Disjointed Letters Hint at Political Strife and Gas Plans
Fragmented political commentary discusses Philadelphia reform, police scrutiny, and party splits. It notes Indiana merchants voting on store hours, governors touring for peace, and gas company competition. The piece cites a controversial figure linked to multiple marriages and murder, plus reflections on real estate zeal and immigration in New York.
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Wall Street
Broadway
New York Sun
New York
Annual Meeting Highlights for YWCA Reports
The annual meeting praised the association’s favorable condition across departments. A noon meal service reported 27 874 meals served and officers including Mrs. Magda and Miss Croce Glenn were noted. Members and guests attended a formal gathering with trustees and officers cited for their service.
Warsaw City Visitors And Local Socials Parade Through Town
George J Parral of Bort Wayne visited his former Warsaw home to oversee plumbing work. Miss Catherine Myers celebrated a birthday with friends at her brother W Di Myers home. Mr and Mrs CG Martin hosted guests from Gaesete. The Eastern Star gathering at the Gross home featured flowers, refreshments, dancing and merriment. Women from Fort Wayne met Mrs Lewis Evanson at Pennsylvania depot and later socialized at Granson residence with a noon repast and evening entertainment.
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Warsaw Times
George J. Parral
Bort. Wayne
Warsaw
L Proverty
Catherine Myers
W. di Myers
Glitton Avenue
Pennnsylvania Depot
Fort Wayne Whele
John Nolan
Hugh Hogan
Cornelius Gearn
Robert Harrison
Michael Conners
William Longfield
Philip Graff
Peter Hoben
Edward Bueter
New Haven
Indianapolis couple wed in Chicago on special ceremony
June K C Beckram of Indianapolis and Miss Carolyn ain gon of Chicago married in a private ceremony there. The bride, noted for athletics and chorus work, recently wrote a popular article about her chorus. Guests included Mrs John Cockrum and family. plans had been for a November wedding in Indianapolis but the Chicago ceremony occurred instead. Mr Cockrum, a Western Waste tex agent, and Mrs Cockrum plan to reside here.
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Indianapolis
Ind
June K
Cowsenin
Geal
Chicaso
John Kh
Cockrom
Gulley
Ois City
Cockrum
Equitable Assurance Case Noted in Local Letter
A garbled report discusses an Equitable Assurance matter. Mentions Paul Craveth and George Tarke Whe, referencing stock ownership and policy holders. Contains fragmented notes on Mr Ryan and ownership of stock tied to an insurer.
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Tatler Morar Shebhing
Agsuriines Society
Paul Craveth
George Tarke
Kya Tyuslong
Fergenayde Pi
Ryan
Monopoly Saloon Scheme in Los Angeles Foreseen
Petitions will circulate to establish a Gothenburg system style saloon monopoly in Los Angeles. Organizers aim to regulate liquor outlets by residence district, proposing a citywide coffee club network and a public sale plan to fund the venture while pledging city improvements.
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Heston
Asilde Mie
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Ardins Granlia
Benavolene Corporation
Ling Saloon
Los Angeles
Digitor Oittie
Farmers Hear About Piano Sale At Kinsey Store Corner Culnoch
Attention farmers notice announces a sale event at J. Pe Kinsey & Co white store corner Culnoch Street Superior. Caller invites readers to learn details about a Chase din Barer piano buyer ring the family ous.
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Lear
Bhiyer
Washington and the peace talks pave way for plenipotentiaries
The article describes Cassini’s White House meeting with the president regarding Takahira's interview and the hosting seat for the peace conference. It notes expectations of official naming of Russia and Japan plenipotentiaries within days and possible conference timing around mid August to early September.
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Russia
Japan
Takahiia
Cassin
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Cassini
White House
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Takahira
Tapia
Particwar
Willard Leroy Is Released At Auburn
Willard Leroy, after proceedings connected to alleged appropriation from a company, was released at Auburn. The final cases against him have been dismissed by the prosecuting authorities.
