75 year old William Read. Walter Zeller 19 and Cline Wheeler 20 confess to planning the killing to steal Read’s money. Herbert Grigg 19 implicated, fled, later missing. Read was shot and beaten in his room last Friday. Wheeler fired the fatal shot. Zeller claims no part in the murder. The missing $1500 and motive of robbery loom over the case.
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Vineland
N. J
Walter Zeller
Cline Wheeler
William Read
Zeller
Wheeler
Herbert Grigg
Read
William E. Cooper
Young Zeller
Hallowe'en
Cline
Herbert
Grandpop
Grigg
Walter
Lore
Spencer
Cooper Barn
Boarding House Raid Leads to Immoral Conduct Charges
Edward Mahon and Thomas Rogers along with Mabel and Mary Carl Hunter faced arraignment for immoral conduct after police raided a boarding house at 2:80 in the morning. Mrs Brown, charged with harboring immoral characters, was also arrested as officers detained five individuals connected to the case.
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Brown
Mahon
Hallie Otto
Otto House
Sneider
Ohio
Edward Mahon
Thomas Rogers
Mabel
Mary Carl Hunter
Mrs Brown
Clinton and
Chestnut Streets
Mary Hunter
Rogers
Mabel Hunter
Mrs. Brown
Young Property 3 Assured as a New Home
The Keketonga Golf club expects to buy George Young property four and seven tenths miles southwest of the city for a new home. The $9,500 option will be taken before month end as $25,000 fundraising nears completion with only $3,000 remaining. A Wayne club meeting gathers reports, and new member recruitment shows strong progress. Prize winners for golf and tennis include W. S. Ralston, Stephen Trentman, Mrs. F. C. Seelhoff, Miss Katherine Hoffman, Ben Woodworth, and Guy Perfect.
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Keketonga
Wayne Club
C. D. Tillo
W. S. Ralston
Stephenb. Trentman
F. C. Seelhoff
Breen
Katherine Hoffman
Ben Woodworth
Emily Hoffman
Guy Perfect
Huntington
Fletcher to convert Everett homestead into suburban home
Harry P. Fletcher purchased the old Everett homestead on Broadway near Maple for 6500 dollars. He plans to convert the nearly two acre property into a suburban home for his family. current occupant is Joseph H. Bilderback. Sale handled by Isaac d Isay agency.
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Harry Fletcher
Old Everett
Broadway
Everett
Maple Avenue
Harry P. Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
Joseph HH. Bilderback
Isaac d’Isay
New Haven Meat Market Sold to Bolyard & Sons
John and George Hazelet have sold their meat market and grocery in New Haven to C. W. Bolyard and Sons who will operate the business going forward. John Hazelet, previously the Republican nominee, exits the business.
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John
George Hazelet
New Haven
German People Distrust Ruler Amid Imperial Doubts
Berlin reports nearly universal distrust after the emperor’s pledge to honor constitutional limits. Reichstag debates arise as provincial press question sincerity, while Von Buelow defends increased revenues and praises British and French sinking fund methods. He notes Germans seek quiet but resist higher taxes.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Reichanzeiger
Reichstag
Germany
Bavarian Public Reaction Weighs After Von Buelow Interview
Munich observers deem the Tuesday meeting between Chancellor Von Buelow and Emperor William a partial failure. Publics in Bavaria await months to see if imperial policy will shift. Bavarian papers criticize the audience and fear foreign policy direction.
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Munich
von Buelow
William
Bavaria
Bayerischer Kurier
Bundesrath
Munich Zeitung
Praise for the Kaiser in Augsburg Report
The Abend Zeitung says Emperor William has shown deeds better than words and that his acts reflected significant self denial.
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Augsburg
Abend Zeitung
William
Postal Job Qualifiers Reach Fort Wayne Roster
Result of the October 7 civil service exam in Fort Wayne lists candidates for clerks and carriers who qualified for post office appointments. The roster shows names, addresses, and scores with clerk and carrier standings, indicating future vacancies will be filled from this pool.
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Fort Wayne
Bernest
A. ‘Warner
West Jefferson
Cassimir B. Magers
Hillside Avenue
Leon P. Diamond
Wayne Street
Edwin A. McEldowney
West Main Street
Nathaniel B. Kennedy
Homer B. Smitley
Harrison Street
Elmer F. Stoll
Lewis Street
Arthur F. Alman
Maumee Avenue
Carriers—Wilson
F. Yarian
Sa‘villa
Ralph. Watts
Harry
Dr H C Wells Fort Wayne Specialist Offers Free Consultation
Indiana physician Dr H C Wells advertises as the most successful specialist with an up to date office in Fort Wayne. He invites patients with chronic and obstinate diseases to seek free consultation, promoting experience in cancer goiter tumors ulcers stomach and bowel troubles liver kidney bladder skin and rectal diseases heart throat lungs catarrh deafness eye ear diseases and general weakness in men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
H. O. Wells
Doctor Promises Painless Treatment for Diseases of Men and Women
A practitioner advertises comprehensive care for male ailments including syphilis stricture gleet nerv ous debility weakness discharges varicocele hydrocele prostatic diseases rupture facial eruptions and piles. He claims superior non surgical painless methods for women’s sexual health and guarantees helpful, curable results with no misleading statements.
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United States
Piles and Rectal Disease Treatment Claimed by Fort Wayne Specialist
An advertisement from Fort Wayne claims Dr. H. O. Wells can cure chronic piles and rectal diseases without operation. The piece quotes testimonials from veterans, farmers, and professionals praising his nonoperative approach and urging sufferers to consult him.
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Fort Wayne
A. B. Payton
H. O. Wells
J. C. Lawrence
Whitley County
Co. Lawrence
Columbia City
Fred Berg
Sriplopas
R. R
Emmet Swan
Allen County
Wella
A. L. Hyre
John Steck
Montpelier
Ind
John Z Steck
B. M. Wiley
Local Names and Addresses Listed
A table of listed individuals and addresses appears, detailing their names including Walter H. Lutty William F Thompson D A Edwin Goeglein Joseph A Carl William H Lenz Dewey B Dillon Nelson Garwood Jacob G Horn and Jesse E Mills along with street numbers and city area references such as Fort Wayne Lagrange and R F D No 5.
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Jacob G. Horn
Putnam Street
Jesse E. Mills
East Jefferson Street
Taft Hurt in Wacky Bridge Collision with Dogs
Fos ter Waist manager Frank L Taft sustained abrasions to face and hands after crossing Lakeside bridge Wednesday evening when two dogs playing rammed him and knocked him down. Eyewitness A D Worden and Emil Anthes will compete on Thanksgiving Day for the city billiard championship.
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Frank L. Taft
Foster Waist
Taft
Lakeside
A. D. Worden
Emil Anthes
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Latrict
New Jersey
Adolph Peterson
John Williams
Hive
Judge Skelton
Young Property
Golf Club
Kaiser
Dr.h.c. Wells
Alford B. Payton
Polk St
Fort Wayne, Ind
G. Geiger
Huffman
Frank Small
Wells
A. J. Smith
Bluffton
F. D. Hasty
Fred P. Berg
Montgomery St
M. D
S. F. Sutton
H.O. Wells, M. D
East Berry ST
City Hall Corner
Castoria
F. L. Taft
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