For the Children for the Children oquent Plea for Playgrounds
A Fort Wayne address by Prof. Zueblin advocates playgrounds as essential for modern cities. The crowded Majestic Theatre crowd surged to hear the lecture on "Prik e and Playgrounds" and the need for public recreation. The talk notes New York and Milwaukee public baths as models and urges broader adoption of schoolyard and rooftop playgrounds to improve child welfare and rational recreation nationwide.
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Fort Wayne
Zueblin
A. Vasis
Juuggmient
del. Pack Detyer
Evelop
Port Wayne
Aletadly
Bernuin Maran
Bert Yergens
Tenec
Fred Yergen
Firet Bien
Ntenr J. Kane
Bisux
Misa Amabel Carter
Cantraritn
Dreyer
Shenker
Zuablin
Achemon
Fort Warne
TECH
Seix-gaylte
United States
Atum Unter
Opera Hause
Germany
Atrests
Parblle Achual
Citley
Apen Annes
New York
The Twentieth Century School Lecture Highlight
Civic revival bulletin announces Professor Zueblin will speak on The Twentieth Century School this Friday with illustrated views. Afternoon topic The Making of the City covers municipal administration. Officials, teachers, scholars, labor groups urged to attend. lectures free all week. commercial and retail associations expected.
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Zueblin
Sascination
Whitley County Salons Close After County Option Vote
Whitley County saloons in Columbia City and at Pes- Jakly Station closed at 9 o'clock following the county option election held March 5. Four saloons in the city and two at nearby stations shut down as licenses expired or were voided. Local figures like Jacob Garber and George Eberhard are noted for long-time operation without prior indictments, as the county opts move reduces saloon presence.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Whitley County
Pes- Jakly Station
O'Elock
Alsht
Sajoona Ie
Peabody Station
Eaward Landon
Puilhy Anthes
An. Yoech
Tha Struta
Fn Vaud
Eauria
Tha Puorwmie
Rhix County
Uinough
Li. T. Bailey
Grant
Jaaoh Garber
Disgeryes
George Eberhard
Charles Xueller Sulanns
Paainetyt
Guiley Case Opens With Prosecution and Defense Debate
The Guiley case began with the defendant on the stand and testimony corroborated by witnesses. Attorneys for both sides presented lengthy openings and examinations, detailing a letter and postmark questions while jurors listened as the judge set court rules and the panel retired to deliberations after hours of argument.
McRageny Counsel in Scott Murder Trial at Vacation Court
In Columbia City Indiana Tyne News Bureau reports McRageny was appointed as counsel for John B. Scott, facing trial June 21 for the murder of Waly er Thornton in Fort Wayne. Venue change from Allen County brought the case here for a special term. Page highlights include a local admission petition for James Paget and administration letters granted to Elizabeth Toucke. A petition to admit William F. Lawrence to the Longeniite asylum was filed.
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Ty Kkiat
Columbia City
Ind
Tyne
Von
McRageny
John B. Scott
Walyer Thornton
Scott
Fort Warne
Cos
Allen County
James ©. Paget
South Whitley
Mdionapalla Law
Han
William F. Lawrence
Dhornerehk Township
Longeiiite
CG. L. Souder
Lutheran Church Conference Seeks Closer Union
At Richmond Indiana on June 3 delegates from the Evangelical Lutheran Church’s general council and general synod urged closer fellowship among branches of the Lutheran church in America. Speakers highlighted similarities and cooperative aims while preserving core principles. The session focused on foreign missions with the board reporting over 176000 dollars spent last year on India and Africa programs.
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Richmond
Ind
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
United States
Lutheran Church In
de. Jacobs
General Council
General Synod
Board of Foreign Missions
Tndia
Atrion
Indiana Senator Charged With Fraud In California Case
Indiana Senator Tate Johnson of Indianapolis faces conspiracy charges in a California case. Caroline Floyd Penn fiscal agent for Kern Oil alleges warrants target Dantel Mack of Cleveland and other former directors. Penn claims a $20,000 band was misrepresented and property not as presented.
