Pictures of speedway race at Majestic theater come to life
Visitors at the Majestic theatre yesterday watched motion pictures of the Indianapolis speedway races on Decoration Day. The reels showed the 50 six mile race from start to finish with winner Dawnon in a National car and the field including Molan Marquettes, Andersons Stutz, Whallen Gene Dinrow and Burnans Gueting. The film captured incidents such as Disbrow’s crash and DePalma’s car, with manager Rice arranging daily showings at the theater.
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Majestic Theatre
Indianapolis Speedway
Showlage
Jor Dawnon
Heppy
Marquette
Molalan
Anderson
Stutz
Whallen
Gene—Dinhrow
Burnan
Gueting
Roending
DePalma
Tnishingne
Rice
Stefeatle
Two Local Turners Plan Eastward Trip Today
Fraenzel Jouin of 921 Truyden Street departs this afternoon at 3 over the Nebel Plate to New York en route to Germany for at least a year. Otto Tobland, of Turners Hall, joins for a two week journey. Fraenzel aims to visit Buchholz near Weathofen on the Ruhr and Krein Hoerda in Westphalia. Sos Raver will accompany him. sixth Germany trip since arriving in the United States. Rahland will visit relatives on Long Island. Curt Zaniter trips to Dover, New York, once a Wayne Knitting Mills employee.
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Jouin Fraenzeh
Truyden Street
Anya Tri Te Tia Ald
Germany
New York
Otto Tobland
Costedian
Turners’ Hall
Mr. Praenzel
Buchholz
Brick house for sale at Clinton and Wayne corner
For sale brick house at the corner of Clinton and Wayne with contents and plumbing. To be sold Monday at 5 p.m. W C H Williams telephone 471. Son Shoaff Building.
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Clinton
Wayne
C. H. Williams
Son Shoaff
Openness of Women Clubs Conventions in July
A clipped magazine excerpt discusses the coming July month as pivotal for US politics with three major party conventions in Baltimore Chicago and San Francisco where women’s clubs will push a broad agenda. It notes the National Federation of Women’s Clubs aims to educate and influence public health sanitation education and civic art, not seeking suffrage or salaries, and contrasts women’s and men’s conventions with calls for knowledge over emotion.
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United States
Gemocrats
Baltimore
Sthwonsa
San Francisco
Great
National Federation of Clubs
People's
Washlixtor
Apen Neanion
Congress
Mort Power
Mra O. Shenerd Barnum
Fedeopartment of Education
Wourchold Economies
Olaf M. Guidtin
Household Economice Deposter
W. Falison
Department of Arva Industria
Boeint Candregnaten
Drama League
Orentry
Emmons Cracker
Watrrangs
Mra Wilkinson
A. Barton Miller
Crocket
Unter Myre
Lawrence Maxwell
Mise da Leonard
Francis Squire Potter
Uhr Literary Section
Mchientilly
Highway robbery suspects held after Fort Wayne incident
Two Black women aged 25 and 28 were arrested by Detective Immeli after a late night pursuit linked to a robbery involving a man named Wilson Steele. Officers recovered $190 and a vial of whiskey. suspects claimed Munice as home and faced charges of highway robbery. Witnesses and club companions identified them at the Workingmen’s color club. The investigation continues to determine full details of the attempted theft and the purse loss.
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Immeli
Wilson Steele
Siayen
Munele
Fort Wayne
Prian
Monard Paston
Berry Patraet
Hort Graham
Erle
Workingmen’s
Paxton
Steete
Sterle
Hinmack
Mat Street
Beyerla
Walter Inmelind
Mr. Steele
Steely
Pelle
Brandt
Uo Nelsonera
Aark
Mund Dannsen
Muncle
Clark
Elaine
Nemire
Steele
Knauer and Aron Visit Port Wayne Friends
Corunna residents Mr. and Mrs. HI J. Knauer are visiting friends in Port Wayne today. Mrs. Grace Aron of Garvad is visiting her parents in Corunna. Mr. and Mrs. William Dally and Mrs. Characer dinghy nen Auhuro and Oster in hw guest oel Mrs. William Alaricts are noted. The business department store Fort Wayne Printing Co., 114 118 Washington Blvd., W.
