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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
A Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette piece laments police incompetence and alleged collusion with criminals, questions public officials, and argues for moral guidance. It compares entertainment to wholesome churchgoing, urges students to seek honest labor, and reflects on life’s differing tempos from schooling to adulthood.
The Alaska legislature asks Congress to create a territorial board of education appointed by the governor, secretary, and treasurer, with the power to hire two superintendents and grant diplomas. It proposes teacher exams in core subjects plus hygiene and narcotics education, and allows normal school diplomas or state certificates as proof of fitness.
A fragment describes Baccalaureate Sunday shifting from a college chair to a broader university mood. Brick-gowned seniors gather in a chapel rich with scholastic associations, while even grammar schools adopt similar ceremonial seriousness.
A dated New York consumer testimonial extols Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for red rough hands, itching, and skin troubles. The letter from Miss Cella Kleinman claims dramatic healing after months of suffering, urging readers to request a free sample from Reninol, Baltimore.
In advance nominating efforts and Democratic mayoral candidates pledge reform while independents rally to counter William J Hosey. The plan, labeled Grien men and Corporation men, aims to oppose the Grice faction and push a four year term for city governance.
The piece reports a rift as progressives refuse a shared ticket with Republicans and a committee led by Foster Tawyer and others is named. It notes Republicans and party purists resist joining with independents, pledging to nominate their own candidates despite pressure from party bosses. The public mood favors repudiating alleged city hall corruption and upholds party lines at the polls.
A flood of editor notices proclaims candidacies for city clerk and multiple council seats. Names include William G Overdear, Charl H Buhr, Chas Brasch, Charles Welch, Frank Singrey, Frank E Bougher, Eugene B Smith, and P F Deitschsel. All seek Democratic nomination subject to primary voters' decisions across wards Second, Fourth, Ninth and at large.
Benjamin W. Skelton, chairman of the Republican City Central Committee, rebuts a newspaper report claiming rank and file Republicans oppose a straight party ticket. He asserts real party workers back 2 straight tickets, lists committee members supporting the move, and questions editors misquoting the community. The group held a lengthy vote backing a straight Republican slate.
In Aalbabien PECATIA Ind Tone s-One dune dred and forty-one onatrans at the schonla ty Hartford township are preparing to file an injunction against building the fie new Lechonthouse at Tian Grovi The contract for the same will be tet dune 31 The move aims to consolidate several schools and those most opposed are far from the proposed new building who fear long trips and inconvenience Also WANTED Two young men steady employment Apply Fort Wayne Box company corner Calhoun and Superior
Prices highlight Black Silk Moetlasse coats described as unusually rich in material and craftsmanship. The notice touts high skill tailoring and unusually attractive designs, suggesting a sale on coats with substantial value compared to the listed price.
A local advertisement promotes skirts priced at five dollars with a range up to six fifty. It highlights light colors including tan black and white stripes and fancy weaves, crafted to be neat and trim and tailored. The copy urges buyers to act promptly to secure a real bargain.
Frank Lasee of SAYS Brides Soul is Tuneless sues for legal separation claiming his wife Florence Polk Lasee lacks musical soul. The case notes her lineage as daughter of Louise Polk, a wealthy local resident, and references a prior Wellsburg elopement involving Harry Nellin and Agnes Clemens.
Mrs. Tamea A. Graham, wife of the National Hotel proprietor, has been seriously ill at Lutheran hospital for two weeks. A tablet from a stranger worsened her condition briefly, but Dr. GA Barry reports she is improving with a likely full recovery. Also promotes Dr. King's New Laxative Pills as a safe, gentle remedy priced at 25 cents and recommended by dealer drug co.
Decatur Indiana court hears Tuna Knoff, held on suspended sentence for not supporting his children. He failed to justify continuing suspension, faces Michigan City placement to serve one to seven years in prison. Sheriff reports show prior nonpayment. Knoff had slipped into working in Michigan and was arrested amid ongoing compliance efforts.
Foster's refuses to sell items they know cannot satisfy customers, prioritizing quality over immediate sales. The stance highlights a commitment to customer satisfaction and a willingness to avoid pushing unsuitable products.
The advertisement touts Black Moire Silk short coats priced at 8.75, originally 12.50, highlighting durable wear. Styled with Kimono sleeves Bengaline collar and cuffs, unlined, described as splendid, practical for chilly evenings.
Three distinct styles offered in gray and black broken checks. Tailored with consummate fit and designed by veteran originators. Most draped with a few plain options. Priced at 8.50 and 9.00, described as perfect and highly desirable right now.
William P. Cooper will erect a one story 88 by 150 foot automobile garage at the northeast corner of Wayne street and Broadway this summer. The site has been leased to Soest Brothers Electric Garage, with construction let to Beers-Offutt Construction at about 17000 dollars.
Wabash construction gang members from the city were arraigned before Justice Crippen for disorderly conduct after a drunken brawl in New Haven. They were fined and jailed. later Sheriff Gladieu released the quartet. Reports say attempts were made to break into Helsworth hardware during the disturbance as townspeople gathered to see the arrests.
In Panama on June 11 the May dredging record was broken as crews removed a large volume of earth from the canal entrances. The Atlantic end saw the bulk of the material cleared, with ash and sediment washed into the canal by ocean currents.
Attorney David H. Hogg announces the opening of his law office located at S17 Byontt building. He offers legal services across civil and criminal matters and invites potential clients to contact the new practice.
South Milford News reports Jane IL Mayband Parker sustained a severe burn on his left hand yesterday due to a toy pistol cap explosion. Mrs Charles Magown injured in a hotel porch fall is improving slowly and unable to sit up. Mrs Avon raneia and daughter Muriel shopped in Kendallville. Grover Swank attended the Matchorter reunion. Sane Puller visited Kendallville Friends. Tonight’s comic opera Pirates of Penzance at Majestic Theatre with ticket prices 50¢ and 35¢ for balcony.
Colorado is described as ideal for family travel with pleasant summers and moderate costs. The message touts easy rail journeys, Pullman cars, dining service, and modern amenities, inviting readers to request a free Colorado booklet detailing hotels, attractions, and rates from CF and ORR, 7 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago.
Cornelius Miller and wife, after visiting their children at Fort Wayne and Troy, returned home Monday night. Dingman and family moved into the Cosgrove property, now occupied by Aaron Reichelderfer, Mrs. Torrence Patice and son, George.
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