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Bakersfield
Caroline
Yid
R. Penn
Ci Fornia’ Kern Oii Company
Dantel Mack
Cleveland
Tate Johnson
Indianapolis
Penn
To the Women of Fort Wayne
Mrs D N Goldlin president of the Woman's Club League asks all women groups and individuals in Fort Wayne to attend the civic revival afternoon meetings to show support for the city. She urges members of clubs churches fraternals and allied organizations to bring friends and participate, noting fewer men attend afternoons and stressing women's public duty.
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Civic Revival
Woman's Club League
Woman’s Club League
League
D. N. Goldlin
Aldrich Faces Crucial Tariff Clash in Senate Showdown
Senator Stone of Missouri denounces tariff leader Aldrich and asserts national legislation now rests with a few men. Senator La Follette of Wisconsin counterattacks, denying German influence over committee actions as the Senate debates the tariff bill amid sharp exchanges and interruptions.
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Aldrich
Washington
Senate
Claskan
Tumper
Bereator Stone
Missouri
Apie
Stona
Germany
Romake
Stone
Depew
Mugar
Foulgtin
Oatten
Abidleh
Ncg
Physician Held After Odd Death of Wife in Chicago
Chicago police hold Dr. Taldane Claminsen, a prominent young physician, after his wife’s death at their home. Officials suggest burglars may have struck, with the couple named in initial theories as victims amid a murky investigation.
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Chicago
Call to Organized Labor in Fort Wayne Meeting Night
A call to all Fort Wayne labor organizations invites full participation in the city revival meetings branded a major social movement. Led by L B Bedding president of the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor, the evening features Professor Zucklin discussing The Twentieth Century School.
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Fort Wayne
Organized Labor
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Zucklin
Fort Wayne Federation
Porter County Votes In Local Option For Wet Majority
Valparaiso residents backed the wets by 102 in the city and Porter county overall favored wet by 375 unofficially. Twelve townships largely went dry as students at Valparaiso University abstained. With Laporte County adjoining, wets possibly gain strength. A lively, sunny election day saw strong turnout and coffee served at polls by women for workers.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Porter County
Wat
Pipa- Pati University Realde
Sepintor
Bikhart
Fat Aid
Officers Receive Another Bulletin
Feico Chet M IT Ankénbruck last night issued a bulletin to officers with instructions to stop speeding violators and to arrest repeat offenders. The notice orders patrolmen to halt gatherings on street corners and to break up the so called pleasant summer evenings’ disorder at the licensing shop quarters.
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Feico
Ankénbruck
Wulletin
Fiat
Pha Echier
T P A Officers Elected at Astevilte
T P A officers elected at Astevilte included Tuva Ab Enum of Bt Luis as secretary and treasurer. OMoara of tilianapolie defeated Cappy King of tome to become president along with Kadlar as assistant secretary and other officers named. The meeting also named Schuyler Tagan first vice president and Frank Temes of South Garelina as vice president.
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Astevilte
S.C. Tuva Abenum
Bt Luis
Onani Gloclon
Topoas EJ. Omoara
Tilianapolie
Cappy King
Tome
Cintor
Kadlar
T. Schuyler Tagan
Frank Temes
South Garelina
Weceprasident
Waorinite
Ratitarnia
John A. Gulae
Mluanod
We la Lasing
Finniie
Hewitt Nort
Fort Wayne Elks Coming to Auburn
Auburn prepares for a visit by the Fort Wayne Elks next Sunday as the team warms up and trims for a warm reception. Interstate press note credits IBy Kist News Bureau.
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Fort Wayne
Iby Kist
Breau
Auburn
Falls 15 Feet Head First And Lives
Thomas Wood twelve year old of Touguton Frazer fell fifteen feet from a ladder at a vacant lot near the Littin Crow mill in Warsaw this morning. He landed on his face and sustained facial injuries while a board and fall from the ladder worsened bruises. He is in hospital with internal injuries not yet indicated.
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Kint
Warsaw
Jung
Thomas
Frazer
Ntteck
Prager
Banker Found Dead Under Automobile in Lafayette
A banker in Lafayette is found dead beneath a flipped automobile near the Parmore Institute. Investigators say the vehicle overturned in a ditch during the morning, with a search party later locating the body and the car beside the road. Mr Miller, last seen leaving home, did not return. family members learned of the accident from Dr S L Baugh's residence.
