Too Many Scions Visited the Banks
Washington July 7 Senator Retr of Indiana spoke for hours in support of the resolution unseating Mr Landmer of Wisconsin but failed to convnce the body. The speech examined testimony and alleged new incriminating facts from the Lorimer investigation. Kern charged Winots members and others received large sums in Lorimer’s interest. The meeting drew Indiana editors and politicians to Fort Wayne, with coverage of attendees and the Franklin Evening Star’s role and location.
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Washington
Retr
Indiana
Dss
Reso
Landmer
Theo
Joe
Edward Hines
Disty
Lorimers
William Blair
Thomas Tipparimer
Jorn
Dewolt
Tile ‘Ateo
Legislative
Taft Gains Twenty Four Delegates At Convention
A debate over roll call rules continues as Borah and Taft supporters clash in the convention. The committee tables Borah’s motion while he denounces the process, urging a public vote on delegates. Incident includes a dispute over a committee brief deemed insulting and moves to hear Arkansas and California contests next.
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Hordl
Idaho
T. Ivan
Oxlahour Holstue
Carr
Dal‘ Keaman’ Flanigan
Nevada
Bern
Borek
Honewater
Ita
Uetat
Ragewater
FBI
Andy
Idata Menator
Borah
Chairmas
Hawe
United States
Barthoit
Bartholt
Renross
Florida
California
Watt
Jase
Caca
Construction Ad Seeks Teams At Five Dollars Fifty Cents
Apel Moellering Construction calls for teams to work at a daily rate of 5.50 dollars. The notice seeks skilled labor for ongoing projects and outlines employment terms and contact details.
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Apel Moellering Construction
District Pocahontas Meeting Attended by Local Delegation
In Warsaw on June 7 a group led by Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Lamefellow and several others including Mrs. A and WW Bates traveled to Culver to attend the district meeting of the Degree of Pocahontas. They represented the frongers council at this city.
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Warsaw
Ind
Rnd
M. F. Lamefellow
WW Bates
Rolly Brown
Archer
Culver
Frongers Council
Senate debate on debt, army transport bill, and weather bureau
In Congress the Senate resumes a high speech attack over election issues and passes a home bill for 300 000 to equip army transports with virus apparatus. Townsend proposes consolidating services. The House resumes consideration of sundry appropriation measures while Aiken introduces weather bureau investigation resolution and a bill on agriculture department extension of the venture committee.
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Senate
Kern
Lori Iners
Senglor Townsend
Algoratenath
House
Aiken
Weather Bureau
Turer
Keynote Speakers At Fort Wayne Democratic Meeting
Governors Marshall and Ralston led a Fort Wayne gathering as Indiana Democrats discussed party aims. The event showcased endorsements, resolutions, and thanks to local officials, with editors touring the city and a banquet at the Anthony hotel concluding the visit.
Emrick and Stout Leave for New York
Fort Wayne claims two candidates aor for Moore Industrial College and home for the nation as trustees near to awarding a $250,000 grant. Frank Gritick and Dave Stout departed for New York to represent Fort Wayne in bidding cities. Indianapolis launches a drive to add 40000 to attract the college, hoping to secure the project amid competing cities.
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The
Moose College
Fort Wilyne
Frank Gritick
Dave Stoutlef
New York
Metropolis
Pureme
Moore Lodge
Moore Industrial College
Fort Wayne
Uils
Indianapolis
Black bass live lobsters and soft shell crabs at Hof Brau
A brief notice highlights seafood offerings at Hof Brau featuring black bass live lobsters and soft shell crabs. The item reads as a simple menu or daily special note from the venue.
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Hof Brau
Big Sisters Incorporation Receives Supreme Court Signatures
The certificate of incorporation for The Big Sisters, an organization renamed The Big Mothers, was signed in the supreme court today. The group aims to aid boys and girls before the children’s court, expanding its work to other cities. Mrs. William K Valdernilt, leading the new body, has directed related efforts for over a year.
