Bills and committees in state legislature rise figures
The continued column lists members in the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Eleventh districts including W. E Cox, C. A. Korhi, and others. It mentions nostNITICES and postroads, rail on, public lands and ventilation. The fragment covers committees and department experiences, reflecting legislative activity.
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Rene
W. E Cox
BE. A. Crumnpacker
Jeosus
Nsu
Lincs
Dixon
C. A. Korhi
Beventh
Reilway Plains
Moss
Fort Wayne Lodge to Host Social Dance and Minstrels
Under the entertain ment committee the Fort Wayne Lodge of Elis will hold a regular social dance this evening. The first business meeting regarding the annual minstrel show is planned. The minstrel dates are January 24, 26, and 28 to be staged by Mr John Preston and Professor F J Hineke. cab call 1301.
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Fort Wayne
Elis
Ir. John Prestor
F. J. Hineke
MacVeagh Uses Pruning Knife in Budget Overhaul
Washington dispatch reports President Taft denounces padding in year end 1911 appropriations. Treasury Secretary MacVeagh trims estimates to bedrock figures, signaling big cuts across departments including public works and military expenditures. The plan aims to curb waste and force tight scrutiny by Congress committees.
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Washington, Dee
Treasury MacVess
Jholk Twuses
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Meyer
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Gaernmatts
District of Columbia
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Dickinson
Ammonia Pipes Collapse From Frost at Local Plant
Ammonia pipes at Eckert Packing Co on West Main Street collapsed early yesterday due to frost buildup. The fall alarmed workers but caused no injuries as everyone escaped the building safely. The accident filled rooms with fumes as officials investigated the heavy ice and pressure that brought the pipes down.
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Faley
Eckert Packing Company
West Main Street
Sulzer Moves to Punish Nicaragua Over Zelaya
Representative Sulzer of New York introduced a resolution urging the president to use U S forces to restore order in Nicaragua. It demands arrest, trial and punishment of President Zelaya for murders, plus apologies and cooperation from Nicaragua.
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Washington
Sulzer
New York
United States
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Nicategua
May Revoke Coffroth Permit In Bedwood City
A petition to revoke Jas W Coffroth promoter's Belk permit is before the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors. The hearing, moved from New York after Jeffries Johnson conference, resumes December 2. If revoked, Coffroth faces July action on the arena near San Pasqual.
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Bedwood City
Cal
Petiti
Jas. W. Coffe
San Pease
San Mated Coon
New York
Jeffries- Johnson
Seffries-Johnson
Coffrath
Princess Bonnie Well Rendered on the Majestic Stage
A lively amateur opera or musical tale "Princess Bonnie" dazzled Fort Wayne last night. Hazel Mergel Genke led a strong cast including Edith Nickell as Kittie Clover and Ronald Dawson as Shrinps, with a vivid performance by Captain Tarpaulin and Count Castinetti antagonists. The production drew big crowds, raised funds for charity, and promises a second show tonight.
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Xeon
Fort Wayne
Princess Bonnie
Bonnabeluvitt
Spal
Tarpeulin
Bin
Susan Crabbe
Count Castinetti Marignell
Flageoletti Falsetti
Spain
Hazel Mergel Genke
Genke
Edith Nickell
Kittie Clover
Nickell
Ronald Dawson
Facinl
Mabel Carter
Donna Fromposa
Carrie Banning
Auntie Crab
Light
Barns Douglas
Tarpaulin
Douglas
Schreck
William Seiwartz
Bird and
Hollenteck
Fusee
Hennie Auger
Florida Banning
Myrtle Carter
Mauis Challenger
Inez Cecil
Hadjid Dawson
Irma Doeterman
Alma Doehrman
Ethel Grand
Marcelle Geraw
Chiarlotte Haberkorn
Jessie Haberkorn
Juanita Heyman
Irntg
Hen~derson
Liza Hanna
Mabel Hom
Sher
Bertha Hart
Helen Ingham
Kirby
Muriel Larimore
Pamela Marva
Marion Murts
Ellie McGuire
Ethel Marriatte
Gertrude Potter
Martha Philley
Grace Philley
Anna Philley
Bertha Polhamus
Paura Polhamus
Gwendolyn Saylor
Edith Soest
Hilda Spiegel
Lucile Schoonover
Marie Scroigs
Louise Towed
Lucile Wall
Georgia Weterman
Ethel Warren
Alvis Winte
Evelyn Walters
Meéssré Rowland Bishop
G Biltler
Weneack Brinkman
Abbot Cr Perry
Anper
Fred Fowler
Walter Griffith
Charles Hood
Joha Marie ‘Taylor
Hylda Hanker
Cree Biltler
F. Knapp
A. J. Dchwet
Dudley Bucks
Thorns
Lenge
Berties
Dudley Buck
Standing of Clubs in Brunswick League
Tast Werk saw changes in the shining of the vaerloux clubs in the leagues at the Bruttsthales Wolf & Deserters and the Berghoffs contending for first. In League No 1 Baltes Hotel fire causes a runaway lead while Ray Pressler won High Score with 263 points. Prizes were awarded to H Shelly, W Klenig 236, F Hill 224, JF Wins 221, WW Brossard 226, 1% Grimoie 284, F L Reynalis 236.
