Fort Wayne Tour Plans Announced Amid Busy Trade Route
The Fort Wayne business leaders unveil a two day tour through northwest Indiana trade territory on June 13. Automobiles will depart from the chamber of commerce at 5 40 am and visit towns including Churubuati Wall take Atttan and Cromwell with lunch in Ligater. A parade with banners and a GE band will mark the event as merchants host joint lunches and a dinner in Gordon.
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Fort Wayne
General Electric
Maxhmun
Port Wayne
Yigit
Iho
Prac
Automobile Volumn
Oo Harrison
Ie Chamber of Commerce
Churubuati
Wall Take
Terriam
Atttan
Bohemett
Cromwell
Ligater
O'Eldals
Bantaers
Ligenter
Wo We Wood
Liganter Refrigeraion Company
Liganter Chiuilier of
Nesdar
Lin Tourlets
Grahen
Anne Morgan
Ann Dyke
France
Journal- Gazette and
Evening Press
Mont
Dylee
Miss Morgan
United
City Delegation Represented In France Campaign Rules
Authorized representatives of the American Committees for Devastated France ready to direct the campaign and organize turnout. A telephone line will supply final organization details and voting rules outline the process and candidate payments. Daily News and Gazette will publish standings as the campaign progresses.
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Teresa
Canstrettot
France
Homdaiire
Bron
Maniker
Renris
Hattaia Oepens
Srurm- Gazette
Usvontug
Canisdale
Aiddiion
Arilejes
Plotyres
Peutiyre Bioptor
Progres
Leo Camputet
Remarkable Grand Tour Framed by Expanding War Peace Plans
The fragmentary text describes a grand continental itinerary from New York to Paris and Versailles, detailing Paris sights such as the Louvre and Notre Dame, then moving to Dijon, Reims, Verdun, and Verdun related sites. It mentions travel by early train, arrivals at Le Havre, and a focus on historical landmarks, museums, and royal sites as part of a lengthy ceremonial journey with anticipated peace treaty discussions in Paris late August. The piece notes American travelers and expectations of reception, with emphasis on art, architecture, and historic battlefields.
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New York
Eteitushis
Lafayette
Ak Leaager
Dave Vosmse
Dors
Paria
Boleas
Boulogne
Tin Arc de Trommhe
Vasilis Place
Wyanes
Soldien
Manuleass Tomb Ami Mont
Mative
Maris’ Artiste
Paris
Pari Potors
Gieors
Roun
Dinterig
Alde
Mithel
Gubbie Vonkvent
Vynel
Rheims
el Menehed
Clermont
Verdun
Yar
Dewaunions
Ammerlain
Atonieeen
Sud
Balint
Michel
Terentig
Vrance
Versailles
Duria
Big
Adel
Mishawaka pupil wins state essay contest deadline mentions
A Mishawaka student receives best state essay honors amid school events. The piece notes prize amount and district officials involved, with references to teachers and local administrators.
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Mishawaka
Best car wash in the city at the lowest price
Best car wash in the city at the lowest price. Auto Service Co. advertises in the paper offering car washing and related services, located at 210 W. Main with phone number 4250.
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Tial Auto Service Co
W. Main
Standard Oil Attacks Markets Department Order
In Madison Wisconsin a Standard Oil firm challenges a Markets Department order amid editing confusion and unclear phrasing. The report notes ongoing regulatory friction, a public service angle, and tension between industry and government guidance on fair practice and compliance.
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Standard Oil Firm
Department. of Markets
Countrywide search for Anderson launched to solve mystery
A broad nationwide manhunt was begun for Kenneth A. Anderson as investigators work to clear up surrounding mystification. Authorities followed leads near River Bend and in nearby towns while examining dented evidence and forged claims. The case centers on a missing person and possible connection to other incidents as search efforts continue.
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Shicago
Kenneth A. Anderson
Fanher Sutbayellia
Walt
Dngiang Sind Dunor
Wiverly
Firearms and Rum Discovered in Raid
Police raided an undisclosed location recovering a rifle and several cases of liquor. Officers reported seizing weapons and alcohol amid a broader investigation into illicit activity. Additional details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Missing Youth Sought by Fort Wayne Police
Fort Wayne police seek a missing youth described as slender and about tan age not stated. The public is asked to contact authorities with any information on the individual’s whereabouts or circumstances surrounding the disappearance.
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Fort Wayne
Mason and Eckhardt Face Investigation
Washington reports a formal investigation into Mason and Eckhardt over alleged misconduct in the Liat Stites area. Trial details indicate a forthcoming hearing before a municipal court with charges related to improper conduct within the community. Witnesses are set to provide testimony. the organization involved claims compliance and vows to cooperate fully.
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Washington
Tamiin
M. Margi
Jeage
Shy
Beoka
Worda
Wonurewily
Hieibers
Huey
Ita Iuvennere
Marines recover liquor in raid on vessel Sirius
U S Marines discover about 1000 quarts of liquor aboard the vessel Sirius during a raid described as a customs and naval operation. The crew, including officers, were confined to the ship’s hold while authorities reviewed cargo records and ship documents for contraband.
