Jefferson Light Entertainment Delivers Evening Theatrical Treats
In a cool comfortable Jefferson theatre patrons enjoy daily and Friday night programs featuring Sincaritz a Viet dramatic and Friendly Neighbors a comedy. The week’s acts include Dick Hartder Hoyee and Finan with gongs and a newlywed series. Sebnitz and Finegan, a tailor and shoemaker, chase romance as jealous rivals.
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Jefferson
Atari
Dick Hartder
Hoyee
Finan
Sincaritz
Sebnitz
Finegan
Schultz
Sebvlix
Fin- Tegan
Cupid
The Eternal Sacrifice and the Sealed House Plot
A dramatic tale follows Tony fleeing to attract the Inder and Margaret Lyle as she battles loyalty and love. Arthur Ellie guides thoughts toward the witch of the alums while Tony plots to threaten Montgaret’s house. A failed burglary ends with a death, revealing innocence of Arthur and Margaret.
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Biel
Tony
Margaret Lyle
Oles
Mackaret
Arthur Ellie
Ife
Antoni Tazf
Paltoas
Nery
Edotent
Pescetul
Arthur
Idergaret
Moose Hive Feast and a Good Time
The Loyal Order of Moons dedicated its home In'tha Lau block last night with ceremonies. A feast and speeches followed the gathering. Before the event the home was damaged by fire to about $1,000, now repaired. A new banner was hung as the lodge was adopted by Dictator Frank Em.
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Order of Moons
Tha Lau Block
Frank Em
The Dances of the Ages Ballet Spectacle
A nostalgic revue traces dance history from prehistoric percussive steps to modern ragtime. A worn dancing master narrates with antique charm as miniature figures reenact ancient to contemporary styles across eras.
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Bion
Amy
Zorpa
Slau
Mer
H.C
Gaiety Offers Dramatic Double Feature Today
A powerful Vitagraph drama titled The Drop of Blood is to be shown at the Gaiety theatre today. The film follows a wife maneuvering to bring a murderer to justice, as fear and guilt drive the culprit toward confession in a gripping photo-play that meets the theatre's usual high standard.
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Gaiety Theatre
Gaiety
Pracas
Thore
Lyric Novel Translated Into Pictures At Lyric Frederick
The Lyric presents a dramatized adaptation from the Bobbs Merrill novel translated into a powerful film by Aas hoon. Reliance all-star cast stars in the picture at two Tels. The review says the film makes a good antidote for hot nights and that the Lyric is comfortable for enjoying the show. Tomorrow features the famous keystone remediana in evidence.
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Frederick Teham
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Reliance All-Atar
Famoia Ieystone Remediana
Evide
Illinois suffragists spared cost for bill passage
Chicago June 17 The Illinois equal suffrage association spent 34 000 on the campaign season for the women suffrage bill. Hotel and railway costs for Chicago leaders, letters to legislators and sympathy groups comprised most expenses. Subscriptions funded the rest while earlier seasons ran about 2 000. The governor is expected to sign the measure soon.
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Chicago
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jerry OConnor
City news reports the birth of an eight pound baby girl to Mr and Mrs Jerry I OConnor of Weotminster Place yesterday afternoon Mrs Joe Melville underwent surgery at Me Lutheran Hospital and is recovering There are injuries from a farm accident near New Haven when a horse and buggy spooked injuring Mr Kikiele and his wife Mr Kikiele 79 years old suffered a fractured chin while his wife escaped unharmed Motion pictures at Majestic Airdome 5c
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Jerry I O'Connor
Weotminster Place
Joe Melville
MeLutheran Hospital
Mea
Harcy Kibiele
Lutheran Hospital
Indurlew
New Haven
Horae
Kniiele
Kihiele
St Josephs GE Meeting Plans Entire June Schedule
The St Josephs annual convention in Wahien Toba near Butler, Indiana was announced to run June 24 28 with attendees from across the region. The program outlines opening remarks by President A Smith and speakers including Rev Robi Miss Anna Humes and Dr M F Shupel among others with sessions on religious education division work and church training.
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ST. Josephs
St. Joseph's
Butler
Hid
iLle Olly
Silverre Gorid Migs
Maria Liarner
A. Smith
Eddrias
Blahey
A. J. Howard
Dayton
Obie
Shupo
Gato Nyybi
Comtitvees
Lisa
Peeves PtDt
Ravliizon
de Shaya Tecteo Ae
Milas Koomts
M. F. Shupel
D. Robinson
Saupe
Jn the Church
Prof
Robinson
Cpus Sesitan Reescrrieeeseees DE
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Intimate Glimpse of Japanese Life Event
An informal Japanese evening at the charity parlors Friday at 7:30 features a display of Japanese wares, attire, and cultural demonstrations to showcase life in Japan and the missionary work progress. The program includes lanterns, Buddhist temple imagery, songs, and a slide show of private life and missionary activities.
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John de Vorest
Charcly
Avinny
Wotdern
Japan
Will Probe Day Work and Cause Delinquency in Boys
A seven day wort inquiry in Fort Wayne and a social service push by the Methodist church discuss how day labor affects boyhood delinquency. Rev Ward of Chicago argues child welfare rests on family health, housing, food, education and play, calling for marriage laws to curb disease and a program guaranteeing children’s rights and protection. Roy W. Grisat joins the committee as talks stress public health morals and childhood development as essential for community welfare.
