Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 1809 Salaries and Public Policy Debate
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette discusses state salary laws, public policy questions, and the impact of federal irrigation and government spending. It notes calls for responsible governance, the role of lawmakers, and the public’s right to informed participation amid ongoing political debates.
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TE Moynilan
M. H. Moynihan
Oscar G. Foellinger
Port Wayne Welcomes Prof Ztic Revival Visit
In Port Wayne a warm reception greets Professor Ztic as part of a revival tour. The host city hopes his visit will inspire civic pride, beautification of streets, and better housing. He emphasizes tasteful homes, shaded avenues, and a strong civic improvement plan despite some lingering issues with industry and housing.
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Port Wayne
Warne
Moire Darks
Port Warne
Mery
Zueulit
Mars
Zuebfin
Park Board Plans Funding for Landscape Expert Visit
The park board seeks council approval to spend $500 to bring Ce M. Robine to the city for nine months to oversee a landscape project. No firm plan for the program is set, and a temporary salary for the expert is included. The commerce group has offered $50.
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Ce M. Robine
Fork Wayne
Wabash Officials Reach Private Car Summit on Grade Crossings
President Delano and Vice President Miller of the Wabash Railroad met Detroit city leaders aboard Delano’s private car to finalize a written settlement over grade crossing eliminations on Calhoun Street and related intersections. The accord outlines planned construction and scheduling to advance the nationwide 1907 act goals, with Fort Wayne officials hopeful for swift progress.
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Delano
Miller
Wabash
Wabash Milroad
Detroit
Mottpelier
William J. Ehoser
Eo. Laainon
Ben Schwartz
Jesse Koshus
Board of Public Worts
Guy Colerick
Frank M. Randall
Wasbashillroad
Calhoun Street
I J. Lennon
Qourd
Montpelier
Atr
Dan
Lennon
Wabash Road
Fort Wayne
AL Montpatier Jr
Mier
Sie
Belchin Settles Blind Tiger Case
Belchin settles the Blind Tiger case after arraignments for selling liquor at an illicit venue. The hearing discusses penalties, with no charges of operating the joint. witnesses and local officials attend as cases adjourn into Friday.
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Belchin
Births Report From Local Hospital
A chaotic birth notice reports multiple newborns: a girl to Otto Plopen brink at 480 West Creighton avenue, another daughter to Natty Meleht and wife in Cedar Crow township, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerran Waldnehmidt at Lake aide. Also notes a successful operation at Hope hospital on a recent afternoon with the mother recovering.
Local Northeast Indiana News Highlights and Contests
A garbled Northeast Indiana item describes a reading event with guests judging a prize for best book knowledge, wall displays, and a literary contest. It mentions meetings with Mrs. Hs. G. Davis Hon and Adair of Portland, plus a declamation contest at a Mowa school Tuesday night and plans for an April company event.
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John Barerson
Te Ook Ak
Bok
Himin
Menger
Ely
Wonaploopers
Whene
Lam Amy
Sta. TM
Conegressam
Adair
Portland
Redeemer Church Young People Entertain Tonight
Redeemer Church Young People present an evening program under the Young People’s Society with local singer John Ve Kcester and a chorus, featuring an operetta The District School. The concert will include orchestral selections and a dance of characters with numerous listed participants and a Tod V Koester directing.
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Redeemer Church
Young People's Society of
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English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Lurch
John Ve Kcester
St Paul's Walther League
Cox
Carey
Stoup Hox
Bouncer
Voral Rechatione
Dtine Canaiont
Catherine Vonderau
Caracte
Faekles Simpkins
Saree Veces
Skule
Trecon TV
ceree John V_ Kader
Amit
Jorusha Quckeninis
Ermita Frotinath
Inca Aator
Carl Miler Patlenes
Nora Finn Len Rutleteerr
Loren Kingman
Tonty Frioty
Aria
Jim bin
Robart
Arne Spiegel
Buatar Brown
Doubt Wehrter
Lynn Pinter
Dina Ann Snodgrass
Mehitble
Hon
Brishim Young
Samanthy Sma Winnie Wonderny Miran Heikewee
Cath Gieseking
Extella Sander Sug
Tod V. Koester
Mias Esther Spiegel
Orecheatm
Selgeted
Saul Store to Be Greatly Enlarged in Fort Wayne
Saul, owner of stores in New York City, Schenectady, Albany, and Fort Wayne, leased the entire east half of the Pixley-Long block to expand his Fort Wayne store. The five floors will be remodeled into a single ground floor showroom with a new front. The Germania cafe lease continues for months before remodeling begins and manager Crinna receives praise for handling the branch.
