Driscoll Fails on Charges Before Grand Jury
Chicago June 14. Report in court as Jaim C Orber wanders through corruption testimony before the grand jury. Prosecutors praised recent results with Driscoll recalled to testify on strikes, union activity, and the Teamsters. A police shooting occurred when a driver was wounded by an officer during a pursuit.
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Jaim C. Orber
Belbery
Duboit
Cal
Doris Goll
Dey
Delco
Gelanal Cenirl
Driscoll
Tenjey
Whit Lo
Avidedta
Yarlong ‘Lubir
Tolivn
Lhert Young
Seamsters' Union
Wooring Beford
Sherman
Arthur Tal
Rniton
Wigan
Tan
Yig
Oliver Lomaine Goudie
Iith Te ‘Ghonting
Etocetsta
Muane Walen
Diseriptsia
Fc Present
Augustine Roache in Dublin Commons Election Battle
Augustine Roache, noted nationalist, seeks a seat representing the city in the House of Commons. Leesa faces no opposition. James F. O’Dfen dies May 28, affecting the candidate landscape.
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Dublin
Augustine Roache
Nationwist
Leesa
Chry City
Commans
Sneecddine James
Zeppelin Air Ship Sails On Successful Trial Trip
Berlin June 14 Count Zeppelin reports his air ship completed a successful trial voyage. The craft, built with a powerful motor, sailed from Mountzell on Lake Constance shore to Romans Horn on the southern shore. Officials hailed the voyage as a milestone in aerial navigation.
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Berlin
Seppelin
Mtanzell
Lake ‘Constance
Roman
Jalbree Hors
Million Dollar Passenger Steamer Planned for Lakes
Patront Michigan June Hehe v Woard of directors of the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company met today and ordered plans for a million-dollar passenger steamer for the lakes. The ship will be 443 feet long, 85 feet wide, with 110 carloads freight capacity and 825 passenger capacity, including 350 state rooms. It will cruise between Detroit and Cleveland in five hours, at speed of twenty four miles an hour.
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Woard
Detroit * & Cleveland Navigation Company
Detroit
Ireland
Stven Aeeks
Cleveland
Washington Favored as Peace Conference Host
United States diplomacy points to Washington as the likely site for the upcoming peace conference of plenipotentiaries. Russian and Japanese authorities weigh venues, with Washington appearing the strongest candidate for the venue and clear determination to hold the talks in the American capital if possible. An official announcement on the location is expected within days, with both nations poised to name their representatives once a site is chosen.
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Wensow
Photfique
Parks
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Ytussisa
At Ik
Jagin
Sitnavor
Tue
Noasovelt
Rusela
Dwu Nowers
Moethys
Mans ¢Huria
Doctors Meet Here for Thirty-Second Tri State Medical Society Session
Dozens of Indiana Ohio and Michigan physicians gather in Fort Wayne for the thirty second annual Tri State Medical Society meeting. Sessions in the court house assembly room include talks on intestinal obstructions kidney diseases and syphilis with Dr Nicolae Leu of Chicago delivering the evening address and a smoker planned at the Wayne Club.
