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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1919

Page

14

Fourth of July bout sparks cautious talk on plans

Ringside notes from coach and sparring partners discuss the Fourth of July show plans. Rumors name Jack Clancy and Eddie Estam as contenders while Wright, a 205 pounder, challenges the winner of Richards and Dus for a title shot. Jess Willard appears in a Chicago hospital drawing room after spring training as talks turn to a possible installment plan for the event.

Jess Iim Road Sulybatee Jun Corbet Jack Clancy Bie Aeuckman Los Angeles Eddie Estam Bob Witaslanon Fonisheef Cuolumbua France Wricht Pershing

British Army Captain Marries Local Nurse in Simple Ceremony

In A LIGONTER, Ind on June 17 Mrs Leora Eldred daughter of Mr and Mrs TL Eldred and Captain Trit son of the British army wed yesterday at noon at the bride’s parents home. Only relatives and close friends attended with out of town guests from Indiana. The groom, now teaching in Edmundton Alberta, will reside there with the LeMay couple. Others noted include Rosa Bolix undergoing appendectomy and Alphaeus Gambenn giving a Muskrat lecture.

A_LIGONTER Ind Leora Eldred TL Eldred Tritson Tara Thas Frank RL Lndred Bess Carlson Jons Limwill Ulmnots Dublle Aehdols Iatee Sioux Falla Rosa Af. B Lawel Haron Frances Diarharse Bilas Verda Toder Rome Lutland Collins Valéda Ves Sterday Dreat Gibson I Willns Wall Bond J. Lee Herbert Judson Cwke Tee Bristol Jenne Drain Munnell Sige Heeb Straas Brow Bhersoad

Election of officers at local court of the Ben Hors to Ment

Election of officers to be held at the local court of the Ben Hors to Ment with urgent attendance requested. The Lady Eagles arranged a card party. Mrs Clare Peters Walker resigns as mayor’s secretary. Miss Martine Miller to succeed. David McKeeman Jr plans trip to Columbus for Methodist centenary, accompanied by dog Gyp. boy scout member since 1921 noted.

Ben Hors To- Ment Clare Peters Walker Sherman Catshall Martine Miller Econtroller Wilher B. McKeemen David McKeeman Barr Strest Columbus Ohio Gyp Theon Aise Young McKeemen Ind Fort Wayne

Armenian Drive Gathers Momentum

Armenian and Syrian relief fund drive gains speed with multiple organizations backing the cause. The campaign plans broad outreach through letters and donations, led by Treasurer Theodore Wentz who will handle pledges and contributions at Lincoln National Bank.

Allen County Theodore Wentz Hae Wentz Lincoln Natonal Bank Emmy Alya

Fort Wayne Yard Laborers Sought Amid Big Fight Report

Columbus Ohio July 17 The legislature refused to interfere with the Wallard Dempsey prize fight in Toledo on July 4. The house defeated the Dunn bill granting Governor Cox power to revoke the permit. A motion to reconsider lingered. passage depends on fast action and emergency clause prospects.

Fort Wayne Builders Supply Co Columbus Luna

Mrs Lenora Horn Awarded Seventeen Thousand Dollars

BHHUffion Ind June 14 Judge D E Smithy of Decatur served as special judge in the long running accounting suit brought by Mrs Lenora Horn of Muncie against Ambrose Lupp ton of Hartford City and William A Gemmill as administrator of Greer Gemmill's estate. Horn claimed about $20,000 from the Bank of Pennville where she was an original stockholder. The court found in her favor, awarding $7,752.26 plus six percent interest from April 23, 1906 to May 31, 1918 totaling $6,174.73, for a total judgment of $14,087.25. This marked the first trial in about ten years, after a prior defense verdict was reversed by the supreme court.

Bhuffion Ind D. E. Smithy Decatur Lenora Eurn Muncit Ambrose G. Lupton Hartford City William A. Gemmil Pennville Greer F. Gemmill Horn Bank of Pennville Origins Smith Birs. Horn Supreme Court Idemrat

Augustine's pupils give a grand library hall recital

The Library Hall audience of hundreds attended St Augustine's Academy advanced music students recital under Sisters of Providence. The program featured 23 numbers across vocal and instrumental pieces from the Little Boys' Orchestra to a patriotic sketch by young ladies. Notable performances included Miss Virginia Foobey on piano with Miss Georgette Bonelli on guitar, and a large Nations tableau ending with Columbia leading the Allies in a triumphal arch.

