Sueds Corner on Newspapers as Vital World Link
A Toledo Advertising Club speaker, a leading New York firm executive, extols newspapers as the greatest document of interest today. He calls papers a diary of the present hour, a kaleidoscope of human endeavors, and notes advertising is the lifeblood of daily papers. He cites La Prensa in Buenos Aires with 180,000 circulation and a ten cent price as an example of profitable media.
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Toledo
Maieger
New York
Tima
Justim
Moving Picture
Cama
Baily
Sarah Hernherdt
Princeton Hello Girls Go On Strike In Indiana
Princeton Indiana May 31 Independent telephone system operators walked out for four cents an hour raise then returned after directors promised to act at the next meeting. The directors granted a three and one third cent increase that night but the girls refused to accept and all quit.
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Princeton
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Perators
Silver Lake News Briefs From May 31 Silver Card
Mary Hzra Hommarrhia returns from Wabash to visit son Walter Homaman and family. Inverett Vanglider visits from Peru. Decoration day services draw crowds from many towns including Warsaw. Ralph Wiltrout from Chicago visits with relatives. Fred Wiltrout travels from Chicago on business. Dr J Hay plans to visit Adel Iowa with sister Mrs Anna Kulp. Ruth Black formerly Ruth Friend in town from Paris with her companion. Mrs Hazel Brown slowly improving. Freratt Whittenberger home from Indianapolis after attending mute school. John Bloomer family home from North Vernon visiting friends. may move to Elk Fortwenty after retire. Verne Hoka returns from Anderson after teaching. stops at North Blanchester for decor services.
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Ind
Mary
Hzra Hommarrhia
Wabash
Walter Homaman
Inverett’ Vanglider
Peru
Jonch Honey
Bouth Pleasant
Ralph Wiltrout
Chicago
Warsaw
Othim
Fred Wiltrout
Chi
Adel
Anna Kulp
Ruth Black
Mies
Ruth Friend
Pari
Hazel Brown
Gurlit
Freratt Whittenberger
Rasiding
Here
Indo
City News Visitors and Locals Stay in Fort Wayne Area
Auburn resident Mr Nelgon and wife returned after a short visit in Fort Wayne. M F Long of Muller was a guest at the Raw ait hotel in Port Wayne. G E Smith of Angala traveled on business. Port Office Inspector John Hunter visits with family in South Bend. Miss Routh Short of Lagrange, patient at Lutheran Hospital, attended by parents. Mrs Fred Niles of Lagrange also at Lutheran Hospital. Jonas G Corlstham and wife of J eile and H J Hindher of Himt on registered at the Ranilall hotel.
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F.C. Nelgon
Auburn
Fort Wayne
M. F. Long
Muller
Port
Fred Niles
Lagrange
Lutheran Hospital
Jonas G. Corlstham
J Eile
H. J. Hindher
Himton
Ranilall Hotel
Bakers Convention Heads Fort Wayne Site Request
Local members of the Tri-State Master Bakers Association and the Commercial Club will urge that the next annual convention be held in Fort Wayne. This year the convention meets at the Cadac in Detroit, Michigan on June 3 4 and 6, with plans to set the 1914 meeting at the Fort Wayne gathering.
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Tri-State
Master Bakers’ Association
Commercial Club
Fort Warne
Cadac
Detroit
Mich
National market outlook by Henry Clews reviews factors
Henry Clews reviews the tariff, currency, monetary policy and crop outlook as key drivers of the national market. He flags uncertainties from government rail policy, Union Pacific dissolution, and Balkan war spillovers, noting retrenchment abroad and rising reserves. He expects slower near term gains but a possible revival if tariff and currency issues ease, harvest improves, and money conditions loosen.
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New York
Union
Southern Pacific
Plang
Europe
Senate
Somg Utsdand
Central Reserve Bank
Europa
United States
Mayora
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
San Francisco
Gnfon Pactla
ECOR
Stock Exchange
Henry Clhws
College Club Plans For This Year Arrives State Federation
The Fort Wayne college club formed by college alumni was welcomed into the state federation a few weeks ago and members are actively preparing plans for the season.
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Fort Wayne
Club sets plans for October entertainment to raise funds
Members elected officers and started arrangements for a show likely in October. Last year the group cleared over $500 from Rif of the Toy Shop, a production by members and adopted children. Funds will build a day nursery room in the downtown district for mothers who must leave children during the day.
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Jean
Tlib
Marietta Auditor Arrested on Cemetery Fund Embezzlement
Meysi William A Clari, city auditor of Marietta, was arrested after resigning and charged with embezzling about $1,000 from the cemetery fund. The city alleges the funds were misappropriated during his tenure.
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Marietta
Meysi
William A Clari
Meriette
Alty
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