Indictment Rules in Blind Tiger Cases Continue
Moran Ascuasd of Running Blind Tiger Must Stand Trial. Muss Bonshourn pays a fine for renting a house for immoral pursuits. The circuit court heard hours of arguments over the validity of the indictment. Leana Ashley did not appear. a 350 pound was declared forfeited. Abdo Honakvotdicted for renting the house. wife owned property. Louconda Bunshuom pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $20 plus costs. Other trials set for December 13 through December 83 for obstructing views, screen violations, and related charges.
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Moran Ascuasd
Tiger
Muss Bonshourn
Rand
Tory Investiya
KHS
Orourka
Leana Ashley
Mer Vase Callial
Abdo
Barry Gilbert
Minning Lind Tiger
William
Wiebke
Uger
Ctwo Ce
Night Bowling League Highlights at Brenyutok Alleys
The nine nine ten Waynes team edged the Dogawannsster in a tough match. Doerman led with high score and Tegeter trailed, while Kranz played solid defense and Soasiad aided the effort as the home crowd cheered in a volatile drafty hall.
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Leagie
Tha
Waynes Tool Ee
Dogawannsster
Doerman
Tegeter
Boim
Hort
Printjog Pampeny
Mae Good
Captain Kranz
Brunswick daily cash prize doubled for local bowlers
The Brunswick alley raises the daily cash prize to two dollars, splitting the top two scores with one prize going to each of the two high individuals. Champions Reynolis and Burk may win only one prize, with the second best score receiving the other. The annual total reaches 720 dollars, boosting Fort Wayne bowling prestige.
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TP Reynolis
R. J. Burk
Anyong Alley
Porter
Brunswick
Fort Twrayng
Aenerican
Heit zo Liquidate Heinze Bank Affairs in New Fork Nev
In New Fork Nevada, a move to liquidate the Heinze Bank affairs was inaugurated today. Charles W. Morte leads a group associated with Augustus Hetiza and United Copper stock, calling a stockholders meeting to discuss the bank’s future. Committees announce control of a majority of the bank’s stock.
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Mertanius National Bank
Charles W. Morte
Augustus Hetiza
Inturente
Traune
Bank Africalnze
United Copper
Captain Gives Fine Lunch to Coppers at Headquarters
A Mayaville police captain hosted a notable luncheon at the nation’s headquarters, described as serving the finest fare. Officers at the station were impressed by the spread, including roast chicken and homemade accompaniments, with the captain seen as central to the event.
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Nation
Imehson
Mayavilla
Courts Hear Divorce Pleas and Civil Actions
An assortment of legal notices include an application for a divorce from Victoria Hite, with allegations of threats and requests for separation. Proceedings against W. S. Rogers et al seek to quiet title to real estate, and other names appear in divorce and property dispute actions.
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Victoris
Hite the Bushand
Bamthorna
Herman Setmwelker
W. S. Rogers
Feary Becausn
Connie
Veil
Haseraa
Yaple
Feebleminded School Suit and Railway Incident Reported
The article recounts a civil suit against a state feebleminded school and its trustees for $1,000 damages over alleged interference with land during electric line construction, including tree cutting and dangerous wiring. It notes lack of county approval, with lawyers Robinson and Luacke. Also mentions a dismissed Hamilton National Bank v Becker case, a Lemuel Ines matter with $500, and railway agreement between the Wa hagen and Chris Erie lines affecting twenty industries in Aurtington. An unrelated anecdote covers a judge’s aging and a Krishna-like fashion note. The G kroonland steamer Kroonland, from Austria, broke a shaft near Selly Islands. passengers transferred to the Majestic for New York.
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Mindad School
S Vwulborlles Fe
Genwlig
Hyndman
Robinson and
Luacke
Hamilton National Bank Ve
C. M. Becker
Etreult
Lemuel Ines Ey Magemedt
Rapa
Dona
Southampton
Star Line
Steemer Kroonland
Prom
New York
Kraanland
Southamton
Majestic
Local News Briefs From Fort Wayne Area
James Huffelt remains in serious condition at Hope Hospital while doctors assess his recovery prospects. John Schreder, police and fire department electrician, shows rapid improvement after surgery at Lutheran Hospital. No. 9 hose company tackled a rubbish fire at the Clinton Street dump last night around 12:30. Kalamazoo man Sheet Neff alerted police to a stolen case of dental instruments from Dru Whaley & Wise of Vicksboro. Charles Thiem, fire department telephone operator, was able to work for the first time since being struck by a car weeks ago. Thiem is improving. Homer Underwand, a Fort Wayne attorney, formerly practiced in the city and partners with S. B. Cook, was in town.
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James Huffelt
Hope Hospital
John Schreder
Lutheran Hospital
No. 9
Enging
Clinton Street
Neff
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fort Wayne
Actic
B. Cook
Indiana State Grange Meeting In Lawrancera
Indiana State Grange delegates from Lawrence, Indiana, opened a three day session with welcome remarks by Mayor Shay Wolenmed and a short address by Professor W Latta of Purdue. The gathering included credential reports, committee findings, and a focus on industrial education. Attendance reached about three hundred as visiting delegates explored state and cooperative committee reports and other business.
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Lawrancerirg
Ind
Krungers
To-Tay
Odd
Aasle
Aaron Tunes
Grand
South Rand
Wis
Hals
Crefentials
Shay
Smash assault ends with broken nose arrest
A man named Treary Harman, known to Lype Hee, was arrested by Patraiman Linker after an incident at the fence of Nalle Taunsur on the Dal Rats. He allegedly became disorderly and struck a woman, breaking her nose. He was held on changes of trequéenung and ill fame at a local house.
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Treary Harman
Lype Hee
Patraiman Linker
Nalle Taunsur
Effect of White Plague on Business Interests
An historical note discusses how a White Plague impacted businesses and labor conditions, urging employers to improve sanitation and educate workers. It warns that consumption is severe, hard to diagnose early, and can resemble cold symptoms. It describes questionable patent remedies, ingredients, and warnings about misuse, with emphasis on safety and regulatory oversight.
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Ingay
Che Homwa
City Finance Committee Hears Budget and Fines
Council debates bond redemption, salary raises for police ranks, and a request to increase city attorney pay. Edgerton defends a stone fence as a memorial amid political tensions. Several ordinances pass including coal, police salaries, and street cleaning allocations while a meeting adjourns to Christmas Eve. Local notices list guests and arrivals from Kendallville and nearby towns.
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Clement W. Edgerton
Palice Station
Seales
TH. W. Becker
Board of Pulice Works
Honey
Cook
Ted Rbeses
What Causes Headache From October to May
The fragment discusses headache causes noting that golds are most frequent and mentions laxative bromine quine moves. It includes references to H. W. Grove and Mrs John Pfaffenberger visiting her parents, plus unclear notes about Laura Rosenberg and Christmas money. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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H. W. Grove
Murder Indictment In Big Four Station Shooting
A grand jury session at Enawhonosville returns an indictment against Hearse Merron for the November shooting at the Big Four station. The accused is charged with murder in the fatal incident that left Mevil dead, according to the report from December 1.
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Enawhonosville
Tad
Grand Jury
Warry Melain
Big Four
Merron
Niageleyehter
Te Fount
Mevil
Adnan
Rural Carrier Salary Increase Proposed in Senate
A Senate proposal would raise rural carrier pay to 1200 dollars, aiming to boost wages for rural mail delivery. The notice also mentions an amendment to the appropriation bill to take effect, with legislators including Senator Tanabraigh from North Dakota cited in the context of the action.
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Washington
Tanabraigh
North
Dakati
Rita
Ite
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