St. Augustine's Academy Sisters of Providence Uttle Boys Lis Close Library Hall Virginia Foohey Georgette Bonelli Louise Rnshara Mt Joy Columbia Milas Agenee Clao White United States Lois Parrott Delgium Norine Odean J Canada Ruth Peguignot Braz Virginia Fox Prince Helen Phi Weo Olga Wiesmer Loenraug Logan Miss Georgetts Bonelli Mia Virginia Fooher Loehe Velma Lordier Virginia Poorty Virginia Foobey Hec 91 Marc Dowell Poloruise Agnes Fophey Alberti Academy Orchestra Benice Centlivre Clay White Alice Stahl Geraldine Pequignot Ruth LaTourelle

Quick Returns at One Cent a Word in Want Ads

The Journal Gazette announces affordable want ads with a rate of one cent per word. Readers are invited to place notices promptly to ensure rapid responses and maximize visibility for sales, job offers, and personal announcements.

Journal-Gazette

Home Talent Play a Huge Success in Decatur

The home talent show directed by Mr Herr Thana and Erof-Trup Fristoe of the LaSalle Musical company thrilled a large Rep fete audience. The performance raised hopes to net 11 090 for the Gym. Cast members delivered polished, well-acted roles and the overall reception praised the quality as the best yet in the city. Ticket sales brought in 689 dollars, adding to the event’s success. Journal-Gazette Want Ads for quick returns.

Herr ‘Thana Erof- Trup Fristoe LaSalle Musical Company Wes Pfiten

Engineer Michael Laughlin Injured In Huntington Crash

Chief engineer Michael Laughlin, of the Walt & Dessauer building project, is seriously hurt from a Tuesday auto crash near Huntington. He remains at St. Joseph’s hospital facing internal injuries while Col. Crail and Myr. Dessaver escaped with minor injuries after a headlong collision with a passing car forced their roadster off the road. Authorities seek the other driver charged with leaving the scene. Laughlin, a former city patrolman and longtime fire department member, was en route from a business trip when the rear collision toppled his Ford roadster and pinned all three occupants. The unidentified driver’s escape and speed are under investigation as doctors monitor Laughlin’s condition.

Michael Lauelin Walt & Dessauer St. Joséph's Hospital Huntington Col. Crail Ame Fem Tle Myr Dall Laughlin Finuse Myron Dessaver Vaughtin Wmesurs Laughtin Crail Fort Wayne Hilington Roedster Tallner Michael Laugntin

Fort Wayne Vocational School Holds Diploma Ceremony

The Fort Wayne vocational school auditorium hosted the diploma presentation with over twenty graduates. Superintendent L. N. Hines delivered the principal address on college education, stressing its broad societal value and citing federal education funding and statistics on graduates.

Civil War Soldier Meets Real Friend in Camp Grant Tale

A June report from Reckfont Morning Star describes Lt. WA C Mortarity, a Camp Grant officer, meeting a young Irish named Moriarity. The tale centers on hunger, a dining hall, and a chance encounter that reveals shared military ties and a strong bond formed amid improvised meals and casual camaraderie.

Reckfont Morning Star Fies Port Wayne WA. C. Mortarity Spelise Cagipe Grant Gidner Camp Grant Alfforpor Petbuell Morenvés

Labor Agency Divides AFL Over Mooney Strike

Atlantic City June 17 delegates to the American Federation of Labor Convention narrowly refused to endorse a general strike in solidarity with Thomas Mooney. The body urged executives to pursue Mooney’s release through recognized processes while accusing Mooney defenders of misusing union funds to attack the AFL. A Toledo mission was named to meet Willys-Overland officials to settle the Toledo strike, with James Walsh predicting a end-of-week settlement.

Atlantic City N. J American Federation of Labor Convedtion Daly Thomas Mooney Mooney Defense Committee Ameri~can Federation of Tahoe Mooney Chicago Organized Labor Soviet Russia Toledo Willys-Overland Company Efort James J. Walsh Fedical Ceerathon

Nickel Plate Offers Summer Chicago Excursion Fare

Railroad and Industrial News reports a new low excursion fare from Fort Wayne to Chicago via Nickel Plate, effective Sundays from June to October. The $2.45 round trip includes war tax, departure 2 30 p m, return later same day, with similar rates expected from Pennsylvania lines. The policy aims to revive long weekend trips to Chicago, mirroring historic high crowds and park visits.

