Fort Wayne centennial dreams and canal debate
Fort Wayne pursues Taft visits and promises a better convention hall as centennial plans face hurdles. Press coverage weighs the river and harbor canal proposal Oleda Mort Wayne Chicago, with engineers split yet support from experts like Theodore Burton, urging renewed surveys to prove the project’s economic merit amid partisan platform contrasts.
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Board of Arry
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Chicago
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Tle
Board of Engineers
Millis
Indiana
Theodora Burton
Ohio
Cana
Chicaxo
Journal-Gazette
Burton
Army
Nation Calls for Industrial and Military Readiness
A manifesto argues national welfare requires both industrial and military preparedness. It urges cooperation between the nation and industry, demanding government support and regulation to achieve justice for workers, fair wages, and education, ensuring long term national efficiency. It emphasizes organizing industry for defense in war and production of necessities in peace.
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Lahor
Purpose and potential of American trade and merchant marine
The speaker argues that wartime disruptions will not curb US commerce, citing Austria Germany trade and $407.5 million in prewar exports. South and Central American markets are poised to compensate losses, while republican obstruction halted a 1914 ship purchase plan. A robust American merchant fleet is essential to regulate freight and shipping policy and should gain passage and presidential approval.
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Austria
Germany
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Central America
South America
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Prominent Indiana editors swap interests in state papers
The Indianapolis and Winchester newspapers see major ownership moves as J Maynihany and Mrs Gizabel Nedekin Maynian sell interests in the Fortune Journal Megrette to Low G Ellingham and Page wel Hoffman. Moynihain, longtime editor, gains control of the Journal Gazette as Wingham sells Decatur Democrat to John H Haller. Ellingham continues editing the Winchester Democrat while taking over Decatur Democrat stake.
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Isttingham
Ellingham
Decatur Democrat
John H. Haller
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Changes Ownership
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette passes to new owners Teh Slingham and Ed Hoffman, with J. Heller continuing as editor. The bold investment in the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette signals a strengthened Democratic voice and planned expansive influence in state and national affairs.
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Ar. Hoffman
Allen County
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Springfield
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Mes
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Chohsaen
Ploneen
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Gaxzette
A. Moynihan
Gi Mtiughimmer
Eentir Heaaerat
Gi. Hoffman
National
Fort Waxes
Genuine Turtle Soup and Bock Beer at Wells Street
AS DEGITZ advertises Genuine Turtle Soup and Bock Beer at 1214 Wells St. A concise vintage storefront note highlighting the food and beverage offering and the proprietor's name.
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AS. Degitz
Tariff commission bill backed by administration
Evansville Courier notes the tariff commission bill introduced by Rep Rainey would create a six member panel to study costs and efficiency. It aims to adopt modern European practices with cost accounting to reveal true production costs, aiding American manufacturers to compete fairly and avoid predatory pricing. The measure has broad support from business groups and President Wilson.
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Tariff Commission
Rainey
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Wade Commission
Congress
Sien
United States
Europe
Federal Trade Commission
Former Local Girl Declines Big Offer in Fort Wayne
Mrs. Jh. C. Adair formerly Miss Jerlitd Sins of this city, now in Los Angeles, Cal, received a tempting offer from the Chamber of Commerce to undertake a six months tour of the state. She declined the position, preferring to remain elsewhere.
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Jh. C. Adair
Jerlitd Sins
Los Angeles
Cal
Chamber of Commerce
Actress declines offer and leaves Ostman Arizona
The article notes a session picture actress Tig declined an offer and that Mrs. Adair is present in Ostman Arizona and plans to depart for Indians as the western climate disagrees with her. It mentions she wrote friends that Arizona weather is very hot and cites a June 1 temperature of 208 degrees.
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Catholic Societies Meet Notice At Federation Gathering
Notice announces a Federation of Catholic Societies meeting at 1 p m with members to pass to participate in a fraternal gathering.
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Federation of ‘Catholic Societies
Local Weather Summary from Agriculture Department
Weather data for the 24 hours ending at 7 pm shows a total precipitation of .29 inches and monthly total of 2.44 inches. Temperature readings include a high of 52 and a low of 12, with relative humidity peaking at 92 percent at 12 noon and 160 percent at 7 pm.
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