Fort Wayne Thunderbolt and National News Notice
The article notes a fort Wayne church service lightning strike, a Norwalk baseball death from the same day’s bolt, and Governor Marshall asking the attorney general for an opinion on using state funds for an Indianapolis fall show. It mentions Cardinal Gibbons celebrations, Felger’s reelection as township school superintendent, and prodded congressional action against American Tobacco officers.
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Thug
New York World
Fort Warne
Ind
Norwalk
Marshall Hes
Infianapolis
Indiaon Horticultural Society
State Florists’ Association
Victor Emmanuel Monument in Rome Erected At Capitol Hill
The monument to Victor Emmanuel the Liberator rises on Capitol Hill Rome facing modern Rome. Dedication this week drew about 4,000 attendees. When completed it will cost Italian people about 328 million. Italians view the statue as a symbol of national unity rather than a monarch’s praise.
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Emmanuel the Liberator
Rome
Forum
Italy
Victor Ermmenuer I
Railroads as Barometer of Business and Finance
A clipped note emphasizes that business and financial conditions are good with railroads described as a real barometer. The fragment highlights optimism in economic indicators tied to railroad activity and freight movement.
Railroads Expand Ahead of Prosperity Curb Expenditure
The article notes railroads, optimistic about future traffic, are expanding expenditures for new equipment and maintenance. It cites contracts for 160000 tons of gray rails, 260099 tons of additions since June, 2500 new cars, 16000 tons of structural steel and numerous locomotives. It also highlights broader economic optimism with rising trade, crop prospects, and foreign investment fueling a strong business outlook for fall and winter.
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Sliveton Uhrongham
West
Vha Cincimat Enquirer
Indiana Reforestation Extent for State Protection
A damaged excerpt argues Indiana should reforest mainly to protect people and windbreak farmland rather than for timber. It notes a two thousand acre forest reserve in Clack County for experimental growth and discusses burdens on small farmers, land ownership, and questions of compulsory per cent reforestation. It stresses that forests serve soil, moisture, and sanitary roles.
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B. Seile
Iliberty
Goethern Park
Wabash Valley
Elvery
Lind Showld
Gladys Jones
Attics
Ind
Pamergne
Indiana
United States
Endiane
Clack County
Mr. S. Nach
Plans for new bridge work and township hearings begin
Court news notes plans for a St Joseph river bridge at Tennessee Avenue with bids to be advertised soon. County board of review will assess corporations today, hearings set for June to cover townships including Maumee Cedar Creek Perry and others ahead of Fort Wayne city review. Also reports a divorce action in Superior Court involving Blanche Thrallkill and attendants Mel Adams and Bertzell and notes W H Johnson reelected county infirmary superintendent and real estate loan ads. In New Orleans, June 7, Rep Robert F Broussard announces US Senate candidacy for March 18 term with opponents Gov Jared Y. Ganiera and Rep Arane P Puio.
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St. Joseph River
Tennessee Avenue
Tap
County Board of Review
Scipte
Maumee
Cedar Creek
Perry
Kell River
Lake
Washington
Jao
Milan
Jackson
Monroe
Yefferson
Adams
Sune
Weyne
Abolte
Lafayette
Pleasant
Marion
Madison
Board of Review
Fort Wayne
Blanche Thrallkill
Mel Adams
Bertzell
Carh Thrallkill
Ethel Orendor
S & Corespond
W. H. Johnson
New Orleans
Robert F Broussard
Louisiane
United States Senate
Jarad Y. Ganiera
Arane P. Puio
Strike at Cleveland grips 6000 garment workers
Six thousand garment workers in Cleveland went on a two day strike, mirroring New York action from a year ago. Organized by a strike committee after a large meeting, workers halted activity and paraded downtown with no disorder, demanding union recognition and that manufacturers deal with the union as a whole.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York
Scratched for 40 Years Eczema Cure Promises Relief
Anne D. reports long eczema battles ended by the D. D. D. Prescription from Groman of Santa Rosa. The mild wash allegedly cleanses skin, relieves itching, and smooths skin, with a claim of instant relief for all skin trouble. Dreler Drug Co. advertises the product and its effectiveness.
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Anne D
Groman
Santa Rosa
Cal
B.D
Dreler Drag Co
Auburn Postmaster Gets $200 Raise
The Auburn postmaster is among nine Indiana postmasters who receive a $200 annual increase in salary, effective July 1. Other Northeast Indiana postmasters also see raises, with Auburn rising from 2409 to 2490 dollars and several nearby towns listed with adjusted figures.
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Auburn
Indiana
Selacy
Mads
Washington
Pether
Butler
Fort Warne
Etgoniar
Plymouth
Roanoe
Bes
Topeka
City News Roundup From New York To Wayne Township
In New York City Miss Maude Packham, of 5212 South Harrison Street, has just returned from Mishawaka after a weeks visit with friends and relatives. H. B. Rowe, once a prominent local, now in Chicago contracting, was in town on business yesterday. The Wayna township advisory board will meet this afternoon at Trustes Hengy Branding. Mars Farnan of Bad Street, confined at home two weeks with rheviation, is recovering. Mrs Farnan is mother of Patrick Farnan who lost sight in a fall two years ago. Of Wayne’s nine common schools all but three have closed for summer vacation with Nos 7 and 8 remaining. the orphan home school will close June 18 after their lagers.
