Settlement Reaches Over Wire Removal Fight in Spy Avenue
After a year of council hearings, a settlement with the spatial council committee ends the dispute over removing wires from Spy Avenue. Residents on Spy Tei Avenue gain relocation or compensation as the agreement moves forward, with officials praising the collaborative effort and the anticipated improvement for the aging street and its residents.
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Aldrich Foresees New Comprehensive Monetary System
United States Senator Aldrich outlines a move toward a comprehensive monetary and banking system to supersede the existing act. He notes the subcommittee will study foreign systems in London and across Europe, with the Treasury aiding the effort. The May 30 act is not permanent, designed to prevent distress, and will be replaced by broader legislation.
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Spy Run Avenue Could Become Fort Wayne’s Favorite Boulevard
Residents advocate removing street poles and wires to widen Spy Run Avenue. They argue the improvement would boost beauty and access, turning the winding street into the city’s premier thoroughfare, while noting current curbside hazards and traffic concerns. A separate dispatch from Indianapolis reports John W. Kern’s full-partisan reception before teachers.
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Syeliie-Tri reunion set for Rumtington home
City note item reports a Syeliie-Tri families reunion planned for next Sunday at Mrs. WoT Bilan’s Rumtionton residence. The piece mentions residents Cary V Welbig, Trekard Brat, and others, with scattered details on local buildings, dwellings, and a few names tied to property changes and addresses.
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Beward of the Cockroach Mystery Note
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Louis Ludlow in the District Visit Sparks Talk
Louis Ludlow, political correspondent for the Indianapolis Star, spent part of yesterday in town gathering material for an article on congressional and joint senatorial situations. He plans to visit Auburn next. A newspaper man questioned his upcoming story, and Ludlow replied with a smile saying the Times is a Republican paper.
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Garrett Young Man Is Still Alive in Indiana Feud Incident
Reports from Garrett, Indiana say a young man who attempted an assault with a gun on a presumed target remains alive. Doctors state the bullet did not penetrate deeply, and the patient’s condition tonight is improved though not out of danger. Public speculation centers on motive and possible release from service. officials reportedly arrived to investigate the case.
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Annis May Buy Grand Rapids Club
South Bend Ind Aug 4 Owner Pett Alinis at ate Beute ene Content Twives it say tala Realy Grand Heaps Wi dns and ine ql probuitite he will close gy ded welaraby vei became owner of the Wivathard Wy franchise. On a visit on Mivtuel Rapida Saterday the Brenly Wied alt aye thoroughty and the flesh Wan it waded Annis would not di ind the aufale very freely. He does not eve 1 DHE A SIAIAMent as ta whether te will Mis and Agaleo declines th go als det is ta what will become of the Ui Bend club franchise further than he will pose wt i Ts ene was or ate.
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Deputy Sheriff Hall Fights Drunk on City Steps
An incident in New York City recounts Deputy Hall attempting to subdue a heavily intoxicated man at a transfer carner late evening. The unnamed deputy faced resistance as the drunk refused to cooperate, prompting calls for aid and a brief struggle before containment.
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Death notice for Sade Diane Mink with funeral details
Sade Diane Mink of Hillside dies after long illness. Survived by husband T Want and several children including Alice, Aunt Georgia Hume, and Heather Aire. Funeral service conducted by Metodiat Church. wake and private family service planned at Hillside home.
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Body of Gunness to be Examined Again
Residents read of continued autopsy efforts on the Gunness case as doctors and county commissioners plan exhumation and reexamination of Mrs Gunness and the two children to determine arsenic poisoning. Experts note stomachs cannot identify which victim contained poison, prompting renewed tests and potential legal actions for Ras Lumphere.
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Democratic clubs plan state league gathering in Lafayette
A set of extensive preparations are under way by Democratic club leaders in Indiana to form a state league. Delegates from Indianapolis and other cities will meet August 20 in Lafayette to draw a constitution and align with a Lincoln League style structure. After the Lafayette meeting, clubs will proceed to Indianapolis for a September state reunion.
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Tragic Train Escape From Fire Ravages Town
Passengers fleeing a fierce blaze near Londhped from Page Ont describe a perilous journey to safety. A burning Michel bridge halted progress, forced a night stop between Hosmer and Warnie, and left families sheltering as cars heated by flames and smoke. Volunteers delivered condensed milk to women and children while rescue trains evacuated refugees to Fernie. Several young girls reportedly perished in the city as authorities supplied food and aid.
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Eighteen Bodies Recovered At Fernie
Fernie British Columbia August 4 Eighteen more bodies were uncovered from the ruins and work was just begun. The Boel fatalities may be greater than first feared as relief trains and hospital transfers are organized. A logging crew with twenty men from the Blue Lamb company is missing and the fate of Michel remains uncertain with wind threats to the new town.
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Wires to be removed in Spy Run district stalled for years
A council committee finally met with the traction company after years of trying to reach an agreement to remove overhead wires. Mr Kayer secured a signature to grant pole placement rights, and the panel agreed to a conference with company representatives. Details must be arranged before work can start.
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Strike Will Tie Up Canadian Pacific
Vancouver August reports the Canadian Pacific Railway faces a planned strike by eight allied unions. Affected workers, including mechanics and shop employees, were notified to begin abstaining from work at 1 o'clock tomorrow morning. The operational disruption is expected to impact routes from Vancouver to Halifax as crews join the action.
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Concordia College Prospectus Released by Lange Publishing
The Concordia College prospectus for the year 1981905 issued by Lange Publishing Company in St. Louis outlines the college's history and a review of study courses. The document is described as copiously and handsomely illustrated.
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