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New York
Big Sisters
Supreme Court
Hoxs
William KK. Valdernilt
Well known Garrett resident Samuel Martin dies after long illness
Samuel Martin of Garrett, long a respected village resident and veteran worker at the Dalelore factory, died Friday morning after several months of illness. His death follows a career marked by service in the community and his position in the local church ministry. The obituary notes his enduring involvement in local affairs and the impact of his passing on relatives and friends.
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Gariwet
Samuel Martin
Garret
Martin
Dalelore
Angainne
Hanna
Nonilly
Vontorke
Aichona
Death notices overwhelm Fort Wayne area obituaries
Multiple funeral items record deaths and services in Fort Wayne and surroundings. Names include Jessie Moistertur, Wigan E Butt, Albert Palmer, and Frank J Kindler. Details cover residence, dates, and burial at Catholic cemetery with services at St Patrick and St Mary churches.
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Ruil Witler
S. Tfrans
Bhaly
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Peat Atl Health Nileet
Jow
Gots v Cahill
A Brothersts
Albert Palmer
West” Pan Swliets
Curtere
Bios. Mat
Stephens
California Avenue
Lindenwood
Frederick Rudolph Lagamunnell
St. Bigrti's Street
Res
Tee
Christian J. Mattern
Warsaw Street
Lilehr
Concordia
James Little
Kankakee
Wayny
Injunction Blocks Strike Vote In Philadelphia
An injunction issued in Philadelphia bars discussion or rejection of proposals by C. Long of the Pennsylvania Railroad with a federal committee of railway unions. A hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday as the move halts talk of a strike by members of the consolidated labor groups at the Penneylvange line.
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Philadelphia
Jynet
Order of
Ralteny
Rujlmad Tralamen
Brotherhood of
Firynen and
Eneginemen
Uteriftine
C. Long
Pennsylvanua Railroad Company
John 3. Hemphil
Fremen's Brotherhood
Gt Gemporary
Jungo Brees
Common Plex Court
Peovenin
Penneylvange Ies
Pittsburgh
Joker Confesses As Bicycle Returns After Arrest Incident
The report notes a Joker confession connected to a night incident on Maimae avenue and Lombard street. The bicycle owned by Thelma Sterholm, 2108 Manmeg avenue, was located near a nearby grocery after police involvement. Captain Ramdel led officers who questioned a boy briefly before an interview concluded.
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Wat
Meyer Youngerers
Juul
Jike
Maimae Avenue
Lombard Street
Thelma Sterholm
Manmeg Avenue
Capstain Ramdel
Kosciusko Democrats to Plymouth for state convention
Warsaw Indiana June 7 followed by list of delegates from Kosciusko County to the historical convention at Plymouth. Names include W B Yost D W Nye AFL Carteaux Bowen Flasher Roge Dick Washington Daniel Brown Pippecanoe Susse Schrock Turkey Greet Henry Gibson Van Buren Showalter Clay Carr Lake Graff Seward Blazey Fawley Harigan Ray Afislin and Prairie. Also mentions black bass live lobsters and soft shell crabs.
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Warsaw
Ind
Konciuska County
Plymouth
W B. Yost
D. W. Nye
Afl Carteaux
Joseph Bowen
Wayne Township
J. Flasher
Jackoda
John Rogce
Washington
Daniel Brown
Pippecanoce
Susse Schrock
Turkey
Henry Gibson
van Buren
C. W. Showalter
Clay
Arthur Carr Lake
William Graff
Seward
Alpheus Blazey
Pranidin
A Fawley
Harrigan
Ray Afislin
Prairie
Frohley Death Shocks Bead at Pierceton Michigan
John Frohley died suddenly at his home in Bead at Pierceton on a Thursday evening after a brief illness. The Frohley brothers, A G and John, ran a long time in cattle and banking ventures and were known locally for their business dealings and feuds. Funeral services were to be announced.
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Mnd
John Frohley
Frohley
A. G. Frahley
Wms
Frahley Brothers
Pred Line
Olnce
Bankdinkusiness
Agiace Deqing
Mtor
Proud Papas Entertained by Mothers Study Club
The Proud Papas, a group of men, were entertained by the West Side Mothers Club Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin Conk near Warsaw. The event occurred after a trip on the Winona Interurban line, with guests traveling from the Cook area.
