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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1913
Page
22
Pennsylvania Company issues a yearlong investigation of all railroad accidents to identify causes and prevent recurrences. The study finds 70 percent of 1912 accidents avoidable with cautious employee action. About 100000 safety hints are printed for officers and staff, urging intelligent, shared responsibility to protect passengers and workers alike.
Harold Jensen of Grays River Washington asks Captain Henry Stoll of the Pennsylvania police to help recover a violin he says was stolen near Continental Ohio five years ago during his immigrant journey across the country. The violin, heirloom from his father, was allegedly taken by a railroad worker and Jensen hopes authorities will locate it. Separately, Henry Jacobs, janitor at the Pennsylvania company’s old building, faced a false alarm when shingles were blamed for a scare at 108 West Superior Street after a call to engine houses and police autos.
The Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's union reports broad support for a midweek half day during June July and August. Employers largely did not object with most grocery and meat market businesses staying open despite the campaign.
Reports detail a Blamingdale meat market defying a committee request to close in the afternoon. The owner allegedly argued profits rise if others stay closed, provoking sharp criticism within the local merchants association.
Raymond Ray Ind June notes report local residents visiting, traveling, and social events. Mentions W. Runnel on the side list, Corydon Stewart acting as substitute, and Mrs Laura Shook visiting relatives. Highlights include ball games, a literary program, weddings in Angola, and community gatherings at John Buttman’s home. Local couples and families attend socials as schools and churches host events.
Petry J Caseldy of the Third ward joined Republican signees for city clerk and council seats. Other Republicans, including candidates for councilman and at large posts, have similarly aligned with the clerk. An independent bid by Arnost EB Black for youthsman-at-large was noted but not formalized.
A New York author claims a well known personage has conquered tobacco by a simple method. The article notes calmer nerves, better sleep, clearer eyes, and improved appetite after trying the plan. J Woods of 504 Sixth Ave. NYC offers a free tract to anyone requesting it.
Funeral services for Bro Myron Downing will be held at Scottish Rite Cathedral Monday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Friends of family invited. By order WM Geake, T P W.
Homero, 17, arrested in Youngstown on a charge of sending a blackmail letter to President Wilson demanding $5,000. Taken to Warren for a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Gilmer. He admits to seeking the money and faces legal action.
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