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Lafayette
Adillaon
Tewitlic Farsier
Barker
KuliMobile
Nour Parmore Institute
Bly Nant
Mr. Miller
Sa'elock
SL. Baugh
Ted
Juni
Mos Miller
Wien
Millar
Pani
Abe
Uulephiond
Syrian Deportation Over Trachoma Case
A Syrian national was deported after an incident involving trachoma and immigration authorities. The man traveled to New Orleans with Georgy Shaheen in charge, then headed to Fort Wayne with reports of health complaints including trachoma and ongoing ailments.
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Thapertor
Te Crawfont
United States Immigration Aps
Jett
New Orleans
Georgy Shaheen
Ceri
Te Qaing
Mma Island
Woman Averts Train Collision On Busy Streets
A woman leaped into the street and narrowly diverted a moving trolley car, saving a man and stopping a likely crash. Witnesses say she acted quickly as the car sped toward a busy intersection near Lewis Street and the market. The motorman reportedly registered a near miss as bystanders watched in shock.
Editor Shober's Grand Band Concert Tonight
The Citizens' band with Robison park additions under Gart Shober meets at the Anthony at 7:30. They escort Professor Zueblin and the reception committee to the Dlajestic for a half hour program including selections from The Hononymoon Frail Fantasia Hungarian Prince Henry and a tumbars opening.
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Citizens
Robison Park
Proctor
Bulger
Franklin
Gart Shober
Anthony
Zueblin
Dlajestic
Hononymoon
Prince Henry
General machinists strike paralyses B and C railroad shops
A nationwide machinist strike at B and O railroad shops was ordered to take effect at 1 pm. The walkout follows a dispute over piece work in Mt. Clare shops and a breakdown at conference with company officials. About 69 workers in Mt. Clare face disruption with 26 percent of total shop employees idle. Telegrams report up to 80 percent quitting in Cumberland and other listed locations.
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Baltimore
Ott Clare
Uteike
Mt Clare
Huevo
Shayn
Cumberland
Imston
Machinists Strike at Garrett In Large Walkout
At Garrett Indiana a large scale walkout by machinists occurred during a 2 PM meeting. About 100 men left with few exceptions, signaling possible union-wide sympathy strikes. The action centers on a new work system introduced by the B and M management at the Mt. Clare plant. The Garrett business community remains cautious as workers conduct themselves orderly in support of union principles. In Parkersburg West Virginia, machinists and their foremen at the Ohio River division of the B&O Railroad shop quit work.
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Klat
Garrett
Ind
Ula
B. A
Mt. Clare Mone
Garratt
Eighteen Workers Walk Out at Cleveland Railway Shop
Only eighteen laborers reported for duty at the B&O railway shop in Cleveland Ohio but all followed the general strike order and did not report for the day. The absence reflects the spread of sustained walkouts across the steel and rail sectors.
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Cleveland
Clevelart
Wheeling Labor Row Sparks New Strike Vote
In Wheeling West Virginia reports say a local union voted last night against a strike after a fraud scandal surfaced involving machinists. Funeral services for Be and O were held earlier today as a local meeting discussed the unrest and factory conditions.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Tune
Be & O
Walkout at Newark as Colimag surrenders orders
In Newark a group known as Colimag walked out after an order to strike was issued. The scene showed no demonstrations where the order was received, as workers left in response to the directive amid tensions at the plant in Newry, Ohio.
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Colimags
Oranefad
Newry
Met
Wabash Deputy POs Master Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case
Indianapolis June 2 Cliude Dysits former deputy postmaster of Wabash pleaded guilty to a $2,600 postal fraud scheme. He received a sentence to federal prison and was ordered to stay away from Wabash while his wife accompanies him.
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Wabash
Indianapolis
Cliude Dy
Cole Coast
Wibeh
Weather forecast for Yah Rateedheys
Forecast notes partly cloudy weather with variable winds for Saturday. Indiana and Shawers expect warmer temperatures and strong winds. Friday and Saturday show showers in the northeast areas with warmer conditions in the northwest.
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Washington
Indiana
Shawers Munsay
Setuntay
Tower Michigan
Seth
Herth
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la Folietti
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Cleminaan
Guart
Fort Wayne, Ind
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