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Mothers Study Club
Warsaw
Ind
Jane T
Papas
Mr and Aire
Wdwin Conk
Mothertolu
Franklin tells story of downfall in Durrow bribery trial
In Los Angeles June 7 today's Durrow bribery trial proceedings featured tense cross examinations and sharp exchanges between Assistant District Attorney Ford and defense attorney H H Appel. Witness Bert Frank pie described pressure from Davis and Lockwood allegations, denying immunity and asserting he bore the burden alone, while Franklin apologized to Darrow.
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Los Angeles
Gal
Tenday
Clarence S. Durrow
Driberg
Bert
Frankpie
Ag. 1
Ford
H. H. Appel
Franklin
Pribery
Darrow
Leedmore Davis
Squilty
George N. Lockwood
State Sealer in Wells County Bluffton
State Inspector John T. Willett of the state board of weights and measures visited Bluffton to discuss appointing a county sealer and to investigate local conditions. He cited the prevalent use of bottomless and round-shaped measures causing about three pounds short per peck, and noted squids and butter trays weighing extra.
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Bluffton, Inc
John T. Willett
State Board of Weighis and Measures
Bluffton
Notice to Dancers New Floor Management Roof Garden
Notice to dancers announces new floor management at the Roof Garden and hints at upcoming specialties for next week.
Supreme Court upholds pure food law against states
The court held that states may exact such measures without interfering with the federal Pure Food and Drugs Act of 1906. The decision, announced today, confirms the constitutionality of state authority to regulate food labeling and safety alongside national standards.
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Washington
Jones
Supreme Court of the
United States
Misawa couple wed in Warsaw church ceremony
In Warsaw on Thursday evening Frond A Vogt and Miss Carpenter, both of Mishawaka, were married at the Brethren church parsonage. Rev. Georgy Carpenter officiated the ceremony. The bride formerly operated a jewelry store in Mishawaka.
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Mishawaka
Warsaw
Frond A. Vogt
Folk Carpenter
Misha
Banker Jennings to Atlanta Prison
York June 7 Herbert — president of the defunct Mount Vernon National Bank — was found guilty tonight of an impersonation act connected with Canada crisis funds. Raymond Solotty, cashier of Washington branch, was indicted and tied with Jennings. both were found guilty but the sentence was postponed. The government alleged the prisoners used bank funds in a dummy enterprise.
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View
York
Herbert Ty Jpiines
Fent
Mount Vernon National
Tonlaht
Atlanta
Raymond
Thalington
Solotty
Jan- Tipes
Guitly
Joyne
WEW Ruling On Patent Infringements
AWEW ruling from Washington in June questions net profits from infringers and what portion if any belongs to improvements made by the patent owner versus use of the patented method. The United States Supreme Court weighs how much of an infringer profits stem from improvements and how much from the patented feature.
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Washington
United States
Rioting Reignites in Boston Car Strike
Houston June 7 Rioting broke out again in connection with the Boston Elevated Street Railway strike. Disturbances occurred in Cambridge and South Boston. In Cambridge a mob beat policemen, a revolver shot was fired at the conductor of a stalled car, and several arrests were made.
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Houston
Boston
Cambridge
Camridge
Utes
Baroness Leaves a Large Estate in New York
Baroness Non Zechwitz formerly Misa Mary Elizabeth Caldwell of Louisville died December 15 1810. Her New York estate is valued at about 6 000 000 with additional property in Newsart and abroad. The estate is left to her only son Waldman Conrad Von Zedtwits.
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New York
Non Zechwitz
Misa Mary’ Elizabeth Caldwell
Louisville
New’ York
Caronese
Commerce Court Reverses Ruling Over Interstate Commission
Washington June 7. The Supreme Court reversed a Commerce Court ruling and upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission. Chief Justice White announced the principal deviation affirmed by the full Court in the opinion issued today.
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Washinggtos
Commerce Court
Supreme Court
Interstate Commission
White
Chiropractor Opens Downtown Offices
Dr Grove D C formerly of the Ross College of Chiropractic resumes practice in Bass block downtown. He severed ties with the college to focus on local patients and reopens an adjustment parlor to serve his clientele.