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Corunnna
Ind
HI. J. Knauer
Port Wayne
Grace Aron
Garvad
Wiliam Dally
Characer Dinghy
Nen Auhuro
Oster
William Alaricts
the Business Man’s Department Store
Fort Wayne Printing Co
Washington Blvd
Coat dresses with two tone shade and black satin buttons
A description of summer coats and dresses featuring two tone shading, black round collars, satin buttons, and coordinated gislet color accents. The design shows a front seam on the skirt frock with plain linen, high black satin buttons, long sleeves, and hip-length coat with matching skirt.
Costs Rise During Chicago Convention Week Health Costs Spike in Loop Hotels
Readers report rampant price hikes in Chicago during convention week. Hotels and restaurants impose inflated rates, with taxi drivers charging surge fares and menus showing unusual price adjustments. Report notes two for one drinks and Teddy cocktail spiking costs amid heightened demand, while some venues push higher charges to offset expected losses.
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Chicago
New York
delaRate Saya
Lnrwer
Congress
Palmer
Sherman
Atari
Heck Cain
Teddy
Berger Hotels
Neanr
Judge Reveals Hidden Truths About Conventions
A garbled satirical piece mocks political conventions, depicting delegates as symbolic figures in a chaotic process. It satirizes the ritual, machinery, and theater of nominating platforms, noting the crowd’s reactions and the expected outcomes amid deceptive rhetoric.
Correction on fabrics and pricing at Mergentholm's shop
An odd correction notes greatly reduced prices for rhubtone and velvet milbone fabrics. Colored nets and barn vellings drop to a penny per yard. The changes are available at Mergentholm's, near Orthoun Street, between Main and Golumhta Street.
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Mergentholm'n
Fen Orthoun Street
Main and
Golumhta Ste
Just His Luck Ends in Rough Morning
A man wakes to a misfortune after finding a five dollar bill. He frets that a witnessed assault by a figure he once admired could complicate his day. The fragment hints at personal grievance and social anxiety.
Wreck Train Moves Track to Clear Main Line
An extra Wabash freight engine derailed near Artic twelve miles north of the city Saturday night at ten. The crew shifted the main track aside, allowing trains to pass while the wrecking crew cleared the rails. It took ten hours. No. 39 arrived four hours late at 6:19 a.m. Sunday.
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Artic
Montpelier
Pasanga
Kime Receives Patent for Spring and Lever Engine
Josue F. Kime, formerly Kendall Vine, now South Milford, Ind says he has been granted a patent for his spring and lever engine after years of work. Hundreds of locals have followed the progress and rejoice that the invention is now a working, patented machine.
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Milford
Ind
Juan
Josue
Kime
Kendall Vine Tut
Coming of Columbus presents historic moving picture value
The Coming of Columbus article extols a new picture at the Gleity theatre, praising its excellence and historical Indiiants. It notes a production cost around $40,000 and urges audiences to attend over three days to avoid crowds and experience its moving depiction.
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Gaiety Theatre
Xenutan Tapresshay
Columbia
Gilety
Memorial Day Observed by Knights of Pythias
Wayne Knights of Pythias gathered at First M E church Sunday where Rev D H Gould delivered a memorial sermon. After services they went to Lindenwood Cemetery to decorate the graves of departed brethren.
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Knights OF Pythias
Orl Wayne Knights of Pything
M. BE
D. H. Gould
Lindenwood
Local Troubled Village Tale Of Nellie’s Trial
In a colonial village Nellie, a gifted singer, faces harsh scrutiny about a child and her past. The community reacts with jealousy and judgment as a minister and townsfolk weigh her worth and future, ending with Nellie leaving the church and being sheltered by a friend.
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Neitia Perri
Tale Ty Harps
Neill Perry
Grace Parker
Ika
Villege Stuaret
Beldonenlin
Borin
Nellie
Ghett
Bina Nella
Rohewreal
Alin
Aelven
Cheh
Nana Aight
Neltic
Davis Ani Praya
Pha
Hie
Alvelas
Potato Soap Delight Defies Bread Rivalry
A playful note praises Pacner and ha Bova for favoring a dish called potato soap, contrasting it with corn bread. The writer urges readers to remember Mother next Thursday, adding a light domestic tone to the column.
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Wayne
Pacner
Ha Bova
Mhuerdas
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J. L. Verweire
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