Labor Day Carnival Plans Move Forward in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne unions voted to stage a week long Labor Day carnival on McCulloch field near Wit Buten street bridge with bands donating services. Federation endorsed parade, fundraising proposals, and a citywide labor crafts amalgamation while praising employer stance and union support for the pressmen strike.
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Re Federation of Labor
McCulloch
Wit Buten Street Bridge
Federation
Gart Shober
Packard
Redding
Fort Wayne
Metal Trades Council
Washington, D. C
W. Elzy
Steel Workers
William Raxendale
Hen. McLaughlis
William Rehm
F. W. Ripe
James A. Lecter
A. Sthaie
Horseshears
Edward ©. Bau- Sert
Wee T. Soest
Steam Engineers
EF. J. Schwantz
Washington
Teral
Kater
SP. Kater
Harper Bugey Cotepzany
Columbia City
James van Cleavn
National Association of Manufacturers
Kaler
Manufacurers' Association
Organized Labor
Bell
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Kalr
Labor ‘Times-Herald
Journal-Gazette
Kaler Inis
Addra Jonn F. Geckler
Distriet
Internation Freesmen
Geckler
Charles Frank
Nelson Liegd
Martin Rowan
Fraule Speidie
Charles Kaeble
Christ Hann
George Welrmeister
William Lyagyarad
Walt McComb and Steam Engineers Meet in Adjournment
Walt McComb of the teamsters and two steam engineer representatives led a meeting that adjourned in good order after accomplishing an unusually large amount of business. George Kain, a well known New Haven man and employee of a local Sperry handle factory, was killed by a Wabash excursion train from Detroit. His body was found on the Wabash track by night watchman Harry Buchtman. An inquest noted past drug use and financial worries but did not establish contributory causes. He left a wife and seven children. services were held at the Methodist Protestant church.
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Walt McComb
Teamsters
Steam Engineers
George Kain
Me Sperry
New Haven
Harry Buchtman
Tex
Detroit
Kain
Tuchtman
Elmer
Amere
Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Dierberger
Muncie
Reiating
Bowser Trade Seekers Tour Northwest to California Coast
Bowser works executives A. 2. Pribarmueg and E. M. Saversool travel through Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas on a Northwest tour to promote Bowser products. They visit Bay View Michigan and California coast as plans for imports and installations proceed. Thomas DeVilbies returns from a Santa Fe railroad tour with a Bowser installation view. Pennsylvania smith shop adds workers Herman Dui and others while East Car Shops hire more veterans.
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A. 2. Pnibarmueg
The
FP Bowser Works
Northwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Daktas
Bay View Mich
Polhamus
E. M. Saversool
Bowser Works
Jabuery
California
Pacific Coast
Livercool
Mexico
Mexia
Coast
Savernoal
Thomas DeVilbies
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Bowser
B. Bechtel
New York
Boston
SF. Bowser Company
Pennsylvania Smith Shop
Herman
Louis F Beltzell
George Hechler
Charles A. Schafer
E. F.handbuck
A. Wiedman
Q. Cummings
Smith Shop
Athletic Committee Accomplishments Fail to Impress
The Pennsylvania Employes' Athlete association met last night in Blaster Mechanics with little productive outcome. Fitz- Patrick's office showed no starting results yet plans are hoped to be ready by week’s end. The Beulfant Electro company held Cedar Point activities and issued a daily newspaper during their outing. D. W. Hopper spoke for Cleveland manufacturers in Fort Wayne. E. M. Laverend returned from the Pacific coast having spent months in the west for Bowser Oil Tank factory.
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Pennsylvania Employes’ Athlete Association
Blaster Mechanics
Fitz-Patrick
Ger Wey
Beulfant Electro Company
Cedar Point
D. W. Hopper
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
E. M. Laverend
Bowser
Pacific Coast
West
Industrial Notes Highlight Local Railway and Industry Figures
Chief Car Inspector Adam Lemar returns from Altoona while T J Errington of a Pennsylvania machine shop is reported sick. RJ Fisher of the Gas works travels east on company business. G N Thomas serves as a special agent for the firm.
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Adam Lemar
Altoona
T.J. Errington
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
RJ. Fisher
Gass Works
G. N. Thomas
Health and Income in a Chicago Girl Letter
A Chicago girl writes that health recovery through proper nourishment helped her stay at work. After becoming a nervous invalid from overwork and poor diet, she credits Grape-Nuts and Postum for brain and body restoration, enabling continued employment and earning ability. The letter ends noting such testimonials appear occasionally and are genuine.
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Wabash Workers Vacation Notes and Local Games
A long list of Bowser and Pennsylvania shop staff are on vacation or returning from trips to Rome City Lake James Cedar Point and New York City. Wabash shop employees plan a game against Knitting Mill White Sox while The Bowser Grays face Knitting Mill next Saturday at Concordia college diamond. The city also notes travel for Santa Fe agent Frank Hendry and various repairs and incidents at the shops and yards.
