Bricker To Enter City Drunk Cure Facility
Ind June 19 Mayor Foster orders John Bricker to be sent to a publicly funded drunkenness cure facility after a decade of arrests for intoxication. The move aims to prove a public economy measure and is not tied to municipal reform, despite mixed reactions. Bricker will be placed at the cure facility and monitored as part of the city’s program.
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June Verse and Fort Wayne Wedding Report
A long mixed freight of verse and society notes recounts a June bride, Miss By a Man Smith, wed to Worthy J. Hughes of Fort Wayne, Ind, at a Br ted ceremony performed by Rev. Charles Pease. The piece also covers several local society gatherings, visits, recitals, and guests in Fort Wayne, with mention of travel to Rome City and other regional ties.
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Glidden Cars Fail In Hot Springs Contest
In Hot Springs Arkansas June, Glidden cars from Little Rock faced two accidents on the road. Car No 39 broke the axle near Little Rock and was disqualified, while Car No 103 had a broken frame. Both units ordered extra parts and would proceed toward Chicago. The rest of the trip went quietly to the Hot Springs reservation where guests readied for the Dallas and Texarkana stages.
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City News Roundup From Police Court To Cedar Point
Reports from Police headquarters note Wilikun Knepper was picked up on a mild charge of drinking. Jesse Lipkey of Bekart Packing aided ailing mother near Qualan as pneumonia worsened. Maurice Niezer returned from Cedar Point where he attended a meeting of the Only Hig Dealers association. National Hay association set to meet August 24 and 26 at Cedar Point. Fire department responded to a blaze at Apyr Run power house. several boys attempted to burn out a ball ground and caused a span of flames. Gertruie Baverforden fractured her right arm after a bicycle accident near Webster street. A driver fell from a motorcycle after a scare near the city line. investigators tended to the injured and ambulance crews arrived promptly. Police reported a drowned person and a mishap at the 1600 block on Spy Nun. details vague but emergency responders were on scene.
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Curtis Lowers His Record At Louisville Meet
Curtis trimmed ten and a half feet from his previous mark in a short distance start at the Louisville Timon maden meet today. Ground distance 874% rang from the starting line. Previous record was 98 feet. he made just over that in a short distance, outdistancing J. Macar ip in the sprint. Fred Mayek posted notable times in five miles, nine and a half, and ten and a quarter. A preliminary incident on the Obia river saw a motorboat rider fall into the water and survive as the aeroplane and its crew were saved by life savers.
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Beveridge and Marshall to address labor men in Lafayette
June 19 report from Lafayette indicates Trevoridge and Governor Marshall will head a Labor Federation convention at the State Pederatter in late September. W G Demilier arrives from Indianapolis to finalize plans with the Retail Merchants Association for entertainment, including banquet and theater party, with delegates and wives touring the city by automobile. The same week will feature a state federation convention banquet tied to a "home coming" celebration.
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THREe FLAGS GAR MAK 135 MILES A DAY IN INDIANA
In Indianapolis on June 19 the force of the "Three Flags" gar mak completed a 135 mile run across Indiana from Huntington through Was Ward Kokomo Tinton Nobles Invite to Indianapolis. The trek followed the central route with steady pace and no retracing of tracks. Local detachment of Flintshire troops greeted the party and escorted them to the Statehouse before a 3 PM pause.
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Speeding Motorcycles Cause Costly Runaway
A runaway crash occurred yesterday morning near Nine Mile house when three motorcycles from Fort Wayne, each with a passenger, sped past and caused a collision. The riders and passengers escaped with minor injuries, but the incident left damage to a buggy and road debris. Names of the riders were not reported.
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Be veridge and Tate to speak at Winona Lake Bible Conference
The report lists Secretary of State program leader Spasident and Senator Beveridge scheduled to address the Bible Conference at Winona Lake. President Tate is also noted as participating, with events set for August 20 and 30 respectively, as relayed by Apenk.
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Little Fables of the Rising Young Man
An account of a rising young man who spends his summer vacation on a frugal, orderly budget. He avoids excess, pursues light leisure and early hours, yet cannot resist trivial diversions. Chap two shows him exhausted and eager to return to routine work after a brief, restless holiday.
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Knox Will Stay In Cabinet Amid Pennsylvania Politics
Washington June 14 The decision to keep Knox in the cabinet was announced after President pressures and party disillusionment over his potential gubernatorial bid in Pennsylvania. The formal statement indicated Knox preferred remaining in office if the nomination support did not come, reflecting party unity and executive guidance.
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Crowds Pack Robison Park After Storm Clears
A big crowd gathered at Robison Park yesterday with attendance near forecast levels, but rain and a broken promise of an earlier storm limited turnout. After clearing, cars filled the park and visitors enjoyed a pleasant evening at the resort area.
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Fragmentary note on wood heat comparing species
A partial OCR fragment discusses wood heat values, noting hard woods like ituden t tree have greater heating power than softer varieties. It mentions fir and madan styles, and compares interior details and percentages of heating efficiency with other woods.
Taft Sends Sharp Reply Over Nicaragua Crisis
Washington reports President Taft issued a sharp note in response to Madriz protests over Nicaragua. The United States warned against violations of neutrality and potential actions if shipments and stockades near Itinvifeldas were pursued. Exchanges with Mexico’s Diaz and other Central American governments followed, as officials sought Washington guidance on replies.
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