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Fort Wayne
Mona Tedercion
Lev. Ward
Oplntoy
Ward
Ndbachal
Biz
Jesus
God
Fort Wayne Women Active at Auburn Convention
The Fort Wayne Women’s Auxiliary attends a northern Indiana conference in Auburn, with Mrs. F. Thornburg delivering greetings. Leaders from Fort Wayne and Bluffton discuss ways to energize district convention outreach, attract youth, and engage members during sessions.
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Fort Wayne
Auburn
Droopater
Monroe Villa
Lokawarry
Wright Garratt
Mindons
Cobb
Mes. Wolmer
Bluffton
W. A. Ghent
John Nivel
Ming Grace Hings
Jedha
Fort Ware
Abe Grundy
Chariy Sles
J. B. Groxland
C. H. Brown
B. Grom
Steward Rewrer
Mn G- T Qoverdale
Tuttle
Habaunde
Duika
Misbranded Meat Products Sub Subject 10
Washington June 17 and officials announced a sweeping expansion of the Lipfool and Crags act guiding meat and meat products in interstate and foreign commerce. Meats not exempt from pure food provisions may now be seized for misbranding or adulteration. Regulators will require manufacturers to comply with labeling and inspection rules. seizures and criminal prosecutions may follow for misbranding.
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Washington
Hanston, McAdan
Bentfield
Houston
Carimores
Comra
Corse
Land Fontieration
Thief Foiled at Gantry's Circus Parade
William Kollenbush attempted to steal flowers from Butler's green license area to fund free admission to Gantry's circus. He broke a window but was stopped by the proprietor and held until police patrol arrived, then jailed for the incident.
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Gantry
William Kollenbush
Willisut
City to raze unsafe Calhoun frame shacks this week
Assistant Fire Chief Jasper and the Board of Safety plan an inspection on Calhoun street between the Nickel Plate and Pennsylvania railroads with intent to condemn and raze ramshackle frame structures cited as fire traps. Officials expect similar action on this principal business street, aiming to clear unsafe buildings. The report also lists numerous arrests and court actions involving theft, assault and intoxication across city wards.
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Jasper
Board of Safety
Morally Responsible For Woman's Death At Strike
In Ipswich on June 17 a court found Juna Mowe and two Industrial Workers of the World leaders morally responsible for the state of a woman during a strike. They were held on riot charges with a $1200 bail set by Judge Sayward. murder charges remain pending. One defendant was freed on the more serious murder count. Eleven others were held on related charges.
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Carroll T. Pin- Brea
Nathaniel Germann
Lectern
Industrial Workers of the World
Brand
Cnarsa
Sayward
Mra. Plagree
City Hall considers license for sanitary engineers
A labor federation backed ordinance licensing sanitary engineers faces council review. After a conference with federation reps the measure will be amended by the city attorney and re-examined at a committee meeting likely next Friday. The council may approve, though a similar ordinance was defeated about a year and a half ago.
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Federation of Labor
Council
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette May 1813 Circulation Statement
Fragmented OCR summarizing a worn circulation report for May 1 to May 31, 1813 of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. The readable text includes scattered illegible lines and partial numbers, with no clear circulation figures or entities fully discernible.
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Tournal-Gandits Co. Publianers
Theodore C. Dodane
Syhon
Iona NM
Gioe
City Asphalt Gang Starts on Clinton Street
The city asphalt repair crew finished patching Third Street from Harrison to Sherman and will begin Clinton Street near Main, continuing southward. Since the municipal plant opened three weeks ago after delays, Houffman and High streets have also seen work, with crews laying about 200 yards per day.
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Pateling
Third Streat
Harrison
Sherman
Clinton
Main
Houffman
High
Ganz Jays
Public notices of births marriages and property deals
A fragment lists births to Frye Casey Hindman Ben dure and Lantz with addresses. a son named Joseph Bundy at 3519 Walton, a $2,000 dwelling for William Walke on Swinney Avenue, John Buelzer with a brick dwelling at West Barry, remodels at 323 West Williams, and a contagious diseases notice for Dallas Clayton age 7 with diphtheria. City Hall notes mention Mayor Dies and Jesus Grice returning from Anticl, Illinois, via Chicago with unspecified guests.
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Joseph Bundy
Walton
Avenue
William Walke
Swinney
Peter Noll Shows Signs of Recovery
Peter Noll, a 76 year old plumber, showed signs of improvement after a past accident. He was hospitalized at St. Joseph’s and reported steadily, though lingering injuries from a horse and wagon incident remain. The horse bolted near Lafayette and Jefferson streets, dragging Noll along the lot’s edge before the wagon ran over him. The horse was finally stopped in Colorado Street.
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Peter Noll
Toneph
Lafayetta
Jefferson Atrerta
Thei Anboal
Batasette
Colarhin Street
Real Estate Transfers Amid City Lot Sales
Fragmented list shows transfers of residential parcels and additions in various neighborhoods. Names include Margaret Swisher, Willie Threet, John Beguo, and Walsh & Co arranging sales from parcels in Avanni lo and Aronilate with prices ranging from 120 to 760 dollars.
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Tawhah Fries Af
Siburey Ban Realty Se
Ponting Place
For & At & Co
Dreibelbine
Margaret Swisher
Renden
Avoniinlo
Fort’ Wayne Homestead
Willie JA
Wechris Adullian
Taxeph Pinlstarl
John Beguo
Walsh & Co
Jovnah D. Krsonaki
Bsa
Aegis Proivelales
Adiattion
Margaret
Swiates
John Swhter
Joe S& Braden
Aronilate
Sonapk Binisimg
Jenn Boua
Ays Wayne Ameatend
Willian
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