Former Local Man Heads Chicago Union
Jerry O Connor, longtime local figure, named to head Chicago Carpenters union unit by A I Mader. O Connor previously ran safes on Calhoun street Fort Wayne amid political ties to Mayor Hosey era. Mader, the new appointee, was arrested with Tim Murphy and the aide. American Postman union to meet Friday evening at the Ore 1 hall.
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Jerry O'Connor
Hotive Ix
Forel Wayne
Chienko
Hin Wen
A. I Mader
Chicago Carpenters’ PLC
Fort Wayne
O’connor
Calhoun Street
Hosey
Tneaman
Una Law and Order
Chi Cigowmonlam
Charles
Ita
Mader
Ocon
Tim Murphy
Can Sh
Ee Unian
A'Elyck
Ore 1
Hall
Wer
Wishington Street
Appeal Possible in Insurance Case
Attorneys for Lyons and Lyons plan a careful transcript review to identify grounds for an appeal after a jury verdict for United States Fidelity and Guaranty in a burglary claim. The seven day trial ended with a verdict for the insurer and a posttrial motion for a new trial is anticipated as the next step in the lengthy dispute over $6,000 in alleged stolen furs from Lyons store in August 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons & Lyons
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Susterday
Eternam
A. J. Thomas
Arthur W. Parry
Rompting
Tno
Hgurange Company
Wyone & Lyons
Aetelen
Lyons
Jucglars
Harry Lyon
Insurance Company
Herbert Hicks
Jeffersonville
Reform
Harry Lyong
Nourk
Gyons & Lyons
Jus
Plaintife
Ishael Leonard
Tde Royce
Warain
Trested
Harles I
Claims Filed Against Estate Wabash and Related Actions
Claims against the estate of Christner of Wabash total 50,009 dollars for services prior to his death with multiple creditors including Ana Le Walkers Walter A. Tramer and Yevie Devt. Other debts include 276 dollars by Mary Cheeks and 15 dollars by Hasg. The proceedings note probate filings and future public record access, with mentions of a protestation about a new carder ters and waste cotions. A Christian church event in Huntington draws 700 attendees planning a June departure, linked to a birthday celebration for a member turning 104 on July 13 and a long-running church relations effort.
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Wabash
Curtnar
Tava
Ateelaltie
Nite
Ana le
Walkers
They Wa
Walter A. Tramer
Ban T
Lenlog
Ted
Tale Collenty
Herbert W. Gabtents
Chirtner
Marry Cheeks
Huntington
Christian Ehuren
Wintington
Andre Eulhusigany
Neko Tek
Ike Kins
Wabpyh
Tuntington
Bluffton Shriners Form Organization
Tweal Shriners formed to permanent evanizt ion last evening, intended by AI of the weathery. Officers selected include President William S. Ser vices president W. W. Weisell, secretary and treasurer Hoherk b Cummins. The organization will have at least four meetings community. The local Shriners endorse building a Shriners temple at Worth Wayne. A printer interurban tavern here said by L. B. Stephen: ny a Franks, of Union prictor of a sieged at Hartford City.
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Blupeton
Lid
William
W. W. Weisell
Secreateye Treasures
Hoherk B Cummins
M Shelners
Wort Wayne
Pha Interurban
Stephen
A Franks
Union
Hiartford City
Jefferson Club to Hold Steuben County Night
Jefferson club hosts Steuben County Night on West Betry streets with Mare rison and West Betry speakers. The event features prominent speakers, dancing, carts, and refreshments as Democrats attend to hear discussions on current issues.
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Jefferson Club
Steuben County
Mare Rison
West Betry Streets
Steuben
Fy Owill
Orl Wayne
County Graduation Program Announced
The county graduation program for Allen county was given to the Mintera yesterday by county superintendent 2. Q. Mecoml. The commencement will be held at the Pilice theater the day after hood. The program lists music and vocal selections, with names of participants and presenters.
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Palace Theater
Matos
Allen County
Mintera
Pilice Theater
MME
Alox Mivanis
Simin
Leone
Leone Erean Hagnmend Yoval Else Spi. Vbbesis
Aytenanad
Cea
Ccc
Drea
Carnivals Barred by Goshen Mayor
Goshen mayor George J. Rinpler bars carnivals with no exceptions. A list of forged checks totaling $75.46 drawn for collection appeared in a bank note, naming DR Voier a goalie merchant and fuel dealer, but no suspect is identified.
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Goshen
George J. Rinpler
Gainnlyala
DR. Voier
Writta
Nice
Ny Wishart
Torger
Waitress Wanted at Anthony Hotel Cafes Shop
Bluffton girl graduates from the Illinois courses seeking social welfare work. The notice mentions Miss Merrick of Bluffton with ties to Chicago and a Methodist mission training school. It reports accidents injuring several local youths, including finger injuries and a scalp wound from falls, with brief family context and local addresses.
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Anthony Hotel
Bluffton
Blufwton
Tnd
Aval
Avadanta Peting
Chicago
Mirsloney
Chevelinid
Nellig Merrick
John Uerrel
South Dale
Yale
Health Authority Attacks Social Evil Senses Scare Tactics
The assistant secretary of the abuse board described efforts to curb what officials call social ills. A city council or board member urged swift action, condemning behavior seen as detrimental to community life and education. The report notes contentious meetings and calls for prohibitions affecting schools.
Decatur Man Charged After Turbulent Tide Rights Court
In Adana circuit court yesterday afternoon Johy Galliton faced a charge following a dispute at the Tide River rights meeting. Witness Wad egtnr Hixler testified as the case involved alleged assault and later a related petition was filed regarding a hotel coffee shop dispute.
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Decatur
Aliame T—Johy Galliton
Iene Borie
Adana Eircuit
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Eversharp
Wahl Pen
Fort Wayne Printing CO
West
Washington Street
Carl Rose
County
Wercol
J. Herman Bueter
L. O. Hull
Agantn
Skhitas
East Washington ST
Weil
Chicago Union
Jerry ‘O’connor
Ft. Wayne
American Insurance Union
Cdurt
Gowrington
Fark Wayne
Carder
Pitielty
Bluffton Shriners
Acme
Acme Quality
Main and
Clinton
Niagara Walls
Alway
Health Authority
King
Bextth
Rotary
Gunes
Uldile
Tor
Dieu
Pairy
Brown West Oxfords
Main Street
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