Editor Is Ordered 10 Day Contempt Sentence
Judge Collins fined Ray $25 and thirty days in jail for contempt of court over an editorial in the Republican state organ. Ray appealed, with ten days allowed for bond to secure the appeal. Prosecution said the editorial aimed to prejudice the grand jury and judges, insisting Ray remained jailed until appeal procedures proceed.
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Axdianaporis
Jemnex A. Calling
EL Rey
Ofter Am
The
Herald
Wisted Ray
Democratie
Impos
Uulline
Ray
Supreme Court
Collins
Fane
Hhe Tales
Hay
Willard New
Qhite Rattner
Bernard Kurbig
Cathie
Fia
Rovert
HK. O Bryson
Judeoy Collins
Shear Fluld
Fudge Collins
Addams Returns From Europe Hear Von Jagow View
Jane Addams of Chicago returns from Europe with remarks from German Foreign Secretary von Jagow who says the United States was within its rights to ship goods to belligerents but warns such actions will fuel anti American sentiment abroad. She cites cordial talks in Paris and Vienna and notes papal support for their peace efforts.
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Jane Addams
Chicago
Hague
United States
Europe
von Jagow
Americana
Germany
France
Heraine
Balgiten
Edward Gray Caul
Asquith
Perelin
Lke
Vienna
Stuergih
Budapest
Count von Rubin
Switzerland
Hoffman
Sand
Italy
Baron Sonning
Trome
Pape
Theale Polenme
M. Vivi
Ty Doris
Tyre
M. Dighnon
Belgum
Judge Flags Contempt Claim in Federal Case
In Indianapolis a federal case sparked a contempt dispute as Judge Rucker warned of public harm from press reports while Justice Collins noted statements by Ray about obtaining information from prominent locals. Ray, facing delays in investigation, was later released on a $2,090 bond via writ of supersedeas.
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Rucker
Saul
Aald Rucker
Collins
Ray
Tha
A. Torkwalter
Joseph B. Kealine
Ray Anya
Burlzwaltzer
Kealing
Indianapolis
Ind
Bry
Supreme Court
Brother Hotel and Restaurant Employee Special Meeting
Notice announces a special meeting for employees of Brother Hotel and Restaurant at 619 Calhoun Street on Sunday at 2 pm. The message emphasizes importance of attendance.
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Brother Hotel and Restaurant
Calhoun Street
Deaths in Fort Wayne Obituary Notices and Related Events
A Fort Wayne death notice reports Mrs Regina El Forty Wayne dying yesterday at her daughter’s home at 1612 East Letgin Street at ninety one. She was born in 1824 in Germany and lived in Fort Wayne since age twenty eight. Surviving children include Mrs Eliaaneth Honick and Mrs Catherine Boew, plus twelve grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren. Also noted are obituaries and funeral plans for Mrs Isabelle Kever and other family members with service details and residence locations. Interments are listed for Lindens word and Flat Rock cemetery, plus several funeral arrangements for local residents, including infant Leonard Ellenwood and James MM Stepneng with dates and venues.
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Regina el Forty Wayne
Catherine Bees
East Letgin Street
Ehinger
Laintach
Tlesgen
Dwermstad
Germany
Fort Wayne
Aloysius Scharf
Jon Ehinger
Adam Scharf
Eliaaneth Honick
Kansan
Catherine Boew
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Kaver
Mre
Isabelle Kever
T. Mcintosh
John Atreel
Obin
Lewis
We Kever
Monroeville
Lina Filward Zollinger
Mex J. T. MeIptesh
Jebr
Urwards
Marion
T. J
Sle
M. GB
Dixon
Decatur News: Local Residents Travel for Visits and Business
A flood of brief notices reports residents from Decatur and nearby towns traveling to Fort Wayne and nearby cities for work visits family greetings and social calls. Names include Mia, Amon, Jon Simor Bebwurtz and others with several relatives mentioned visiting kin in Monroe Cedar Rapids Huntington Kendallville and Fort Wayne.
