Strike Peace 8 Up in AR Strike Peace 8 Up in AR
Chicago reports show a labor clash as 18,000 drivers face a boycott and possible split in the Team Owners Association. Members remain divided over delivering goods to boycotted houses as talks with drivers stall. An emergency meeting will determine next steps and potential arbitration.
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Chicago
Billie Lanisters
sCulie
Smorg
Tean Owners' Association
Ita Theks
Arty
Golis
É Angélier
Acolm U
Edward Hillman
Hillman
Drummers Gather for Grand Council Events in City
Drummers from the Called Commercial Travelers sections of the order begin arriving for the grand council session. Delegates stay at hotels amid Welcome I C s placards, with morning receptions and 10:30 a.m. registrations. A base drum unveiling at Robison Park, a banquet, a theater performance, and a park auditorium sun event cap the day. Grand council meets at 8:30 a.m. Saturday with officer elections and installation at the final 7 p.m. session.
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Meiners
Comimercial ‘Travelits ‘Cros
Staty
Grand Council of the Order
Barry Tolan
Robison Park
Indianapolis
Fort Warne Cownell
She’ Brant
C. F
Calhoun
Warng Streals
Robison
A. Sune Hat
Park
Grant County Oil Company in Straits Judgment Filed
Marion Indiana June court records show The National Oil Company holding a claim against Grant County Oil Company for notes totaling 30.68 dollars. Lima Bank location cited with a pending action in circuit court to recover the debt amid talks of producing wells in the Grant County field.
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Marion
Ind
Lima
Grant Comney Field
Leq and Monroe Wille Go Dry Case Summary
Burton Warner of Leo seeks liquor licenses in Monroy area while Monroy township votes to stay dry for two years. Residents oppose licenses. remonstrances delay or block applications. County attorneys argue notices and advertising compliance, with mixed outcomes in licenses for Cedar Creek area and surrounding towns.
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Monrieville
Alten
Tae
Willian Voirol
Benjamie Melutosh
Brenner
Uvete
Lgehses
Wacor
Mouroeville
Uva
Monroy
Thailo
Turney
YU Gabriel
Yeat Orday
Mhin
Tian Tan
Bullen Warner
Doughman
Warner
Monrde Ville
Leo
Cedar Creek
Arter
Norway Without a Ruler Divisions Stir In Two Nations
Reports from Christiana and Copenhagen describe Norway's political crisis as the Storthing considers inviting a prince from the house of Bernadotte while opinion favors a republic. Danish and Swedish figures weigh offers, with King Oscar and Crown Prince Gustav discussed as potential mediators or veto actors. Clergy note changes to royal prayers as unrest influences church life and government moves toward extraordinary session.
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Comenhagen
Norwaght
Dug Quewrs
Pick
Jrholm
Bémillette
Oscar
Fant
Norway
Republic
Storthing
Howaver
Hernadotte
Sweden
Ymderstidd
Stockid
Hageray
Beat
Stockholm
Sigurd
Generis
Hilegiance
Copenhagen
Berlin
Fredérick
Denmark
Gustav
Bex
Christiana
Confirmation at Jewish Temple
Four children will undergo confirmation at the Jewish temple with Rabbi Buelson officiating. The ceremony includes prayers, readings, and blessings, followed by a choir performance and a benediction. Confirmants named include Mise Von Eberhardt Eve Celia Goldberger Bertha Israel Sidney Karn, with teachers and family participating in the service.
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Buelson
Mise von Eberhardt
Celia Goldberger
Andro AsetQet
Miles
Benedicton
Lamise Tainan
Bertha Taeach
Sidney Karn
Auditor Sherrick Revokes License of Fire Insurance Firm
Auditor Sherrick revokes the license of the fire insurance company amid a state inquiry. Proceedings cited administrative actions and ongoing investigation into the firms and related parties.
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Sherrick
Fire Insurance Company
Slay Cry for Freedom Demands National Assembly Action
A fragmented report from St Petersburg describes a call by Zemstvo leaders and deputies for a national peace assembly to decide whether the war should continue nationally or cease. The appeal criticizes the emperor’s policy, presses for war to become national, and urges mobilization of the people for Russia’s renewal, amid debate over the Tsar’s promises.
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Petarsburg
Tnd
Pasa
Wir
Rusela
all-Itulgian Xéinstres Congress
Moscow
Count Ueyden
M. Slupom
Pressat
Emaeror
National
Roy Menaure
Bnyeror Nichols
Consolidation of Traction Lines Confirmed in Richmond
Richmond officials confirm a plan to consolidate traction lines in the region. Authority states a mid day decision, with formation of a single system among lines, but exact lines and scope remain undecided and await formal action.
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Richmond
John
M. Lex
Aesistant
Cincinnati
Wil Andér
GBacco Trust Official Must Answer Questions
A GBACCO Trust official refused to testify before the federal grand jury regarding the tobacco trust inquiry. Judge Wallace, in United States circuit court, ruled he could not be compelled to grade or reveal books and papers, citing attorney client consultation rights. The decision paused further compelled disclosure.
