Division No 18 Ladies Entertain Guests at Banquet
Friendship division No 18 of Fort Wayne hosted visiting members from divisions in Garrett and Delphos at a social banquet. Amanda Homers led the session with ritual work, followed by a roast meal, music, and dancing. The day also noted Waltz’s retirement after 33 years with the Pennsylvania company and a commemorative gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Division
G. Ot L. EB
Fort Wayne
Garrett
Delphos
Ohio
Art Wayne
Cours
Calhoun Street
Amanda Homers
Sheay
Atx O'Tivek
Brotherhood of Raiiread Trustmen Ag
Farl
Oltz
Stereper
Planing
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsy
Dennsylvania
Waltz
Germany
Pennerteanta
Planing Mill
Bnet Suitenfield Street
Strike Labor Talks Continue in Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Unchanged strike status reported as machinists at four plants hold a crucial meeting at Harmony Ball. Conference between Western Gas Construction Company and union delegates yields no firm agreement, amid widespread efforts to resolve disputes and resume service on Pennsylvania's Western Division. The Fort Wayne station scene includes attendees from rail lines and unions, with payroll preparations noted and sympathy for workers echoed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Judge
Npecal
Favor
Harmony Ball
Western Gag Construction Mpany
Muavhiniste
Pennsylvania
Ruiai Ul
C. L. Hamilton
Fallowine
Otty Sehrall
Division Freight Ascot
Division Freight Ascot JT. Wood, Train ,Master C Hamilton, Star Union Line
J. M. Quicksell
E. McKeehan
Genrie Wradley
Alc. Twining
Robert Learmonth
Preight
H. Kirkland
Fort Wayne
Eakin
Hucyrus
W. Noman
Dumkirk
E. Hunt
VW. Crooks
A. J. Clask
Lima
J. F.shrider
Mantilbure
Etna
M. Mc Gear
Hourban
T. Bt
Tavuiney
Tlymoutty Bay Tiel
Timer
Crake
Stamstar Natal
Maritse
I. G. Lares
Annayty
Marsing
Liverpool
UM Warlaep
Hayy
A. Menkerson
Tiles
William Ett Uludiced
Lafayette Place Attracts Crowds For Memorial Day Event
Crowds assembled Tuesday to celebrate Memorial Day at Lafayette Place amid bright weather. Visitors expressed astonishment at the scenery and many turned curiosity into interest in new attractions. The park centerpiece Kaplancide drew attention alongside the community center and park features as exhibitors promoted local businesses. For details contact Wildwood bias company or Shani loihilts.
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Kaplancide
Athenea
Alles
Lions Evotot
Park Flaveraunds
Ote Ware
Wildwood Bias Company
Shani Loihilts
Taal
Rxchann
Fairbanks Indiana Favorite Son for Presidency or Vice Presidency
Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana is discussed as a possible Republican presidential candidate or running mate. The note highlights his conservative stance, service as a U S senator, and role as former chair of the Republican National Committee, with references to his Indiana home and long political career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Indiana
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Ofice Iw
Roosevelt
Airbanks
April revenue surge and labor strike at Pennsy line
April revenue jumped for Pennsy amid higher operating income and expenses. The Great Lakes transport firm added two new steamships Sideraro and Tiotysta, with J. C. Evans as president and H. Diemer as general passenger agent. Meanwhile Fort Wayne saw a Longshoremen strike by 1000 handlers demanding higher wages, not sanctioned by their international union, with talks to resume.
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Great Taltea Tyanalt Corporation
Tien
Sideraro
Duality
Tiotysta
Lake Erie & Western Transportation Company
Great Lakes
J. C. Evans
Peresilent Te
H. Diemer
Mie Lake
Seling
Fort Wayne
Tufwalq
Henimon
Longshorea Tiena
Sitikers
International Organization
Ocuimer
Anu
O'Connor
Ias International
Machinist Armack to Stay in West
A Pennsylvania machinist Armack has notified of a temporary absence from work and plans to relocate to the West. He and his wife accompanied by their son traveled to Cortes, Washington, to visit an uncle, and Armack intends to seek steady employment in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armack
Armiack
Pennesleania Machinist
Arte Sonore
Odx
Net Cortes
Wash
Mra
Hha
Pennsylvania
Betas Jafar West
Wabash Prepares for Signal Wheat Rush
The Wabash line readies for a giant wheat rush as experts forecast a surge from the central western region. Railcars are being repaired and crews mobilized to move up to 000 grain cars to eastern seaports, with officials projecting rapid demand. News mentions Milan and local activity tied to grain transport.
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Teta
Extm
Rail accident and repairs disruptic work scene at Lew Castle
The report notes supervisor JW O Urlen of the KtE Wy sustaining two broken legs after a fall while jumping for a road speeder between Lew Castle and Rushville. Several machinists and laborers were reassigned or sent to hospital, with many workers returning to duties at Dannaslyinin shops or nearby plants as the situation develops.
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New York Central Iin
O'Urlen
Kte. & Wy
Juin
Lew Castle
Rushville
Muntie
Wall Pony
Eat
Bernard Boalt
Wburer
Slater
Machnet
Dannaslyinin
Wis
Wallie
Walter
Edro
Wall
M. Drwin
J Wank
Teruay
AL cL Tevin
Carmen
Wiley
Hani Sinkh
Davine
Cloris
Washinston
Aueri Atlets Valarie
Bremen
Italy
C. Talat
West
Rieke
Uthey
Woodluston
MRL
Ljvitt
Aventon
Enginees
Samael
Tennant
Martell
Fragmented OCR scene with names and places in turmoil
An incoherent OCR fragment lists numerous names and locations such as Pennsylvania New York Wisconsin and Illinois. References to workers, a fire or incident at an electric works and various individuals are scattered, with unclear actions or outcomes. The readable content lacks a single coherent event.
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A. R. Phillips
Uineinnath
Fort Waynes
Penny Blacksmith
Lemon Rue Used to Detect Spies and New Rules
Wartime Germany imposes travel controls as border checks tighten and citizens face extensive permits. Officials detain and release dozens amid heightened surveillance while education and health codes mingle with military security measures.
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Mwatn
Theodore C. Dodane
Bistey
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Acherer
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Oily Commission
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Rayford
Indiana Loan CO
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Senate
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Ind
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Philadelphia
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Tan Rene
NEW Company
Steamship Line
Kekionga
Aperial Internet
Importanon
Toomorrow
Unity Hall
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Wieseston
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Wabash
Omni
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Meyer Bros .&'S
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Agus
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Messalino
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City News
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