Socialist Party Plans Coast-to-Coast Special Train
The national executive committee of the socialist party in Chicago announced plans for a special train leaving August 30 with Eugene V. Debs and other speakers. The tour will visit cities from the Midwest to the Pacific coast and return to the East, distributing party literature and funded by socialist contributions.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
Pacific Coast
Eugene V. Debs
Thts
Atlantic Coast
Wife and Baby Die in Kitchen Coal Oil Fire
In Terre Haute Indiana a mother Mrs Edward Irons and her eight month old child Geroude died in a kitchen fire caused by careless coal oil kindling. The blaze began after an explosion and Mrs Irons returned to rescue the infant. The husband Renard Leon was away at work when he learned of the tragedy. He faces a nervous breakdown worry as news spread.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ang
Edward Irons
Irons
Brenienold
Vie Arenoe
City officials deny issuing order on Decatur car signs
Fort Wayne streamers advertising Adams county fair were removed from Decatur cars after a police officer cited signs scaring horses. Officials said no city order existed and Decatur promoters accepted the explanation, agreeing to redecorate the cars.
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Fort Wayne
Big Stream
Adams County
Decatur
Fort Wayne Fair Association
Autumn social hopes and weddings grace Port Wayne week
A string of social events fills Port Wayne with gatherings and celebrations. Mrs Wools hosts a bridal party for Anna Dowsing who departs for Los Angeles. Guests include Fred Hoham Alan Vesey E W Cook J O Gumpger and many relatives.
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Dauphen Mids Caryl
Mr. Burr Johnson
PesaTange
Port Wayne Felands
Mra Belle Reader
Airs
Anna Dowsing
Los Angeles
Cal
Rapms
Glih Gogens
Gladlod
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Neauts Ag
Mestames
Fred Hoham
Alan ‘Vesey
E.W. Cook
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Sherman Archer
Casey
Daniel Shorey
Martha
Cox
Frank Poole
Heinrich
Perry
Schaefer
Lilian Underhill
Louis Curées
Trachel Eckert
PF. Wihg
Miss Eckert
Miss McConnell
Patrolman Johnson Saves the Bird in Sudden Fire Alarm
Neighborhood panic broke out when an explosion blew a sheet of glass from a house on West Superior Street. Patrolman Johnson climbed a ladder to rescue a canary in the upstairs room as bystanders watched the dramatic rescue and nearby fire equipment contained the blaze. The rest of the day saw residents recounting the incident and the firemen securing the scene.
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Iva
George Vawter
Denver
Cal
Wal
Naim Gleseking
Brankville
Ind
Vawter
C. F. Kirchhott
Columns City
West Sumioes
Peter Street
West Superior Street
Noosa
Patruiman Johnson
Calhoun Street
Superior
Martin Bager
Franklin Avenue
Warana
Min
Montpelier Wanderer Found at Ross House
A Montpelier wanderer, male, who had strayed from home, was found at the Ross house early yesterday morning. He was peacefully resting in bed and did not know he was in Fort Wayne. His illness is long standing and he was taken home yesterday.
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George
Ross House
Evans
Fort Wayne
Maou
Woman's League Drafts Resolutions for Air. Clark Fairbank
The Woman's League adopts resolutions mourning the death of Air. Clark Fairbank. They express sympathy to his widow and daughter, commend his long life of service, and note the comfort found in his character and conversations. Resolutions will be sent to Mrs. Fairbank and named members. Ave. 17, 198.
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Woman's League
Air
Clark Fairbank
Isone
Mst
Clark Fair Bank
Learus
Jeague
Mr Fair
Mrs. Fairbank
Anna Siboni Eubland
Elizabeth Terman Werden
Lida Tall Naylor
Pree
Sunday Shoot At Corner Park
Fragmentary text describes a Sunday shoot at Corner Park with mentions of a gun club, a member named Whitten Letterer, and references to a state event. Details are garbled, but the piece notes a winter wind and a high score or activity involving several individuals, including Max Witzlerencen.
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Whitten
Ardekrinde
Max Witzlerencen
Pattern No 2305 Ipass Meng Directions for Pattern Use
Caution notice about sewing pattern 2305 instructing users to follow provided directions. Warns to be careful with sizing and fabric recommendations during use, highlighting assembly steps and quality checks for the pattern.
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Ipass
Battery Will Outing Planned at Armory Field
Battery D will hold a Sunday outing at the target range west of the city. They will depart at 120 Railday by interurban, carrying rations and a field placard. Activities include rifle practice, athletic events, and a baseball game between picked teams. Three new men were mustered in: George Inglehart, Walter D. Burns, and Irwyn R. Ulmer.
