Fragmented 1930s Kentucky Notice Mix Reflects Political Quips
OCR fragment cites Kentucky inland law on worship during vacations and comments on Roosevelt supporters, street paving projects, voter sentiment, Doc Hursh returning from Lake Michigan, a county recorder candidate, Noc’s fishing tales, the death of the commerce court, and party coalition politics involving progressive Republicans and Democrats in the Senate.
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Kentucky
Doc’ Hursh
Lake Jumea
County Recorder
Noc
Commerce Court
Whicch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carameres Commission
Senate
House
Coal Barons Demand $25 Million Winter Raise
A manifesto declares plans to add 25 million dollars to the national coal bill this winter. It argues each citizen must contribute pro rata to enrich the coal barons, stating there is no justice for the rise except that millionaire coal rings want the money and ore.
A Thought for To Day by Thomas G Algerhead
A brief moral note on life and trust. The piece comments that coal operators forced to raise wages will seek higher prices, shifting costs to consumers. It alleges a $95,000,000 labor cost rise and a $10,000,000 profit for trusts, claiming consumers pay the doubled price for winter. The tone indicts price extortion and unprotected buyers.
West Point Education Standards Cited by Army Officer
A 19th century item notes Captain Leonard defending West Point educated officers amid claims his schooling matched West Point graduates. It describes the Army School of the Line training qualified officers in military art, engineering and law, with instruction via conferences, lectures and demonstrations.
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Laltor Journal-Gazetter
Pridag
Ivers Leonard
Howe
West Point Hose
Leonard
J Army
West Point
Fort Wayne Labor and Municipal River Ownership Plan
Fort Wayne should prioritize wage earners by expanding public works like river frontage improvements. The city could adjust its labor force to match shop demand, offering steady work to laborers when factories cut back and hiring less when demand rises. This supports municipal ownership as a path to civic improvement.
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Fort Wayne
Nand
Mnichpal
ANT Civic Improvement Committee
Electric Bitters Praised by West Virginia Man
C B Mads of Lewisburg praises Electric Bitters for curing years of stomach trouble rheumatism and other ailments. The testimonial claims relief from jaundice kidney poisons and general systemic issues. Sold for 50 cents at Dreier Drug Co corner Calhoun Breckenridge and Calhoun Columbia avenues.
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C. B. Mads
Lewisburg
W. Va
Bath
Dreier Devg Ca
Comer Calhoun
Breckenridge
Calhoun
Columbia
Chinese Soldiers Demand Pay Amid Mutiny At Tsinantu
Report from Chefoo states Chinese troops at Tsinansu mutinied as funds delay hit the regime. Armorican Consul Fowler informed the State Department that the government, stalled by a stalled loan from international bankers, lacks money to pay soldiers for months.
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Wasitington
China
Fowler
Chefeo
State Department
Tsinantu
de Ing
Heidelberg Head Watter Foils Chicago Thieves at Park Corner
Gene Messerschmitt head waiter at the Heidelberg hotel, and his brother were attacked by two negro robbers near Wentworth avenue. One assailant swung a club as Messerschmitt defended himself, a street car passing caused the robbers to flee, and Messerschmitt sustained facial injuries. The incident followed a visit with his parents after returning from Chicago.
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Gene Messerschmitt
Heidelberg
Chicago
Wn Messerschmitt
Wentworth Avenue
Gene
Fort Wayne
Harlan Residents Friendly Visits and Local News Notes
Harlan Ind June 14 report locals visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns. Many individuals from Hicksville Fort Wayne Antwerp and Archbold appear among guests shoppers and travelers with updates on schoolwork church events and a Friday supper at the Starr House plus a Turtle Soup social at S. M. Alexander's.
Architectural Efficiency Basis of Building Sat
The burden of the entire building operation rests with the architect. The first step is to secure skilled architectural service. Wildwood Organization offers expert architectural service through its corps of specialized men. Investigate services now. Wildwood Builders' Phone 2147. 028 Shoaff Bldg.
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Wildwood
Court News Dismissal In Superior Court Case
Leis M. Taylor, who had sought relief in superior court for & Gu ere Geerea, authorized dismissal of the case yesterday. Judge Carl Yaple is out of the city. Judge K Ervin will preside. George L. Yaple sues Fred Heinte for 400 dollars on a mortgage with Heaton Heaton attorneys for PSAT. The circuit court dismissed the damage suit by John Schweigel for Faul Achwel-Bel seeking 32,500 for personal injuries.
