Fore women work rights spark wage fine rescinded
A local union official asserts forewomen have the right and are required to work, rescinding a $1 fine for trimming a hat. He quotes that many foremales perform supervisory tasks and must be allowed to assist in production. The action ends a threatened strike by sixty women.
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Wabash
Samuel Coperk
American Weateretun
Luber
Delteton
Toner Duit Gutary
Nolban
Election Inspectors to Meet Tomorrow at Court House
Election inspectors assigned to serve at the primaries will gather in the court house assembly room tomorrow to receive ballots and obtain instructions under the new primary law. County officers meet in the afternoon and city precincts in the evening. Louis C Schroeder of the Democratic central committee has a desk in Frank J Belot's Bank Block office for the week.
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Ofleere
Court House
Louis & C. Schroeder
Democratic Catlety Central Committee
Frank J. Belot
Weel
Reg‘ular
BS Soo
Guitabje
Court activities report include burglary conviction and partitions
Thomas Partington convicted of burglary. sentenced to the state reformatory for ten to twenty years by Judge O'Rourke. In Miller vs Nall, commissioners named for partition of real estate. Spreen vs Spreen dismissed with costs paid. Hamilton National Bank vs Moyet dismissed. Mary Garry sues for $2,509 wages against Ameda L. Doane. Frank Belot represents. Horton seeks divorce from George Borton. injunction issued pending hearing. Attorneys listed: P. B. Colerick, John M. Lamp, Golda Haya, Oscar J. Lepper, Matilda Winkelmeyer.
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Thomas Partington
O'Rourke
State Reformatory
Thomay Miller
Carrie M. Nall
John Nall
David Spindler
David B. Bowers
Mary M. Spreen
Whiam EH. Spreen
Tosts
Hamilton National Bank
Henry W. Moyet
Mary Garry
Ameda L. Dodane
Jy Belot
J. R. Drelberbiss
Lydia
Horton
George Borton
John C Fleming Dies in Chicago
John C Fleming, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad engineer and former Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad foreman, died at his daughter’s home in Chicago. His wife had died in May. Funeral plans set for Wednesday at Third Presbyterian Church, with burial in Lindenwood cemetery.
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John
Huntington
Usity
Third Presbyterian Church
O'Clork
Lindenwood Renetery
Keplinger to Leave Denver for Howe
Mrs. Harry Keplinger, long in Denver due to illness, plans to return home with a nurse to care for her condition. A letter from Mr Keplinger confirms she will depart Friday, and friends hope for her quiet recovery at home.
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Harry Keplinger
Denver
Wes
Immanute
Eoan
Kentinger
Keplinger
Are Men Keener Than Women Debate Sparks Curiosity
A fragmented discussion on gender differences appears to question alertness and habit, mentioning men and women in a brief and unclear exchange. The text includes garbled phrases and incomplete sentences with speculative examples and uncertain attribution.
World's Greatest Thinker Dr Koch’s Global Tour Explored
The article profiles Dr. Koch famed for locating the tuberculosis cause in 1882 and his global work on cholera and sleeping sickness. It notes his role leading a German commission during cholera outbreaks, his heroic risks, and the reward of 106,000 marks. It mentions his ongoing South Africa investigations and anticipated return.
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Koeh
Kreble
Koch
Turaps
Atourge
Europe
India
Germany
Bern
Dr. Koch
South Try
South Afric
le. Koch
Africa
Funeral notices announce multiple services in city today
Iris Evelyn Dinner funeral services this afternoon at grandparents home on East Lewis Street with Rev A Zartman officiating. A T Corneifle service at 30 from 1208 Marion Street and at church of the Precious Blood. Pallbearers listed. Mary Loules Rogers funeral this afternoon from Walton Street to St Pauls church then Lindenwood cemetery. Viewing 9 am to 2 pm.
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Seherst
John
Reuss
G. Max Bomana
John Figel
AL 41 Schmidt
Iris Evelyn
Lewis Etreet
Rev
A. Zartman
A. T. Corneifle
Marion Street
Church of the Precious Blood
Ann
Ebony Stephenson
Victor Maguenard
Francis Chauver
Frank Joly
John] Reed
Alphonse Girardot
Mary Loules Rogers
Walton
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Lewis Street
Walton Avenue
Lindenwood Cemetery
Committee on tour of inspection for Scottish Rite cathedral
Messrs Fred Freese B Reid and A Carroll and architect Mahurin Mehurin depart for Chicago to inspect buildings. The committee plans a complete itinerary and will return resolved on building principles while progress on funding accelerates toward the 75 000 goal and beyond.
