Ministers Postpone Action On Billy Sunday Fort Wayne Meeting
Ministers delay decision on Billy Sunday revival plans in Fort Wayne. The social condition committee reports pending. Rev. H. B. Master, Rev. A. E. Zartman, and Rev. C. Claud Travis discuss revival timing and committee setups. Rev. C. B. Ehle resigns for health reasons. Rev. L. Q. Laademan elected. A proposal to bring 1509 tickets to Fort Wayne depends on city school board attendance. A bouquet is sent to Rev. Evans at St Joseph’s Hospital after an injury from a motorcycle crash.
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Billy
Fort Weyne
H. B. Master
A. E Zartman
Social Condition Committee
iMaster
Griest
HL Snashall
C. C. Shirey
Sunda
C. Claud Travis
Association
Billy Sunday
Fort Wayne
Jane Wl
Willy
Hramise
C.B. Ehle
HM Health
Laademan
Daudeman
Board Ofustees
Griekt
Chicago
Professor Shaw
Taylor University
Wtha Methodist Men's Federation
Sammy Morris
Lindenwood Cemetery
Rev
A. &. Evans
St. Joseph's Hospital
Thoreday
Plans for City Y M C A discussed at W C T I meet
A meeting of the W C T I at Mrs. Mossman's home discussed plans for the City Y M C A in Fort Wayne. Arrangements for a fall session and missionary day by all city societies were noted. Sunday school, picnic at Foster Park, kite contest, and transportation for attendees were announced along with a luncheon and concert schedule.
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He Field
Mossman
West
Washiges- Wi
Fort Wayne
Hucveia
Lemonede
Trinity
Foster Park
St. Andrew's Chanel
Line Proposed For Chairman's Line Proposed For Chairman
A report details plans for a reorganized congressional committee to harmonize campaign actions. It lists proposed members from states and outlines duties to coordinate literature, fundraising, and events with the Democratic National Committee and executive committees.
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Lieve
Representative Page
Netty Carolline
Suse
Westion
Salirae
Yhad
Congressional Committee
Lloyd
Reorganized
Democratic National Committee
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Richardgonzona
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Cline
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Tagegart
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Johnson
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Maing
Weillicuddy
Maryland
Covington
Wassachusetts
Murray
Michigan
Doremus
Winnesota
Hammond
Mississippi
Chandler
Stone
Montana
Radha
Lobeck
New Hampshire
Hollis
Reed
New Jersey
Scully
New Mexico
Fergugon
Nevada
Newlands
New York
O'Gorman
Goldfogle
North Carolina
Overman
Welh
Okwhonm
Gore
Weaver
Ohio
Pomerene
Sharp
Pennsylvania
Diefenderfer
Rhode Island
O'Snamessy
South Carolina
Semator Smith
Winles
Tennessee
Houstady
Texas
Calloway
Virginia
Wood
Oregon
Cham- Darian
West Virginia
Brown
Wisconsin
Burke
City News Roundup From Brandwill To Indianapolis
John Hunsel returns from a three week visit with relatives in Dayton and Indianapolis. Victor Herreld buys Zwleg and Gladstone bottling works and plans a Grant Avenue plant due for occupancy by July 1. Insurance report notes heavy losses in Adams and adjoining townships Mutual Insurance Company with over 100 members amid a caurlahing condition. Cant Memning reports one arrest by Williams and Moll at Williamsport of dames Gilles and Innes Milne for hunting without license and the fining of end $25. Tei Sleep in Greenbald by Lall fined $32.65. Fort Wayne lodge No 14 J C O F Redded holds regular meeting to plan a social session on June 16 with committees appointed to lead the event.
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John H. Hunsel
Brandwill
P.dayton
Indianapolis
Victor A. Herreld
Zwleg & Gladstone
Grant Avenue
Adams and
Adjoining Townships
Menning
Game Department
Williams and Moll
Williamsport
Dames Gilles
Innes Milne
Asyre Tans
Lall
Fort Wayna Lodge
Odd Pellows Hall
Lawas
al the
Rl, Awalker
Bo PL Mu Niunafa
T. L. Corapneet
Decatur Teacher Leaves On Extended Western Trip
Decatur Indiana June story describes Miss Sedlenwyer Tica Sellemeyer a teacher from the community embarking on a long western tour. She plans stops with the Schlickman family in Twaver Salt Lake City Los Angeles Denver Tokagerios and visits with Miss Jung in San Frtiiven Arotow at the Angola school and Miss Vanleo.