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Fort Wayne
Tri-State
Pledical Society
Indiana
Ohio
Micheigan
Court House
Wayne
Wayne Welts
Nicholae Leu
Chicago
Ica
Fort ‘Wayne
Charles Stalin
Scotty Bend
Ind
J. O. Fleming
Alw. Chase
Adrian
Franks
Broughton
Mick
Wateriao
Ana
Hal C. Wyman
Detroit
Mich
Waa
Angolit
Fed
St. “Eisenbeiss
Kibhart
Gandles D. Aaron
Detroi Rich
A. P. Brohman
Bright
Alfred C. Croftan
D. J. Miller
Goshen
Indi
O. FH. Hasencamp
Tole Jo
A.W. Crane
Mbert
Bulson
Fork
Muntwelier
Bee
G. Franx
Fort Wayne gas meeting urges lowest price for manufactured fuel
About seventy residents gathered in Fort Wayne last evening to hear committee members discuss gas supply and price. The assembled group resolved that the city should pursue manufactured fuel gas at the lowest possible price, noting competition is unlikely against the current monopoly.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Aarne
Qurlity
Itv
Whichva Ready
Tholsh Gas
Astursl
Anne Leeen
Grand Army encampment strength and arrivals noted
Reports from the State Department officers are full of interest as Lafayette Camp attends the grand army of the republic encampment. General Wilman Willman Willman will arrive tonight with veterans while Governor Hanly is expected tomorrow. The piece notes greetings, relief efforts, and civil war loyalty themes, with continued coverage promised on page 7.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Jaffer-Marion
Ysl
Republic
Ould
Madison
Lingoln
Oliver P. Areno
Tgner AE
Creditors' Midend Distribute Large Dividends In Fort Wayne
Federal court actions in Fort Wayne detail nearly $20,000 to be distributed as a second payment to creditors. A proposed dividend of $27,040 is noted with payments possibly more, affecting recipients in a complex liquidation. Officials and attorneys are listed as preparing further proceedings amid multiple dismissals and ongoing cases.
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John A. Shal
A. B. Ball
Ailits
Thias
Oliver S- Hanna
Ang Bein Messner
George R. Davis
Neal Appointed Revenue Collector in Sixth District
An order from President Roosevelt appointed Neal of Jonesboro as internal revenue collector for the Sixth Indian district. The nomination followed Nowlin’s resignation and was transmitted from the Treasury Department to Secretary Loeb and the President for signature. The move comes as concerns rise over gambling devices and county disbursements as the new fiscal year begins.
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Roosevell Tate
Neal
Jonesboro
Inlerna
Ambrose Th. Nowlin
Treasury Department
Lowlay
Loeb
Shevift Grice
Loticer
Police Circular Orders Raid on Gambling Houses Citywide
Chief issues strong circular directing police to seize gambling paraphernalia and arrest all persons found in gambling rooms. Officers ordered to report any gambling, raid known gambling venues, and hold suspects at station houses until court appearance. Strict obedience required under threat of Board of Police scrutiny.
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Wien
Auil
Voms Bolt
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Heruatter
Ofte
Fort_avayne
Agen
Lake Tale
Ciy Court
Board of Pilic
Broadway merchant Gustav Spiegel's widow dies in Fort Wayne
Anna Marie Spiegel, wife of Broadway merchant Gustav Spiegel, dies around 1:15 Wednesday night at age years. A long time Fort Wayne resident, she lived at 185 Jones Street and was known for gentle disposition. Survived by sons G Spiegel and A Lighmin, daughter in law, and many relatives. Funeral arrangements not stated.
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Anna Marie Spiese
Gusev Splexe
Broadway
Hige Derehant
Jones Street
Freuncergug
Sulpge
Tugy Mlee
G. Spiegel
William
Fred
Dad
Gari Forre
Wayné
Princely Gifts for Princeton Move Forward
President Woodrow Wilson announced in his Princeton commencement address a plan to gift Princeton University 335 acres of land near the mH varsity, with an annual income of 100000 dollars and a new eastern hall estimated at 300000 dollars, signaling a major expansion.
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York
Tyne
Princeton University
Mh Varsity
Woodrox’ Wilsons
Princeton
Pittsburg Arrival Anomaly Sparks Local Curiosity
Unclear garbled text from a Pittsburg segment hints at an arrival or arrival-related event. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only fragmented references to persons and a time frame. Further legible details are needed to determine the exact event or entities involved.
Kentucky Billy Lery Burned Report From Louisville
A fire in Louisville reports Bil Lery burned with unclear cause. The fragment mentions Kentucky connections and a June date, with garbled references to Owenweoro Ky and a Rock Springery facility. Further readable details are scarce.
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Louisville
Owenweoro
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