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The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette coverage on page 1A highlights local news and community updates. The edition focuses on regional events, public notices, and happenings in Fort Wayne.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
2
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette coverage on page 1A highlights local news and community updates. The edition focuses on regional events, public notices, and happenings in Fort Wayne.
The article argues that despite dire warnings from Chicago politicians, federal reserve reports and other sources indicate continued nationwide prosperity. It recalls past Wall Street clashes with President Wilson, recalls federal reserve actions, and notes echoes of history while urging steadiness through the war period.
A nostalgic piece argues for gardening as a civic virtue and personal joy. It extols towered gardens and the value of hands on work, noting how attractive plots raise home value and benefit the community, while critiquing display that harms the poor. It hints at press temperament and reader duties.
Fort Wayne celebrates its centennial despite weather with a unity driven pageant and thriving exposition. The city touts citizen cooperation across denominations and classes, praising coordinated effort behind the event and its lasting promotional value for Fort Wayne.
A college professor reports tests of 100 questions given to freshmen through seniors. Results show 70 percent answered, with an overall average below twelve percent. The conclusion condemns undergraduates as ignorant of world events and questions the citizen readiness of the college man.
A Garrett officer detained a man named Terey Ravage after a strange incident involving a mobile home and claimed ownership. Authorities reported the man’s movements and tied the events to a series of repairs on Ford and Dodge vehicles at 120 E. Columbia St.
A brief Washington item notes a person, formerly accused with the postal service, traveling on a business trip and visiting several cities including Kansas City, Omaha, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore. It also mentions an altered government order changing a Lyons station post date to July 2, plus other minor legislative references and a stolen revenue stamp case.
Indianal|is court hands appellate decision in National Bank v Edward Manson Noble et al Affirms demurrer claims of fraud in decedent estate Pleading seeks to hold estate liable for fraud of a representative and an alleged party to the fraud The opinion discusses legal standards for fraud liability by estate representatives and assigned interests under a remand court context.
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports a change in ownership with Colonel A A Han retiring and ownership passing to Hon. Faward Hodwan and son Lew G Eulinghatm. Hottman and Illingham are noted as prominent Democratic figures with long ties to Indiana journalism and state politics.
A New York court reviews evidence in a labor dispute involving a foreman, work squads, and a dangerous spike driving method. Witnesses describe foreman led spiking rows with two squads competing, one spike injuring a worker, while arguments address negligence and control without clear orders.
Fire swept through Paris Hl and damaged multiple buildings including the A. C. Colson company and Crawford grnery. Wire believed defective started the blaze, drawing fire crews who arrived with engines and hoses to contain the flames.
Notice invites guests to the Golden Jubilee exercises of Sacred Heart Academy. Attendees to meet at the parish for a promptly scheduled event. Those unable to attend may join the livestream at the designated corner location.
A fragmented report mentions a body builder nicknamed Hol Tay to Loaf Bread and ties to CITY NEWS and a national convention. The text references South Lead, Meslay, and St. Lowa with unclear connections to delegates and a radiating chiar.
The centennial association thanks hundreds of Wart Wayne citizens for support during bad weather week. Church leaders and committees are praised for sympathy and cooperation. The group notes sacrifices to respect Sabbath viewing and uphold community spirit over personal gain. ENS INDIANA NNIAL ASSOCIATION
Weather data for Aurequ ioite area ending 7 PM shows temperature at 5 PM 73, 48 at lowest, 48 at start of month, with 0 precip in past 24 hours and 2.48 inches since month start. Barometer 30.08 inches at noon, 30.02 inches later, humidity around 88 percent noon, 64 percent at 7 PM.
Fort Wayne hosts a centennial pageant amid poor weather and crowd challenges, praised for civic unity and generous public spirit. The Goshen Democrat notes the event embodies state pride and calls Fort Wayne a model for public enterprise and patriotism.
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