Palace Fort Wayne Lights Up New Show Amid Cold Wave
The Palace in Fort Wayne opens a fresh entertainment bill featuring Palfrey the trick comedian and a lively trio of singers The Three Rounds with the latest acts and stunts drawing crowds despite a brisk winter with the thermometer down around twenty degrees below zero The show includes clever makeup and comic bits that amuse patrons in a live audience setting.
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Tor
Elrey
Hult
Brown
Palfrey
Hurole Rick
Jack Young
Os Facdner
Follies of Adam Sad Eye by Sophie and Harvey Everett
Sophie and Harvey Everett present a travesty called Follies of Adam sad Eye with their onstage appearance on oaturail and excircling barrels. Witty tags accompany a Carson trig ride sequence featuring two banjos and Bis Songs. The Bir V comedy delivers refreshing humor with bathing scenes that invite audience participation.
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Sophie
Harvey Everett
Adam Sad Eye
Ally DeVereto
Carson
Iin
Ong
Court News: Walters Files $5,000 Damage Suit
Mark Walters sues Ida Overmeyer and Allen County Orphans Home for $5,000 alleging cruelty to his three children Caroling six, Lucretia eighteen months, and a 16 year old, while in the home. He claims medical bills and care costs exceeding his payments to the guardians and seeks redress for injuries and neglect.
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Mark Walters
Med & Damage Isuse
Life
James B Williams
Ida Overmeyer
Allen County Orphans Home
Caroling
Lucretia
Tisee
Maren 1
Saulaeen
Bheaf
Pininrifé
Tveatmane
United States Court to Convene Tuesday in District Court
The United States court for the district will convene in the federal building court room Tuesday morning at 9 o clock with Judge A B Suderson presiding. Damages of 5000 dollars are cited in the notice. The fragmentary text mentions proceedings and scheduling for a federal proceeding.
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United States Court
Inia
Federal Building
Sueulay
A. B Suderson
Sitchig
Court notes on marriages and postwar treaty debates
The court records a marriage in progress with a Justice of the Peace officiating, noting witnesses and involved parties. It also summarizes a lengthy report on German peace terms and the Fourteen Points, detailing arguments over self determination, league of nations, economic life, territorial questions, and armament provisions, citing key figures and contested clauses.
Germans Protest Terms of Peace From Versailles Notes
Fragmented wartime dispatch describes German objections to Allied peace terms including colonial and territorial questions, river traffic, sovereignty, extradition, and labor clauses. It notes Germany’s demand for reciprocal treatment, neutrality in crime adjudication, and opposition to imperial extradition without a legal basis. An international conference is proposed to review all proposals.
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Berne
Delegeres
Wilson
Tuey
Wilsan
Germany
Ile
Ose
East Prussia
Danzig
League of Nations
League of Neons
League
Asquith
Churchill
Signor Orlenée
George
Sarre
Eupen
Mauaedy
Moresnet
Alsate-Lorraine
Garmuty
Gerneny Siready Baa
Cheweet
Yeenert
Riehl
Holland
Fr Tusteld
She Amin
Captain Alcock Sets Non Stop Atlantic Tri Record
The piece notes Captain Alcock and others making a non stop Atlantic flight amid experimental aims. It compares distances and durations with Hawkes and Grieve, mentions rescue by a British destroyer, and cites a £50,000 prize from the London Daily Mail. It highlights the goal to prove safe cross Atlantic air traffic and the sporting urge behind the challenge.
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Portugal
Harry
Hawkes J
Martienzie Grieve
Atlantic
Midaeran
Ireland
Hawker
Alcock
Brown
London Daily Mail
Belgian Spy Sheds Light On War Time Deception
A Belgian spy recalls a daring mission to undermine German plans in Brussels and Berlin. She arranged meetings with a Saxon prince, smuggled maps, and staged a death by action to avoid capture. A wax figure concealed her identity while officers closed in, ending with a tense escape and widespread alarm among German and Belgian authorities.
