Speeding arrests flood courtroom as fines rise
Fifteen of twenty speeding charges were fined six dollars and costs each in police court yesterday, continuing a week of heavy speeding cases. The courtroom packed with onlookers heard names of defendants including Morran Thieme, George Reulle, Orville Worley, and others. Several cases were continued or held for further action, with incidents ranging from assault to intoxication and improprieties linked to local entertainments.
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Eharges
Coxta
Police Cours
Dutty Gunso
Speed Cmande
Shor
Hanis Feft
Morran Thieme
George Reulle
Orville Worley
Pete Yolnsette
Tim Soltom
George Carry
John Bennleswick Garwood
WJ. Éam
Olney Hudson
George DeWald
Oscar Nord
Lorman Martin
George Weber
Foul Schoentierr
Warley
Franti Hoe
Avitar Slane
Jot Dow
William Sprang
Edward Boyer
Secauee
Fehl
Silliner
Fek
Yestersay
MeAvoy
Confletlig
Owith
Speaise
Ane
Rey
Rene Tawe
Seige
Wits
Willan C
Jeter
Hall Wings Confirmed by Board of Works
City board approves two roadwork projects and a gravel pit plan. Public works orders include paving on Pra Avenue from Wobater to Hongland and improvements on Wel xtpeth to Homlamnt, with a $4.1 million bid for Burida Drive and related infrastructure. The meeting also notes trash pickup and sewer line concerns near Went Male street and Water channels.
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Hall Awings
Board OF Works
Ammar
SARUM
Pra Avenue
Wobater Atraeal
Hongland
Chinupher Syetine
Homlamnt
Clayton Strat Cran
Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Relief And Strength
A Cleveland area note recounts a woman who suffered nervous troubles irregularities and back pain before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. After improvement she delivered a healthy 49 month old boy and urges other women to try the medicine. The testimonial is from Petroff 318 West Liberty Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Es Cincini
Ohio
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Lam
Sam
Petroff
Gineiniall
Residence construction costs listed for several properties
The notice outlines costs for multiple builds including Young at 1012, Burry at 6 Wayne street costing 1200, Rudtgitl boulevard 1232 costing 20000, and Henry Wehrenberg on Wallham Street AL 2GOR at 16000.
Births Reported in City Public Health Bulletin
The births listed include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davis of 2280 Holton Avenue, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bowman of Fox Avenue, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Franc Sites at Maternity Hospital. Additional details reference public health records from the city from Saturday.
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Tolinchings
Wills Vie Board of Public Health
Sind
Mtr Krupsvinky
Wellesirset
Clifford Davis
Holton Avenus
Bowman
Fox Avenue
Franc
Maternity Hospital
Inspection of City Gas Pumps Completes Team of Sixty
Deputy site inspector Marcy Poko and a team of 60 gasoline pumps were checked yesterday. Most pumps did not adjust. the report notes a single pump showing a large error. About 14,000 gallons were pumped at the site, with 2 of 2402 units tested.
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Marcy Poko
Weixbin Cunt
Ciy
Allen Still Commands Troops in Rhineland
General Henry T. Allen remains in command of American forces in Germany as he coordinates with French units to assert authority over the city. The piece notes Allied collaboration and ongoing military presence in the Rhineland during the occupation.
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Allen
Rhineland
Goble
Jung
Henry T. Allen
Gamany
Dengoone
Aimerican Quartesmartial
City council to discuss tourist camp site plan
At tonight’s meeting an ordinance will be introduced to establish a tourist camp on a five acre plot along the St Marys River just south of the Broad Street bridge opposite Foster Park. The city plans to fund the project with 1000 dollars for site work and services.
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St. Marys
Foster Park
Eity Way
Comaltien
Gainetti
Seorke DeWidd
Sailing mishap at Haveridl involving schooner Gussie 1. Marge
The incident occurred on the Meryimac river when Capt. C Morse, 43, commanded the schooner Gussie 1. Marge loaded with Winders and sailed upriver without tug assistance. Harbor Master John F. Gilmatts directed the docking of the vessel.
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Haveridl What
Morse
Gussie
Marge
Meryimac Iiver
John F. Gilmatts
Hamilton Lake Fishing Trip From Waterloo
Advertises Hamilton Lake as the best fishing lake in northern Indiana. Guides travelers to take an interurban car to Waterloo, with a bus from Waterloo to the lake twice daily except Sunday at 8:50 a.m. and 2:50 p.m., plus Sunday 10:10 a.m. Return trips depart at 7:10 p.m.
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Hamilton Lake
Indiana
Waterloo
Laves
TZ Ease for tired feet described in ad copy
A promotional item extols a product to relieve tired sore and swollen feet. It mentions benefits like reduced corns and discomfort and claims comfort after use. The text includes odd spellings and garbled phrases but centers on foot relief cream or device. It references a Haverhill audience and a twenty five year history claim, with several unnamed endorsements and testimonials.
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Uae
Goshen College Gets New Pennsylvania Leadership
Goshen College in Pennsylvania announced a new leadership slate at its annual meeting. J Gruttman editor and publisher presided as a Mennonite annual conference representative group outlined an educational program to elevate the college under church auspices. Yoder of Kulon, Ind was elected board president with D Miller as vice president, Amos Kreider as secretary, Samuel Good as treasurer, and David Yoder named to the executive committee.
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Goshen
Daantel Reultsmin
Reuttdale
Penn
Cashen Rollers
Momentie
Ohio
Works Tireh
Suddteb
Jgruttmin
Lee
Metweiler Nvn
Menhoute
United States
Mibada
Nual
Goshen College
Yoder
Kuloni
Iy D. Miller
Middlebury
Amos B. Kreider
Gownvik
Samuel KR. Good
Erling
David A. Yoder
Wakarusa
Bird's Art Craft Roofing Services Spotlight
Local provider Bird's Art Craft emphasizes quality and excellence in roofing work, highlighting a wide variety of offerings. Fort Wayne area contractors invite calls to explore options at 840 Hepien Street.
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Fort Wayne Ees
Hepien
Board Receives Bids On School Furniture
The board heard bids for furniture and equipment for the new South Side high school at yesterday’s meeting. About 200 bids covered desks tables laboratory furnishings and related items. Contracts will be awarded at a special session after bids are tabulated. The council discussed the retention of the local hemial school and other budget items. A budget committee reviewed the estimates and will present recommendations to the five committees. A campaign quota for the drive to be decided in the first week of October will be set at the 8 p.m. meeting tonight.
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South Side
Kelton Mye
Che Ienting
Socis
Pane
Ung Caungit
Chamber of Enmast
Thad
Ui Wideet
Woman Injured Near Hartford City After Accident
Mrs. Benjamin Hawkins, 9%, injured in a peculiar accident south of Hartford City Indiana. She was struck by boys at play after alighting from an automobile and knocked down. Suffered a nasal hemorrhage and remains in serious condition.
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Hartforo Qity
Ind
Benjamin Hawkins
Social Agencies Body to Set Goal Tonight
Unclear OCR text mentions social agencies and a meeting tonight to set a goal. The fragment references a budget or participation by 16 member bodies, but specifics are unreadable.
Washington Township Farm Bureau Meeting Summary
Washington Township Farm Bureau held a meeting at Wallin School with President George Aalte presiding. Attendees discussed campaign drives, membership outreach, and local agriculture concerns in the district.
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Washington Township Farm Bureau
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MGITY
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BOARD
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Qeoper
Seption
New Dance
Brunswick Shop
Washington
Wallin School
Shayitler
George Aalte
Firi Duress
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Richardson
Jacob Klett & Sons
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