Old system of payment is restored in union details
After persistent efforts by delegates, the Brotherhoo of Goco motive Engineers moved to rescind the fixed delegate pay of 37 a day via the general office. The old subdivisional pay scale will stay, ranging from 36 to 10 a day plus expenses. Committees will report on next convention city and headquarters, with Cleveland as favored base for ten years.
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Columbus
International Ear
Gocomotive Engineers
Leén
Cleveland
Citlenga and
Pelpaandte
Lidinatinos
Pigeon Fans Promote Long Distance Race Finish at Bement
Henry Beach’s entry wins the first place in a 200 mile long distance pigeon race near Bement Illinois. Birds flew into a northwest wind as handlers reported strong performances by Henry Beach Ben Marlotte and William Swartz among others. The sport gains local foothold with a planned Sunday Edwardsville race and a 200 mile target.
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Henry Beach
Vars Lauim
Ben Marlotte
William Swartz
Herbert Minser
Qe Geir
Frank Caperade
Rudy Heinrich
Jungelaug
Vari Schiltin
Dla Miolitar
W. Dy
Keyser
R. Bagentan
Racin Harang
Carl Schilling
Edwardsville
Society The work and its social ties in the community
A lengthy society notice recounts fixtures of local life, including weddings, engagements, and entertaining events. It lists Mrs. Saniel ML Poster and Mrs. Frank Taft hosting a Saturday afternoon event with Miss Nallie Van Valkenburg performing, and details on upcoming weddings, guest lists, and visits by notable families and individuals across Columbus and nearby towns.
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Saniel
Frank
Taft
Misa Nallie van Valkenburg
Ha Qlayur
Indy Maccrbees
Melita Willsey
Calhoun Straat
Soost
Milas Christine Wahrenburg
Kelach
Huser
Qoeglein
Gumert
Googlein
Wanrrnurg
Storm
Doster
Kloepper
Hellioan
Insurance dispute tests Fort Wayne Merchants group
At a Fort Wayne Retail Merchants association meeting, President Ralph Claris disclosed a Linton merchant who insured with Mutual Fire Insurance but did not pay within the by law thirty days. Members voted to sustain the denial of insurance, voiding the policy. Attorney Slaymaker spoke on the opposing side as the meeting closed with a banquet.
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Indiana Retail Merchants’ Fire Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Clark
Claritin
Linton
Slaymaker
Gravel Road in Constitutional Ruling in Noblesville
In Noblesville Indiana Judge Iva W Christian ruled the gravel road measure constitutional in Samuel M Smith versus the county commissioners seeking to enjoin gravel road construction. The ruling states the three mile unit clause could be read to allow extensions, suggesting the law stands.
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Noblesville
Ind
Samuel M. Smith
Iva W.W. Christian
Supreme Court
Christian
Salary limit extended for teams in South Bend league
The Central fearne league in South Bend extends the salary cap for ten days ending in June with all clubs to realize their players' salaries within the monthly limit of 1,909 dollars. Several teams currently pay players between 2,000 and 2,500 dollars per month.
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South Bend
Ind
Tyne
Fearne
Wheeling
Zateaville
Ware
Local social notes from several neighboring families
Mrs Charles A Dunkelberg returns from Chicago. Miss Jeatrice Benninghoff visits Rome City friends. George C Russell family Albion and others visit in the city for the Seemeyer Rusacin event tonight. Katherine Joins Milwaukee visits Concordia College then Seattle. Ralph Clark arrives from Lafayette to move into the White apartment. Flawaty and Dr Clare arrive from Chicago and Planaty linked to Pettitzer Fruit Co. Mrs Arthur Frieher and children go to Clearlake for summer. Neale Smith of Columbus visits his mother.
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George C. Russell
Albion
Yernga Jones
South Whitley
Glenn Ayres
Monto
Seemeyer-Rusacil
Katherine Joins
Milwaukee
August Dentl
Concordia College
Seattle
Wash
Ralph Clark
Lafayette
Chinapo
Clare and
War
Planaty
Pettittzer Pruit Company
Fifty Thousand Friends Cite Ohio Soap Claim
An early 20th century promotional notice touts a soap brand promising white clothes with half the labor, claiming fifty thousand supporters in Ohio and appealing to women. The copy emphasizes savings, ease of use, and a nickel cost per week as a persuasive hook.
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Ohio
Local Social Notes Show Visitors and Gatherings Across Town
Clarence Smith receives visitors on Powlar Street as the Nonpareil Club gathers at the Home of Mrs. John Verwelre. The Sovial Thirteen meet Mrs. M. McCarty this afternoon at 2. Lakesite Ald Society convenes at 1082 Rivermet Avenue with Mrs. Franc Current. Doctors Whory and Nam of Martford City plan to attend the National Medical Association convention. Citizens travel and hosting include Mrs. DeWitt Justice of Logansport and gatherings with Mrs. Mather Ste Donald, the Guthin family from Chicago, and Rev and Mrs Miller hosting guests from Pittsburgh on West.
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Jay Attemwon
John Verwelre
Home Avenue
Sovial
M. McCarty
West Superior Street
Lakesite Ald Society Witt
Rivermet Avenue
Franc
Marc Whory
Alles Witt Nam
Martford City
Xo Te Chiessra
Nitional Beiical Association
Relief for the bishops and church plan adopted
The North American bishops addressed universal restructuring of assignments as Alabama Georgia and many missions were named under specific bishops. The twenty fifth general conference closed after prayers and benediction in Cincinnati.
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Tennessee
East Tennessee
Rolston
Gondsell
Newlson
Ilinos
Windis
Berry
Chicago
Negley
Cincinnati
Indiana
Kentucky
Moore
Colorado
McDowall
Columbia
River
Idhu
Hughes
Dakota
Wilson
Des Muolnes
Spellmeyer
Detroit
Erie
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Minnesota
Jona Norwegiin
Wile
Missouri
Iowa
Montana
Wyoming
McDowell
Nebraska
Pacific
McIntyre
Nevada
California
Warren
Bristol
Printing New Treasury Notes In Washington June 1
Washington June 1 officials are preparing to carry out the new currency law. Assistant Secretary Conlinist conferred with Director Delph of the engraving and printing bureau and Eldridge of the office of the commissioner of the currency. The act authorizes printing to begin within ten days. The new notes will be identical to the current national bank notes except for the face title and legal wording. About 207 million dollars in bonds and other securities will be used until the new notes are printed and issued. Delivery is planned over six months as plates and presses are prepared.
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Washington
Tressant
Conlhist
Delph
Bureau of Engraving and Printhus
Eldridge
Theil Wrst
United States
Ieee
Burglaries Struck by a Bold Black Intruder
Reports describe a violent break in at several homes with a single suspect, a Chicago man named William Johnson, alleged to have entered through open windows and drawers. Officers say he confessed only to matches and vague claims while evidence includes a stolen watch, a chin, and a recovered check from a separate incident.
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William Johnson
Chicago
Hanne Street
Lenz
Johnson Burglaries Highlight City Desperado Concerns
Police say morning report counts burglaries rising with Johnson named as one of the worst desperadoes captured here. Authorities warn residents as the suspect’s actions draw heavy public worry.
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Johnson
Classified Ad Promise To Collect Debt Overtime
A terse line suggests that a well placed classified ad can secure repayment or status, implying a debtor owes prosperity and the ad could prompt action to recover the sum. The wording hints at a transactional mindset tied to marketing a service or offer.
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