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Leis M. Taylor
Guere Geerea
Carl Yaple
K Ervin
George L. Yaple
Fred
Heinte
Heaton & Heaton Art Attorneys
PSAT
John Schweigel
Faul Achwel- Bel
Children Receive Their Final Grades at Dated Schools
School children received their promotion cards yesterday afternoon while high school pupils took theirs in the morning marking the close of term. The summer vacation begins next Monday as appointments for teachers are delayed until September first due to uncertain staffing.
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Stuty
Martigges
The business man's depart ment store
Fort Wayne Printing Co. presents a notice from a department store located on Washington Boulevard announcing services and offerings for customers. The readable fragment suggests a commercial or advertisement in a local paper, with emphasis on retail goods and locations.
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the Business Man’s Department Store
Fort Wayne Printing Co
Jes Washington Blvd
Branch Post Office to Open at Meyer Brothers Drug Store
Washington announces a new branch post office to be established at 202 Wragd Way in Meyer Brothers' drug store at Broadway and Taylor Street, effective July 1, bringing Wayne's total branch post offices to twelve. The arrangement, backed by Postmaster Hinna, follows James J. Robinson's proposal to use a building in Angola for ten years, incorporating all required post office equipment.
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Washington, D.C
Wragdway
Meyer Brothers’ Drug Store
Broadway and
Taylor Atreat
Postminster Ruck Hinna
Wayne
Post Ofice
Washington
James J. Roiinson
P. A. Croxton
Angola
Automobile lecture by E Phil Merrill at Wayne Hotel
Mr E Phil Merrill delivers today's automobile lecture at the Wayne Hotel. The talk covers current trends in car design, engine technology, and practical driving tips.
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Mr. E. Phil, Merrill
Wayne Hotel
Remarkable Modern Samson At Robison Park Show
A sensational exhibition features a man known as a modern Samson at Robison Park. He demonstrates immense strength, lifting over a ton and breaking free from a 2000 pound test with tooth and jaw. The act includes resisting a forty man pull and a 1000 pound car, with performances at 5 and 9:20 PM starting Sunday June 36 for one week, except Monday, at East Main Street Electric Garage.
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Sampson
Robison Park
Tainty Horon
Nerses
East Main Street
Munday
Argos residents and visitors tally around town news
Argos ind june 16 mien wore emich visited chicago for relatives and friends bernk hugger arrived from plymout,tuesday fink kaito from perna and miss fulda junt visited laporte miss lulz welen guest in peru mr and mrs sissel hosted their daughter mrs harry emmans visitors from bayforte brurnany and frack hutt with family returned to berne george reeber and ezra barnhit noted contrite condition at plymouth thursday arville martin of tippecanoe en route to plymouth to visit son glener from logansport visited his parents joseph garver kenneth fun and a chicago visit with chestur berey as guest
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Nellia Wilson
Sin
George Hannon
Fort Wayne
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Dekalb County
St. Jos Jodge
Odd Willow
Tnspect
AKO
Stl
Sturge Shaffer
Cleveland
Nin
Jol Sheffer
Wits
Diarry Meteres
Teruyot
B. Hoydanty
Lant Wood
David Sobnyon
Emily
Hicksville
A. Snyder
Wiliam ‘Timbrook
A. Peters
Mra Morelt
Atlan
Mask Gil
Ruth Parkins
Atate Tne
Neat Milter
Antwarp
Willa Shoup Fe
Grace Bickhart
John Bickhart
George Walter
Walter
Wood- Wun
DeWitt
Tently
Arabbold
Ethel Roberts
Edythe Walter
Mort Wayne
Story
Helen Q Reichelderfer
Hobiron Park
Smythe Hood
Ethel Smith
A. T. Corbin
Huntertown
Joy Shutt
Auburn
Clara Gorrell
Black Creek
Samuel Mills
T. Ba Killian
George
Harlan
New Haven
George Kellian Belng
Pinge
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George Mason
Ba Brandon
J. C. Shirey
O. B. Ginter
St. Joe
Furlan
Bemmett Graber
Wayne Hughes
Wickaville
Harry Rees
McCatlan
Foy Riders
Starr Hotel
Bo. Carrington
Indianapolis
Calvin Randell
Starr House
Mladdna Frye
Nell Blackburn
Roy Miller
Tivaon
Mary Lake
Albert
Newenschwander
Harvey Amalula
Archbold
Wasthofer Tnt
New Case
Ind
John Mier
Snant
Antwerp
William
Argos
Mien
Emich
Chicago
Frlande
Bernk Hugger
Plymouth
Charles Taber
South Beilianday
JG. O'Bienls
Vermilion
Frankin
David Vermillion
John Sissel
Harry Emmans
Thundsy
Puday
C. B."roe
South Bend
Berdell Stevens
Buamnane
Ira
Arvilla Martin
Tippecanoe
Glener
Loganseperte Thureday
Teb Garver
Kenneth Fun
Moanaxy
A. T. “Sours
J. NM
First Kind
Berg
Chestur Bérey and Wits
Improvement Committee Awards Cash Prizes
The East Sie ant Mau mee River Civic Improvement panel awarded prizes to students from Adams School McCulloch Harmar and more for top answers. Winners include Ralph Reiter Emma Brown Nettie McGrew Virginie Baker Adelaide Whester Claire Rowman Verna Bisa Ethel Roberta Velita Reichird Dorn Smith Beatrice Bentz and Benda Danlon among others across grades.