Pritchard Nickel Plate Fort Warne Chicago Enn Traly Reaviig Dae Sime Cy Pennsylvania Company Eltersac Ward Rous Pennsylvania Company Pennsylvana Windy City Greel

Wabash Shopmen pledge loyalty for No Accidents Week

Workers signed pledge cards yesterday promising to exercise caution to prevent injuries during No Accidents Week starting Sunday morning. J. P. Taussig urged employees to lead in safety, with a 1:48 PM Anthony hotel gathering presided by Supt J. R Lewin to finalize campaign plans.

Lee Wabash Njuzen J. P. Taussig Ashash Wabesh Ttem Anthony Hotel Safety Committee J. R Lewin Hanr

Trolley Party for Dudlo Club Members Planned

Dudlo Club members at Dudin Manufacturing will ride special cars Thursday evening at 7 30 from the Interh station to Tobison Park for a trolley party with wives and friends. The event is announced by the social committee chaired by Otte Saider to entertain members this season.

Dudin Manufacturing Company Gind Otte Saider Uneslut Chander Af Commerce Chamber of Commerce

J W Bash Co Advertises Fresh Seed Potatoes

A rustic ad notes new arrival of fancy late Seed Potatoes and eating stock. It urges readers to phone 63 and promises delivery service by J. W. Bash & Co.

J. W. Bash & CO Perrine-Armstrong & CO

Fourth Liberty Bonds distribution at Nickel Plate station

A Fourth Liberty Bonds train arrived yesterday over the Nickel Plate road to distribute bonds. The car opened for employees who completed payments, and the train with C. G. Holtz connected Slexenter will make six more stops on the Chicast division, finishing the distribution.

Liberty Band Nickel Plate Road C. G. Holtz Slexenter Sis Atlork

Klotz and Bride Return from Honeymoon in New York City

T W found be s water in good condition and the Elotes report their honeymoon in New York City ended with a test. Klotz, a longtime cashier at the Wabash freight office, is noted as well known. The city records births and marriages at St. Joseph’s Hospital and local addresses list several newborns and name changes.

Anthony Elote Bate Cherles Mond

City Delays Water Well Location Decision

City officials discuss water works tests and site selection for new wells. Superintendent Smith reports readiness to test wells while council considers locations, postponing action to next Tuesday with a committee to join the board of works and water works to decide.

Smith Water’ Works and Electric Light Zeparteent Board of Works Water Works Department Comnett Alkeli Walter Works Department

Ony Hall News Salary Increases Considered For City Workers

The city council held a committee of the whole session Tuesday night to review several salary ordinances. The police department faced an eight hour day and 15 new hires, with no general raise for current officers. The water works and street light departments also saw salary adjustments proposed, including a ten percent boost for many employees and a raise for humane officers. The action, while not final, was recommended for passage at the regular meeting.

Counailman E. B. Aklatosh State Legiz Emslaves Duesday Nisl Gurry Geerge Smith Light Igien Dre

Muncie slayer case moves to confession hunt

NEMS County sheriff Gillie and detectives 3ali and Rundell with Herman Hulle and Miss Bernarding Wornker plan an early morning trip to Mubsie to coax a confession from William Anderton, the colored suspect tied to the murder of druggist Pred Haile and the recent shooting at Blunch hospital. local authorities suspect Anderson still recovering from bullet wounds.

Gillie 3Ali and Rundell Herman Hulle Abs. Ierson Kilten Fred Tolin

City Court Notes Highlight Multiple Delinquent Defendants

City court heard several cases including Clarrice N Bl oppon alleged theft of rope and vegetables from a grocer’s shop. Joseph Reed arrested for train climbing received a continuance with conditions to leave city. Theresa Zicca malicious trespass case continued until Friday. Jacob Wiedeman malicious possession of liquor case adjourned to July 17. William Mitchel loitering charge continued to Tune 51. Frank James and Arzivend Jonas fined on petty intoxication charges.

Clarrice Emper Heerth Cancles Espyer Joseph Reed Theresa Zicca Jacob, Wiedeman William Mitchel Frank James Arzivend Jonas

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