Fort Wayne Plans and Public Works Debate in Fort Wayne
A Fort Wayne led article discusses city investments in public amenities and administration. It notes the closing of a public swimming beach, contrasts with playground funding, and criticizes corporate interests versus public needs. It covers Allen County tax assessments, the board of review, and calls for honest, careful evaluation of property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County Board
Allen County
Saints
Indiana
Allen County Board of Review
Treamtrer
Allen Ming Board of Review
Asphalt plant proposals face city board rejection
The city considered purchasing an asphalt repair plant at estimates from five thousand to seventy six thousand dollars. Representatives argued for cheaper options but the board of public works declined to seriously consider installing a plant at standard cost. The paper notes the ongoing expense lies in materials after purchase and cites prior six month disputes during a city campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Board of Public Works
Planta
Leass
Che
Eit
Po Axphals
Battle Over Wet or Dry Saloon Vote Proceeds In Muncie District
The Muncie saloon vote fight continues with dry supporters rallying remonstrances in wards One Three Four and Five to bar saloons from the city. Wet forces concentrate on Second Avenue business district as lawyers hold daily conferences aiming for a quick trial, though timelines grow uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Delaware County Commissioners
Delaware Commissioners
Econ
Labor Strains on Governor Over McNamara Extradition
The Indianapolis Sun criticizes labor organizations for pressuring Governor Marshall over I. J. McNamara’s extradition. It argues the governor only reviews requisitions and that courts decide fugitive status. The piece urges labor leaders to denounce Chicago violence by union members and to present a clean, accountable record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolus Sun
Marshall
I. J. McNamara
McNamara
Indiana
Gee
Cblrts
Law Expressix Od
Steed
Chicago
Erectors ‘Association
Los Angeles Times
Martabait
Organized Labor
Nfj Indiananolia
Towong
Chleaco
Labor Movement Faces Public Opinion Clash After Trials
A Chicago stir over union tactics challenges labor's future as six weeks of terror end with arrests of leaders for intruder charges and confessions. Public opinion will judge unions and press officials to vocally repudiate brutality or risk losing support and legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Intuder
Indiana
Staunton Plan General Manager Government Proposed in Virginia
A Virginia article discusses the Staunton Plan city government, proposing a general manager to run executive duties. It outlines the manager’s salary, full control of city operations, contract power, and exclusion of certain council functions, with reference to Staunton’s population and constitutional rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Staunton
Woddrat
Lenpus
John Crosby
Commission Council of
Woodruff
Crosby
Council Aod
Dhes
OS Council
Sngsgesenntel Ag
Sana
Group One Bankers To Meet In Fort Wayne
Group One bankers from northeastern Indiana counties gather for annual meeting of the Group One of the Indiana Bankers Association. The June 20 session at the Anthony Hotel in Fort Wayne covers topics on conservation of the soul, monetary legislation, bank deposit interest, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Bankers
Indiana
Tahlana’ Bankers Association
WHL
Anthony Hotel
Fort Wayne Clearing House
N Junchean Iil Abierau
H. Worden
Indiana Bankere
Ont
Diecus- Bioris
Conservation of the
D. B. Johnson
Mooresville
von. Nelson W. Aldrich
W. G Edens
Chicago
BD. A. Wasmuth
Roanoke
Todd
Studebe Bank
Blufften
and. M.brown
Aulburn
Hidtebrand
Colorado City
Omer
B. Smith
Rochester
D. A
Bryan and Hearst for Champ Clark for President
Washington June 1 Clark's candidacy boosted by assurances from William J Bryan and William Randolph Hearst of friendly hopes. Bryan letter to Clark protests a wool schedule dispute but signals possible support. Col Graves says Hearst favors Clark. Folk's Missouri stance noted as strategic. Editorials question protectionists and Underwood allies. rural framing ends with Foster's summer offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chan Clark
Willian J. Bryan
William Randolph Hearst
Eyelass
Clark
Mme Bryan
Bryan
Saway
Col. Graves
John Temple Graves
Hearst
World
Congress
Folk
Missouri Selegation
Joseph W. Folk
Jyaz Tally
Ested
Bas
Missouri
Weekly events at the First M E Church concert and meetings
The First Methodist Episcopal Church announces a choir concert with Schlattec's orchestra this evening. A Home Missionary Societies union meeting follows Thursday afternoon at Lakeside Park with Miss Anne B. Elder and Miss Adries Jores as speakers. Officer elections will occur after the program and supper. The West Side division of the Ladies Aid Society hosts a gathering Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. L. Ward's home, 522 West Superior Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Schlattec
Home Missionary Societies
Lakeside Park
Anne. B. Elder
Boaz
Ala
Misa Addries Jores
DeFauw
University
West Side
Ladies' Ald Society of the First Church
4. L. Ward
West Superior Street
Missing horse and smashed buggy after a theft
A small bay horse was stolen from East Main Street yesterday morning. The horse bolted onto Lafayette Street, causing a buggy to crash near a brewery wagon. Police recovered the horse later and seek the unnamed boy who drove away with the rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RF. D
East Main Street
Lafayette Street
Reston
Foreigners Seek Birth Certificates for Turkish Children
Dr. EM Van Buskirk was approached by the parents of SwoTtallen and two Turkish children born in Fort Wayne ten years ago. They are detained in their native country due to lack of birth certificates proving they are American born. He could not supply the needed information but advised on steps to obtain proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
W. J. Bryan
EM. van Buskirk
SwoTtallen
Fort Wayne
Vin Buskirk
French American Society Plans Big Initiation Banquet
The French American Society will hold a large initiation and banquet next Sunday at Centlivre's curling rink after securing Langard's ball. A class of sixty centitntes has been organized for the day as the lodge reports strong growth and rising interest in membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bse
Centlivre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panama
Fort York
Fort Wayne Gazette
Fort “Wayne
Fort 10
Baty
Suni
Advange
Greater Pense
Philadelphia
Nisi
Tisia
Iliy
Indianapolis
Jesus
Senator Baverlige
Fort Weyne
Wet
Chean
Meres
Bryan and
Champ Clark
Underwood
Foster’s
M. E. Church
Ayer
Low
Vador
Shady Nook
Wunor
the Aurode. Dry Goods Co
Investigal
Blackstone
W. Wayne St
Adams Express Office
Wenger
Pesteel Byapitat i Mapaa
Helladdar
Offich Bours—S
To & A
J.C. Hutzell
pRuns
W. Main St
Piene
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!