Campaign Planned for Old Concordia College Fund
A Fort Wayne drive plans to raise 25,000 pounds to equip Concordia College with a full library and physics lab. Chairman Albert H. Bueck leads a large Lutheran committee mobilizing congregations statewide. The effort, organized through church units, supports the college’s expansion and recalls recent Lutheran union events in Chicago.
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Police News Stealing Dinner Bucket In Rail Yard
Jos Wescher a transient was fined 5 and costs and sentenced to thirty days for stealing a dinner bucket from a workman in the Pennsylvania railroad yards. Wescher said he was traveling from Kenosha Wisconsin to Buffalo New York and took the bucket because he was hungry. Several other petty cases appear, including unlawful automobile possession, auto thefts, and various fines for loitering, intoxication, and neglect charges. Grace Jones was fined 10 and costs and jailed fifteen days for pocketbook theft from a clerk in a local store. Walter Stoll and others faced charges related to automobile sales and possession, with bonds and continuances noted. Public intoxication and obstruction of fire plugs also feature in the docket.
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Erie Street
Jager Paul
Leah Wilson
Holman Street
Paul
St Joseph’s Hospital
George Kessler
Trainut Street
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X. BE. Lehman
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Gerald Martin
Harley G. Willoughby
Stolen Car Tour Leads to Arrest in Des Moines
Mary Bitterhauser and Clarence Breden were arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Detectives Punder and Ayanelsh on charges of possessing an automobile. They rented a car from a party in Des Moines, Iowa, and diverted it for a tour instead of returning it. Searle dropped 90 from his focus.
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Strong for Sproul Chicago Support for a nation building
In a statement to night Sproul voiced unqualified support for the party ticket. He said we are for him because he will lead the nation and will do for the country if nominated and elected. Bryan to Speak in Chicago Tomorrow Address supporters of the national platform at the convention venue. Prohibition party officials announced the event.
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State road crew suffers serious mishap near Roanoke
A road crew return from Fort Wayne to Fort Warne after work on a highway vehicle overturned when a rear wheel broke at the foot of a steep hill outside Roanoke. Two injured men were rushed to Lutheran hospital for treatment. One suffered internal injuries, another a three inch scalp wound. A third man sustained a wrenching injury. Dr D R Benninghorft treated the injured. the workers were employed by W Smith district superintendent of the state highway commission.
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Che Eit
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Suburban Day Bargains List In Journal Gazette
Twenty seven Fort Wayne merchants join Suburban Day to offer special bargains across many items. Each shop contributes one sale item with voucher pricing, creating two pages of unusually low prices for Wednesday shopping. Read the list carefully and bring it to Wayne for best savings.
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Investigation of Japanese immigration question to be studied
Washington June 7 A summer inquiry into the Japanese immigration question will be conducted by a panel from the house immigration committee. Representative Johnson of Washington said at least five members will cover all Pacific coast states and focus on California. Senator Phelan of California urged revisiting efforts to pass vending licration to bar Japanese immigrants and to deny citizenship to Japanese children born in the United States. The probe will occur after the Drmarr elections and members will be named by telegraph.
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Bishop A Leading at St Josephs College Case
A large crowd and heavy attendance were expected as Bishop A led at St Josephs College in a case involving BIR chilegs. The event drew many local supporters and noted figures from Corinthian UL and Wonty, with expected scrutiny of proceedings and outcomes.
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