Fort Wayne vital 10 session cites housing shortage and high rents
Fort Wayne speakers at Commercial club outline housing scarcity and high realty costs choking growth. They blame high bank deposit rates for reduced lending, urge 1000 new houses and central city development to attract workers and factories. Wayne Knitting Mill warns 300-400 new hires unavailable due to housing, risking a branch plant elsewhere.
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Labor Unions Stand Pat Concerning Gas Rates in Fort Wayne
The Federation of Labor committees held a near full house meeting at the courthouse to address the gas question for Fort Wayne. Speakers debated fair pricing, with editor Gurt Shober and others comparing city practices. estimates ranged from 60 to 65 cents per thousand cubic feet to a proposed $1 rate, arguing about plant costs and city franchise metrics.
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Bloody riot in Russia sparks attacks on Jewish shops
Reports from Bialystok and St. Petersburg describe a massive anti Jewish riot with looting and killings. Military forces and troops were deployed as mobs attacked synagogues and Jewish shops while residents fled and authorities urged calm amid ongoing violence.
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Violent disturbance in the Russian Parliament in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on June 14 the lower house was rocked by successive whoas from government communiqués including Military Procurator Payloft's rejection to halt Baltic executions and the district court procurator's demand to expel M. Vilanoff. The storm prompted President Moormontseff to threaten adjournment. Vilanoff’s trial was set for June 27 and protected by parliamentary privilege, with expulsion considered.
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Bryan talks with house leaders over Ullanot case
During recess Mr Bryan discussed the dispute with key House leaders. He spoke with M. Adadin, head of the peasant workmen group now named the group of toil, which is the principal tactical bloc in parliament. The group plans to press the district court decision in the Ullanot indictment, despite his MP status and exemption from political prosecution.
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Toie
Indianapolis Central North Western Electric Railway Plans
Notice filed to increase capital stock from 50000 to 1500000 for the Indianapolis Huntington Columbia City and Northwestport Railway Company. Electric line to connect Goshen Huntington Lake Wawasee and Indianapolis with tracks from Goshen to Huntington awarded to M B Ryan. Construction to start July 1 with delays to Indianapolis segment. directors named including Coffin Miller Merrifield and others.
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Charles B. Merrifield
Levi Soh
Henry Cobyns
Thin City
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Lymeston
Willis A. Jones
Ben- Jamin Raupfer
Cousin of Russell Sage Dies in Toledo Poor House
James Sage cousin of New York financier Russell Sage died in Toledo Ohio at the county infirmary after years in poverty. He had been aided by a check sent by his New York cousin and will be buried by the county.
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Labor Leaders Rally for Eight-Hour Day in Washington
Speeches in favor of the eight-hour day marked today's session of the International Brotherhood of Book Binders. Principal speakers included James M. Lynch of the International Typographical Union Samuel Gomperas president and Frank Morison secretary of the American Federation of Labor and Robert Glocking president of the International Brotherhood of Bank Binders.
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Toay
International Brotherhood of Boole Binders
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Samuel Gompera
Frank Morrison
American Federation , of Labor
Robert Glocking
International Brotherlood of
Colonel Bryan Sees the Russian Parliament in St Petersburg
June 14 Colonel Bryan attended the Russian lower house session in St Petersburg as a guest in the diplomatic box. He watched the protracted aprarian debate throughout the morning, occupying a seat in the diplomatic enclosure.
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Withiam J. Bryan
Ambasea
Close of the Exercises at Notre Dame
Notre Dame commencement exercises ended today with the university orchestra opening the ceremonies. O La O Ponnell of Kokomo Indiana read the class poems and Alexander McParland of Tinyton Ohio gave the valedictory. Rev Father Cavanaugh president of the University handed out diplomas while Bishop Alarding of Fort Wayne assisted with the graduates.
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Arguments in the McCoy Bank Case Begin
In Monticello June 14 opening statements started the McCoy Bank Case. Prosecutor W O Thomas spoke for the state at length, followed by Mr McHugh. The jury will hear the case tomorrow evening.
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Fort Wayne Gas Mains Fight Draws Ultimatums
Mayor Hosey vows to block any move to lift natural gas mains, promising arrest for street work. Gas company warns board of public works of legal action to excavate and remove pipes, seeking permission with safeguards and a two year restoration commitment.
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TICKET FRAMED AS REPUBLICAN MACHINE ROUTE TO CONVENTION
Republican caucuses for delegate selection to the county convention are underway with ward and township leaders meeting District Chairman Bicknell and editorial staff to train a ticket. Efforts to block nonacceptable candidates persist while some offer inducements to entice suitable Republicans. few specific challengers remain in contention.
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Onan
Goth
Indictment in Sherrick Case Faulty Says Counsel
Indianapolis June 14 Attorneys for David E. Sherrick filed a brief in his appeal to the state supreme court arguing the indictment for embezzlement was flawed for failing to specify amounts, who paid or received funds, and the checks involved. The brief also claims juror Louis Held held a bias, having stated Sherrick would likely go to prison, with several lesser errors noted.
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Sherrick
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Weather forecast for Indiana Ohio and Michigan
Forecast for Friday and Saturday with showers in Indiana and Ohio, fair portions in the south and southwest, variable and south winds. Trools shows showers and warmer Friday with Saturday partly cloudy and north shower chances. Lower Michigan expected showers Friday and Saturday with variable winds.
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Lower
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Roosevelt Protest Declares Meat Inspection Flagged By Conditions
Washington June 14 Roosevelt denounces the proposed meat inspection bill as inadequate to current conditions. He informs House Agriculture Chair Wade Worth that the substitute amendment fails to meet essential points. The committee will discuss the objections privately before any public discussion. The majority report stresses public health and business interests, endorsing strict meat and meat product inspection while suggesting a substitute to present their views. The Beveridge amendment is examined paragraph by paragraph. The report notes costs covered by general revenue rather than a special tax on the industry.
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