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Tast Werk
Vaerloux
F. Hill
WW. Brossard
Grimoie
FL Reynalis
Death notices and funeral announcements in Susquehannna
The telegram announced the death of Mrs Mary Callahan at her home in Susquehannna Pa. Her grandson Stephen Callahan learned of the passing after a sudden illness. The deceased had visited Fort Wayne general hospital and was connected to Rexford Reardon and others. Margaret Reardon, wife of John Reardon, died at six last evening, born in Middleport Ohio, later moving to Delphos and finally Port Wayne. Survived by five children and several siblings, she was a member of St Patrick’s Church Rosary Society and the League of the Sacred Heart. Funeral arrangements will be announced. a funeral service for George Bovk was planned for Thursday night.
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Reardon
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John Reardon
Brandrift Aireet
Hhiddlepginl
Delphos
Port Warne
Patriet Oda
Mary
Ignes
Ud Margaret
Bevtiers
John M. Reddington
Spokane
Washes WC
Reddington
Taleda
Reddlartan
Delplws
John Cranston
New Castle Inds
Jol Stanford
Shis Ells
St. Parlek's
Léague of the Sacred Tears
Sv. Patrios
Khadiy
Toyestes
George Bovk
Funeral arrangements for local resident at St Martins church
The funeral is scheduled for 8:30 at the residence 101 Fores Street and 9 at St Peters Church under the auspices of St Martin's and St Joseph's Benevolent Societies and the Knights of Fidelity. Rev Charles Tiffele will officiate.
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C. Went
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St. Joseph's
Directors Reelect and Company Cable Expansion Report
A continuation from page one notes the directors are reelected. The financial statement shows a rise in net income year over year. General Manager reports increased cable lines by 17 080 feet, expansion into Bloomingdale and Dindenwood, and new coverage south of the Wabash railroad. The company plans doubling plant space as the city grows, with semi automatic telephone equipment nearing adoption to reduce operator staff.
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Dindenwood Cemetery
Bwo
Frank X. Staub
Pastor Tolliver to Leave Columbia Baptist Church
Rav W H Tolliver, pastor of the Columbia Baptist Church in Dry, Ind, announces resignation to accept a call to the Rantise church at Minonk Th. The church has grown to 168 members, spent over 1000 on improvements, and the congregation mourns his departure as the new church is an $18000 structure with better salary.
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Kist
Columbia Dry
Ind
W. H. Tolliver
Baptist Church
Minonk
Afr. Tolliver
Want Ads Pricing in Journal Gazette
Brief notice states that want ads in the Journal Gazette cost 14 cents per word, detailing the rate for classified placements. The item emphasizes pricing structure for readers considering ad space.
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Journal- Gazette
City News on Windstorm Damage and Family Court Case
A severe windstorm named Sumas caused damage at the Raber Lang factory northwest area with 315 damage and a portion of the rooming. Raber was present but uninjured as debris blew 200 feet from the building. In court, Black woman Aggle Gains faced desertion charges for five children, case continued to await January along with a plan to care for the children. Mrs Gains offered to care for all the children but refused to live with her husband, accusing him of harming her.
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Sumdar
Raber-Lang
Sumas
Aggle
Polive
Nourt
Matternda
One Way To Retain Health, Cooper Says
L J Cooper claims the stomach tops health issues by restoring normal function with his medicine. Anna Maring of Denison, Minnesota, shares relief after using Cooper's New Discovery, reporting improved appetite, digestion, energy, and strength after days of trial and long suffering from stomach trouble.
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L. J. Cooper
Mattain
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