Gift corn to China ready for shipment from Wabash
April 1 report from Wabash County notes local drive collectes gift corn for shipment to China. The China relief committee will depart Saturday morning with workers and church donations tallied. County ag agent Harry Royer says volunteers and pastors aided the drive, with churches pledging multiple bushels each as shipments are prepared for departure.
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Wabash
Tnd
Sedar
la Narry L. Royer
Wabash County Agriculural Association
Wmi Beery
Whitt
Wien
Iberts
Fragmented Speeches on Railroad Labor and Authority
The text outlines a heated dispute over railroad labor conditions and management power, invoking government and corporate authority. It references the railway executive, wage issues, and potential referendums, with mentions of employers, engineers, and labor actions amid broader political pressures. The prose is fragmentary but centers on authority, wages, and worker conditions in the railroad sector.
Water referendum debate cited by Republican official
The Journal-Gazette reports D. Lars Dous las, a Republican critic, claims the party dodges the water question by urging a referendum vote. He argues the issue is misrepresented and warns of legal and financial consequences for city paving expenses tied to the referendum process.
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Pirazies
Lars Douslas
Rypciblican
Journal-Gazette
Macrn
Makina
Danley
Johnson Attacks Colombian Treaty in Senate Push
Fragmented transcript shows Senator Johnson denouncing the treaty as a threat to economy and national treasury. He lashes out at ratification opponents and warns against alien revenue and foreign influence while urging restraint and fiscal prudence. A tense scene follows with other senators debating the treaty’s merits and potential consequences.
Gonzales Heads New Mexico Revolt Leader Shown
Fragmented OCR text describes a Mexican political revolt with figures like Gonzales and General Gometea Wen. It mentions neutrality, authority claims, and references to Laredo Texas, Carranza era turbulence, and a rebel army. The source is garbled but centers on leadership and conflict in New Mexico and Mexico during revolution.
Wild session marks last scene of bill
A heated House session features sharp exchanges over a revenue bill. Lawmakers accuse the chamber of violating the constitution as statements from members imply the bill was originated in the Senate and blocked from amendment, signaling potential procedural collapse.
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Bill
Fragmented political clash over amending the poles and restoration
The report traces a heated debate among Republicans and Democrats over amending a restoration bill, with Mr Forney defending no amendments and unions pushing to block plans. It notes protests, parliamentary tactics, and discussions aimed at preventing restoration and protecting private interests amid mounting pressure.
Streets of Potsdam in Mourning Arrives at Park
The procession to a city temple marks the burial of a noted figure. Citizens gather along the tree lined avenues to mourn, while religious and civic leaders prepare services and tributes. The scene reflects a somber state event with public grief and ceremonial observance.
Labor Board Rules In Favor Of Rail Workers Victory
Ralirand executives claim the labor board ruling secures workers economic rights and broad industrial law. Board decisions uphold unions on transport and rail industry matters, enabling individual railways to negotiate terms with their own employees while setting a framework for broader industrial relations.
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Ralirand
Mae
Eniwey
Labor Board
Brant
F. PF. Whiter
Association of Railway Executives Conference
Davie
Rangi
Ridicules Stand of Govt in Cable Case
A jumble of garbled OCR text presents no clear facts. The fragment suggests criticism of government positions in a cable case but lacks coherent names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a specific event or quote. No verifiable details are readable from the supplied excerpt.
Steel price shifts ripple through U S Steel rivals
April report from New York notes spiraling steel price signals amid announcements by United States Steel and independents. Buyers show little new demand while several mills hint at resuming operations and potential wage talks stir unease. Freight rates and sheet steel prices fluctuate. independents slash prices as the market eyes stabilization.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Vider Steel
Mits
Slites Steel Corporation
Hu Corporation
Trent
American Sheep and Tinmate Company
United States Stent Corporation
Tibet
Camhset Steel Pipe Series
Attorney General Change Opinion on Elector Election
A garbled OCR style note discusses shifts in opinion by the Attorney General and references election officials. It mentions a Waterville or similar locale, a council or board member, and asserts changes around the tabulation and verification process. The text is fragmentary but indicates a political or legal decision affecting an election outcome or procedures.
