Fort Wayne and Indianapolis Rail Road News Focus
Fragmented notices report officials from Fort Wayne and Indianapolis discussing railway issues. Commissioner Wood shifts to Steubenville while Charles McAdants is to survey for a water supply project and a railroad gate or watchman requirement is debated by the state assembly.
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Indianapolis
Ing
W. J
Cneather
Rallyead Eat Mission
Wayne
Ahere Tie
Rairrow Mega
Suns Expres Conniniivs
Fort Wayne
Wood
Steubenville
Ind
Charles
MecAdants Wit
Cinder Arpot
Oye
Chicago Police Lacks Jurisdiction Over Lake Traverse Pool
A Chicago criminal court jury ruled the police have no authority over a Lake Michigan pool room in Traverse, where waterlogged horse racing was reportedly staged. Owners announced plans to reopen the venue next Tuesday, despite the ruling.
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Chicago
Criminal Court
Police Department of
Traverse
Lake Michigan
Courts Report on Constitutional Levy and Trials
The article outlines court actions including a tax levy to cover costs, the Mauna township security for lem, and a trial calendar featuring Odenkirk vs the O Railroad Co. It notes appearances by attorneys Underwood Brave, Cook, Mounty, and Capron in circuit and federal courts, with cases involving Maud Moyers, Turwell Votta, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spindler
Trentet
Turwell
Wayne Gawnungeny
Wixalketh
Aenae
Underwood
Hamiley Nationat Bank
Swinney
Cook
Tritings
Tom
Apeethin
Ariperior
Uae
Cain
Duwieathiz Lowk
Thia City
Quaeta
Guaerity
John C. Capron
Elrouit
Joseph Tansey
Capron
Judge Capron
Plymouth
Heaton Fig
Maud Moyers
Cnahty
Howard W. Mounty
Garratt
Odenkirk
Thr
Mr. Mountz
Charles McCulloch
Sheridan
Bleckamp
Syracuse Milford railroad to open to passengers
Warsaw Ind June 4 The Syracuse Milford railroad will be built by Sandusky Portland Cement Co and may soon open to passenger traffic This was stated by Joseph T Dean right of way agent for the company at a hearing Appraisers were to decide property value with proceedings against cement company dismissed in favor of complainants The line’s opening sequence will begin as appraisers determine compensation
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Warsaw
Ind
Syracuse & Milford
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
Itl Probalce
Inc
Josep T. Dean
Me Cement Company
Estate of Mrs M Kinley Administratrix Report
Canton records show Mrs Barber as administratrix of Mrs M Kinley estate with details on debts and assets. The measure lists prewar property value and directs distribution under probate law to named parties in Cleland and Mabel Meith locales.
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Canton
Mewinson
Meleidles
Clemland
Mabel Meith
Northeastern Baptist Association Session Opens at Auburn
The Northeastern Baptist Association of Indiana meets at Auburn with the Sunday School session led by Rev H We Long and officers elected including President Mrs J Rettiment and Vice President Floyd Muley. Attendees discuss institute work, national anniversary, and ordination plans as the program spans afternoon sessions and evening gatherings.
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Auburn
Northeastern Baptist Association of Indiana
Haytist
Chuck Tere
Hen. BR. Joneg
Auborn Baptist Church
H. We Long
Wolcottville
Round Table
Sam Martseck
Sit
Ruttivan
Mre
J. Rettiment
Gar Tot
Floyd Muley
Kerdallville
Atm Taenmnon Seavamt Livku. Wert
F. Pentzke
Anbar
Baptist Young Peopia
Naiun Warthold
Audresses
Roberts
Thera
Hey
Stegietz
Kondadvny
Gonmillenn
Gonmillenn and Affice Dnt
Nevis
Wonder Alb
Dardtansepe- Naz Rov
Dh U
Readuruiel
Sturgis
Ad Fee G. Steel
Tapeka
Mey
Delon
Rew
Liminsborg
Chicago
Amit Itev
Maherty
Officara
Hell
Auburn Indiana Plans Youth Convention Program Details
The Auburn district Christian Endeavor will hold its youth convention at St. Joe Church in Auburn on June 13 and 14. The event opens Thursday afternoon with devotional services by J. A. Nenetl, features music and addresses, and includes talks on community service, temperance work, and youth activities. Speakers include Mrs. Nina Kes tyuluc, Miss Ada Eliott, Ralph Goodfal, and Leonid Shelton among others, with sessions on Sunday and home projects.