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Wabash
L. E. Bowser
Bowser
R. & Schultz
Dne
Rome Chry
Walter Weimer
Elactic Works
Rome City
B. L. Thomas
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
A.B. Lewis
Bowser Works
Pennsylvania
Las Kene
New York City
J. H. Crick
J. W. Butler
Kansas City
N. Hoffman
Rone City
James Haberly
Fort Wayne
Tannehill
Elevirle
Cinein
Rad
Darwin Miller
The
Electric Works
T. Hendry
Santa Fe
Detroit
Hiss Lucy Tourgeé
Aline
Bowser Factory
Wina
Wright
Bowser Machine Shop
Bowser Grays
Knitting Min White Sox
Concordia College
Round House
Herman Kaade
Home Telephone Companys
Lake James
Charles FP
Lutheran Hospital
Patrick Worden
Pennsylvania Round House
Indianapolis
Hibernian Rifles
Edward Crosby
Oll
Illinois
Dennis O'Connors
Frank Mills
Port Wayne Electric Works
Crooked, Lake
L. Haffner
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Victor Nussbaum
Cedar Point
Knights of Columbus
Clarence Seabold
Peniuisylvania
Rowe City
Blanche Trautman
Fort Wigne | Electric Works
Offord Bergman
Benjamin O'Leary
Charles Becker
L Electric Works
Baggageman E. M. Hall
B. Serocinski
Gary
Ind
George Fair
Pennsylvania Blacksmith ‘Shops
Cy Criswell
Las
Grace Weber
Électric Works
Leana Wilkinson
Hae
Cora Burrie
Cincionati
Lima
Crestline
Manhattan
Hobart
Tiroth‘erhood of
Robison Park Tomore Row
Division 12
Je. HB
Bupper
George Nell
Walter Woodin
Brotherhood of Railway
Taft Brown
Dunkirk
Local workers reel in tales of Rome City fishing trip
In a Rome City outing, four Wabash freight office men fished lakeside while inspectors Billy McDonald and Sam Kelker hauled a four foot pike. Foreman George Streets claimed the real catch, surpassing tales as he boasted of a sizable haul and a tale of eating scapping turtles.
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Gf, Warner
O. H. Honeck
Ralph Petyen
E. Zimmierman
P.M. Johnson
John Wallace
Frank, Hogan
R. Smith
Wabash
Rome City
Billy McDonald
Sam Kelker
George Streets
John 2
Pastime Dancing Hall Social Nights Feature
Bud Rande notes Gold Medal Flour pleases the cook while FabDEnca promotes a notice for Pastime Dancing Hall social nights on Tuesday and Friday each week.
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Bud Rande
Fabdenca
Survey Starts on Interurban Line in Indiana
By Kint News Bureau Bluefyon Indiana July date, engineers begin surveying the planned Cluktton, Berne and Celina interurban line. A force of men will map the route, with construction unlikely before early next year as promoters organize the company.
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Kint
Y Bluefyon
Ind
Ste
Batson
Cluktton, Berne & Celina
Prank by Two Year Old Not Sufficient Cause
Pierceton Ind July 3 Mrs Jane Guy Pierceton who was arrested on no charge of assaulting Ella Cox and daughter Myrtie Cox of this place was today found not guilty by Justice H W Graham of Warsaw The evidence was to show that a two year old daughter of Mrs Guy turn-
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Kist
Piercetown
Ind
Jane Guy
Pierceton
Ella Cox
Myrtie Cox
H.W. Graham
Warsaw
Spear
Guy
Local court hears child prank case and educator notes
The trial involved Mrs Cox and her daughter accused of influencing a child who spread mischief to several people by prank actions. The hearing, tied to a nest incident, was delayed as losses were reported the day of the Sheridan, Wisconsin session. Separately, Mr Kaufman, Covington schools superintendent, outlined his academic path and current travel for contacts at War saw. Judge Grosscup, guest of Henry W Bishop, departs Lenox for the White Mountains after a brief visit.
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Lenox
Mass
Peter 5, Grosscup
United States Court of Appeals
Henry W. Bishop
Chicago
Wilte Mountains
Boston
Kaufman Chosen to Lead Warsaw Public Schools
H S Kaufman, longtime leader of Whitley County schools, has been selected as superintendent of Warsaw public schools from a field of 100 applicants. He succeeds Professor J J Barty, who recently resigned.
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Kist News Burray
Warsaw
Whitley County
Liarwill
Uccrett
J. J. Barty
Desirable brick residence for rent on Washington Blvd
Desirable brick residence on Washington boulevard west offers electric lights gas bath and hot water. Inquire at 714 Harrison street.
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Washington Boulevard
Harrison Street
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