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Fred Freese
B. Reid
Nous Ba
Unclear local notices reflect health fears and transit updates
Fragmented report notes health concerns tied to diphtheria, a planned work crew on Spy Hill Avenue when weather allows, and Carrington’s land sale in Texas to eastern buyers. It mentions Sheriff Grice tracing a horse theft near Plymouth, and a May commission meeting, with several residents visiting relatives and awaiting future events.
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Vlymouth
Advertizing Plan and Local Developments in Fort Wayne
The advertising committee for the Biks' fair in June mapped a plan for unique advertising. Delegation including P. A. Randall C. J. Bush and P. B. Taylor left for Washington to seek canal project support, aiming to return Thursday morning. Fischer Bath House Co. was incorporated with 35000 capital, Frederick Fischer William Fischer and Pater Blengel as directors. The firm will add a story to its quarters for sleeping rooms. J. Macbeth Smith opened a law office in Fort Wayne, planning it as his future home after moving from Hammond and Chicago. Rev. Louly Pacquet, St Vincent's orphans home chaplain, fell seriously ill while visiting Sheldon. ambulance transported him to St. Joseph's Hospital but he stayed in Sheldon for treatment. Dr. Maurice Rosenthal diagnosed acute gastritis with serious condition.
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P. A. Randall
C. 3. Bush
P. B. Taylor
Washington
House Committee On Railroads and Canals
Fischer Bath House Company
Frederick
Fischer
William Fischer
Pater Blengel
J. MacBeth Smith
Maysville
New Haver
Rudisill
Hammond
Chicago
Fort Wayte
Smith
Louly R. Pacquet
St. Vincent's Orphans’ Home
H. A. Hellhale
Sheldon
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Indiana Storm Capers Fatal Injury After Severe County Wind
Spencer Indiana reports Mr Scott fatally injured and his wife hurled from home as a wind storm ripped through the county Sunday. The couple sought shelter outside as the tornado-like wind struck, Mrs Scott dragged along the road by debris. Scott died from head wounds after his home and nearby buildings were wrecked, with widespread destruction described along Carp to Quinley.
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Spencer
Ind
Joho
Scott
Quinley
Thia County
Olla
Mra. Seal
Iasan
Nithy
Carp
Quingy
Nimont
Scolt
Frank Montgomery
John South
John Gillespie
Opening Day Sale Transforms Hall Into Hallmark Fair
A local Eagles committee and women volunteers prepare a charity sale hall for a week of fundraising. Booths themed Venice Italy Austria and Russia showcase cities and countries with American flags adorning the decor. Leaders Will A Rundell Myron F Dessauer William M Koapy Louis Juillard and William C Steyer praised for five weeks of dedicated work to ensure success.
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Saengervund
Fairy Palace
Norle of Eagles
Venice
Italy
Austria
Russia
Will A. Rundell
Myron F.dessauar
William Mkoapy
Louis Juillard
William C. Steyer
North Indiana Life Underwriters Elect Officers
The North Indiana Association of Life Underwriters held its annual meeting at the Wayne club yesterday. Charles W. Orr was named president, with William F. Croper as vice president and J. F. Conway as secretary. An executive committee includes Orr, Tezso L. Scott, D. C. Fitet, W. H. lua, and William M. Leeds. The group, with members from northern Indiana towns, meets quarterly to promote fellowship and discuss business. They reported the past year’s reinsurance market as strong despite financial stress, and expected favorable prospects for the coming year.
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North Testizi Association of Life Undatwri Wag
Wayne Club
Charles W. Orr
Twilliam F. Croper
S J. F. Conway
Commatttee
C. W. Orr
Tezso L. Scott
D.C. Fitet
WH. B. Lua
William M. Leeds
Riana
Mysterious Shooting of Rushville Merchant
Rushville Indiana April 27 Amos Winship merchant and landowner was found near White Bridge by Henry Ramsey a cemetery attendant with a bullet wound to the chest. He remained conscious saying someone shot him but could not identify the assailant. Police think the victim may have attempted suicide amid financial reverses tied to farming and implements business.
