Republican convention aims for free unpartisan process
Former New Jersey Governor Franklin Murphy, as national committeeman, promotes a June convention in Chicago described as the freest and most untrammeled in party history. He says progressives and old Republicans will unite, with uninstructed delegates and no prearranged deals. Also notes births, illnesses, and local library events in the town.
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Chicago
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
National
Congress Hotel
Murphy
East
Republican Party
Chi Caeg
Wimple
Cat Heart
Pete
Perkins
Farm Deed Transfers Wanatah Property to Michigan Car Firm
Thomas Wonnelly and Mrs Leeds and Mrs Mullen share a third each in the Wanatah farm. Haskell Barker Car Company records deed with $4,832 revenue stamps claiming $4.832 million value for about 15 parcels and all appurtenances. Deed signed by W. J. McBride, president of Haskell & Barker.
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Wanatah
Thomas Wonnelly
Leeds ‘and Arts
Mullen
Mesdames
Leeds
the Herald
Trans- Hasket & Barker
W. J. McBride
Haskell & Barker Company
Joseph
Edward W. Schlene
Schlene
Kerschalske
Kerschafske
Candidates file for March primaries in Erie County
The list shows Democrat Daniel Vader and several Republicans including Carl Ahlgrim and Abram Logan filing declarations with County Clerk Bielefeldt for March primaries. Other candidates appear with the Secretary of State, and many more are expected to declare by February 5.
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Bielefeldt
Daniel P. Vader
Chris J. ‘Bielefeldt
Carl J. Ahlgrim
Abram L Logan
Carl Pusch
Harry M. Miles
John Hipp
Thomas F. Crumpacker
S. W.larsen
J. N. Kelly
Charles Shultz
Secretary of State
James F. Gallaher
J.C. Travis
L. E B. Kunkel
H. W. Worden
R. H. Moore
Ben Rees
Thomas M.herrold
Gus Krueger
E. A. Rowley
James Dilworth
John C. Richter
Laporte
Primary Law Interpretations Spark Debate Over Second Choice Votes
The state primary commission argues second choice votes apply to most nominations, but not for U S senator and governor, causing questions about inconsistent rules. Officials, party leaders, and county chairs seek clarity as ballots and filing deadlines loom, with Democrats, Republicans, and Progressives each to use colored ballots in the upcoming primary. Ben butterworth death noted in Laporte, and local officials report resignations and community updates as the town navigates regulatory interpretations and election preparations.
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Thie
Commission
United States
W. H. Thompson
W. W. Spencer
W. A. Bastian
Indianapolis
Ralston
Congress
Secretary of ‘State
Circuit Court
Interpretation Commission
Receiver Orr Takes Charge In Colborn Co. Proceeding
In Indianapolis federal court James H. Orr today assumed the receiver role for Colborn Co. after appointment by Judge Anderson. Orr replaces M. A. Cushman who briefly held the post. Cushman was appointed Wednesday by Judge Crumpacker at the request of S. W. Larsen, a local employee creditor. The Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co. of Wisconsin filed the bankruptcy petition in Indianapolis.
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Colborn Co
A. R. Osborn Company
Indianapolis
James H. Orr
Anderson
Orr
M. A. Cushman
H. L. Crumpacker
S. W. Larsen
Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company
Wisconsin
Fair Circuit Formed by Northern Indiana Associations
Nine northern Indiana fair associations met at the Oliver hotel in South Bend and formed the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Fair circuit. F C Mann of LaPorte elected president and J W Dorland secretary. The circuit aims to fix county fair dates with representatives from Crown Point Valparaiso LaPorte Goshen South Bend Kendallville Bremen Logansport Bourbon and other points listing scheduled dates and delegates.
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Crown Point
Fred Weber
A. N. Wagner
T. J. ‘Deitrick
Logansport
Je D. ‘Cuter
H Kammerer
A ‘Culcahy
Bourbon
We ‘Parks
Porter Grand Jury Ends Session with Indictments
The Porter grand jury, active since December, reported to Judge Loring and was dismissed. About fifteen indictments were prepared but sealed pending arrests. Jurors toured the jail, county farm, and courthouse, praising overall conditions but recommending repairs, a safer heating plant, and improved toilet sanitation.
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Porter
Loring
Court House
Funk
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Alaska
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Troy
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Clarence Hansford
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Westville Friends
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Henry Spitzer
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Lincoln Way
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Grand Circle
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Lewis
Order of Eastern Star
Pekin
TL. Cansler
James_ Herrold
Mexican
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Valparaiso
Indiana
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Starkey & Palen
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