Regulation and enforcement urged by United Brewers group
Speakers at the United Brewers gathering urged strict regulation of liquor traffic and enforcement of laws. Carl J. Hexter pledged to lead efforts to separate the beer trade from saloon abuses, with support from Manchester of Michigan and other brewers leaders. A resolution backed co operation among brewers, bottlers, and authorities to curb illicit saloon activity and ensure proper policing across states.
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Atlantic
United Brewers
Percy Andreves
Ohio State
Saki Teow
Wyear
Hnd
Manchester
Joes
Michigan State
Is Sotiatlon
Carl J. Hexter
Columbus
Ishmagelf
Auadeciation
Tegitatians
Tribattans
Oem
Medullon Nrges
Ulel Lovagenta
United States
Incid Rappert
New York
W William Hogim
St. Paul
Toamurar
Anton T. J. Hupter
John Gardiner
Philadelphia
Lona Houch
Cincinnanl
Edward AL Foe
Lota
August Goebel
Detroit
Lawrence Tahathne
New Orleans
Herman Strap
Pittsburg
Court News Highlights Several Divorces and Legal Disputes
Divorces and various lawsuits fill the docket in the porter court with cases including Wilks vs Wilke over $47.99, a breach of contract claim for $1,006, and a note suit for $148.20. A circuit court accusation concerns desertion and family custody follows adjudication, with details of a man’s work history and family separation.
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Ifinoph Wilks
Mittle Wilke
Dodge Heaton
Theuporter Court
Worner Yektor
Edward Mrondet
EB EL Percy
Arast Fito
Harvey Alte
Marettch
Oscar Gandy
Atternoy Kichler
Giewn Cabon
Edward Chriemin Wort
Rand
Fort Wayne
Tailana Nationst
Charles Gehauer
H Powers
Wifa
O'Rourke
Gehauer
Deglind
Gebauer
Chicago
Fienver
Nnféa
Alward
Penn
Eleanors II
Tae O'Rourke
Ellsworth
Land deal shocks investors amid regional farmland split
Monroe Tlinh and Bona Angurt EB Martin reportedly closed on an extensive tract near Untertows, trading 445-1 drach for 38080 in unsettled terms. The involved land interests indicate no relocation to the county for reinvestment, signaling broader market caution.
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Monroe
W. Tlinh & Bona
Angurt
Public recreation and civic reform in Fort Wayne
A conference discusses expanded municipal recreation, noting parks, playgrounds, and versatile facilities for all ages. It urges longer leisure hours, improved Sunday observance, and broader funding to extend public life beyond children to families, with Prof. Zuellin advocating citizen training and equal suffrage for women and Black citizens.
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Aconthmel
Emmen Ee
Nathias Tegiches
Joenrlong
Wader
Geteiurien
Populdtha
Ohler
Sheila Provikinne
Prof
Zuellin
Fort Wayne
Hiraucl
Eiervil Asd
Shubert Gets Theater in Indianapolis
New York tenor Jung Shubert travels to Indianapolis to perform and visit a temple. He plans to sing at the event and discuss theater ties during the visit. Local officials expect his appearance to draw attention to the cultural scene.
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Shubert
Indianapolis
Jung Shubert
New York
Mie Lebigma
Illinois Legislature Adjourns After Deadlock in Waterway Vote
Springfield June 1 The Illinois General Assembly adjourned once again after a long stalemate over a deep waterway project. Debate and leadership struggles dominated the session as a Senate stalemate and speaker fight blocked action, ending without final clearance of the waterway proposal.
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Springfield
Miknois
Bes Kinning
Hospital notes and local society surgery updates
Mrs Janina Stephane of Payne Ohio was transferred after surgery during the evening. Mrs George of Tigerton Indiana had an operation at St Joseph’s hospital and is recovering. Mrs Charins Latrum of 244 Hanna Street and others in the area underwent procedures or were admitted at St. Joseph’s and Hope hospitals. A paper on nursing was presented at a nurses meeting. Also announced is the Fort Wayne Machine Company in Indianapolis filing with the secretary of state to increase capital stock from 55 000 to 100 000 with incorporators Myrtle Davis and John Jone.
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Mre
Janina Stephane
Payne
Jonaphi'y
Ronphel Jeter
Levty
Mrn
Goeurd
Tigerton
Ind
St. Joseph'n Honk
Charins Latrum
Hanna Atrant
Ter
Joneph
Bomplil
Maxter Kaul Wadd
Dnneph's
Mine” Feith Wilkerson
Joanhor
Taathorwh
J. D. B. Claguton
Columbian City
Wan
Mopa Hospital
Shairaday
Gordy Wiedachimidt
Hope Hospital
Sitte
Paul Fyeian
Tone
Eliott
Nuraes’ Alimanny
Hope
Wodsenday
Nurees' Association
Marton Ingtmonth
NEW Fort Wayne Machine Co
Indianapolis
Community notices and meetings in city scene
Mr Jules Simon of the M Senter factory is confined at home by an attack of acute indigestion. The Merdenominational Bible class meets this afternoon at Mrs W T Simmons home 1227 East Wayne Street. Services at the Taylor church this evening. The Women’s Relief Society and other groups hold meetings at various homes. several events postponed or rescheduled amid local talk.
