Fires Reported Across City With Minor Losses
Fire crews responded to multiple incidents Saturday afternoon and evening. No injuries were reported as flames damaged clothing in a Monitory street closet, a straw fire at the New York Central yard fired briefly, and a rubbish fire on Wabash Avenue caused no loss. A cigarette- sparked blaze near Wayne Bread’s building caused $109 in damage. An alley fire near Clinton and Burr Streets could not be located, and a misfire in the Lake Shore area led to a false alarm. Journal-Gazette Want Ads noted for local results.
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Wells Street
New York Central
Wabash
Kremen
J. Stanle
Motitor Street
Clinton
Burr Streets
Lewis Street
Wayne Bread, Company
John “Steer
Department
Lake Shore
Ike Derwilla
Derwilla
Ince
Republicans Pushing Prohibition Issue Held By Hinshaw
Chicago report quotes Virgil Hinshaw of the Prohibition Party saying Republican candidates show weakness on prohibition. Gov Lowder sought to quiet the matter while Hinshaw cites Johnson headquarters contact and calls for a clear platform before the convention. Also classified ad seeks 25 machine operators for Fort Wayne Corrugated Co. at Murray and Barry.
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Chicago
Virgil Hinshaw
Prohibition Party
Lowder
Hinshaw
Prohibition
Woods
Bine
Platform Committee
Johnson
Hineghan
Fort Wayne Corrugated Per Co
Murray and
Barry
Fort ‘Wayne Corrugated Paper Co
Murray and Barrets
Secretary Meredith outlines Agriculture cuts across many programs
In a June statement Secretary Meredith details a 51.0 million dollar cut to the Agriculture Department's budget, with 6 million less than requested and 2.183 billion below the prior year. He warns halting cholera prevention, cereal disease work, marketing initiatives, and insect control in multiple states and stations, plus reduced inspections and disease investigations.
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Washington
Meredith
Department of Agriculture
Meredith Sail
Ohio
Indiana
Iews
Minnesota
Nebraska
Pennsylvia
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ithaca
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Afrih
Auburn
Ala
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Ariz
Corallis
Oregon
Berkeley
Cal
Bulford
Bloomington
Lafayette
Ind
Ames
Towa
Manhattan
St. Paul
Minn
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N.T
Force
Hershey
Pat Knoxville
Val
Puttam
Wash
Madison
Wis
Central States
Hartford
Conn
Louisville
Norfolk
Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Sail
Fort Wayne Eastern Star Chapter Meeting Notice
The Fort Wayne Chapter No. 432 of the Order of Eastern Star will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 at the home of Mrs Charles Gruber 430 Arcadia Court. Members are urged to bring needles and thimbles.
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Fort Wayne
Order of Eastern Star
Charles Gruber
Arcadia Court
Congress Fails on 200 Appointments Before Adjournment
Washington June 5 Congress fails to act on nearly 200 executive appointments before adjournment leaving vacancies in government departments and the diplomatic service. Recess appointments by President Wilson are anticipated. key noms include Henry Morgenthau Jr to Mexico and Samuel W. McCall to the Federal Trade Commission. The new merchant marine bill creates a seven member shipping board and under secretary of state vacancy looms as Frank L. Polk retires. Norman H. Davies accepts the post at the State Department.
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Washington
Congress
Diplomatic Service
Wilson
Senate
Ienry Morgenthau
Mexico
Mark W. Potter
Henry Jones Ford
James Duncan
Interstate Commerce
Samuel W. McCall
Federal Trade Commission
Shipping Board
John Skelton ‘Williams
Frank L. Polk
State Department
Norman H. Davies
the Treasury
Household furniture for sale cheap
Household furniture offered for sale at 205 Bracken Ridge Street. Items include assorted seating and tables priced to move. Directions to the sale site provided with date and time to be announced.
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Brackenridge Street
Brackenbridge Street
Beautiful Actress Credits Complexion For Success In New York
Miss Dorothy Datson, noted beauty in the moth erhood production Aphrodite, cites her complexion as key to her rise. She touts nightly cleansing, cold cream, and Derwillo as vital to her skin, praising its instant effect and endurance for stage life.
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New York
Dorothy Datson
Aphrodite
Amy
Iit
Tere
Denville
Wheat market outlook and grain trade notes from Leland's daily letter
The report indicates wheat futures trading will resume around July 15 with December delivery planned. Winter and spring crops show normal conditions but smaller acreage, with total production near 800 million bushels. Export demand remains strong and prices stay high while receipts lag. bulls benefit from high cash premiums and favorable weather, yet market congestion persists until stocks normalize.
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Beland
Wayne Hatch
Alps
Audibie
City bands fail to field youth for summer concert series
Park Board members say lack of entrants from city bands threatens park concerts this summer. Details mention individuals Hiram Hann and Daigy Chambers and addresses on Mastarnon and Jester streets with costs noted.
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Prahi
Trenkley & Koerber
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Menter
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Baker Jewelry Store
Calhoun
Dorothy Dalton
F. Leland & Cos Daily Grain Letter
Chicago Grain
Sprague
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Hialet
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Druazisie
Geo
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Arch Preserver Shoes
Oxford
Wilf &Biessatiere Floor—Shoe
Dep't
City Hall News
Mrs
Hiram Hann
Pique Atenue
Toin
Thomas Costigan
Join Street
Charles Chirkpattieg
St. Joseph's Hispital
Perwits
Daigy Chambers
Porul
Mastarnon Avenue
Tod Bohrer
Wess
Jester- Son Street
Charles W. Howell
Eney Avenue
Shane
Della Henry
Vour
Jay McGee
Sadie Devoy
Madge Kennedy
Chaplin
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