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U.S
Groitt
Alurows
Nurmi F Tamion
Hauer
Navy Yard
Maunleon
Navy
Slytus
Hoy
Kelton
UCN
Enalyn
Harry C. Amfechtohl
Ax Wayimaster
Ana
Howe
Seavek
Aemintt Audeews
Mayor Arrested on Assault Charge In City Riot Case
Fragmented report shows a mayor arrested on an assault charge amid a riot at Heidel sot. The item mentions involved individuals and a local political dispute, with unclear spellings and disrupted names. Further readable details point to charges and potential court action.
Optimism Amid Irish Negotiations Reported From London
London dispatch notes optimism in Irish talks as British and Dublin delegates near resolution on the constitutional draft. Churchill signals progress before Whitsun recess while Griffith and Dublin leaders prepare for further signatory talks and frontier issues show tentative easing. Michael Collins’ Dublin speech cited as sign of southern resistance to disruption.
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London
Churchill
Bowers of Commons
Arthur Griffith
Blut High
Tecporaniy
Michael Collins
Dublin
Collins
Pestigos
Ft In
Werd Woodley Oy
Powlse
Belen
Lawyers to Determine Woman's Mental State in Trial
In New York a plan to determine the mental condition of a woman identified as Mira. Tally, alias GiyRetet, who shot a Brooklyn officer in December, is reported. The distinguished attorney G. Sorel Gall will present the case as inquiries proceed. The leading defense counsel will travel to gather sworn statements and evidence from the city’s residents. Proceedings aim to decide if the woman is sane or insane for the court’s verdict.
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Mira
Tally
Adzen
GiyRetet
Tn Hla
Brooklyn
Ansiniant Altornay
G. Sorel Gall
Agya Cor
Cislea
Induns
Georg Sna
Minkrlyt
Paralon
Medical staff resign at Spokane orphanage amid care collapse
Staff at an Spokane orphanage quit over medical care interruptions. The disruption leaves children without attention while a reform in the medical wait list is discussed. A potential remedy involves alternative treatments. Separately, a Chicago property exchange may trade for a Fort Wayne site, per the Real Estate Ex change column.
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Spokane
Way
Cha Hution Settlement
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Real
Dudlo Men's Club Holds Annual Election
Dudlo Men's Club conducted its annual election with officers including secretary Chere cace Soaultr and treasurer Tasman Mirrevirs. Town officials and members, led by Mara Chai, attended the meeting, choosing their leadership for the year amid routine business and reports.
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Dudlo Men's Club
Etretid
Breaidonka
Reealels
Chere Cace Soaultr
Tredasior
Tasman
Mirrevirs
Mara Chai
The Great UNLOADING SALE Les Turd se Panora
A local sale notice highlights a grand unloading sale featuring items from Les Turd se Panora with promotional discounts and limited-time offers. Shop details, dates, and location appear in readable fragments suitable for a brief newspaper card.
Pastor and elder to stand trial on arson charges
Lawton Oklahoma June 1 The Rev Thomas Irwin former pastor of the First Presbyterian church and H C Lewis former elder were bound over for trial at the next term of district court on arson charges at the conclusion of their preliminary hearing today
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Lawton
Q.la
Thamas Irwin
H. C. Lewis
Board Nears Decision On Coercion Charges
Chicago June 10 The U S railroad board weighs charges against New York editors? and railway workers amid claims of coercion under the transportation act The presiding officer says a decision may not come before July 4 Opposition argues that wage cuts and mass layoffs accelerate ruinous conditions for industry and commerce railroads would struggle to meet initial operating needs without curtailments by the government and the policy faces a tense debate over modernization and employment.
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Chicago
U. S. Raiiroad Board
Nat Thep
New York
Grnurar Siresavers
Nome Ee
Prossloh
Bafors
Sambal BM
Feitan
Chicago Great Western
Western Commissce
Association of
Iilway
Asserie
Stallroad Serlku
TeCdAl Wikre
Matic
Meltonald
Dhr Wundingn
TMG
Mme Perdu
Nerenset Samhittvs
da Mundin
Death claims fifth victim after fire at plant
A series of fatalities tied to a destructive blaze at a Lawrenceville plant continues to rise. The fifth victim, identified as Margy D Yarig, president of the Younts atopeana company, is among those confirmed dead amid the explosion and fire that devastated the facility. Police and officials say investigations are ongoing into the cause and casualties.
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Mteetopeyt Darringer
Young Tor Taper Company
Diet Jvm
Itas Bora
Wangung
Lawrenceville
Thteaday
Margy D. Yarig
Pauls Are
Barlos
Omnurns
Younts Atopeana
Bnt Aagitat Teiner
CeHinh Dineha
Pagetsel
Btn
Georg Bary
Winker Bane
Love Drives Man to Kill Mother of Five Children
An incident in Kadamazo city ends with a man killing a mother of five children. Police report unclear details but indicate motive tied to affection. The widow and her five children appeared shocked as investigators worked the scene.