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Fort Wayng Atore
Mareun Saul
New York City
Schenectady
Albany
N.Y
Fort Wayne
Sint
Baul
Germania Cafe
Robison Park roller skating pavilion to open soon
The Proctor Pulger and Premartinesses at Robison Park leased a large property adjoining the park to build a big roller skating pavilion. It will host skating shows during the day and dinners at other times. A menagerie exhibit with wild animals is planned to accompany the attraction.
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Proctor, Pulger & Premartinesses
Robison — Park
Proctor
Burg Crowd Behavior Shocks Late Wid Patronage
Report notes displeasure with patronage amid burg crowd behavior. Unclear details describe late wid reacts to disturbances.
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Irenses
Wid Ara
Physicians will not be among directors in Warsaw hospital plan
Warsaw Indiana citizens subscribe to build a city hospital with a $4000 goal, $1600 raised by noon today. Dr C W Harket and other physicians deny seeking control, stating the hospital aims to serve public needs and surgeons may join later if desired, with incorporation to be drawn only when work begins.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville Journal
Logansport Tribune
Citizens
Marion Chronicle
Huntington Herald
Wiet News Tureau
Warsaw
Ind
Tyne 2
Warsaw Howital
Thin City
C. W. Harket
Theoapital
Artielon
Incorporation
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Pinity
Warma
Airdome starles recalls near miss on Chicago stage
In a zigzag tale, Starles recounts a scare when a stage intruder challenged him during a show in Chicago. The incident involved a children’s society inspector mistaken for a performer’s age, leading to a brief confrontation before clarification and a purchase of a ticket. Starles, with ensemble including George and the Rance Hodges, performs nightly along with motion pictures.
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Mr. Starles
Hay
Chicago
Eliad
Children's Society
Mx Searles
Hla
Mr. George
Rance Hodges
Mr. Jones
Hig
Rendell Arrests Drunk After Street Incident
Patrolman Rendell arrested a man named Joan FP Brown for drunkenness after Brown insulted several women on Galhostin street near Haven hotel. Officer Madden escorted Brown to the station.
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Fotrolman
Mart Rendell
Erving Lifs
Joan FP. Brown
Brown
Galhotin Street
Haven Hotel
Yineed
Charles Jones
Jame
Det
Mr. Hayes
Omcer Madden
Ammonia Gas In Plant Traps Three Workmen
In Kendallville Indiana three workers at the carper plant faced near asphyxiation when ammonia gas escaped from a pipe. The gas used in manufacturing artificial ice and produced by ammonia alate rushed through high pressure lines, forcing the men to abandon the room until the leak was stopped. The workers named John Wolt J. BR Dune and Noah Growcack narrowly escaped serious harm.
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Kendallville
Ind
Jd. Re Carper
Farewell Dinner for D C Davis at Anthony Wayne Club
A farewell dinner honoring D C Davis, retiring assistant treasurer of Fort Wayne Electric Works, who departs Sunday to lead the General Electric credit department in Schenectady. About thirty officials attended at the Anthony Wayne club with a six course meal, toasts, and a gift of an imported black sealskin grip.
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Oincinia
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Bach
DB. Davis
Langer
General Electric Company
Schenectity
Davis
Anthony Wayne Club
George O'Neill
J. Keenan
Anthony Hotel
Hulap
L. & Nold
Mr. Davis
Davie
Fort Wayne
Electric Works
Schenectady
IL. S. Nold
E. M. Hulae
K. Harding
EA. Wagner
B.A. Barnes
IM. Weber
Muelier
W. A. Reichart
P. €. Morgenthaler
D. ¢. Dayla
PH. Heppe
Messrs
Hunting
J. J. Wood
A. A. Serva
Taxation in Indiana Reveals High City Levy Rates
The state statistician completed a tax survey across Indianapolis and other areas to aid accounting efforts. It notes alarming tax levy rates with city levies in several areas exceeding four dollars per hundred of property value, adding to township county and state levies to push totals higher.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Reynolds to Wed Rich Indiana Widow Mrs Williams
June 12. Lewis O. Reynolds a local manufacturer who helped establish the Carnation League of America will marry Mrs Mary V. Williams of Richmond Indiana tomorrow. Mrs Williams reputed to be among Indiana's wealthiest women.
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