Wabash Delays Vacation Story Over Street Elevations
City officials await word from Wabash about delays in routing at Harrison street due to tied up discussions with Cre lippman and other railroad partners. Plans for Fairfield avenue elevations progress slowly while contractor Trippeer completes concrete work and Broadway street activation begins to align with Pennsylvania line upgrades.
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Cunningham
Wabast
Harrisin Street
Cit Tailroad
Core Mngham
Crom Hin
Fairfield
Utat Mifroad
Fairfield Avenue
Beck
Wabash
Port Wayng
Frank Randall
Trippeer
Friifieth Avenue
Pennsylvante
City Dads Discuss Asphalt Plant Purchase
At a city council committee of the whole meeting officials review purchasing an asphalt plant to aid Fort Wayne street repairs. The board of public works reported Indianapolis filings and a price not exceeding 10 000. Debate split on stationary vs portable plant, with portable likely seen as more suitable.
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Fort Wayne
Nanney
Aca
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Wan
Way Complete De Kalb County Court House in Year
Ambitious progress reported on the De Kalb County courthouse project with contractor Corned promising to finish the temple of Junction and have it ready by September 1. Workforce additions, material deliveries, and site improvements accelerate as plans unfold for the new structure on the northeast corner, including a five ton stone from the Berl district and a new derrick soon to be installed.
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Corned
PeKalh County Court House
Alte
Nin City
Withnaut
J. W. Goodal Han
Chicumy
Ha Ban
Derick
Berl+ fora
Thin City
Bread famine V Mexico City
City of Mexico July 18 Real Genta of Mexico City will be forced to curtail bread consumption tomorrow and thousands of families will rely on homemade bread unless bakers and bakery owners reach an agreement. A large part of bread makers walked out today after failing to secure an eight hour day and they expect broad support tomorrow.
Deaths Boyle and Funeral Announcements
The infant son of Mr and Mrs James Boyle of 22 West Washington boulevard died at 1 pm Tuesday at the family home. Funeral services are set for 9 am today at Getz Cahill parlors with burial at Catholic cemetery. Additional funeral notices list Mrs Marquette Brith 328 West DeWald Street Lindenwood Cemetery. Martha Marquardt at 2 pm from her daughter’s residence 1477 Greene Street. Mrs Vivian McCarthy at 8:20 am Thursday from 1219 Hanna Street and 9 am at the Cathedral. Also reported, July 12, a federal grand jury statements against Charles Wranklin of Philadelphia and Gilbert Perkins of Pittsburgh for conspiring to attack financier Charles Strong of Erie.
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West DeWald Street
Lindenwood Cemetery
Martha Mar+quardt
Newcant
Greene Street
Vivian
McCarthy
Hanna Street
the Cathedral
Erif
Federal Grand Jury Today
Charles Wranklin
Philadelphia
Gilbert Hk, Perkins
Pittsburg
Charles J. Btrong
Erle
Mohair Suit Sale Prices Listed
The ad lists mohair suits priced at 18 dollars for 9, 20 dollars for 10, 22 dollars for 11, and 25 dollars for 12.50.
Great July Sale Across Stock of Mens Wearables
Our store launches a ten day sale with 10 to 50 percent discounts on a $170,000 stock of men and boys high grade wearables. Marked prices are 10 to 20 percent below state competition, inviting customers to read the prices and come.
Neckwear Half Price Sale on Stag Brand Ties
Ten day sale offers 60 dozen Stag Brand four in hand neckwear at 25c each, replacing ordinary 50c price. Ontario Mesh Stitch Underwear, sizes 36 to 46, selling at 15c after selling over 200 dozen this season with about 60 dozen left. Limit four garments per customer. Small alteration charge. no goods charged and money refunded on request.
Prospect Grurgh Corner Stone Laying Bluffton Ind
Corner stone laying announced for the new MB church at Prospect on the Osainn charge. Ceremony planned for Sunday July 2 with District Superintendent J A Beatty of Fort Wayne presiding, and Rev C B Dougherty as pastor. Oral church at Prod puc, erected in 1852 in a frame building, long served the congregation.
Bluffton Daily Jumble of Local Accidents and Fines
In Bluffton Indiana on July 18 a series of mishaps are reported. Thomas Griget fell from a horizontal bar and hurt his head and shoulder. Wilton Cravatant injured a thumb while buying meat at a coal grocery. Edgar Lewis cut a tendon while working with iron pine. Frank Waterick, intoxicated, was fined six dollars and costs totaling 417.80 after a Sunday incident with his brother. his father John Waterick faced fines but paid 126 for previous costs.