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Jules Simon
M. Senter
W. Tl. Simmons
Wayne Street
Orgwa Taylor
Westralhiter
Waters
Ewe
Westerday
Tigre
Political Senate Row Over Committee Authority and Timely Action
A heated senate session features Aldrich and La Follette clashing over committee control and procedure. West Wisconsin’s pace and interruptions reshape debate as demands for a fixed cotton schedule loom, ending with a delayed adjournment at five.
Night session of senate on verge of war
Report on a tense night in the Senate as a tariff bill and political attacks unfold. Insurgent and Democratic factions clash while Wisconsin Senator Lafollette, exhausted, contends with illness and unseen pressures. Conflicts over press bias and party defection color the session's mood.
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Senate
May Settle Philadelphia Transit Strike
In Philadelphia a large mob confronts the Rapti Cransten transit yard amid talk of a settlement within 24 hours. Police keep order as cars and stations suffer broken windows and injured workers while political leaders push for an agreement to end the workers strike.
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Philadelphia
Honnimrlon Avenue
Sit Efgith
Dauphine Sireeta
Broad Street
Erie Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Allegheny Avenue
Clinefeld
Peracuis
Two Rides On Same Bike Hit Street Car Collision
A crowd witness says two riders shared a bicycle and lost control as they veered into a street car near Narleet and Battsly. One rider, Tennett, fractured a right leg while the other suffered arm and facial injuries.
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Warsaw Bay
Exposition of Art for Everybody in Rich mound
Mrs. M F Johnston promotes a free municipal art exhibit in Rich mound, organizing a traveling circuit of paintings and sculptures. The June 5 to 22 event in Richmond aims to foster culture with town support, public viewing, and out-of-town guests invited for a dedicated Friday.
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Richmound
Fin Creck
Richmond
Merv. Johnston
Oweenan
Torral-Gazette
Johnston
Gust
Hirs Johnston
Amet
Munele
Richmen
Mowre
Jonhson
Front
Edward Ball
Johnson
Choises
Muncie
J. Ota Adalat
Munele, Gong: Inter To Darger Melte
Cohrades
Ara Adams
Stark
Ore Aylie
Reeiderte
Muntele
Sonen
Fort Warne
Tiamlen
Makhiye
Guiety
Chiarles Zuolette
Port Wayne
Richmans
Great Armaments and Peace Policy Clash in Roosevelt Views
Ion Havemeyer discusses Theodore Roosevelt's stance on naval buildup and peace, arguing Americans face choices between limiting power to enforce rights or expanding a first class navy to safeguard national interests. The piece critiques isolationist impulses and frames policy as balancing interwar peace aims with strategic strength.
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Ion
Havemeyer
Theodora Rooanvelt
Ralase
Welling
Inter- Natinasel
The Roosevelt Debate on War Faith and National Duty
A fragment of sermon-like prose argues against war and compels adherence to biblical morality. It cites Christ’s message of love, warns that militarism harms nations, and invokes Roosevelt, Grant, and Webster to urge peace through righteousness and faith.
Deaths Hawes and Tawea Linked by Short Illness
Obituaries report Hawes a colorer aged forty two who died at home on M oagh street after a brief illness. Tawea, born Gear Bit, formerly employed as cupola tender at Tiss foundry and machinery shops, is survived by a wife and child. Patterson-Fletcher Co. notes display of $26 Scotch suttal in north window.
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Hawes
Bla
T Moagh Street
Mr. Tawea
Tiss
Whlow
Phil Aren
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Death During Bathing Near Decatur Indiana
Dayt York, 21, son of Mr and Mrs A M York of Decatur, died after cramps while swimming at a gravel pit near St Marys River. Despite quick efforts by companions and rescuers, he sank and was recovered an hour later. The body showed no water in the lungs. death attributed to heart cramps or collapse. He was active in church and youth groups. leaves father mother four sisters and a brother. The family, longtime Decatur residents, had planned to move to Orange County next week.
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Paul
Mr. Roosevelt
Christ
God
Roosevelt
Nce
Goa
Tronnevel
Timothy
Grant
Peace Congress
Chicago
Nas Dacmére
le A Yence Tovardianpenke
Arty Ag
Whichus
Rise News Bursay
Decatur
Ind
Yurle
Ihn St. Mary's Vivuk
Cuyt
Sted
Staton
James Rutt
Wranie
Clade Guy
Alahchey
Beavers
Bothra
Behol
van Wert
Loa United Beethro Abureh
Thotr
Young People’s Society
Omar
Motley
Elle
Beasle
Flossla
Ganol
Prather
Charing
A. M. York
Fanally
Tere Imean
Moya
Pall
Orange County
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Wisconsin
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Lafallette
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Aken
Piliiard
Materivan
Murry
Weldenthy
Thelmer Hay
Brutsad
Eita
Lewn and
Croader
South Poplar
Brest
My Fi Johnston
Hoosier Town
Maser
Moniback
Patterson-Fletcher -Co
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Prince of Percy
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