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E. H. Merritt
New York City
Maude Packham
Harrison Street
Mishawaka
H. B Rowe
Chicago
Wayna Township Advisery Board
Trustes Hengy Branding
Mars
Farnan
Bad Street
Patrick Farnan
Wayne Township
Tree
Orphans’ Home
Former local man heads big publishing company
Frank Orff, born in Fort Wayne and once in the dry goods business, leads the Sterling-Columbian Publishing company with capital of four million dollars. The firm will control magazines such as the Columbian Magazine Hampton's Magazine Home Sterling Gros Farm Review and the American Woman's Review. Orff will move to New York for the company offices. relatives in Blacky noted. Also mentions horse races at the driving park Saturday afternoon June 20th with 25 cent admission grandstand free.
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Sterling- Columbian Publishing Company
Frank Orff
Fort Wai
Christ
Columbian
Hampton’s Malazing
the Home
The
Sterling
Gros Farm Review
American
Akron News Briefs From Indiana Farm, Family, Trade Notes
Several bulld pee destroyed by a thunderstorm. The Erle Toad child is near death from appendicitis. Lawyer Carr visited Plymouth yesterday for pyel meas. Mr Love and Rey Krauss went to Huntington on business. Rev M W Johnson, Dr Perry, and Dr Kirchner appear in multiple local calls. The Akron house opens, Mr Kele returns from Larwill, and Sagan sprinkles are sold. Strawberries scarce at 5 cents. new Buick shown. Cherry street praised as fruit farm-like.
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Arron
Ind
Clarke
Carr
Plymouth
Pyelmeas
Love
Rey Krauss
Huntington
M. W. Johnson
Rochester
Patterson
Grindle
Grindie
Herseré Camp
Lake Wawanen
Perry
Isiead
Kirchner
Gilead
Oup
Akron House
Kele
Larwill
Gasshag
Sprinkling Sagan
Mowett & Paxton
Strongs
Hom Harsh
N. Berry
William Patterson
Charles Floor
Niles, O
Disko
Johnson Monta
Peru
Monga
George Eshelman
Mgr. Sparks
Lamoree
D. Rider
Silver Lake
Cherry Street
June marriages bloom as licenses rise in county records
The county clerk issued nine marriage licenses yesterday, boosting weekly totals to twenty nine for the first seven days of June. Couples listed include John S. Sprague and Hattle C. Bowers of Allen county, Ralph Ites and Raith E. Seslar of Fort Wayne, James M. Richardson and Estella E. Erle of Fort Wayne, Elza E. Vanauer and Algar Rothchert of Fore Warne, and Omar A. Kenyon of Birmingham Alabama among others.
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Rapidy
Gerding
John S. Sprague
Monroeville
Hattle C. Bowers
Allen County
Ralph Iltes
Raith E. Seslar
Fort Wayne
James M. Richardson
Estella E. Erle
Redolph
Heenan
Luella Br.kallermeier
Solomon TP. Wright
Agnes M.laner
Arthur G. Gallmeier
Serena E. Wehrmeister
Frank 2. Cummings
Frieda Marie Butz
Elza E. Vanauer
Algar Roth
Fore Warne
Omar
Walther League Annual Outing Highlights
The first Walther League annual outing of Zions Lutheran Church is planned for Sunday June 13 at Schroeder's Grove five miles south of town on the Decatur interurban. Attendees from Pontiac and Calton will depart at o o clock and arrive by 10 o clock. Dinner is at noon followed by a program, ball games and races. Cigars and refreshments will be provided. Supper at 6 o clock, return at 7. Committee members include Kramer Bruns Biein Schornherr and others. An ice cream social at the church follows. Thursday June 22 at East Creighton Ave Force and East Creighton.
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Werther Laagné
Zions Lutheca
Schroeder
Jato BR
F. Kramer
al Bruns
Ed Biein
Hy Schornherr
B. C. Gerding
Frieda Wermuth
Clara Schroeder
Louise Bonner
Lena Reinekeani
Clsral Schwier
Beavers and neighbors visit in Fort Wayne and area
Chilubusch column notes many residents visiting Fort Wayne including Mrs. Knept and daughter Pauline departing for Bucyrus Ohio. Several locals—Lancaster, Haverstock, Gump, Bell Simpson, Dowel, Grawcock—are mentioned visiting relatives or traveling for medical, family, or vacation reasons. A horse suffered a barbed wire injury in pasture, minor but noted. Mrs Deardorn plans two week trip through Ohio and Michigan with daughter Charlotte.
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Beavers
Fort Wayne
O. EB. Knept
Pauline
Criswell
Bucyrus
Ohio
Mig. C. E. Lancaster
Columbia City
Vish
J. S.F. Bar
Ellizabeth Haverstock
Fork Wayne
Joseph
Isaiah Jackson
Met City
Charley Gump
South TW
Highet
Jeremiah Gump
William Pook
Scott Whites
Peter Bauman
Noble County
Bella, Simpson
Mirs
Fred Miller
Mabel
Ruth Dowel
Columbia Cir
Walter Winebrenner
D. Grawcock
Mélanagajis
Alssien
Richler
Jacon Wiehler
Lake James
Yesterding
Snermine
W. A. Snyder
Washingtown Township
Gandy
Keley
Hicksville
Willylief Harter
Grawcock
OD. Deardorm
Cygnet
Obio
Derrott
Charlotte
Katsmazco
Griends
Fire wipes out county’s largest elevator in Owton town
Tuesday midnight a devastating blaze consumed the Roose Malloy elevator in the upper part of the town. Origin unknown, machinery rain disrupted defense, and despite efforts townspeople lacked sufficient water. The building and grain were insured, but the loss endangers the county’s core grain market as the Port Wayne Findlay cars burned with the inferno. Rebuilding not immediate due to crop season needs in the belt.
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Port Wayne & Findlay Railroad
Hurnad
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