Quality and Service Count Feist Dry Cleaners
Feist Dry Cleaners announces Quality and Service Count with contact phone 1592. A social event at Yeomin Tech 212 West Wayne on Saturday features a dance, refreshments, and an enrollment of cards for members. the evening includes a formal program and hosted by the Coimbra Court of Honor.
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Quality and Service Co
Feist Dry Cleaners
Coimbra
Yeomin Tech
West Wayne Sitert
Rugs in all sizes and colors at Foster's
Fort Wayne area news item notes a May event honoring a local figure and mentions a slate of 400 candidates. The text appears garbled but references a formal gathering at a house on April 17 and stresses local regard for a person named George.
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Foster’s
Fort Wayin Moose
Ie Meuse
Heorge
Flick Floral Co Saturday Specials Draw Customers
Flick Floral Co offers roses at one dollar per dozen spring flowers at one dollar per dozen blooming plants at one dollar each. Located at 207 West Berry Street, phone 467. Rain forecast continues cool trend across the weekend with unsettled weather.
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Flick Floral Co
West Berry Street
Police Lieutenant Lockwood Exposed by Police
Police report alleges Lieutenant Herbert Wood and Lockwood deserted from the army. An investigation notes Lockwood left the army October 21, 1918, and may have used a counterfeit discharge. He is said to have bought an army uniform and claimed royal Canadian forces service, while a dispatch lists dishonorable discharge.
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Lerburt Lorkwood
Aliay Herter
Wood
Desyrter
Army
Fort Wayne
Lockwood
Wayne
Wien
Nicbr
Peter Junk
Lustheig Burseau
Iniruet
United States Army
Klerbert Wood
Herbert Wood
Herbert Luckwood
Alten Ty Pouce
Lowkwaon
Juthu
Tmertlon
Yale
Dunk Alwe J
Slater
Royal
Canadiia
Galtea States Army
Pirhinn
Lyeultery
Bnd
Gang of Train Climbers Split by Court Fines
Ton Brown, L Watson, Siele, UW Vick, and J B Goodman were taken to court by railway detectives on charges of train climbing. They were fined amounts ranging from $1 to $9 and released on payment, with the case adjourned to a later date.
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Ton Brown
L. Watson
Siele
UW Vick
J. B. Goodman
Chargn
Rdroad
Bneq Ly Pulles Court
Ang
Wnex
Jone Gates
Police Notes On Duty In St Joseph Hospital
Ommecar Roberts, confined at St Josephs hospital after an accident in which he was shot during target practice, will be released within the port days. Frank Wirtzell, recently operated on, is recovering at home. Albery Brinkman, Chiries Elsen hut, Zwick and Bartzell named as Members of the rallies by the Mratecnal Order of Poltre.
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Himereen
Dar Daghaton
Chisage
Alin
Nilse
Ainergi
Eaman
Abe
Ued Vnturol
Darilig
Eas
Leleron Bolle Kaine
Corrie
Sanirie
Caleaga Newmon
Hollen
Trehatt
Registera Mall
Ommecar Roberts
Soseph’s Hospital
Aoime
Hey
Target Prieties
Eberts
Laughs Lead to Freedom in Prison Court Friday
Seamares, arrested for intoxication, was released Friday morning in county court after a lighthearted appearance. He had a long nine hour hangover and faced a severe reprimand for his conduct.
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Pglise Court
Seamares
Wan
Priday
Seemarez
Gourt
Slugging Reported at Fort Wayne Store Entrance
Georgy Pzchatt proprietor of Te Fort Wayne Inn store reported to police that he was assaulted and knocked down as he entered the feature Thursday evening.
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Georgy Pzchatt
Te Fort, Wayne
Pilign
Fragmentary street attack tale follows broken OCR
A jagged OCR line reports an attack near a store with references to individuals Tim, Winn, and Tsuboi, but the text is garbled and many names and details are unclear. No verifiable outcome or full sequence of events can be established from the fragment.
Continuance Sows Tension Among Utilities Workers
A garbled report suggests tensions rising within workers at a gas company as continuance talks proceed. Names appear distorted, but the piece hints at firings or disputes involving current employees and management. No clear dates or locations are readable.