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Decatur
Ind
Tica Sellemeyer
Toft
West
Schlickman
Twaver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Panny Bhtte
Misa Acker
Cry Wailnerday
Denver
Mier Tite
Seltemeyer
Tokagerios
Miss Tite
Hal Dasaher
Evansville Election Frauds In Court In July Case
In Evansville two men were indicted by a grand jury on a campaign election fraud charge tied to the May 11 primary. Witnesses testified this afternoon that systematic obstruction kept legal voters from voting. Defendants named include individuals from Twelfth precinct and nearby areas with the trial set to proceed.
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Evansville
Welses
John
van Vpredar
Jand Cioprge Weiser
Demierstio Jini
Vetisg
Senator Hoar Dents Legal View On Labor Contracts
Testimony discusses principles of freedom to contract for workers and employers. Gary says Hoar’s opinion could be trusted. he recalls prior corporate ties with TilInola Steel and Andrew Carnegie. The hearings examine agreements in rail and related industries amid evolving public sentiment and court interpretations.
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Hoar
Teatigad Jaaro
Gary
Wilveak Anmittet
Paols
TilInola Steel Company
Ilegal
Cailur
Peenstustan
Tate
Senators Speak On Lobbying And Tariff Debates At Senate Hearings
In a continued Senate panel session on business affairs and tariff legislation, senators described lobbyists as those presenting arguments to Congress. Testimony named a few individuals, including Mac Murti, while several witnesses disclosed personal investments but denied conflicts. Senator Clarke defended informing legislators as proper, noting no impropriety in lobbying for or against duties on coal and other goods.
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Em Pane
House
Mac Murti
Farma
Clarke
Wyoming
Toby
Cummins
Shoul
Jackson
Maryland
Steel Trust
Shively
Mr. Herbert
New York
Genator
Hei Sila Fis Sleet Corporation
Seelberg Store Seeks Experienced Women Staff Now
The Seelberg Store invites applications for walk over shop positions in misses and waist departments. Experienced salesladies wanted for dress and children's pumps and oxfords. Week of children’s week promotion with values $2.50 and $2.00.
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Thel
St. the
Seelberg
Virginia Hearing Schedule For June Tenth
Washington dispatch reports the Senate mining inquiry will hold hearings in Charleston West Virginia beginning June 10. Investigators plan written statements from witnesses and conferring with Senator Korn Chilton and Goit. Committee chair Senator Swangon said all who know about the inquiry will be summoned and no clemency will be shown.
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Washington
Senate
West Virginia
Estetes
Charleston
United Mine Workers
Swangon
Korn
Afo U L Law Arrest Hits Home News Editor Colmmaus
Ohio June 2 tobn 1 R Cartwright editor and member of the Home News at Wet Setersay was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Matt Be Rot charged with sending obscene matter through the mail. He confessed to running a mail order business for years advertising indecent and Weiat orders. He maintained a post office box and deposited mail at Colarbuts. He was released on 340i bond and will be in court Friday.
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Colmmaus
Ohio
Tune
R. Cartwright
Wet Setersay
United States
Matt Be Rot
James
Special sale on Misses' shoes at Walk-Over Store
Special sale of Misses shoes and oxfords now on at the Walk-Over Store with $2 and $2.50 values reduced to $1.00.
Five Seek Justice of Peace Appointment in County Race
Five candidates appeared for the vacant Justice of the Peace post created by the death of Louis B. Huser. Henry F. Balterman Gust Nierman B J Stevold Ben Johnson and Laura Schlaucroft humane officer seek the job as county commissioners prepare to announce their selection on Thursday.
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Justice of the Peace
Louis B. Huser
Henry F. Balterman
Gust Nierman
J. Stevold
Ben Johnson
Laura Schlaucroft
Four Killed When Train Hits Auto Near Clear Lake
Four persons died and two were injured when No. 14 on the North American Pacific railroad rammed an automobile at a crossing near here. The victims include J. J. Dawson 60 Mrs J L Dawson 66 and Ances Dawson 3. Efon Dawson brother of J L Dawson also killed. C C Dawson and her young son injured. The Dawsons had bought a farm at Clear Lake and were en route there from Katana. Witnesses say the locomotive raced along parallel road before the driver tried to cross in front of the train.
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Eur
Minu
Juni
Northam Pacific Raiload
J. J. Dawson
Kalone
Ji le Dawson
Ances Dawson
Efon Dawson
J. L. Dawson
C. C. Dawson
Dawsons
Clear Lake
Minn
David Paul Killed on Erie at Decatur
David Paul aged 20 of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin was killed early June 2 when he jumped from Erie fast freight No 7 in Decatur yards near a high gate of speeds. He had come to work with Brie bridge gang and spent Sunday with his sister in Bunting. He misread his stop and jumped, police and witnesses say. His body was taken to Yager Bros Reiniking morgue. He survived by four brothers and a sister Mrs Stafford of Huntington and a brother in Chicago.
