Art and crafts society to reorganize in Fort Wayne
A meeting will be held in the assembly room of the courthouse to reorganize the Arts and Crafts society and revive interest. Mrs. Miles F. Porter of this city and Mr. Robert W. Grafton of Chicago will hear the greeting and speak on benefits. Mrs. Madelina Yale Weare of Chicago will lecture February 6 at the high school to start the local society. Dues are 60 cents, funding exhibitions and lecturers, with aims for more frequent shows and craft skill development among members.
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Bidar
Court House
Arts and Crafts Society
Miles F. Porter
Robert W. Grafton
Chirego
Fort Wayne
Madelina Yale
Weare
Chicago
le Court Howe
Morning Musical Society
Frank Calhorman
Dra
Te V2 Alrey
Nam Geake
A Practical Corset Cover and Petticoat
A Victorian style corset cover and matching petticoat offered with simple construction for beginners. Corset front gathers to a yoke, back smoothed, with beading at neck and waist. peplum may be omitted. Petticoat designed for flannel fabrics, optional ruffle, lace or embroidery for waist detail. Patterns priced and available from Journal Gazetta pattern department via order coupon.
Eluah Lyons Portland Banker Dies This Afternoon
Eluah Lyons, aged about 43, president of the Citizens Bankers League, died in Portland this afternoon. The obituary notice appeared in the Journal Gazette under local classified ads.
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Eluah Lyons
Portland
Palab Lyons
Algney-Threa
Halile
Miscite
Sastrills
Sunday School Meeting Plans Fort Wayne Institute
Members of Allen County Sunday School association met at Dr M A Mason's office to map a county institute in Fort Wayne on February 12 with Rev W Halpenny from Indianapolis as active head of the state organization. Executive committee members including Rev Shambert and President Yagger attended to advance plans and introduce workers for the year.
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Ecity
M. A. Mason
Fort Wayne
E. ‘W. Balpenny
Indianapolis
Allen County Sunday School Association
Wiliam PB. Shambart
Men Will Do The Cooking At Church Oyster Supper
The West Creighton church plans a pork and ham supper where about ninety men will cook and serve. Women may attend as guests, marking a rare men cooked event in the church activities.
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Willam P. Shamhart
West Creighton
Wedding at Weet Creighton Church Draws Large Crowd
About 260 guests are expected for a ceremony at the Weet Creighton church. The men's class is noted as one of the strongest groups in the event, as the affair proceeds with perm and service flowing from B82 16 8 Oelock, highlighting local church ties.
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Weet Creighton Church
Death of Mrs. Wilhelmina Simminger in Fort Wayne
Mrs Wilhelmina Simminger 49 died Sunday morning at Lutheran hospital after a complication of diseases. Born in Diets Wassau Germany she came to America 40 years ago, lived in New York then Fort Wayne in 1895. She leaves husband Adolph and sons Henry William Frederick George Emil Charles. Funeral at 2:20 PM Tuesday from residence 743 Walnut and 3 PM at Emmaus Lutheran Church Rev Wambseun presiding. Remains to be shipped to New York for interment in Lutheran cemetery.
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Henry Slenminger
Lutheran Aspits
St the Are
Simminger
Diets
Wassau
Germany
America
New York
Fort Wayne
Packard Organ
New York City
Lutheran Cemetery
Judge Adair Urged as Democratic Congressional Candidate
In Columbia City Lad Jatt and supporters push Judge Jas Adair for the Twelfth district nomination. Reports say political pressure grows as Adair contemplates a public statement on his congressional bid amid speculation he may enter the race.
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Columbia City
Lad
Jas
Cald Walter
Afair
Noble
Whivier
Rang
Leining Loward
Hist
Congress
Rare chromatic moving pictures at Casino theater Fort Wayne
A French chromatic motion picture demonstration titled Go Little Garish Boy appears at Earl L Crabb's Casino 1212 Calhoun Street Fort Wayne. Shown daily until Thursday January 28 with 5 cent admission. News spreads of a novel color process in a vivid early screening.
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Ithia
Fort Wayne
France
Jesa
Casino Family Theater
Calhoun Street
Earl L. Crabb
Sty Doors
Lewis
Immunity pledge to Ruef withdrawn in San Francisco
A San Francisco court session announced the withdrawal of an immunity pledge for Ruef and related defendants. Prosecutor Langdon stated the immunity issue was ended and trials would proceed on bribery charges against Ruef and others, with no further testimony against Tiory L. Payd.
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Ruef
San Francisco
Tua
Cranehodta
Langdon
Abraham Luet
Ruel
Raof
Tiory L. Payd
Promser
Want ads in the Journal Gazette condensed to a single word
A historic want ad note signals classifieds in the Journal and Gazette, reduced to a single terse term. The snippet underscores a terse listing culture and traditional newspaper practice for brief notices and sales prompts.
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the Journal
Gazette
SARGENT ENDORSES WATSON FOR INDIANA SEAT IN LABOR LETTER
Wrighted endorsement from Frank Sargent chief at the bureau of immigration and labor division praises James E. Watson for pro labor record. Sargent, longtime railroad man from Indiana, says Watson supports laws benefiting labor and opposed by prejudice, claiming confidence in Watson as a fair labor ally in Congress.
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Washington, D.C
Frank Sargent
Bureau Ofmimigration and Naturalleption
Department of Conmerce and Labor
James E. Watson
Dlatriet
Tepudlivan
Sargent
Te Brotherhood of Locoimoetive
Indiana
Don Breesimin Watson
James E. Watsons
Congress
Watson
Wat- Ben
Tate
Great Vale
Tebor
Mr. Watson
Iabor
Mob Lynches Black Worker in Dothan
In Dothan Alabama a mob lynched Cleveland Franklin, a Black employee of a cotton goods firm, swinging him from a tree. The body bore gunshot and pistol bullet wounds after the mob killed him. Earlier the crowd injured A C Fauls, the oil company official, during a robbery incident at a local mill.
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Dothan
Alu
Cleveland Franklin
Cotton Air Company
Franklin
A. C. Fauls
Oil Company
Lavey
Maftl
Bankers Back Substitutes in Currency Debate
January 10 reports from the currency commission of the American Bankers Association summarize their objections to the Aldrich plan and Fowler bill. The committee’s full report outlines thirteen sections detailing plans discussed and rejected, with recommendations to Congress.
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Chicago
Resolution Committee
The
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Qvester— Ray
Commission
Congress
Association
Former Huntington Editor Sentenced for Embezzlement
Santa Monica Cal Jan 79 Charles A Lovelace editor of the Huntington Daily Journal pleaded guilty to embezzlement in a U S court. He altered a plea and tax sentence to three years imprisonment on ten counts. His embezzlement totaled ? early report notes he was tied to the Huntington Park newsroom and to daughter of James P Slack.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Charles A. Lovelace
Eell Park
United States
Prigo
Lovelace
Dayirnay
Huntington
James P. Slack
Notable Movements as British Relations Shift in War Time
Local news notes shifting travel and assignments. Charlee EB Weathertics and William M Grit leave for England yesterday as Griffin's visit proceeds. Weatherhogg to spend seventy weeks with relatives. Pred Berghof to become London office manager for Kidd Medieval company. Iergnof, son of Henry Berghoft, a young man, takes on new duties in a firm with a large British clientele.
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Weatherticns
William M. Grit
England
Griffin
Weatherhogg
Pred Berghof
London
Kidd Medieval Company
Ela
Iergnof
Mear Henry
Berghoft
Elad Compiny
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