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Bluffton
Ind
Thomas Griget
Mladeh
Wilton
Edgar Lewis
Frank Waterick
John
Frank
Hinghorte
John, Weterick
Ingines
John Weteriek
Kon
Insane Man Disrupts Bath House Firing Water at Staff
C Bruner, a wealthy farmer from Columbia City, created a scene at Fischer bath yesterday afternoon throwing water pitchers and hurling objects at employees. Police officers Spiliner and Miller subdued him after he struck the helmeted officer with a pitcher. He is believed to have prior incidents and has been in a sanitarium before. He continued to yell and toss food at attendants during confinement.
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C. Bruner
Columbia City
Spiliner
Miller
Tauer
Wye
Sliford Stable Trots to Victory in Linn Ohio Race
Echomore, the last trotting stallion from Joseph Clifford's stable in this city, won the 2:0 trot at Linn Ohio yesterday, finishing in three straight heats 2-22, 2:2144, 2:1844. Black Dwisty er, in the 9:19 race with ten starters, placed second with times 2116, 213% and 211244. The horses were well rated and driven by Bim Kors.
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Echomore
Joseph Clifford
Linn
Winening
Sncond
Bim Kors
Statewide Prohibition Boosts Tax Debate in Texas
Governor OCaiquite told the State Automatic Tax Board that statewide prohibition would require a levy of not less than 12 contain $100 to run the government next year. He claimed prohibition would push up taxes and cited an 18 cent per carty cost as part of the argument ahead of next Saturday's election.
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Austin
Texas
Ocaiquite
State Automatic Tax Board
CWIL SANT TO RECOVER MONEY TAKEN BY ITALIANS
The Hirst Nations bank sues Bipiro Alexa and Endna Sothe in Fort Wayne for 600 dollars plus damages after Italiana allegedly retrieved funds from George Landr and a safety deposit box. The suit includes money in possession of Dayton B. Abbott and a forged deposit check, with 148 dollars in cash recovered and 408 dollars interest. Other court actions and divorces are noted, including entries in superior court and bridge work in New Haven.
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Hirst Nations Bank
Bipiro Alexa
Endna Sothe
Italiana
Fort Wayne
Bamland
George Landr
Chiet
Dayton B. Abbott
Homas & Vownsend
Georgi Lazor
Valexal
Stobbe
First National Bank
Georgi
Albert M. Creighton
Heaton & Hinton
Fred Bi. Tague
Breen & Mortig
Alexander Levy
Harry
Charles Goodman
Augustus Bouser
Anni N. Brinkman
Mllsworth T. Mencer
Daniel M. Mencer
Kia Electric Hallway Company
Monroeville
Ellaworth Mencer
Miinnie Buford
Joun~ Buford
Hugh
Hencing
Yaplen
Buford
New Haven
Maumee
Litenead
John W. Teengss
Sophie D. Morach
Weank W. McGary
Stella M Kieler
Allen County
Juvenile Court Probes White Slavery Case in Fort Wayne
Investigations continue into alleged white slavery involving Bertha Jackson of Fort Wayne. Authorities located the girl in Chicago last Monday and the Chicago juvenile court has checked birth records with no usable results.
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Bertha Jackson
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Juvenile Court of
Program for Boys Day by State School Band
The following band concert program will be rendered today at Robison Park by the State School Band under the direction of George J. Tharmpson. Selections include Loyal Americana, Victory Forever, and a German melodian piece with Garytone solo. A vocal chorus accompanies Titer td for Bitniet Bay.
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Robison Park
Behvol
George J. Tharmpson
Ty King
Garytone
Noledad
Bitniet Bay
Letting Contracts For Ewhose Projects
The board of safety awarded contracts last night for 1,000 feet of new dragons with Wort Wayne Olang Supply Co. and others. Bids included New York Belting Co. 300 feet at 80 cents, Eureka Fino Hosa Co. 200 feet at 86 cents, Gutta-purcha Co. 200 feet at 90 cents, Seaton Woven Tove Co. 500 feet at 00 cents. The board will cooperate with the city health department to address sanitary conditions at Wort Wayne and ensure enforcement of city clean air measures.
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Board of Safety
Wort Wayne Olang Supply Company
New York Belting Company
Eureka Fino “Hosa Company
Gutta-purcha Company
Seaton Woven Tove Company
Peter Binitary
Wayne
Health officer named for Rome City and Sylvan Lake
Dr J Simon of Rome City was appointed deputy county health commissioner by Noble County Health Officer Dr John Marr. Simon will oversee general health and sanitation for Rome City and Sylvan Lake, backed by state health rules and the Sylvan Lake Improvement Association.