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Yale
Federal ‘Grand Jury
Tobacco Trust
Lotay
Wallace
United States Circuit Court
Hele
Smallpox Scare Strikes South Bend City
Reports confirm smallpox in South Bend Indiana with alarm over possible spread. In Evansville Indiana the scene shifts to political chatter as Congressman Foster refrains from endorsing Mayor Covert for Beanie postmaster amid local confusion.
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Evansville
Ind
Janes
Congress
Man-Dees
Foster
Charles G. Covert
Beaneie
Czar May End War With Peace Terms Indicated
Czar shows willingness to consider peace terms after audience with Ambassador Meyer. Uplifting reception noted, and Japan asked to name acceptable conditions. Breathing space anticipated as Takahira and other envoys consult with the president, with Britain and Germany also weighing in.
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Wallington
Arigsidor Meyer
Eznr
Peat
Meyer
Presidenc
Ylus
St. Patersburg
Cassini
Takahira
Beaves
Japan
Baron Kaneho
Jananesis
Anausiosiadyis Cyris
Lic
Hatin Kaneko
Rugla
Russia
Mortimer ‘Durand
Saw
Baron Sheete von Sternberg
White House
Léeady
Caestal
Janan
le Tod
Arate
Trhanph
Tigsia
Russian Ships Worthed at Manila
Washington Joe S Governor continues on page four column two.
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Manila
Washington
Joe S
Campaign heats up as three vie for council seat
Council canvass intensifies with Thomas Hall declaring resolve to secure reelection. Dr C Stopies enters race after brief visit home, seeking support among Republican councilmen while others, including W Cook, campaign to counter him.
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X Tigut
Echous Truztes
Geowlue
Ste. Waintue
Thomas ON
Hall
Dad
Dr. C. Stopies
Meguir
Severn
Far
Cook Hag
Wedding Bells Still Ringing in Decatur
Special to the Journal Gazette reports the 3 AM wedding at St Marys Catholic Church in Decatur of Miss Annaerveer to Mr Charles Vuxlewede. Both locals, the couple’s reception followed by friends, ceremony by Father Wilken. Parvoor Tarveer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tarveer, and Voilewede, son of Mr and Mrs Vosiewaile, are from prominent Decatur families. Vogulreyde is a local shoe merchant. The newlyweds plan a Chicago honeymoon.
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Te Journal Gazette
Decatur
Tid
Jie S
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Annaerveer
Charles Vuxlewede
Wilken
Misa ‘Parvoor
Ld. Tarveer
Menry “Vosiewaile
Ar Adais County
Vogléyrede
Chicago
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Elect Officers
At the session of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers association the following officers were elected. President A. J. Sunstein Pittsburgh first vice president M W Murphy Chicago second vice president Marion Taylor Louisville treasurer Ephraim Brice Philadelphia.
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Chicago
National
Train wreck injures many near Dayisbn Grand Trunk
Wreck of fast Grand Trunk No 2 train east of Dayisbn causes multiple injuries. Mrs Cora Walttrous of Rosbury Mass fatally or near fatally injured. Passengers George Bullard spine injury A M Spaulding elatedly injured James Sherman John Doe others bruised and head injuries. Dining car steward George Teole cut face.
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Elint
Midh
Grand Trunk Railroad
Here
Gora Waltrots
Rosbury
Mass
George C. Bullard
Grand Rapids
A. M
Hart
Henry
Jane
H. Hemnsbin
Boston
George Teole
Battle Creek
Defeated Miners Cring Suits for Damages
Defeated Miners Cring Suits for Damages. Inner Col. Jues arma se today with Sti ney John M. Murp Westen: of Miners on Peha sixty-ser men who were Tiipire i n last year from the Cripple Cravk, Pole Weide and as Anis mining autre Buch chumbs accompanied by an Irias vit reciting to event suffering unit by the men, who were taken from ele homes and rum out of the state by andee command of MUS AAL 'cen cal! Sherman Bell.
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Jues Arma
Made in Fort Wayne exhibit attracts crowds in city
The Made in Fort Wayne show opens with displays of local manufacturing and home goods. Fort Wayne residents fill courthouse square and nearby venues to view pianos, books, baking supplies, fabric, and furnishings highlighting the city’s industries. Manager Rawlins invites the public to visit the mill and promises more displays by morning, as downtown merchants prepare illuminated storefronts for the event.
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Albion
Madedin-Fort- Wayne
Madele-fort Wayne
Sui
Tanna
Tiken
Court ‘House
Central -Powndry
Wayne Cement
Mad City Carriage-works
Indiana
Wayne Brick Sai Menéfee A
Fort Wayne
Fort Warne
Rawlins
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Issontinue
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National Assembly
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Roosevelt
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