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Decatur
Ind
Mia
Eark
Toony Wayne
Wilshire
Allie Myera
Rani Gordon
Jaey Sita
Vile
T. Methers
Min
W. Foromai
Ruts
Cedar Rapids
Henry Gerke
Ann Ang John Fuhrman
Page Harrill
Untington
Mary Catherine
Leo Ulmit
Liman Wan
Mian
Agnes Milar
Magy
Olor
Pont Lotter
Wayne Runt
Monrae
Leo Barkley
Crom
Examiner closes Illinois bank amid brokered securities concerns
Crystal Lake, July 1 The state banking examiner found issues with securities allegedly carried on bank books valued at 727000. The bank reportedly held deposits around 120000 as of the examination.
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Bintani
Crystal Lake
Ceria Securities
Lake Shore plans for Osage Street upgrade approved
City Hall notes Lake Shore Railway plan for Osage Street track elevation. Mayor Hosey received a complete plan from Take Shore Railred showing a cantilever bridge and concrete abutments with a 334,000 saving versus original. The board of public works will review. Committee will report at the July 27 meeting.
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Hosey
Take Shore Railred
Oxaga
Lidte Stare
Lake Shore
Sisaro
Mekel Tate
Board of
Jubile Works
Worlee
Phin
Concert Draws 1000 At Hayden Park With Arion Band
City health office reports no contagious diseases since June 25. Public works abandons water-pressure flush idea due to cost. Municipal concert in Hayden Park drew over 1,000 people with the Arion Band. Next concert set for McCulisch Park Sunday May. Residents report a basket found on a running board of an auto.
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Board of Public Works
Abane
Haydenspark
Arion
McCulisch Park
Cifects
Missionary Program Highlights Young Women at First Baptist
The Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its quarterly conference with a missionary program led by seventeen young ladies. Miss Carrel Storer and a group of girls performed, while Miss May Covington announced plans to go to South America for a short-term missionary project in January with support from the church youth group.
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Mollowlis
Magers
Carrel Storer
Weven Girkd
May Covington
Lipton praises American nurses in typhus zone
Sir Thomas Lipton from his yacht Erin, now a British capital ship, lauds American Red Cross nurses in Serbia and Montenegro. He describes 1400 patients in Serbia and observes progress and ongoing typhus outbreaks. He notes Dr. Richard Strong and others delivering transformative care while hospital capacity changes and sanitary conditions remain critical.
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Washington
Thomas” Lipton
Erin
Mabel
Leard
American Red Cross
Wiety
Seria
Montenegro
Gherghel
Thomas
Serbia
Richard BH Seong
Harkand
Myntenekro
Stagt
Manly Hospital
Calia
Strong
Reid
Turtle soup and social notes from Fort Wayne board
A local Fort Wayne community page reports turtle soup gatherings at the Board of Trade Saloon and lists residents visiting, family travels, hospital stays, and social calls. Notes mention Mrs. Wildan, J. Linalinon, and several others, with Forsythes, Hallands, Growss, and Finware among those cited during a period of gatherings and visits.
No More Additions To Fort Wayne Zoo
Secretary Charles J. Stelax of the park board said no more animal donations would be accepted due to lack of space. A hawk and two make no ons were offered and declined. The board favored acquiring the Crosslers’ west of Swinney park site, adjoining the rail line, for a future municipal zoo, with a 4 acre parcel offered at 1100 dollars. a public safety meeting also awarded a contract for a new project.
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Charles J. Stelax
He Park Board
Taiwan Park
Steins
Frort Wayne Tend Munnicinal Zoo
Swinney Park
The
Crosslers
Wang
Penmaybvanks
G.I
Boart of Public Safety
Reports Show Church In Fine Condition
Reports read at the quarterly meeting of the Hirst Evangelical Church indicate the congregation is flourishing. Financials show increased funds and rising expenses, with leadership noting steady growth and ongoing efforts to meet running costs.
