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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
12
The article reports Ribot’s defeat and the collapse of the ministry led by Ribot with calls for a new government amid political turmoil in Paris. It notes the ongoing crisis, budget strain, and potential reshuffle as leaders seek a viable coalition to address France’s finances and looming deficit.
Jie Riegel, a restaurateur in theMetryallian district, was attacked during a public event and sustained a chest wound. Police report identify assailants linked to local groups. investigation ongoing with witnesses from New York and Chicago areas.
Newville News reports an orchestral concert at Robison Park on Sunday featuring local musicians and choral groups. The piece list, guest performers, and community attendance are highlighted as residents prepare for a day of music in the park system with expected good weather.
A 19 year old, Wiluur Scbuller, nephew of the state treasurer, was arrested on a charge of theft involving $2.29. His bond was set at $200. The incident, tied to a folding Gat letter containing $2.20, led to the arrest. Also sought were ten salesmen for a gas company noting neat appearance and good address. A separate note says Tung Wo Glagston, a junior at Wabash College, will study law with former partners of his late father in the city this summer.
Garrett residents report multiple visits and travels. Several families plan summer stays with relatives. notes mention Whitely, Shreyes, Reinbower, and other locals visiting kin in Algon, Memphir, Port Wayne, and Norwalk. A baked goods sale, church activities, and a few illness updates round out the social column.
Dated legal fight ends with Miss Brandes noting $210,000 during a petition to adjourn adoption proceedings. The case involves mis Linden and Royler Wat Me surrogates court, with idle joint ownership and a request to halt a $16,100,000 estate distribution.
Eight young women receive diplomas at the sixteenth annual commencement of the Wayne Normal School. Rev Arthur Volton led the opening prayer as Prof Roberte of Michigan State Normal College gave the commencement address on progress in public schools. Superintendent J N Study praised the class for their achievements and urged water tea and lemonade as simple drinks for youths.
The document records a Monroeville-Turney social event with numerous attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Guerte Jewnnem, Mr. and Mrs. Milward Monnys, and many relatives. It notes relatives’ travels, dinner, and a large church or community gathering with references to local residents and visiting guests.
A report from Van Wert notes residents gathered at St Mary’s Church for a Catholic ceremony led by Rev. Fauna MrNamura. Following the event the gathering moved to Conve where attendees enjoyed a reception. The piece lists visitors and locals from Indiana New York and Ohio visiting or returning home, with several family ties and travel details mentioned.
A chaotic transcript shows supporters praising the administration while critics call for accountability. Public sentiment appears split as debates on policy and leadership intensify during a period of national strain.
A garbled notice references a bounty farmer selling or fining a herd of cattle at or near Thornerville, with scattered names and phrases including an orchestral concert at Rabison Park on Sunday, suggesting a local event listing amid the damaged text.
Police report Yocum was arrested and will appear in Juvenile Court for neglect of a child in a late night incident. Other court notes include Otto Gasbachar hearing on assault charges and Donahd Doyle cases, with various fines for intoxication and theft. Several minor arrests for intoxication, theft, and related offenses were recorded.
Reading through local notes, Butler families hosted relatives from Kendallville and Wabash while neighbors planned visits to Tiffin and West Abin. The week featured recitals, church gatherings, and small-town outings with residents traveling to support kin and attend community events.
Bradi Transfer Line expands service with two additional cars for prompt taxi calls day or night. Customers can call 334 for immediate pickups.
A garbled OCR-style notice from a local agency references warning signs for motorists. It mentions entrances by the city and advertising material about traffic or routes, but the text is largely unreadable and mixes phrases, making firm details scarce. The readable fragment indicates a public signage context for drivers.
The article notes an order for fountains for Foster Park, with construction to start in the morning. It lists locations, workers, and projected costs, including a figure of 2,000 dollars in connection with a shop project and other nearby addresses referenced in the bid details. The report blends multiple municipal notices, crowd events, and infrastructure involvement, reflecting a busy park improvement scene and related civic activity.
Fragile OCR reads mention of a dance event at Robison Park tonight. References to Bluffton news and local society terms appear, with scattered names and places, but the readable portion centers on a community dance hosted by the United Commercial Travelers group.
Veterans of the Spanish American War plan the annual encampment in Muncie featuring attendees from several towns. Participants include officers and members of local lodges with activities, processions, and meetings tied to the national veterans organization.
A fragmented local column lists names such as Litthe Liste fanann and William Stoll- Varn with notices of weddings visits and social events. It mentions Mr avid Atm George Tara and the Miter's later, plus several residents from Celarelle Haat Peesielay to Kinfield in a Sunday gathering.
Weather conditions across multiple regions show varied temperatures and precipitation patterns. The report notes cool periods with wet spells in several valleys and cites temperature ranges and unsettled skies influencing daily activity. Local observers report fog and light rain in the morning, with clearing trends in the afternoon across the broader area.
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