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Rushville
Ind
Amos Winship
Henry Ramsey
Hast HI
Baybreak
Winship
Indhia City
Colsman
German American National Bank Overbids on Bond Issue
The German American National Bank telegraphed to New York yesterday morning seeking another block of the 40,000,000 bond issue but found it overbid by several million dollars by 2 o'clock. Forewarned investors aird some bonds were released gradually. The bank secured 4,960,000 of the issue. Want ads in the Journals Gazette are 1 penny a word.
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National Bank
New York
Senate kills ship program amid war scare and votes
The Senate defeated Senator Pyles' amendment for four battleships by 23 to 50, ending with a bill totaling 223,115,609 dollars. It authorizes two battleships, two colliers, purchase of three more submarines, and raises pay for naval personnel, with broader increases to unlisted and Marine Corps ranks.
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Ae — Marke
Alsten
Indiana
Senate
Fron
Congress
Hale
Naval Committee
Callist
Senator Pyles
Yeas
Pyle
Ankehy
Beveridge
Borab
Banrno
Briggs
Brown
Burker
de Pout
Eliot Filton
Gamble
Ane Toureshurn
McCreary Owen
Faynter
Pyles
Smith
Michigan
Smoot
Sutherland
Taylor Michigen
Smott
Taylor Warner
Aldrich
Bscon
Bankhead
Brandegee
Bulkley
Burnham
Burrows
Carter
Clapp
Clark
Wyoming
Clay
Crane
Culberson
Cullom
Curtis
Daniel
Davis
Dilingham
Dixon
Foraker
Foster
Frazier
Frye
Gallinger
Gary
Gore
Guggenheim
Hidle
Hethenway
Donnston
Kean
Long
McCumber
Money
Nelson
Newlands
Nixon
Overman
Perkins
Platt
Richardson
Shellong
Stephenson
Stewart
Stone
Taliaferro
Teller
Warner
Westmore
Mesara
McCreary
Owen
Paynter
Teylor
Aliews
Meeers
Dikin
Baily
Alison
Arkansas
DePaw
McEners
Scott
McLaurin
Penrows
Martin
Doitrer
Rayner
Mil~ton
Tillman
Knox
Hopkins
Messrs
Kittredge
Maryland
Laoilette
Ald
Tha
Marina Corps
Mahurins to Design Scottish Rite Temple in Cincinnati
Ash Altin Mansons yesterday announced Mehurin & Mahurin as architects to design the new Scottish Rite temple at Washington Boulevard and Clinton Street. The committee aims to keep construction under 100 1660, with expected costs rising. The Cincinnati Og reports on the firm and project amid financial notes.
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Ash Altn Mansons
Mehurin & Mahurin
Frm
Wash~inston Boulevard
Clinton Street
War clouds loom as Central American crisis sharpens
report from Mexico City describes Guatemala tensions after an assassination attempt on President Cabren and ensuing military moves. Honduran troops adjust on the frontier while Mexican artillery heads toward Tapachula. Ambassador Creel travels with Buchanan aboard the Albany to Central and South American republics as Bustillos seeks safety at the Mexican legation.
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Mexico
City
Diiz
Miguel
Tapachula
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Oaxaca
Chillan
Enrique Creel
Waillam T. Buchanan
Albany
Chihuahua
Guatemala
Cabrem
Bustillos
Hondutas
Representative Gilhams Holds Back on Public Utilities Bill
Washington April 81 Repres entative Gilhams the Indiana delegation member did not introduce a public utilities bill this session. He noted no constituents requested such action and argued a federal office building is unnecessary in Fort Wayne. He said no post office outside Fort Wayne is warranted and that the government will not fund a new hall or rent space for one year.
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Washington
Gilhams
Indiangseleration
Fort Wayne
Fort
Cher Bath House Incorporation Papers Filed
An article lists filings with the secretary of state for several companies including Cher Bath House and related entities. It names incorporators such as Jona met G. FP Conover Fischer and Peter Stenger, with various trustees and dates in April 21.
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Eginbrs
Jona
G. FP
Conover
Het Bathness Company
Fett
CAPRA
Crederick
Fischer
Willan Fischer
Peter Stenger
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