Two Japanese Officials in California Study Alien Land Question
Hattori and Ebara, newly arrived Japanese officials, travel the Pacific coast to assess the alien land question, meet in Washington with President Wilson, and express hope for better understanding between Japan and the United States amid local speculation they seek broader information.
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California
Hattori
Bhara
Ebara
Batwort
Princetoo ‘Universal
Wilcom Wis
Wil
Washington
Japan
Epare
Japanese Peace Society
Jananoss 9
Hiclan
Republican Slogan 15 Ut A Strange Tome Propes
A garbled newspaper fragment discusses Republican slogan 15 UT and independents contesting Fort Wayne politics. It mentions rebellious rhetoric, potential candidacies for mayor and other offices, and shifting party dynamics among Straighé Heckel, Paul HH. Wott, and local factions with unclear outcomes.
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Inca Warner
Festa
Gana
Ecco
Imionta
Wro
Straighé Heckel
Paul HH
Bief Deayer
Wolk
Hosea
City News: Fort Roy Plant Manager Announces Move
Fort Roy plant manager W. Puckeot states the company will relocate operations totaling every unit moved to the pork and phone Tage Hay.
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Moogurs
Fort Roy
Supniy
Gompany
Hha Tor Etery
Wells Returns and Has a Lot to Say for the Buffaloes
Supreme Organizer W S Wells of the Benevolent Order of Buffaloes returned from a six week southern trip. He reported new local memberships in several states and plans to organize the entire region before the next September convention in Louisville. Fort Wayne remains the order’s base, with leadership to shift at the next gathering and a new Buffaloes herd publication due mid June.
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Fort Weyne
W. S. Wells
Benevolent Order of Dullaloes
North Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Georgia
Qebaraa
Hoke Smith
United States
Tyzon
Knoxville
Fort . Wayne
Wells Aaid
Indiana
Order
South
Fort Wayne
Ray McAdams
Wells
Many Weddings On Open Season's First Day
Fort Wayne reports eleven marriage licenses issued by County Clerk Gerding as couples lined up to wed. The list includes Russell Coolmen and Mildred Bonebrake, Frank Edgell and Edna Farlok, Herman Sievers and Catherine, and others. All ceremonies expected to be held today.
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Hymen
Fort Wayne
Gerding
Lve
Russell Coolmen
Mildred Bonebrake
Frank Edgell
Edna Farlok Herman Siever
Further Reflections on the Sunday Question
The writer argues the Sabbath is natural law, not human, and discusses whether Sunday laws are constitutional. Cites Jesus, Moses, and public morals to support government interference in religion. Defends ministers view that enforcing Sunday observance is a public welfare issue and needed for societal integrity.
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Diditor Journal-Gazette
Ireelande
Treor Lance
Troeianea
Thors
Falon
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Jeremiah
Christ
Owever
Cooley
Union
Hr Neenss
Certaii
Galera
Preservation of Sabbath and Honest Leadership
A letter from G. King argues for keeping Sunday sacred and criticizes leaders who fail to act honestly. The writer urges the community to uphold Sabbath observance as essential to preventing ruin, calling on initiators to protect the day for the people.
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G. King
Brimming Field News Mixed Local Visits and Home Tips
A Branched Brimfield update notes Kendallville visitors and moving plans among townsfolk, with others calling on relatives and sharing daily errands. Also includes practical home care tips on laundry, fabric cleaning, stain avoidance, and a quirky old cake-baking test using a broom straw to gauge icing consistency.
Odd Household Hints From A Curious Antique Page
A garbled column offers household tips on mending fabrics with coal tar and animal fat substitutes and making pin cushions from wagon grease. It suggests repurposing used gas mantles to polish metal and advises against sugaring fruit and incorrect dyeing methods, warning about stubborn creasing in dyed fabrics.
Mrs Charles Basal Returns to Outings After Illness
Mrs Charles Basal of Archer Avenue has been ill for several weeks but is now able to be out.
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Charles Basal
Archer Avenue
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