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Decatur
Ind
David Paul
Chippewa Falla
Wis
Erie
Youn
Brie Bridge
William Stoufford
Bunting
Yager Bros. & Reiniking
Chippewa Falls
Slater
Stafford
Huntington
Chicago
Waterloo Wedding Of Mr Shelleyne And Mrs Bertha Knott
Waterloo residents Mr Shelleyne and Mrs Bertha Knott wed at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Buchanan officiating. The ceremony occurred Sunday morning at the bride's mother in law's home. The couple will reside at the Hine residence and plan to move to a brick home on the corner of Silk Road and Franklin Street after improvements. May they find happiness together. The bride previously taught and served as librarian. she is active in local clubs and the Progressive literary group.
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Waterloo
Ind
Shelleyne
Bertha Knott
Waterlon
Buchanan
St Ithe Presbyterian Church
Sarah Knott
Hine
Scientists Elect Officials at Boston Meeting
Boston June 2 Frederick Dixon of London was made president of the First Church of Christ Scientist at the annual meeting. John Dit emote of Treonkline named clerk and Adam H. Dickey of the same city treasurer. Clerk’s report notes several new churches opened in recent years with expansions in Rheinland Germany Switzerland New Zealand and parts of Europe.
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Boston
Frederick Dixon
London
Chris Scientiat
Johin ¥. Ditemote
Ttronkline
Adam H. Dickey
Rueland
Anthers
Germany
Switerland
New Zealand
Licensing Notices From Steuben County Angora Area
Fragmented OCR lists names and places in Steuben County Indiana and nearby areas. Mentions Fiona, Clyde Betz, Meximm Kay Tretors, Gortle RAAizer, Hattie Ritter, and MM Campbell in contexts of licenses and court actions. Details are garbled. includes references to Indiana towns, towns and counties.
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Angola
Ini
Tleenses
Mary
Mwe
Enhen Raunty
Ince Prdsen
Clyde Betz
City Hall News Seeks Immediate Flood Protection for Lakeside Forest Park
A Lakeside and Forest Park improvement committee urged rapid action on flood risk and proposed a concrete wall and earthen dike along St Toe Boulevard from Columbia Street Bridge to Delaware Avenue. The plan, partly self funded if needed, would have city backing within three weeks with residents ready to pay for protection if the general plan stalls.
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Lakeside and Forest Pack Improvement Association
George Waldschmidt
Esaid
Lakeside
Morest Park
Kehema
Leoncrete
St. Toe Boulevard
Columbia Street Ibridge
Delaware Avenue
Whey
Columbia Street Bridge
Forest Pirk Tarnugh Assgau
Sisel
Puck
Waliin Avenue
Lakeside Nnne
Waldechmiat
John Rireing
Jon Rahe
B. Richard
Homer C. Underwood
Fort Wayne Health Report Notes May Deaths and Diphtheria
The monthly health department report lists ninety two deaths and one birth in Fort Wayne during May. Edna Gabriel aged three at 116 East Leith Street is diagnosed with diphtheria and is the sister to Paul Gabriel aged eight who shared the same household.
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West Creighton Avenue
Francis’ Miller
St Mary's Avenue
George “Henry Welker
Harry Lorchinsky
Fairfield Ayer
Health Department
Fort Wayne
Edna
Gabriel
Leith Street
Paul Gabriel
Aight
Plans Block Permit for St Marys Area Work
Building inspector says no permit will be issued until the porth portion of St Marys area is straightened and the open show on the outside of the barn is shown covered. Lost Lavalliere with pearls on East Main and Lake Shore depot. return to Journal Gazette for reward.
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St. Mary's Arenat
Dr. Hi Wells Advertises Broad Medical Treatments
Dr WELLS at 229 East Berry St offers non surgical remedies for womens maladies and men’s weaknesses. He claims cures for tuberculosis, rheumatism, deafness, eye diseases, stomach troubles, skin diseases, kidney and liver issues, and various private illnesses using electrical methods and Light Therapy with free eye tests and references from Port Wayne. Hours 9 to 12, 2 to 1, 7 to 8, Sunday by appointment.
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East Berry St. Dx
Walle
Bex
Port Wayne
Niles
Ducines
Smith
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