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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

16

Auto Parade Planned to Parade 1000 Cars

Plans were approved for a children's civic health and garden parade on Thursday June 22 starting 1 20 p m from the library to the Majestic Theatre for a picture show. Enrollment tickets will be issued at the Board of Health office and by Miss Minnette Ro lin with autos donated by volunteers and local organizations including the Real Estate Exchange Retail Merchants Association Fort Wayne Automobile Association and Quest Club.

Boat of Health Office Lee J. Ninde Unien Coundlors Real Stave Exchange Retail Merchants’ Association Senorary Club Fort Wayne Automobile Assocition Quest Club Sherles Board of Health Office Minnette Rolin Thomas and Buchanan

1000 Autos Sought for Children's Parade

One thousand autos are requested to participate in the civic health and beauty parade. Cars should report to the public library at 71 M.M. on Thursday, June 22. Fill out the coupon and mail to Charles Biederwolf, Commissioner of the club, or telephone him at 629.

Charles Biederwolf

Japan Protects Women Workers Emancipation Step Initiated

In Tokyo Juhe 15 new factory rules mark Japan's first step toward women workers' emancipation. The law bans underage labor and heavy toil, limits work hours, and protects workers from dangerous tasks. About one million affected. penalties include monetary relief for injuries.

Tokio Juhe Tapan Japan Loys

Killed by Lightning A Fort Wayne Youth Dies in Florida

Postmaster H C Miller received a letter from Sebastian Florida asking about relatives of a youth named Bloxberger killed by bolt of lightning a few days ago. He had been employed at a bastion and told friends his mother and two sisters ran a Fort Wayne restaurant when last heard from years ago. No trace of the family found yesterday.

H.C. Miller Sebastian Ula Bloxberger Go Bolk Bastion Fort Warne

Fairbanks Answering Flood of Telegrams

INDIANAPOLIS Tod, dunes 11 Charles Warren Fairbanks republican nominee for vice president returned to Indianapolis but had not yet left Delaware where he was traveling by automobile. He attended Ohio Wesleyan University commencement and planned to go to Canton for a meeting of the trustees but the meeting was postponed due to lack of a quorum. He said no political plans and had heard nothing about official nomination notification. He arrived at the office early to begin the task.

Indianapolis Tod Charles Warren “Fairbarke Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University Phirvanks Canton McKining Memorial Association Fairbanks

When Emotion Becomes Your Master Speech by Hughes to graduating women

The Washington address by Justice Hughes stirred varied political readings as it urged that intelligence and gentleness must accompany discipline and that we must rely on enlightened opinion. The columnist warns against self relied emotion and overblown independence, citing examples of ungoverned temper harming careers and families, and praising disciplined judgment.

Topreight ISI Washington Charles BE. Hughes Tod Ha

Nomination Congratulations From Prominent Friends

A flood of telegrams and letters arrived from prominent men and personal friends congratulating him on the nomination and his acceptance. The messages reflect broad support and optimism for the campaign ahead.

City News Tames O Nie for Seven Years Night Font

The Baltes hotel has ceased operations after seven years and will spend two weeks in the city before departing for another port. Several offers have been made for positions in other offices.

Tames O'Nie Font the Baltes Hotel Iiking

Lafayette Esplanade Claims City’s Widest Street

The 290 foot esplanade in Lafayette Phice addition is described as the widest street in the city, ten feet wider than twice Rudiail Boulevard. A community club base costing 4000 will be built by the Latay ette Flare company at one end to center local life. Further details from the Wildwood Sales Company or local real estate exchange agents.

Lafayette Phice Fort Wayne Lafayette “Esplanade Rudiail Basa Latay=ette Flare company Touni Wildwood Sales Company Shouft Ebuilding Real Extile Exchange

Fleming Attends Graduation At St Mary's

Stephen B. Fleming, noted South Gerdd politician, attends St Mary's graduation with daughter Miss Geraldine. The family travels from New York to South Bend for the ceremony, joined by Mrs. Weeming and another daughter and several friends.

Ming Fort ‘Wayrie South Gerd St. Mary’s Geraldine St. Louis Weeming Liw York South Bent St. Mary's

Decatur Couple in Surprise Wedding

A Decatur couple wed unexpectedly in the city, tying the knot in a morning ceremony attended by close relatives and a few local friends. The bride Delia Dit Finner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dellinger, with the groom connected to prominent local families. The ceremony occurred in Centerville, Fort Wayne region, as relatives traveled to share the moment.

Neptune Quetor Port Wayne Fort: Wayne Centerville Wich Delia Dit- Finner George Dellinger Ruthprike

Chicago Auto Thieves Network Rumored as Arrestion

Police believe a Chicago based auto thieves trust operated across western cities. Willard T. A. Sivage Savage was arrested in Auburn Indiana, with an affidavit alleging he sold thirty automobiles. The head of the group could not be identified, while associates allegedly worked from hotels and hired rooms used by the thieves. Police continued investigations.

Chicago Herald Auto Thieves’ Trust Chicago Twente Auburn Willard T. A. Sivage Savage Lumadrads Dures Nan Net Kamen Long Hotel Savage Herd Walter Hell Roy

Levi Boyer Dies in Angola Home Quietly

Levi Boyer, a well known Angola citizen, died suddenly at his west Angola home early today. The community mourns the loss of a longtime resident and local figure.

Angola Ind Levi Boyer

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy touted for stomach ills

A promotional notice claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach trouble, including gall stones ulcers and indigestion, by clearing bile and toxins. It boasts many successes, offers a free book on stomach ailments, and urges readers to obtain a bottle from Meyer Bros or a local druggist with a refund if not satisfied.

Mayr Geo TH. Mayr Mtp Chicago Etter

Victorian-era resident dies after fainting spell at home

A city man died from heart failure after a Tuesday night illness. He grew better in the morning, fed horses in the barn, then collapsed. Paramedics and relatives cared for him, but he did not recover, passing away at 8:40. He leaves a widow and four children.

Brandeis to Speak Before Zionists

Philadelphia June 18 D Brandeis recently appointed to the United States Supreme Court will address Zionist gathering as part of his public duties. The event signals strong support from the justice for Zionist causes and reflects Brandeis rising prominence in national affairs.

Philadelphia D. Brandeis United States Supreme Court Wiron

Revent ion of Siewists to Feature Brandeis Chair

The annual convention of Siewists will be held on July 2 with six delegates from across the country attending. Justice Brandeis will chair the provisional executive committee formed to reopen the work of the international Zionist movement and reestablish the Jewish presence in Palestine.

Attendice Tustice Brandeis Ue International Aioussis Palestine

Ramner Blute Leaves Fort Warne for Military Training Camp

Ramner Blute recently graduated from Fort Warne High Felton and will depart later this month for Mattabiaty, X.Y., to attend a military training camp. Attorney William N. Balton, who has been ill for the past week, has nearly recovered and spent time in his office.

Ramner Blute Fort Warne Felton Mattabiaty X.Y Cours William N. Balton Otl

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