Paris Proposes 200 Million Spend for City Upgrade
The article notes Paris plans to invest 200 million dollars to improve the city. It discusses tax measures and broader fiscal implications, referencing Taft era corporation taxes and documentary stamp revenues. The piece mentions legal and political debates, including figures like Governor Marshall and various newspaper voices, and highlights a Northern Indiana journalism reunion with discussions on editorial ethics and development of journalism in small towns.
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Taft Om Corporation
Ealy
Indiana
Plymouth
N. A
John L. Mannman
Politieal
George Ro Sentt
Gery Tritone
Lem
Public debate on city lighting and governance
The text records a heated discussion about street and public lighting, administration secrecy, and alleged political maneuvering. It cites concerns that municipal lighting favors commercial interests, keeps citizens in darkness, and drains the public treasury, with references to a political leadership and alleged tampering with public funds.
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Corthie
Tie City
Giese
Tulelb
Political Talk CLeon Plans Democratic Candidacy for City Clerk
Mr John CLeon seeks the Democratic nomination for city clerk citing long service in Wayne. He has been a hotel chief bookkeeper and an accountant with deep local ties. His campaign highlights business experience and steady leadership as he runs in the Ninth district race.
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John Cleon
Wayne
Clerle
Mann
Chelen
Wayn Hotel
Mt Clemens Attracts Tourists With Climate And Sights
A fragmented notice touts Mt Clemens as a popular destination highlighting its pleasant climate and waters. It mentions local sponsors and workers driving development to attract visitors, noting a key advocate and community figures behind the campaign.
Wayne Hotel Bar Opens to Public
A historical note describes the Wayne Hotel bar opening to the public with its new amenities. The piece mentions limited details about staff and management, with references to a panel and a founder tied to a prior project.
City News Update Amid Casualty and Staffing Changes
Mie Loona Gasey of Kant Ceoigh ton avenue recovers after appendicitis attack. Mr. Dipper, a head clerk, takes over duties at Trement hol and Wabash, succeeding the night clerk at Wayne hotel. Meetings announce new office hours and plans to advertise forthcoming changes.
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Mie
Loona Gasey
Kant Ceoighton Avenue
Dipper
RM Dorn
Wabash
Wayne Hotel
Wincl Datatts
Wkusa
Chis
Clarence Omo Out of Huntington Jail
Clarence Omo, held on alleged perjury related to the John Baker murder trial, was escorted from Huntington Jail by Fort Wayne attorneys McAdams and Barezotl. He had been transported to the county after his Fort Wayne arrest and subsequent involvement in testimony plans.
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Hla Miner
Wayne
Aura
Germany
Tly Journal-Gazetta
Huntingyom
Thd
Hay
Oforte
McAdams & Barezotl
Fort Wayne
Clarence Ome
John Baker
Murder trial reveals Fort Wayne suspects in Croy case
The report outlines the arrest and trial sequence in the Woodburn murder of Marshal Columbus Croy. It traces Baker’s trial in the circuit court with Judge Coole, Miller as an accomplice, and Jule Erwin’s involvement, including a confession and subsequent bond details. The article references witnesses, a November 108 misprint, and a pending retrial in Shia county.
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John Sulwer
Fort Wayne
Judd
Jul Baker
Columbus Croy
Woodburn
Baker
Coole
Greeepperren
Durfur
Herman Miler
Jule Erwin
Isaler
Mion County
Cort
John Capron
Alien County
Miller
Stork
Walter Wells Arrested for Boardinghouse Theft
Detective Charles Lenz arrested Walter Wells, 18, on a charge of stealing 1 960 from Mrs McDonald, a boardinghouse operator at 1805 Smith Street. The money was found in a purse wrapped around the suspect’s leg as he boarded a train to BL Lau. Officer Robert Dickson recovered a spit of evidence near the riverbank, while two tramps left a broken ship case with only dirty linen inside.