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Grove
D. C
Ross College of Chiropractic
oRics
Bass
Cities May Prohibit Running of Pool Rooms
Washington June 2 The Supreme Court upholds a city ordinance prohibiting the running of pool rooms within the city limits. The decision centers on alleged violations cited by J L Mumby and hinges on the authority of South Parsiding. Vereno kills bedbugs.
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Washington
United Biotan
J. Lo
Moving Songs and Loneliness echo in old time tunes
A fragmented reminiscence on songs from past eras. It laments moving and separation, recalls old melodies like The Mocking Bird and Silver Threads Among the Gala, and notes how longing and heartbreak persist as people yearn for familiar harmonies. The piece contrasts cheerful nostalgia with sorrowful memory.
James Hill resigns from Great Northern board amid Alaska volcanic activity
In Alaska on June 7 the Great Northern directors faced a resigning chair as volcanic eruptions driven by the Aleutian chain blanket the area. The report notes aircraft detours and widespread tremors as the volcanoes issue fierce sightings.
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James J. Hill
SQN
Acoma
Wash. L
Great Northern
Tate
Black bass live lobsters and soft shell crabs at the
Readable text fragment notes seafood items including black bass live lobsters and soft shell crabs offered or advertised. Lacks clear event, location, or date details to establish a full news item.
Fourteen Annual Commencement At Fork Wayne Normal School
The Fork Wayne normal school held its fourteenth annual commencement at the high school auditorium. Eight young ladies received diplomas after two years of study, with Superintendent J. N. Study presenting the diplomas. Professor Von Klein Smid of DePauw University gave the principal address, stressing the value of young life and critiquing education that underestimates potential. The ceremony included a prayer by Rev. Charles A. Hirchmann and a vocal solo by Miss Fidrih Nickell, followed by the graduating class: Corinna Louise Baade Gertrudy Louise Bohne Trane Conparet Cola Curtis Miller Marie Lae rica McCullin, Catherine Revso and Laren Ignrell Travers.
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Fork Wayne
J. N
Rkc
Byron Klein Smid
DePauwsmiveralty
Lfe
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Arid
von Klebh Smid
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Chicago
Taft
Greencastle
Yor Khin Smid
Ectuals
Charles A. Hirchmann
Cres Cent Avenue
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Arvall
Weich
Foltown
Corinna Louise Baade
Gertrudy Louise Bohne
Trane Con
Paret
Cola Curtis Miler
Marie Laerica McCulien
Bene
Maria
Alt. Pauls
Catherine Revso
Laren Ignrell
Travers
Verano and Labor Committees in 1920s Union Talk
The Federation of Labor held a meeting at the Labor Times Herald office to invite James J. Kein of Chicago to deliver the principal address at the Labor Day celebration in Awa Park. Plans for arrangements will be finalized at the next committee meeting once a letter is received.
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Federation of Labor
Labor Times-Herald
Aai
James J. Kein
Chicago
Wackemiths’ Union
Awa Park
Wabash Wreck Near New Haven Causes Slight Damage
A fragmentary report describes a minor wreck near New Haven involving a Wabash line vehicle. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident indicates slight damage and road obstruction with no injuries confirmed.
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New Haven
Country Club Welcomes Thirteen New Members
At a meeting of the Port Wayne Country Club directors thirteen new members were admitted including Dir. Mya White Mr and Mrs J White Eva Nelson Mrs Fancy W ca oaril Entenncaper MN Chor a Recia Concordia students to have corbilature parade whate sep a fo cottoh and college seminary officials attended the ceremony noting the presence of Simin Sheers vo officiated and the Re F seminary delegation from St Louis for the occasion
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Waite
Soless
Tiroueh Pdm
Heian Pe
Bart
Simin Sheers
Jana Sen
Re F
Garrett Baptists Elect Trustees and Host Lunch
Garrett Indiana church holds meeting electing three trustees A L Stewart for three years Jonen for one year and C E Reneman for two years A pastor John Walton leads growth effort with new moving feature machine and ghostly sermons plus a large choir plan and a Sunday after service program with a dainty lunch and invitations for a choral address next month
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Junge
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