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Lmprovement Committee
East Sie Ant Maumee River
Adams School
Ralph Reiter
Eves Iy Martin
Emma Brown
Clarens Telter
Hirth
Nettie McGrew
Warean Murter
Sagan
Thare
Fourth B and A Frieda McCreary Race Results
Fourth B and A Frieda McCreary took first with Carl Herman second in Clay chaos. Eighth A Clement Lochner led Ana Rohrhaugh in second. Bertha Brown and Alfred Bogenachuetz topped Seventh A with Alice Wilding second. Thelma Kock won Seventh A with Constance Bogart second. Harl Underwood led Sixth A with Myrtle Park second. Edith Maywhere won Fifth A with H aig Ball second. Fourth A Sarah Grace led Bevale Overmeyer and Mildred Cook a pair of first and second places respectively.
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Frieda McCreary
Carl Herman
Clay
Chaos
Clement Lochner
Ana Rohrhaugh
Bertha Brown
Alfred Bogenachuetz
Aighth
Alice Wilding
Jack ‘Wild
Donald Merein
Louise Taylor
Thelma Kock
Constance Bogart
Harl Underwood
Myrtle Park
Tdith Maywhere
Haig Ball
Sarah Grace Send
Bevale Overmeyer
Dean
Mildred Cook
Helen Shaw
Fort Wayne Socialists Plan Ward Organization Efforts
Fort Wayne socialist leaders announce plans to organize wards, citing a decade of growth in their following as they push for structured local activity and influence in city affairs.
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Fort Wayne
City wards organize to form well running groups
A meeting was held last night above a South Broadway store to organize the Sixth ward with 300 members and plans to hold meetings in other wards in the coming weeks. Reportedly 150 enthusiasts in the Tenth ward have joined the organization.
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Clappeanttie Diite
South Broadway
Sixth Ward
Allitar
Appiaitats
Tenth Ward
Johnson's Brother Dies in Kentucky Train Accident
Mrs A M Johnson of Columbia City received word from Versailles that her brother Charles N Stephens of that city died Thursday night. He sustained internal injuries after being struck by a car while he worked as roadmaster for Cincinnati Southern railway. Funeral will be held Saturday afternoon.
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Columbia City
Ind
Mra. A. M. Johnson
Thin City
Versailley
Charen N. Stepheny
Nod
Bincannatt Bouthorn Galroad
Dt W
Johnson
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Fort Wayne Journal - Gazette
Associated Press Journal Gazette Company
Linton Struet
Isaac
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Republian National Committee
Thomas G. Algerhead
Army
Golden
Watter
Foley
Tey Blomquist
Kedalle
Wis
Harlan News
Joe Vaneile
Pennsylvania
John Bieichart
Frank Preston
Selogio Curtier
Walter Thimiar
Athans
Mindle
Zelin Westermin
Charies Repp
Walter Newton
Buttls Creek
Mic
Boulton and Tamily
Joseph Ajanta
George Ian
Lemuel Vonshire
Willum Traxler
Moore
Georgetown
Charles Stopher
Winona
S. Stopher
Edward Gollmar
Fort Waynes
Moder
Willan Tinbrook
Shitey
Bynday
Mint
S. M. Alexander's
Wildwood Builders
Shoaff
BOC
THE
Rurode Dry Goods CO
Court News
Broadway
Cape
Searsa
Argos News
Mrb, A. M. Johnson
Dias
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Common Sense
Dester Pierce
Mactor Pierce
Mita Lorre
Fairfield Ave
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