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Charles Lenz
Wales Wells
Wells
McDonald
Smite Street
Lau
Robert Dickson
Clearances Show Slight Falling Off at Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne clearing house report shows a minor drop in clearances for the week ending Tuesday. Comparing with 1908 figures, total receipts and balances fall modestly, reflecting a quiet clearing period despite some fluctuations in specific days.
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Mihagdr Putt Kuli
Fort Wayne Clearing House
Yenagaes Garwerle
Ares
Terarton Balincen
Wolves Captured by Meunevett Sent to New York
June 19 report states Feldimuerach alaimers arrived with two wolves one alive captured by President Meunevett. They will be shipped to New York aboard the Tannenby during art week.
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Waples
Alaimer Feldimuerach
ra-Preident
Meunevett
New Yorke
Tannenby Waltig Art Week
Zimmerman at Large Officers Watch at Night
Zimmerman remains at large as police pursue the suspect in the Wright child case. Nebulous reports place him near Warin area after an afternoon chase. Sheriff Hamlin says authorities doubt locals would harbor him, while observers weigh possible sightings and next steps.
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Nsint News
Waknaw
Jannati
Ancil Zimmerman
Trary Wright
Wari
Olthera
Zimmerman
Burglars Jump From Porch Roof After Robbery
Mr and Mrs Bardgell were awakened near 2 AM by two men who fled through a window onto the porch and escaped into the street after a brief search by Sergeant Pappert and Driver Fa Kevelheimer. The homeowners offered only a vague description of the intruders.
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Mir
Nayton
Howe
Bards
Barglra
Phire
Pappert
Fa Kevelheimer
Bardgell
CuPID STyCh Active Near Lagrange
The CuPID STyCh craze is reported active near Lagrange as the County Clerk’s office handles a flood of documents. Notaries issued today to Marshal L. Axdelott of Mishawaka and Lille M. Peterson of Baen township amid ongoing romantic entanglements.
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Kink News
Lagrange
Ing
Mroxe
Cupid
Nosase
Marshal L. Axdelott
Mishawaka
Lille M. Peterson
Baen Township
Fort Wayne Tourists Planned Continental Trip
Fort Wayne travelers led by John J. Teeter plan a large Elk expedition across the West. The party of sixty to seventy will visit Coronado Springs, Yellowstone geyser basin, Billings, and Los Angeles, returning along the California coast and Rockies after five to six weeks.
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John J. Teeter
Chicago, Turlington& Quincy Railroad
Fort Wayne
Peter Cerdanna
Tl. O- Wells
G. Wenger
George Loesch
Cliva Willams
Adi@le Williams
Jennie Muohey
Frank Heebe
Fort Wine
Teeter
Burlington
Frank Baugher
Supreme Lodge of Elks
Los Angeles
Fort Warne
Coronrado Springs
Upper Geyser Basin
Bill Gale City
Inbecazcle
Coast Line
Cina Rockies
Deaths Dell Anna K Doel aged twenty six at Lathersa hospital
Anna K Dell Doel aged twenty six died at Lathersa hospital at 5 o clock yesterday afternoon from a venal heart condition. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Doel of 1812 Summit Binet and survived by her parents one elder brother and two sisters. She was born June 28 and was a member of the Congregational Lutheran church. Funeral arrangements later.
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Dell
Anna K. Doel
Lathersa Hospital
Grimistoe Stils
Wilbur
Doel
Summit
Henry
Willixe
Harmon
Carb
Miss Berlin Poral
Conanily Lutheran Church
Genm Minis Psc
New Clue to Sigel Tragedy Emerges Inconsistently Recounted Facts
Washington reports a fresh lead in the Elsie Sigel disappearance case. A telegram allegedly from Elsie Sigel arrived in New York on June 12, signed with her name and sent from Philadelphia. Police note uncertainty over who delivered the message and whether it reached the Pirn Sigel inquiry.
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Washington
Elsie Sigel
New York
William Leon
Pennsylvania Arenua
Pan Sigel
Half Price in Europe Continued From Page One
The report notes Washington discussions on export restrictions affecting wood pulp and wood products with Senate amendments. It covers Taft era deliberations, Aldrich’s stance on retaliatory duties, and a debate over a corporate earnings tax proposal targeting higher federal revenues.
