Hearing On One Man Car Case Set For Wednesday
A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday in Logansport to decide the Fort Wayne and Wonderful Traction Company case with the Public Service Commission over installing a one man streetcar in the city. The commission will consider the company’s request and the opposition’s objections citing neglect to present proper facts. The outcome could affect fare changes and wage costs and involves figures around $8,500 for a three month period and projected annual increases to $3,440.
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Fort Wayne and
Nurtiorny Tidnane Traction Company
Puinie Sereice Commission
Logansport
Wok
Wayne City
Sonntalands
Wester
Heated Debate In Nevada Courtroom Over Ward Case
A chaotic transcript reveals a heated discussion among attorneys and witnesses regarding Montcomery Ward in a Nevada matter. Arguments center on evidence handling, court procedures, and potential outcomes, with references to county levels and local officials amid tense exchanges.
French Army in France Front Braces for Berlin Drive
The report notes small local actions on the Mont Didier Neyou line as German forces seek to shift focus toward Paris. Allied troops under Gen. Foch vow to halt any breakthrough, despite heavy losses and veterans’ ferocious fighting on the German tower.
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France
Sire
Mont Didier-Neyou
Uamplegne
Paris
Xerox
Foch
Annual Convention of Chicago Synod in American Lutheran Church
The Forty-eighth annual convention of the Chicago Synod of the American Lutheran Church met at Holy Trinity Tanberath Church in Wasstes ane, with Rev. Chas 1b Waleste of Irktort Und presiding. A sermon by the main address urged Christian duty to aid missionary work in America and warned of neglecting opportunities to spread the gospel. Officers were elected and reports showed funding efforts for war relief and domestic missions, emphasizing America as the new center for church reform and global outreach.
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Rink America
Holy Trinity
Tanberath
Wight
Gil Delugites
Chas
Irktort
Olhrisbin
Sissitinis
Sandibeeks
Tob
Joek
Mualteery
Keek
Bowth
Fiest Teenaen
Nilesiana
Lone Mlastan
Lutheran Church of North
Earth
Artillery School plans at Camp Taylor Kentucky
Army training notes detail the fourth series of artillery camps at Camp Taylor with centers in Louisville and nearby areas. About 20 000 new artillery officers are projected, with courses lasting twelve weeks and capacity for 1 000 students. Command details cite Brigadier General Snow and Lt Col A H Arte with coordination by Lt Calmel Cities S Shifely.
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Wabhengition
Jane Ham
Fou Energy
Dee
Wort Sill
Ammibin
Bee
Louiwille
Kee
Chere
Aan
Jacksen
Cami
Lillery
Uplgadier
William JT. Snow
Deli Artillery
A. H
Calmel Cities S. Bhifely
Field Artillery Training
Camp Taylor
Unclear text on food conservation and citizen response
Fragmented report describes discontent and preconcerted movement to hoard sugar. Mentions Abe Tiittner and deniers, with references to store actions and substitutes. Context remains hazy due to garbled OCR, but notes impact on citizens and local vendors.
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Barnard
Evers Foval
Abe Tiittner
Bayer Alieet
Driving Club 10 Stage Matinee Today
Local driving club stages a 10 act matinee at Centere Park featuring notable participants and a dramatic finale. Spectators are urged to arrive early as gates close once capacity is reached and the event proceeds with staged demonstrations and tastings.
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Weisser Park
Poonelock
Roberts
Byathus
Alam
Driving Club
Fortifications Attract Attacks On Monrovia Coast
Liberia’s capital Monrovia sits near a coast where fortifications are planned to deter enemy assaults. After declaring war, German South Atlantic activity began nearby, with shelling of the wire station believed to host Entente receiving ships. France proposes stronger coastal defenses as Britain and the Americas weigh provisions to aid Monrovia’s defense.
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Liperky
France
America
Monrovia
Liberia
Flag Day Observed by Local Elks Lodge in Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne Elks Lodge marked its eleventh Flag Day with ceremonies and three speeches by Garrett Van Sweringen, W. C. Lyan, and Judge Carl Yaple. They spoke on flag history from the Colonial era to World War I, praising American unity, liberty, and the flag’s meaning while detailing battles, the Great War, and national ideals. A Coral Bell of liberty was set up, songs and an orchestra closed the ceremony.
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Luther
Gord
Germany
America
Europe
Australia
Britain
Nak
Werell
Fort Wayne
Garrett van Swer
W. C Lyan
Carl,Yaple
Garrett van Swerineen
Bi. George and
St. Andrew
St. Geore
Washington
Hute Springs
Hendarmin Ranktin
Homas Lynch
Benjamin Harriven
Cambridge
Americ
Iniwa
Hernia
Aristocraes
Death Notices and Funeral Announcements Tot Fort Wayne Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list deaths in Fort Wayne and surrounding areas. Michel Krieg, 3, long resident, German-born, funeral plans pending. Adah Weber, 84, former resident of Fort Wayne, died in Jackson, Michigan. buried in Fort Wayne area. Carl Pols, 18, son of Albert and Mrs Pols, died in Auburn after illness. survivors listed. Flora Kramer, Joan Brown, Lomisa Kepler services announced with locations and times. Also notes on local family relations, church memberships, and burial arrangements.
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Michel Krieg
Fort Wayne
del Dence
Krieg
Germany
Port Wayne
Hu Wan
St. Jalna Lartkerun
Meury Krieg
Mra
Willan Krieg
Hantlogiui
Jon Koew
Warren
George Mintg
Thin Elty
Wwemlacerk
Mrn
Werthe Barley
Mira
Harbara Hinener
Goldie H. Blake
Grace Oberlin
Hoy
Herald Blake
Victor Blake
Camp Doniphan
S11
Wrelemer Park Avenue
Carl Pols
Albert Palz
Auburn
Bright
Flora Kramer
Emardel Sartheran Church
Wilam Moll
Concordia Cemetery
Joan M. Brown
Whoamaport
Willamsport
Lomisa Kepler
John G. Kepler
Mtes
Smelyby Lackey
Oliver Treet
Sunny
JF. Irwitt
Mointe
Lindenwood Cemetery
British Statement on Allied Operations Over Bruges and Zeebrooge
A London release dated July 14 reports Allied operations against Zeebrogro, Bruges docks, and the Oarérnd locke Joath. Aircraft damaged and bombs dropped. ships escorted, submarines attacked, and mines located. Several planes destroyed. observers report two win sightings and multiple air actions described with wartime terminology.
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Falluwtas Othelal
Muvey Werial Eperwrhins
Markie
Tune Mets
Wcenter
Adanon
Pretrala
Tehey
Zeebroger
Bruges
Locke
Ugiratl
Yeebrugee Ound
AL Phtees
Cie Banda Ale la Marine
Chante
Sting
Owne Ha Elias
Mme Dandean
Ahipsing
Ong Agh Danes
Atenion
Avenwtong
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Chicago Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Camp Taylor, KY
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