Railroader Wounded by White Holder in Alam?ge (Unclear)
An injured railroad worker, George Gerry, 38, was shot by a white hold up man at a location described as Caplind ase and S14 Htreat. He was struck near the left chest and heart area and transported to a city hospital for treatment.
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Aboomiauin
Jamin Maik
Mishawala
Bom
Mirestone
Wilma
George Gerry
van Wowie
Sahille
Caplindase
Mall
Battle near Asunion sparks deadly clashes
Fragmentary report describes fighting near Asunion with heavy casualties. Text mentions competing forces and uncertain leadership, indicating a significant armed engagement in the region.
Realtor Fatally Shot by Farmer After Quarrel
A real estate agent was killed following a confrontation with a farmer. The dispute escalated into gunfire, with authorities reporting the fatal shooting as part of a dispute that involved several individuals and occurred near a rural area. Further details remain limited as investigators pursue leads.
Thomas Howard Dies in New York Landmark Industry Figure Passes
Thomas Howard, a noted executive in the Natleyte Testibuear Inventors circle, died in New York. The well known topiner Tawa Pruner ind executive was widely respected in the picture industry for his leadership and contributions.
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New York
Tawa Pruner Ind
Vhulvimal
Willen Picture Industry
Vunioy
Wilsonism Looms Up as Issue at Polls
June 10 report from Jackson Massachusetts notes Wilsonism rising as a campaign issue in Mississippi Oregon era politics. Senator Williams plans retirement prompting bids by James H. Vardaman Hubert Shmung and Evie Hramey with Kearney as a secondary contender. The piece discusses dynamics among Woodrow Wilson supporters and the South’s political factions and potential implications for the Democratic primary.
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Pms
Gehigr
John Bharp Williiams
Joh Sherp
United States
Sara
Willams
James H. Vardarman
Hubert Simhung
New Albany
Cons Wrese
Mirete
John Shirp Williams
Woodrox Wilson
Vardaman
Raverat Manthe
Gince
Wehatar Inn
Myyutfurle
Mreovura
Intersat Ie
Miem
Evie Hramey
Mise Kearney
P Wising An Netiya
Fale Alnud
Firat
Fei
Fan Alka
Senate
Anthony Hamendinent
Fedarn
Conatinn
Idanee
Iiedhnach
Vardiman
Jor
Pat Warrimondt
Woodrow Wilwen
Democrats
Mirsinilopt
Ain Nin
Amira
Cline
Jackson
Wilken
Vartan
Hakhitines
Wilke
Jeter
Damen Teo
Wilaone
Virdiaimes
Jpxofar Ag
Meline
I & Sachs
Ex Pastor Jailed After Attempted Suicide Incident
An ex pastor from Thiatadiy Tarenen Methachiat Ripka near Safle witnessed police intervention after an apparent suicide attempt. Authorities report he fled, was restrained with an ax, and held on remand following his arrival at a holding facility. Several authorities noted the suspect’s behavior during the incident and subsequent resignation from a local ministry.
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Tathashon
Ananth
Wogh Seton
T Ie Thiatadiy Tarenen Methachiat
Ripka Sonal Chnareh
Safle
Poller
Ahe
Tohd
Hue
Becker
Yahog
Seckar
Wily
Pantoria
Weather report from the Department of Agriculture
The document presents 24 hour temperature records from a weather bureau station. It notes notable daily high and low temperatures, precipitation figures, and changes in visibility. Data are tied to the month’s early period with reference to the first of the month.
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Bey Maye
Filizes
Aeningiany
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Porkien
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Puri
Anne
Hinterlen
Aber
Miriell
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Pan Petniyr
Lee
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Areca
Perel Hertly
Eiaghin
Allan
West
Haziey
Atvin
Benjamin Mahank
Indiana
Coolidge
Nations’ League
Coolide
Xenorad
Golan
Atlantic-Pacific CO
Zontinuedt
Rage
Rennin
Wihenialn Degertiment
Markeed
Panny
Madison
Dewinea
Anderson
Indianapolis
Mason and Eckhardt
U. S. Grain Growers’ Association
Acmaan
Avari
Sutton
Tits Hertha
Ag Mastin
Fay
Willy
Heidel
Bury
Eydee
Kim Im Tey
Ute
Lowe
Test
Wilking
SAN Yrangiego
San Francisco
Slnmallreny
Benny Wilkin
Abot Inl
Hake
Khywan
Tae
Wicklaw
Jobat Larach
Terry
Muncie
Munuin
Dune
Piekar
Pirate
Weill
Ile Dairies
Joseph Darringer
Burns
Kadamazoo
Asunion
Dagen
Walter Attus
Farmer Baitrning
Meshat Kusnidlér
Ayer
Neil Catite
Mills
Thomas Howard
Garfield
Queenstown
Bennett
Alhor Michiel Sii
Jan
Briloge Vnuici
Ghicneo
Williams
Wilson
Ings
Wort Watne
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