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Iimn
Clapp
United States
Aldrich
Canaan
Wien
Wand Pulp. Com
Daniel
Joos
Senate approves river appropriations plan with savings
In a Sun era overview the Senate to day approved a river and harbor appropriation reform. It excludes river and harbor improvements from unexpended balances and requires conversion to the treasury on July 1. The move affects over 125 projects nationwide and aims to curb unneeded spending.
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Waslington
Jane
Sunaor Trye
Bn Earamerce
Huchor
Rhyer
Harber
Edgerton to Stack Against Payne Club In Maryland Match
Edgerton hosts Payne Club in Edgerton Maryland as locals seek a repeat performance after faeb Wayne Shamrocke loaned a defensive battery last Sunday. The Shamrocks provided critical reinforcement to help edge the Buckeyes in a recent pattern the team hopes to replicate.
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Edgerton
Payne Club
Elks Over Bank Clerks In Gridiron Clash At Lawton Park
The Elks defeated the Bank Clerks nine yesterday at Lawton Park amid strong performances by Harry Hogan Fred Kegeman and the team’s strong defense. Highlights included key fielding plays and a standout error by Heatot while Tonkel Tagimeyr and Tepin boosted the Elks offense. Manager Nieter and Captain Dennis lead a deep squad as they prepare to face Dogatur this afternoon at 7 o'clock.
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Mollah
Bank Clerka’ Association Ynaterday
Lawton Park
Graindy
Harry Hogan
Fred Kegeman
Ute Heatot
Myeewithensan
Elks’ Club
Tonkel
Tagimeyr
Tepin
Dogatur
Nieter
Dennis
Chatenacs
Elk
Trdiena
Ohio
Michigan
Wil
Alexandria
Adal Piace
Antwerp Reds Defeat Albion Blues In Pretty Pingpong Style
In a fast game that resembled pingpong, the Antwerp Reds defeated the Albion Blues in Antwerp O on Friday afternoon. Center fielder Gordon starred with five hits in two at bats, and Joy Carr held the Blues to three hits as Hubbard. Ex Care, veteran catcher, aided the Reds with steady play behind the plate. The Reds, a quick, spirited bunch, look to keep up the strong showing in future games.
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Journal-Gazette
Antwerp
Antwerp Stedk
Albion
Aftiernamn
Reds
Gordon
Si” Hubbard
Joy Carr
Blues
Amathees
Antwerp Reds
Wautl Uketh Bonke
Fifteen Killed in Traction Wreck Shocks South Bend
Report of a freight traction wreck leaves fifteen dead and many injured. Kay Mortiman of South Bend and FR Lyla Holley, seated in the stoking compartment, died amid the crash. Survivors were scattered to farms and hospitals. detailed accounts describe severe injuries and emergency responses.
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Rers
Kine
Not
Iran
Kay Mortiman
South Bend
Lyla Holley
Ma Comer
Merrimin
Kelley
Winkie
Don Beugger
Cathourt
Draken Lems
Ofa
Mishawake
Alsust Uaioe
Thule
Train Wreck Injured Taken To South Bend In Indeterminate Report
South Bend Ind June 20 The pedal wheel train carrying twenty injured arrived at South Bend at 2 10 p m Most victims were too groggy to speak clearly and witnesses describe the crash as two cars colliding on the tracks near the westbound route Courtes Kline of South Bend identifies a bound car had the right of way and the crew attempting to pass the westbound unit two miles farther along the line
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South Dent
Ind
South Bend
Courtes Kline
Crinra
Sas
Pilfering at Wayne Club Leads to Arrest
Detective George Bolifay and Captain Kelly arrested John Wright a colored waiter at the Wayne club charging him with stealing a quantity of tableware. The items were found in the man's room at the corner of Francis and Wayne streets. Wright denied the accusation.
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Cuntain Kelly
John Wright
Wayne Club
Negen
Plancis
Wayne Streets
Ataien SG
Persone
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