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Albion
J. Simon
Rome City
John W. Marr
Noble County Health oMeer
Simon la
Sylvan Lake
State Health Board
Roma City
Redeemer's Annual Picnic at Swinney Park
The committer of Rederunner n English Lutheran church announces the annual Sunday school picnic at Swinney Park on Thursday. The event features a Parade of Sunday school workers, games for children, a concert by the band, and refreshments. Congregation ladies will serve a supper. all are invited.
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Swinney Park
Childer
Plente
Miss Winifred Spaulding sails for Clearlake outing
City news reports Miss Winifred Spaulding leaving for a one week outing at Clearlake with Mayor Jesse Grice. A new diphtheria case was reported to the health department at 1710 Koch Street in the Krautmann family, raising quarantined houses to twelve. PATTERSON FLETCHER CO advertises discounts beginning yesterday as part of July ante-sale.
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Winifred Spaulding
Slory
Jesse Grice
Clearlake
City Health Department
Koch Stréet
Krautmann
Accountant Gets Big Fee in Harbor Case Washington
July 14 The House Committee on expenditures will question whether any department official earned a 100000 fee from the Savannah harbor improvement affair. C E Johnson allegedly served as an accountant for Greens and Gaynor in the alleged conspiracy with Capt Oberlin M Carter to defraud the government, with lengthy trials and prison sentences afterward.
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Washington
Department of Funtion
Greent-Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
House Committee On
jJuntica
C. E. Johnson
Department
Min Ha
Hla
Alma
Linton
Hin
Greens
Gaynor
Want Ads in the Journal Gazette Are Only a Word
Classified notice notes that want ads in the Journal Gazette run as single words per listing, reflecting a truncation or shorthand style and prompting readers to use compact phrases for each intention or purchase.
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Journal-Gazette
Auburn Neighbors See Many Travelings and Visits
Auburn Indiana July 18 Master Stanley Hartman visiting with grandmother Alicia Barnes returns to Detroit from Rome. Parents driving from Lake Wawanee return. Miss Pearl Ashlemonth visits home. Frank Darling and baby back to Fort Wayne. Marie Hebel and friend Pennet from Chicago stay two weeks with relatives. The city hosts many visitors and social guests, including Mrs. Theodora Pilgrims and family from Agilla and Mr. and Mrs. Willy Baugh hosting guests. Merchants receive new colors for decorating. Several residents depart for visits to Take Gonran and Churubusco. others entertain guests from London and Chicago.
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Auburn
Ind
Stanley Hartman
Alicia Barnes
Rome
Detroit
Lake Wawaree
Stanley
Matilda Leathers
North Baltimore
Alter Vnima
Sayn
John Ketzenbarrer
Thin City
Moetames YL
Sharp
A.B Davis
Ashley
BM. Davia
This Ciy
Pearl Ashelmonth
Hanoyaner
Birx
Frank Darling
Baby
Fort Wayne
Mina Marie Hebel
Misa Pennet
Chicago
M. Mabel
Theodora Pilgrima
Enniren
Agilla
Lqveste
Mtrw
Willy Baugh
Roy Hogar
Cedar ‘Chapel
Cornel
Blarney Monroe
Tno
Ann B. Hinkley
New London
Dre
Lk Sonra
South Main Street
Charles Duglay
Honouquet News Monoquet News Highlights Local Visits
HONOQUET NEWS MONOQUET Ind July 1 A Nebraska couple Alona Ore and wife visit. Elmer McChurs and wife return after a stay. Florence Stevens Hazel Hine and Panny Kline spent Sunday at Cripple Gate height. Raw Engling and wife dined with Winanuel Rowe and family Bungay. Long family from Leerburg visited Ina Long and family Sunday. Arthur Rendipow wife and two children of Warnaw, Elmer McClary wife and daughter, Albert Ryan of Fort Wayne, and Garrett Ryan of Fort Wayne attended. Potato crop in area described as mostly untartured. Sunday school organized with officers: Superintendent John Stevens, Secretary Brine uel Hoxbrugh, Treasurer Mrs. Stephen Rosbrugh, Organist Miss Florence Stevens, Assistant Miss Hazel Kline. Sunday school to meet at 5:20 p.m. Next Friday ice cream social planned at John F. Halt's home.
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Monoquet
Ind
Alona Ore
Nebraska
Weinby
Elmer McChurs
Florence Stevens
Hazel Hine
Panny Kline
Cripple Gate Heighth
Raw
Engling
Winanuel Rowe
Bungay
Mre. Long
Leerburg
Ina Long
John Ryan
Bolt
Arthur Rendipow
Warnaw
Elmer McClary
Albert Ryan
Fort Wayne
Garrett Ryan
Funnel
Thin Place
John Stevens
Brine Uel Hoxbrugh
Stephen Rosbrugh
Florences Slevens
Haze Kline
Anie Pine
John FE. Halt
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