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Willard Leroy
Auburn
Aubarn
Willi. Leroy
Beta
Ateil
Imoney Bela Ing
Kuen Phury Company
Burt Wayne
Huraday
Hin
Dilomey
Probable Peale Commissioners Named Amid Paris Talks
Report from Patrasburg on June 1 notes uncertain outlines for appointing plenipotentiaries. Russia favors Washington and Japan as signatories with three top diplomats to lead. Expected picks include Baron Rosen and M. Nelidofy among others, as talks pivot on recognition of Paris and the Plague threat per Roosevelt.
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Paris
Russi
Roosevelt
Nussia
Washington
Marquis Lig
Privy Council
Koiura
Agp
Miarshal Ramapatus
Senegal Stall
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Baron Rosen
Count Cassini
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Card of Thanks from the Freak SN family
The family of Freak SN Sobramm expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who offered sympathy at the death of Mr Souramm and to the Brotherhood of Tallway. Names and places indicated include Bellefontaine and Indianapolis while the text laments missing items and a Journal newspaper gag.
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Souramm
Tallway
Inmen
Bellefontaine
Indianapolis
Port [Avayne
Harkenrider Cleared by Board of Safety in City Scuffle
Testimony from reputable citizens cleared Patrolman Henry Harkenrider of neglect charges after a Friday night melee near Wayne and Calhoun streets at the Kleindinst gaming honey. An unidentified man observed near the corner left before the row, while witnesses across from Binder jewelry store denied any sound of fighting. Sergeant Harkenrider, an eighteen year veteran with no prior delinquencies, faced no trial and Patrolman Trebra's rearbeat remarks were noted.
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Henry Harkenrder
Board of Safety
Cuty
Wayne
Calhoun
Kleindinst Gaming Honey
Harkenrider
Binder
Foren
Trebra
Police board delays demand as officer marks ninth year
The report notes Officer Trebra’s ninth anniversary on the force, a remark about a prior status with the board, and mention of a distant bog origin. George H. Wilson remains ill, unable to attend the meeting. A piano, priced at 198 dollars, will be sold by J F Kinsey & Co at 502 Calhoun Street next Saturday in a one day sale.
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Allen
Supreme Court
Axminster
Wilton
Nisi
George H. Wilson
Calhoun Street
Funeral notices list multiple services for local residents
Funeral services are scheduled for Mrs Enstay Spiegel at 2 pm Sunday at the residence 1139 Jones Street and at Emanuel Lutheran Church 240 pm officiated by Rev William Moll. Friends asked to omit flowers. Services for Mrs Agnes Woldford set for this morning at 8520 from 3516 Barchold Cuinveh. Joseph A Nickter to be buried Saturday at rest street and Catholic church. Ruth Helen Laylander services today at 4 30 pm from 1308 West Main Street. St Parac Church clock time confusion noted.
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Enstay Spiegel
Jones. Street
al Emanuel Lutheran Church
Willian. Moll
Agnes. Wolford
Ruth Helen Laylander
West Main Street
St. Paara
Tributes as Governor’s Party Heads Parade in Madison
M D Tagrett leads G A R events as governor’s party returns to Madison with a grand parade. Float divisions include police and national guard units, C A R posts, and women’s groups. Crowds fill the levee and main street as a lengthy procession proceeds for about a mile, ending around four o clock.
Rev J H Bosch Elected President in Huntington
The newspaper notes the Rev J H Bosch elected president of a local church group in Huntington Indiana. It lists officers including Horch as corresponding secretary and Rev George Gr Turer and Elder M Martin among others. Reports indicate the group met and approved the officers and arrangements. Governor Higgins calls New York Legislature into extra session on June 22 with subjects not yet announced.
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Dujie
Ws Horch
Vibach
George Gr Turer
Higgins
New York
Pigalus Toving
Saver Ner
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Elarses Agahuse
W. B. Hooker
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