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Leen
Wort
Meigner
Dresidad
Mt Pisgah News Lobsters Crabs Food and Local Scenes
Live lobsters and soft shell crabs appear in Mt Pisgah area listings at Cabaret and Hof Brau while farmers discuss weather and harvest hopes. The fragmentary report mentions visitors, local families, and July tows with names such as Wesley Matas and Ray Miling among Kendallville ties.
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Examiner
Illinois Bank
Cabaret
Hof Brau
MT. Pisgah News
Pisgah
Samyety
Wesley Matas
Matas
Ray Miling
Taughiant
Wakntiie
Trane
Mincus Mertha Olmetzer
Bertha Ferclea
Kendallville Ylalts
City News De He Mulseth and Inaarigal Case
An obscure local report notes a city intrigue involving de He Mulseth and Neal tied to recent fines. The piece mentions a courtroom scene and a Springs out Denver context with Rea Son and Sharman in dispute.
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Rea
Neal
Huteell
Sharman
Denver
Turtle Soup Night at Board of Trade Saloon
Indianapolis dispatch reports in Marion county jail terms to be served by Terre Haute men. Thirteen or fourteen inmates, including Thos McCarty Fred Pier Maree Barker Harley Wraxee Harry Fares heek and others, released after paying fines. A pigeon pie dinner offered from 11 to 2 priced at 25 cents.
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Board of Trade
Terre Haute
Indianatolis
Marion County
Tate
Thos McCarty
Fred Pier
Maree Barker
Harley Wraxee
Harry Faresheek
Thomas EH . Leeter Hill
Paudunes John Kaney
Frank Lockwood
Charles S. Miller
Jersa Mowell
Anpeid
Avould
Jew and Peace: Zionist Call to Influence World Councils
A historical plea urges Jewish unity to push for representation at future peace councils. It argues for involvement to secure peace after war, support Palestine’s infant industries, and echoes Zionist calls to “give this land without a people to this people without a land” while urging coordination with Jewish bodies.
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Isaiah
Micah
Israel
Palestine
Zioniam
Europe
Zangwill
Muncie Prosecutor Sues Over Damages in Bribery Case
Muncie Indiana July 3 A Wilbur Ky man assistant special prosecutor files a 5000 damage suit against Mayor Jolith H Bunch Herbert S Muddy president of the police board Chief W A McIlvaine and Deputy Prosecutor Gene Williams alleging defamation of character The suit names Judge J 3 Gregory and A D Whipple as attorneys for defendants The filing claims abatement and accuses defendants of attempt to intimidate witnesses and induce perjury with the suit still unresolved as of report.
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Muncie
Ind
Wilbur Ky~man
Jorday Aled
Jolith H. Bunch
Herbert S Muddy
Police Board
W. A. McIlvaine
Gene Williams
J. 3. Gregory
S. A. D. Whipple
Portland
Attorheys
Bunel, Maddy
McIlvaing l
Williams
Pride
Ryman
Snel
Perjney
Sei Hee
Boy Walks Off Bluff Into River at Washiputon
A ten year old boy named Ralph Aller, of Sandhurst, fell into the White River near Huntington while with companions last night. He disappeared after going off a bluff estimated at twenty feet into the water and a search was started nearby.
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Washiputon
Ind
Ralph Aller
Virgil Alteh
Sandhurh
White River
Hngton
Christianity 18 The Stepping Stone to Peace Says Dr J A Macdonald
Dr J A Macdonald urged delegates at the World Christian Endeavor convention in Chicago to renounce militarism and seek universal peace through cooperation and missionary work. Rev Jay S Stowell noted missionary efforts, stating the world population in 1900 was 1.809 billion with 5.176 billion people still unreached by Christianity.
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DR. J.A. Mdonald
Chicago
J. AL AnneBonald
Torvatn
Cayaria
World Christian Endeavor Convention
Seselon
Jay
Stowell
Presbyterian Board of
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