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Auburn
Ind
Dune
St. Joe Om
Sersdens
Hoop
J. A. Nenetl
Wong
Temperance
Benes
Chris
Ian Kantor
Carathors
Nina Kestyuluc
Madequar Socials
Ada Eliott
Peay
Jost Weatt
Excellent Baccalaureate Address at Methodist Church
The Rev H J Norris addressed twenty six graduating seniors in a Sunday morning service at the Methodist church. He spoke on John 16 33 Victory over the world and urged steadfast faith and service as the path to triumph.
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Gud
Contested Suit Yields Damages of 100 Dollars
A week long hutly contest ends with a verdict awarding $100 in damages. The case involved Atinoun Tita fv bin tte anne af Cheney Wit against Daesd Older ant Jota Cher. Jurors deliberated after arguments heard before Judge Bullen. Attorneys Marvin of Ror Wayeo and Mounts of Garbett represented the plaintiff. Towisrd W. Mounts and Romy jitome spoke for the defense.
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Liege
Jidge Bullen
Itm
Ners
Marvin
Wayeo
J. Vomerey
W. Mounts
Garbett
Romy Jitome
Slessman Fined In City Case At Fort Wayne
An irregular clipped item reports Cylania Slaxyan found guilty on race related charges and fined by Fort Wayne officials. The record notes a separate charge was dismissed and a total fine of 3 dollars with court costs. A seven man Butler team is listed in a separate sports line with trial stakes and participants.
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Columma City. Inc
Cylania Slaxyan
Fleming
Hans
Cal
Lt Nagh
Harunn
Angola Minor News Highlights Local Events and Changes
An Angola brief reports routine happenings including Mrs. Joseph Barthes returning from Kendallyillie, new curb and tree work on Qaleatrees, and a fair expansion on North Waynes Street. Frank Metter battles fever at home, Superintendent Thuner Alworth is re-elected, and Miss Nellie Ke Wong visits her grandmother while the Angola school board hires Garrig Cline for the coming year.
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Joseph Barthes
Kendallyillie
Heorge
Babeyte
Nonthar
Manijny
North
Waynes Street
Frank Metter
Hiy
Kermate
Ane Ui
Stephen
Manes
Selors
Mary Dresser
Tecuyusels
Mich
Thayas
Gudisanap
Thuner
Alworth Owas
Pilworth
Angola School Board
Mas Qarrig Cline
Cyrusine
Angolt High School
Tris College
Chigagy Univers
Neltie Ke Wong
South Bend
A. O. Grockett
South Martha Street
One Universal Memorial Day Suggested at Garrett
Garreth residents, led by Rev Marvin, urge replacing multiple local memorial observances with a single May 30 memorial day for soldiers and fraternal societies. They cite unity across orders and propose sending letters to President Roosevelt and Indiana leaders seeking approval.
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Garrett
Rey
Marvin
Garreth
Knights At
Python
Hernal
Metus
Murvin
Caltroad
Heather Hoads
Polkerxs
Lena
wInatend
Tawi
Mare Wy
Masona
Tha Tows
Konlights
Pythies
Macerhens
Mentorla
Brotherhoods
Garyell
Roosevelt
Ind
Butler Minor News Highlights Local Life and Death Events
June notices from Butler Indiana report funeral details for an infant, visits of relatives in Spencerville and Cleveland, and gatherings in Detroit Munson and Spencer. Mentions of a Mrs Frank Winner, Mrs Graf, and Marjorie from Michigan. Community names include Joni Punk, Piliir Mitchel, Tailor Towle, and M. OM Aver.
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Butler
Ind
Joni Punk
Tretraft
Dure
Piliir Mitchel
Teleno
Senlor
Cleveland
Towle
Mondus Wow
Traden
Detroit
WOM
Metonnald
Dnd
MarNath
Adlison Kune
Spenceryile
Marvy Farnham
Elitr Vanditen
Min Manaw
I Graf
Aanenter
Marjorie
Jaf Aibiste
Mich
Miner
Monti
Munday
Puise
Charley Vison
Tie
M. OM
Totisinse
Bets
Auburn Min or News Market Briefs from Indiana
Local Auburn notes detail church group meetings and visits by residents from Chicago and New York City. The article mentions the Ladies Auxiliary of Christmas Church, Lipheran Missionary Society, Ladies Reading Club, and Literary Club, plus court proceedings and neighborhood visits.