Arrested Driver Pleads Guilty For Operating Vehicle While Intoxicated
Rod Yates was arrested Thursday for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and sentenced to a fine of 40 dollars plus costs. He appeared in court Friday morning before Judge Mungovan and received the judgment after returning from overseas service.
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Rod Yates
Mungovan
Yates
Lirat Allen
Funeral notices for Gerad Suman G
Funeral details list a home service at 25 Wrat Muir rirvet with a 2:00 PM ceremony. A flag ceremony and burial at Liedenwaart cemetery are noted, followed by additional service mentions at New Goo Uark and Linenwind centers.
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Gerad
Suman
Thy Wontan
Waller Corps
Hey
Ty Ff
Lotte
Liedenwaart
Anna
Funen
Fort Wayne Diocese Generous to Ireland
Fort Wayne Diocese pledges aid to Ireland with a donation amounting to 9024.62 dollars as church officials, including Bishop Militory, express gratitude and reinforce prayers for clergy and faithful. A circular from the prelate directs parishes to follow the appeal and maintain generosity amid broader religious solidarity.
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Fort Wayne
Ireland
Port Wayne Women to Hear Dr Barker on Mothers Relation
The local Woman's Club league schedules a two o clock Wednesday April 20 meeting at the Wrelininater church in Port Wayne. Dr Charles J Barker health authority will speak on A Mother's Relation to Daughters The Rotary Club arranged to bring Barker to town and invite all mothers who wish to discuss intimate family topics in a women only session. The club members will share in the afternoon program and all mothers are invited to attend.
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Port Wayne
Wrelininater
Charles J. Barker
Eminent Health Authority
Berker
Fort Wayne
Ann
Barker Syndles
Pairing of Gompers Aide to Mrs. Glewya Napwcheler Married
In New York April, Samuel Gompern, president of the American Federation of Labor, announces engagement to Mrs. Gortede Glewya Napwcheler of the city. The ceremony is planned for the upcoming Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Rev. E. W. Averill will lead the Y M C A Men’s meeting titled Significance of the Lord's Day.
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New York
Samuel Gompern
American Federation of Lagar
Tenight Warrior
Gortede Glewya Napwcheler
Lao Plage
E. W. Averill
LODGES EAGLES' PRESIDENT IN PATRIOTIC TALK
Elbert Weed of Oshkosh Wisconsin, lodges fraternal order speaker, urges 100 percent Americanism and loyalty to Old Glory. He denounces anarchists and treason while praising deportation of enemies, recounting order's history and growth to 550000 members with 2.8 million in population.
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Eagles
Redg
Shent
Conle
Dong Hills
Urgpo Feom
Harding and
Wilgon Adroiniz Traliors
Nis
Vntliors
Elbert 2. Weed
Oshkash
America
Adit
Snerker
Old Glory
Imortea
Josh
Exgiva
Shriners Visit Elks to Aid Local Fun Makers
Shriners visit Elks to assist in a community event as thousand attend the week’s activities. The program includes a Friday evening gathering with entertainment and the Value Trio, with Sindy Evans and Mrs Evans due to participate. Local dignitaries and other organizations join in supporting the fundraising efforts for the community’s planned celebration.
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Shriners
ELKS
ALU Membership Drive Closes With Banquet in Kentucky
A banquet held Friday evening by the American Insurgents Union honored the drive team and featured Dr Hagling of California as a guest. The event celebrated the drive’s progress and showcased drillwork of the organization’s members.
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ALU
Ta Ky
D. Halt
Amerleay Insurganen Union
de. Hagling
Calinthne
Deter
Rhe Anice
Taney ‘Yarmetions
Membership Drive Ends With Saturday Initiations
After a successful membership push, the drive closes with Saturday initiations. Officials announce prizes for winners and members, with an entertainment event at the Veteran’s Hall. Community members are invited to attend the celebration and awards.
Acme Paint Store Ad Highlights Opening Next Saturday
The notice promotes an opening at Acme Quality Paint Store with free Varne Lac samples for ladies and a Studebaker truck for sale. Foster's is mentioned as well.
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Acme
Quality Paint Store
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