Original Track Elevation Plans Defeated in Fort Wayne Controversy
The Journal Gazette claims a plot to block Clinton Street openings and clear a half million dollars of public property for a Pennsylvania company. It vows to finance an election fight unless council members reject the plan, citing Woodrow Wilson’s call for moral duty and court prosecutions. The editorial push warns of an inquiry if the issue proceeds.
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Clinton Street
Fort Wayne
Calhoun Street
Pennsylvania Company
Journal-Gazette
Common Council
Gricelles
Woodrow Wilson
Atlantic City
Meeting of Scouts at Jefferson School
All former Boy Scouts and interested boys are invited to a Jefferson Street School meeting Monday at 7 oclock to plan the annual Scout camp. The camp, pitched this year near Luke James or Crooked Jake, will be one of the most modern in the country under C. T. Jackson who will supervise the camp.
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Lig Hoy
Jefferson Street
C. ‘T. Jackson
Policeman Confesses to Arson in Michigan City
Patrolman Thomas W. Weaver pleaded guilty to arson at a preliminary hearing in Michigan City. He was admitted to the circuit court in bonds of 5000 dollars. He admitted setting fire to a large store following a sudden uncontrollable urge on an unnamed Tuesday.
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Michigan City
Ind
Thomas W. Weaver
Biedermann Takes Charge of Wild Wood Construction
E. J. Biedermann, formerly assistant superintendent with Wildwood Builders, is appointed superintendent for both heavy building and residence construction. His experience overseeing active construction suits the firm’s rapid growth and current needs.
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Biedermann
Wildwood Construction
E. J. Biedermann
Wildwood Builders
Funeral arrangements for Kenneth Hulton at US B.1 Church
Kenneth Hulton’s funeral is planned for Monday afternoon at two o’clock from the US B.1 Church with Rev. Walte, an uncle of the deceased, officiating. Interment will be at Greenwood cemetery. The report also notes local visits and injuries, including Amos Wadell’s serious bicycle accident near Twin Lakes and other town news.
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Lagrange
Ind
Kenneth Hulton
Twin Lakes
US B.1
CU Walte
Greenwood Cemetery
Henry Imme
Tvs
Union City
Mein
Ligrange
Willam Wilt
Charles Trier
Fort Wayne
HL Gifford
Winona
Hazy Wenge
Coldwater
Mich
Stra
A. Stephens
Amos Wadell
Addlen
Wwken
Nelson
Howe
Earle Parker
Wedmond
Karlee Parker
Marker
Frank Olver
Topwlha
Ras
Ani
Une
Tagrange
Wiarry Wilton
Auatke Humber
Kalimazep
Blanche Btch
Ralmannw
Tala Snowden
Kington
Rohan
Lahore
J. F. Bailey
Wolnotttte
Ray Glassley Accepts Position In West
Ray Glassley to occupy the pulpit at Mt Chireh Suntey morning and evening, succeeding Rev. AL HL Backus, with the Western branch of Montgomery Ward and Company. He leaves for Whitey County to assume duties after eight years with the firm. Also, a Columbia City library board meeting announces the library closure and book relocation. Local crime reports mention a brewery worker involved in a July incident. PATTERSON-PLETCHER CO.
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City
Ind
Tuty Ray Quaseley
Kenny City
Montgomery, Ward and Company
Inawedes
Whitey
Andrey Young
Conan
Glaneley
Colembia City
WF. McNasny
Columbia City Tree Ubrary Board
Ubrary
Alp Nanay
Okekick
Pat
McNagny
Rome
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Lagrange News
Duffy
Duffs
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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N.Y
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Ray Glassley
WEST
Library
James Thomas
Orege Brown
Thomas Hopkins
Trampa
Wern Ayrer
Detective Hill
Omtear
Crawley
Inetformer
Aine
Hehnatran
Patterbon-Pletcher CO
Franks
Berge
Wil Nahucr
Pradery
Stamana
Wales
Elmpin
Linkerie Dressen
Wren
S& Dozen
Arenen
Qhiplity
Wwe Ymality
Gatton
Ality
Oles
Fonlard Rik
Phesarance
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Elearmney
Rel Gee
Ted Price
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Mawes
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Ali Tinen
Lanlios
Berger
Popling
Dallstes
Mahstra
Prinellas
Lisauy
Ballbriggin
Arweer
Berges
Catton
Sic
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Raguiar
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Lycea
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Dimitien
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