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Empire
Berlin
Freteh
Amarin
Sexorr
Saxony
Brussels
Thad
Taé
Mit
Hotal
Princs
Belgium
Pingliy
Coor
Geheinend
Belgewm
Mademoiselle Artois and a German Spy Network
A fragmentary wartime account describes Mademoiselle Artois traveling from Europe to America, her stay at a hotel, and her return. It mentions her carrying letters and money, and references Bernstorff and von Adler. The piece notes German propaganda fears and Allied victory, with Artois linked to intelligence through a spy system.
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Cakl
Trom Grusesls
Holand
Eloliane
Ustu
Germany
Amy
Bernstorff
Frank
Mademoiselle
von Adler
May Seersts
GE Field Day Attracts Thousands In 1900s Event
Large crowds flocked to the field day featuring Team No 1 and Team No 2 events with prizes including shirts, belts, and cash. Highlights included high jump contests, pole shows, tug of war, and a 30 yard blindfolded race. A concert by the General Electric band followed, headlined by L L Willian and a balloon ascent by Walter Wells, drawing broad community participation and concessions aplenty.
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Marres
Stak
Haineh
Braun
Fay
Secjong
Roehel
Chi
Sansiwit
Tene Ond
Glady Hann
Gire
Nelsor Allen
Gus Kaiser
Matt Wilson
Toe Schwartzkoff
Pring
Loving
Team A
Prise
General Pleetrie
General Electric
Crows
L. L. Willian
H. Freeman
Walter Wells
Simoni
Ware
Maple Avenge
Henry Lepper
Armdal
Weekend carnival raises funds and prizes at town fair
The annual carnival drew crowds and strong competition as residents bought tickets and bid for prizes. Leaders credited a loyal committee for a successful event, with notable sales and contests driving revenue and community pride.
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Lou
Parley Cleiten
Shelton Elewrie Lair
Theoduy
Mitlee Baever
Patriotic Elks Honor Old Glory in Loyal Flag Day Ceremony
The Burt Wayne Lodge No. 106 Elks held a flag day program in the auditorium with singing of The Star Spangled Banner and a series of patriotic rites. Otto F. Seradet led prayers, Richard Wurteler sang, and CG. Warner Gaedne traced the flag’s history. Frank M. Hogan delivered a eulogy as Alartzler led songs, followed by an America tribute and a closing America song. committee members included Fred H. Keopmen and others.
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Burt Wayne Lodge No. 106
Elles Ware Hell
Otto F. Seradet
Richard Wurteler
Warner Gaedne
Betsy Ross
Philadelynia
Itic
Frank M. Hogan
Tole
Mr.Alartzler
Harry H. Hugesen
America
Fred H. Keopmen
Clint Wen
Herman_C. Holienbeck
George “A. Hermans
Sylvester G. Klotz
Trad
Banke
Amos L. Jockel
Wnet
Wlmet J. Niew
Real estate listing with Crescent Ave prospects in Tennessee
Listing notes a southwest home with oak floors and screened porch on a paved street near Crescent Avenue in Novy Tennessee Wied area. Includes nine-hall block frame Brandway property with ready improvements and a selling price around 5.20 dollars. Cash offers preferred, contact Cart Ge bari at 473 Crescent Ave. Also mentions a building lot priced 1150 with low-cost options and a restaurant note about Robison Park.
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Southwest
Crescent Ave
Lot
Novy
Tennessee
Mfysu
hal-Gazetta
Remarkable recovery after Taniac remedy cited by patient
Mrs George Cotton of Kal City says her life changed after taking Taniac from a Tantus representative in Nebraska. She endured seven years of pain back aches and fatigue, lost weight, and could not work. After two bowls, appetite returned, sleep improved, and she gained weight. Neighbors praise the remedy as a wonderful reconstruction of health.
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George Cotton
Spe
Kal City
Iso
Tamar
Mit
Son
Turlac
Nebraska
Michone
Taniac
Fort Wryre
Meyer Bres
Greper
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