Vocational Guidance Aims to Cut Industrial Waste
A Brooklyn based survey urges broader vocational guidance and better hiring alignment as key to reducing waste from misfit employment. It notes expert advice for youths, the growing role of science in talent discernment, and calls for industrial organization to provide stable, continuous work with funded unemployment safeguards.
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Syccatgn Bureau
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Thiely
Steikes
Indiana
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Warsaw Girls Give Christmas Party at North Buffalo Street
The Warsaw Sewing Circle held a Christmas party at Miss Mia Del Stewart’s home on North Buffalo Street. A well-decorated tree and two real Santa Clauses added to the evening’s entertainment with attendees including Mrs. Ralph Janus, Milford. Mrs. Orval Roberts, Plymouth. Mrs. Homer Lewis. Mrs. Fred Henry. Miss Grace Cragan. Miss Frances Heed. and Mrs. William McOmber.
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Ind
Waresaw
Miadel Stewart
North Buffalo Street
Santa Claus
Ralph Janus
Milford
Orval Roberts
Plymouth
Homer Lewis
Fred Henry
Grace Cragan
Frances Heed
Wiliam McOmber
Evolution of Homes from Cave to Modern Dwellings in Fort Wayne
A long historical overview traces how human shelter progressed from caves and mounds to huts, then to stone, brick, and wooden houses. It highlights sanitation, convenience, and beauty as evolving aims, culminating in the Wildwood Builders’ modern homes in Fort Wayne that blend ancient simplicity with contemporary comforts. The article notes the January 1 exhibition and reception, with admission by card via the company or officers.
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Fort Wayne
Greece
Rome
Wildwood House
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Fort Wayne Pihie
Homer Davison
Fort Wayne School of Art
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Otteer
Nine Held For Brutal M Murd er Of Jewel Dealer
Chicago police report nine arrests connected to the savage murder of a jewel dealer named J. Bogue. Investigators tie four women and five men to the crime and follow multiple leads, including links to a prison escape and a man claiming knowledge of the Loxite murder. Officers trim clothing for evidence as they pursue all angles.
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Dew
Bogue
McVigher
Logue
Loxoe
Strearwin
Ohio
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Nehrasl
Onte
Sant
Court News Briefs Show Damages and Divorces in Local Docket
The Lake Eris and Fort Wayne Railway Company suit against Herman Scholtemayer et al awarded the plaintiffs 1210.50 in damages. Bruce McFarland received a variance from Mary McFarland after marital trouble in Superior court. Pearl Edna Meyers was granted a divorce from Bred J. Meyers in circuit court, with two children split between parents. Mary Wilson as a nexpress against Moellering Construction settled out of court and dismissed. A petition seeks authority to compromise two long-pending suits under Alonzo Huffman guardianship. Arthur W. Perry represents plaintiffs. Edward A. Stephens and Albert F. Skeer file a certificate to form the Stephens Fur Company. Marriage licenses include Warner S. Jarkton and Florence A. Osman.
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Jarkton
Florence A. Osman
Baldwin Heiress Spends Million For Pleasure Goods
Los Angeles December 21 Mrs Clara Baldwin Stocker heiress to the Lucky Baldwin estate arrives from Chicago in a private car to begin spending a million or more to have a really good time Her expenditures include a 200000 steam yacht 250000 in diamonds a 100000 wardrobe a 40000 private car 20000 silverware 20000 automobiles a 60000 Arcadia residence and a Venice ocean front home among other purchases She has already drawn about 1300000 from her father's estate and will receive half of the remaining 24000000 soon accompanied by W L Wilson of Chicago
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Los Angeles
Clara Baldwin Stocker
Wanted Iron Workers for Stair and Ornamental Work
Employment ad from Meier-Wiese Co seeking experienced iron workers for steady skilled positions. Inquire at 445 Wallace Street for details on stair and ornamental fabrication and job duties.
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Wallace Street
Meier-Wiese CO
Daniels Charged With Fraud Over Government Meals
Daniels enlisted at a government recruiting station last Friday and obtained three meals at Uncle Sam's expense and others for unknowns. He came to Port Wayne with laborers from St. Louis hoping for Fort Wayne work but failed to secure it. He was discharged, pursued enlistment, and was ordered to pay quartermaster costs as a teamster. While awaiting shipment, he left the city and faces charges of obtaining government plates by fraud and possible imprisonment. The offenses are described as more serious than mere desertion.
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Georges LR
Daniels
Foel
Sam
Daniele
Port Wayne
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Abbot
Fiderit
Toth
Deseribory
Indiana Briefs From Bloomington To South Bend
Bloomington reports twelve Teflon university students expelled for alleged misconduct at Linn Fayette during the Purdue Indiana football game. Indianapolis notes rising egg prices and a breakfast eggs shortage affecting late December markets. South Bend coverage outlines a probe into drugstore sales to youths including heroin tablets and preparations by state officials. Covington recounts a burglary incident at the state prison transport and an escape attempt. Additional local notices cover a company shipment and a fallen stock of goods.
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Teflon University
Achal
Linnfayette
Lafayetta
University
Indianapolis
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Barnard
Ptace Food and Drug Commisssioner
State Board of Health
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Tire
Govt
Joseph Kiser
L. Kalupahea
Covington
Tud
Dee
Sherif
Banat
Mabetehs
Attica
Te- Atuerson-Vlelcher CO
Murder case probes long-delayed in Richmond
Coroner Paired and police are investigating the mysterious murder of Henry M. Daylan in Richmond. Statements from Daylan’s family, including the widow who has been ill, were taken amid circulating rumors of an arrest. The Patterson-Clether Co. sold a lot of overcoats yesterday.
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Richmond
Ind
Henry M. Daylan
Dayton
Iil
Patterson-Cletther Co
Blue Lodge of Warsaw Holds Annual Meeting
Warsaw Indiana December 21 Mambere of the Lake City Warsaw lodge F and A AL held their annual meeting Friday evening and conferred work in the third degree Officers elected Worshipful master Flint Bash senior warden Charles Sigler junior warden HH Gerard treasurer Warren Darst secretary William Cronon Weather summary reports snow in the Rockies and rain on the west gulf coast while most areas stay fair temperatures remain low in the north fair weather Mississippi valley to prevail Sunday and Monday Local Weather Bureau forecast Fort Wayne Indiana December 23 1913
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Wiliam Cronon' i
Lake
West Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Usited
States Weather Bureau
Fort Wayne
Leeal Farecagt
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