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Ar-Mary
George Inglehart
Inwyn R. Ulmer
Inglehart
Second
Ohio. Volunteer Infantry
Zeats
Ohio National Guard
Benjamin Harrison
Harry Clark
Handbag Stolen From Interurban Station
Report to police details a woman's handbag stolen at the interurban station. The owner, Mrs. Vers Rufner of Columbus, Ohio, valued valuables including a gold watch and $3. Suspects described: a tall, light-complexioned woman about 23, brunette woman in a dark skirt and white shirtwaist, a short dark-dressed man. Police asked to watch for a Huntington car and to arrest a person at Harmer and Erie. Also notes other thefts and notices in the area.
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Vers Rufner
Columbus
Jack Lhe Peener
Harmer
Erie Street
H. Willamix
John Wyarysek
Jann’ Wrydrysek
Fire destroys New Harmony as town suffers loss
Aug 17 fire at New Harmony Indiana caused near total ruin of the town. Fire companies responded from nearby towns with engines and telephones, but the blaze began behind Hunter's saloon and spread rapidly. Several residents were awakened and saved, while buildings including Hunter's saloon and a butcher shop suffered severe damage.
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Rvaneville
Ind
Lew Harmony
Ryeameyilly
Ald Ant Fenwh Engine Company
Nore Wason
Jamar Taniewy
Trun
Hunter's Saloon
Hunter's
Pres Udante
Georg Long
Jit Stiggie Furkin
Jnbithery
Kore Wilson
Nrtek
Towelligg
Mra
Governor Resting At Home After Three Weeks Travel
Governor returns home after extended travel period described as three weeks on the road. He meets with staff and public during the eve of a new timeline, referencing weather and resilience while noting cheerful disposition and steady health. The brief appears in a domestic press note with stray garbled phrases.
Western corn harvest outlook notes favorable yield
A commentator reports a generally favorable corn crop across ten western states with excellent condition in many areas. Some local flood and excess rain reduced acreage, but overall production is expected to surpass last year in most regions, including Nebraska Minnesota and Iowa, despite isolated setbacks.
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Indiana Editors At National Meeting Stopover at St Paul
Indiana editors attend the twenty-third annual convention of a national editor association in St Paul. Henry Branson Warner of Lexington NC presided. Respondents from Arkansas Indiana and Texas gave brief roll calls. The next president is expected to be Wily Mayes of Brownwood Texas Bulletin.
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ST. Paul
Mira
Daily Record
Elwood
Mayes
Brownwood
Tex
Bulletin
Aba
Gasoline Blast Damages Home. Paulmann Family in Crisis
A gasoline explosion damaged the home of Frank Blickamn at 496 Basa Street. Edward Paulmann of 1202 Washington Boulevard East is missing, leaving his family destitute. In Bellingham, a city notice notes aid provided to Mrs. Paulmann. A derailment near New Westminster left eight miles south with several seriously injured, one likely fatally.
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Fred Zimmerly
West Jefferson Street
Arnold Cardes
Frank Blickamn
Basa Street
Edward Paulmann
Washington Boulevard East
Bellingham
Wash
le Cranking
New Westminster
W. C. Wheatus
Andrew ‘Melane
Mount Vernon
Dispatcher Blamed for Ohio Traction Wreck
A late report from Coroner Sastello assigns responsibility for a collision on the Western Ohio traction road near this city last Monday to dispatcher J C McKinney of Wapukoneta O. Evidence shows McKinney ordered the north bound car to stop at step 76 and the south bound car at step 72, five steps south of 70, causing the wreck that killed four and injured thirty two.
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Ston
Wreels
Fort Wayne Auto Plunged Down a Hill
Fort Wayne tragedy as Mr and Mrs Witred Larimore and child in a Fort Wayne auto lose night vision and speed after lights fail. Believing a turn approached, the car leaves the road and plunges twenty feet down an embankment at Dube Hill ending on its side. All occupants escape serious injury and seek aid with a farmer overnight. The wreckage is towed to Tollgate by neighboring help.
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Weller Gair
Airdome
Clark
Wallan
Delphe. Ind
Witred Larimore
Dadzhtar
Fort Wayne
Larimore
Ingwa Ox Dube's
Opening of Temple Nears as Tempe Theater Plans Unfold
Mr. Frank Steuier, Tempe theater manager, spent yesterday in the city discussing openings for the Temple. Plans include bowing in new acts and preparations for a winter season. The theater aims for a strong return with notable acts and publicity.
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Frank Steuier
Tempe
Temple
Lahar
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