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Atiritan
Ind
Christmas Church
Rose Shull
N. Murray
Chiano
Murray
Pape
W. C. Hartman
J. A. Harps
Taive
Detroit
Missionary Society of the Lipiheran Church
Mat Zirnes
Anna Strain Keller
New York City
Fetok Dildine
Ladies’ Reading Club
S.,c. Snyder
Ladies’ Literary Club
Garrett
Iet Garrett Athentan Club
Manntz
Amateur News From Waterloo Area Briefs
Waterloo minor news notes local visits and social events. Residents and visitors include Fort Wayne residents Tibor Green and Kyunk Parke. Monday evening activities featured refreshments as announced, with updates on area farmers and residents in Dekalb county.
Dr Barnhill Relocates Practice to Fort Wayne with Warm Sendoff
Dr Wmn D Marshill, long a successful practitioner in Whitsky county, moves office and equipment to Fort Wayne. He will have an office at 11a Calhoun Street and plans to remain briefly in Seth WI while establishing the new field. Whitsky county friends extend best wishes for his new venture as a skilled surgeon. The item also notes a June 4 wedding at Hiniled Treniren church in Monroeville for Mr Tait Miller and Minnie KO Milles with their child James W. Miller Jr. and plans to reside in Monroeville.
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South Whitley
Wmn. D. Marshill
Fort Wayne
Calhoun Street
Usis
Seth WI
Whitsky County
Choatmisco
Mr. Tait Miller
Mimrorgiln
Minnie KO Milles
Manrdrsvile
Hail Wind and Rain Ravage Crops in Hunterstown
A severe storm struck Hunterstown causing heavy damage to grain and fruit crops. Hail and strong winds felled town trees and branches, with damage concentrated about two miles from the town center and lasting roughly an hour.
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Journal-Caxerte
Huntertown
Adin
Jury Quickly Acquits Auburn Man in Assault Case
In Auburn circuit court Clark Wilson was acquitted of assaulting Mrs Rickey Wyatt after a five minute jury deliberation. Wyatt's husband, present and intoxicated, disrupted proceedings and was jailed three days. Charles McIntyre pled guilty to property destruction and owes damages to Robert Simpson. A venue change is granted for T C Thadlway Co in a Garrett case seeking 15000 for a son’s death in a band car collision.
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Auburn
Ind
Lune
Clark Wilson Wre
Rickey Wyatt
Garreth
Wow
Sharpleas
Qra Wyatt
Tuk
Bralon
Masily
Ueeks
CAB LINE CO Promises Warm Weather Goods
In March the CAB LINE CO advertised lightweight underwear and Cooper Letchel items, noting a shift in demand and promising anew a warmer season with available offerings. The copy targets readers seeking affordable clothing options as spring approaches.
HOF Bray Specials Milk fed Springers and More
Specials offered include milk fed springers lab isters black bass frog legs and soft shell crabs in season. Local menu items highlight fresh seafood and farm raised options.
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Maver Bros. O
Calhoun
Columbia Street
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Northeastern Indiana Baptist Associa
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ST. Joe
The
Auburn District Convention of
the Christian Endeavor
Mary
Ralph Goodlal
Alvora Fry
Geriedt
Norris
Slessman
Angola
Ini
Butler Minor News
Minor News
Garrett Minor News
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Manuel
Vite Inti
Huhum Teoutay
Aeten
H.W. Moss
Indlestein
Grrett
Amlorum
Alernass
Mise Sullivan
Chirrett
Auiuan
Camry | Canmmlestoners
Wesslong Teeigy
Hiquet
Tharhee Fr
Simm
Thowas Sommers
Fred Stes
William Obectin
Thoras
Spratt
Herman
J . Maxtor
June
Waterloo
Aoatelton
Morey
Nnipdeld
Frianda
Sdgortan
Walter Tara
Mar Meloe
Lyira Fuirn
Verde
Texter
Grahame Farmer
Dekalb County
DR. Barnhill
Miller
James
Mrs. Miller
Monroeville
Dr.pierces
Golden Discovery
Circuit Court News
Cnoper Letchel. CO
Hof Bray
Calhoun St
DR. Tucker Tn
Fetotenn
Fort Warne
Tucker
West Wayne Street
Wenger
Bright
N. R. Wenger
Fort Wayne, Ind
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