Public improvements banned in Wabash county during war
Wabash county commissioners on the second day of June meetings adopted a resolution halting nonessential public improvements until the war ends. Urgent health or welfare projects may proceed with a citizen majority request. New constables were appointed for the Union Horse Thief Detective association, and reports were due next month. The court reorganized a board of children’s guardians, and the board of review set a schedule for township complaints. Several arrests related to a Coop & Lent circus occurred, with payments made for a charged board bill. A 74-year-old woman died in Ohio from paralysis, and others were noted including local residents traveling, military assignments, and a wedding in Louisville.
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Wabash, Ind
Wabash County
McAdoo
Union Horse Thief Detective Association
Roann
Rhearhart Road
Chas. Latchem
Indiana
Kentucky
Wabash
Jude Slunter
Children’s Guardians
Mary Adams
Eva Wase
Marie Henley
W. H. Anderson
Lorin W. Smith
E. E. Elkenbary
Board of Review
Wabash Police
Herman Allsup
Coop & Lent Circus
Laporte
Edawara Smith
South Bend
Pauline Burny
Flora, Davis
Tipperance Cites
Ohio
Harold Dawes
Camp Shelby
Miss
Ruth Jones
Delta Beta Sorority
Depnuw University
Wiltur
John Ford
Wort Sheridan
Ney
O.I. C
Sergi
Birgerstuff
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Greer
Will Alber
Philip Alber
Dorathea Robins
Marion
Louisville
Alber
Camp Taylor
Mary Higley
Wabash Hailvand Company
Cirs
Genevieve Huer
Lois Deummond
Colum Missouri
Army promotions and local notes from Cleveland and Fort Wayne
Local items report Admiral Clark Dickerson’s unit appointment in Cleveland and promotions for Tickerson from corporal to sergeant. The column also notes community reactions to medical and social topics, including obesity concerns, a comedy inquiry, and remarks on public figures and retirees in Fort Wayne.
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Cleveland
Clark Dickerson
Fort Wayne Men Organize for War Work Meetings
Registered men in Fort Wayne are urged to attend organizing meetings tonight and Friday across Precincts 1 through 7 at schools and clubs to form work teams for the Allen county war effort during the June drive. Chairman Clint Wilson lists locations and times and reiterates the need for all who received notices to appear, stressing thrift and war savings stamps as key patriotic actions.
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Fort Wayne
Allen County
Clint Wilson
Publc
St. Joe Atletic Club
State Street
State Street Bridge
George Philbrook
Lakeside School
Rivermet Avenue
Oneida Street
Arthur Parry
Thudlsid
Spy An Avenna
Linth Street
George Jacobs
Presidins
City School
East Washington
Clay Street
Clint Willson
Josie Suchat
Igrmar
Jetursin
High Schoval
East Lewhi Street
Geeorge Dicats
Previnet
Cancel College Cymnasium
Paul Jolson
St. Davis M. K. Chtreh
Anthony House
Sellen Avenue
Meeraehoul
McCutlert
Clint Willeon
Fort Warne
Walla
Mardin Bameke
Cnfl
Chereson
America
Wwe
Uae
Mit
Ashton
Raoul Reeve
Ware
Tadinanit
Indiana
Rumani an Officer to Speak Tonight at Hall
Announcement says Lieutenant Vasila Strica of Romania will lect ure at Romania Hall in the rolling mill district tonight at 7:80. Americans in the army are invited to attend a patriotic meeting. Also ad asks for wool, from Kraus and Apfelbaum, Main and Edgerton.
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Vasila, Strica
Army
Rumania Hall
Wil B
Kraus & Apfelbaum
Main and
Edgerton Sts
Bell
Women Registering Amid Strong Local Interest
Lively participation in the city and county drive to register women. County warden Mrs. Benard Wisnn notes growing enthusiasm, with many reporting full completion in some districts and lines at schools and courthouses. Volunteers urged to extend efforts, with registration booths opened downtown and in townships across New Haven area through Friday and Saturday in late June.
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Benard MM. Wisnn
Whalenan
Reemiikhig Gastony Mbading
Garmenn
Courth
Thorengehly
Adama
Lownstip
New Dhiyen
Priiny
Acm Te Pan
New Tayen
Fumi & Ly
Lown
Districta i
Sune
Toad
Lynt McDonald
Win
Jeanidarp
Mika
da Gaps
Mie Teg
Matel Tell
Anal Fe
Thy McMaken
Taft’s Tribute to Fairbanks Memory
Cadar Rapids Iowa June Forme Preasident W HL Taft spoke at a tribute to Charles W Fairbanks. Taft praised him as an able public servant with deep knowledge of U S government and noted no suspicion tarnished his name. He expressed great mourning.
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Cadar Rapins
Iowa
W. HL. Taft
Liu Iribute
Charles W. Palrhonis
Alrhantks
Hiehenin
United States
Medina Ohio Flyer Falls to His Death
News of the accident announced after the death of an Oberlin College graduate and son of Lt Clark. He died last night two miles south of the Nor Pilal wk Weranksfiel field in Texas.
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Ern Antonio
Jane
Franklin W. Clark
Mexing
Ohio
Nor- Pilal
Fort Wayne Transit Seeks Motormen and Conductors
The Fort Wayne city lines announce a call for additional motormen and conductors to cover the summer schedule. Applicants should apply at Holman Street, Barn to C. A. Beamer, Local Superintendent.
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Holman St
C. A. Beamer
Fort Wayne
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