Southside Park Plan Advocated by 1000 Enthusiasts
About 1000 members of the South Side Improvement Association gathered at the No 2 pumping station to push a park proposal for the southern city district. Speakers included A M Rinewall, H Worden, S B Fleming, E W Conk, A A Ringwall, and Harrison P Eddy, who lead the study by Metcalf Eddy of Boston. The gathering followed a banquet with city officials and press representatives at the Commercial Club. The site discussed is a natural amphitheatre by the St Mary's river, ideal for a park with driveways and wooded banks enhancing Allen county scenery. The Electro-Technic band performed, and Ringwall introduced Hanna and Fleming as part of the program.
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South Side
Dlyla Mprovement Association
South Broadway
A.M. Rinewall
South Eide Association
Commercial Club
Eddy
G. B. Worden
Bir
Holdy
Southside
Foster
St. Mary's
Allen County
A. A. Ringwall
Southside Association
F. B. Hanna
Fort Wayne Cliute Improvement Association
Bo Fleming
Calumn‘t
Directors Take Over Grand Rapids in Central League
June 19 Grand Rapids club of the Central League is in sore straits with months of unpaid salaries. Directors took over the club as a last resort. Jack Pendry named manager and Steve Ragan business manager. Directors will meet in South Bend next Monday to decide the franchise’s fate.
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Dayton
Grand Rapids
Jack Pendry
Steve Ragan
Busi
United States Recognizes Portugal Republic
June 18 The United States officially recognized the republic for Portugal. The decree proclaimed the end of monarchy and exile of the royal family, announced to the chamber and public outside the assembly building. The government announced by the U S as organized in Portugal under the new republican regime.
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Lisbon
United States
Portugal
Beaganaa
Alee
Gaberad
Qvorst
Lorillard
Uppr
Sonor Michado
Partugel
Sutormissig
United States of America
Partuguss Republic
Panama bond bids reveal irregularities in sale
Irregularities surfaced in the bidding for Panama three percent bonds worth 5 million dollars. The average issue price fell to 102.21 as bids of 1 million dollars each, once deemed unsuccessful, now appear likely to win. The National City Bank of New York is expected to secure about 2 to 3 million dollars, while officials note anyone bidding 167.21 or higher will receive some securities.
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Washington
Panama
Stational City Bank
New York
Eure
Senator Lea Provides Blood to Save Wife in Transfusion
A Solon sacrifices his own blood to save his wife, Mrs Lea, during a transfusion operation performed after her grave condition worsened post surgery. The procedure restored color and strength to her, while the senator weakened but recovered, able to visit her bedside the same day.
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Lea
Mrs Lea
Mr. Lea
Senator Lea
Lee
Dirs. Lea
Tna
Governor Marshall to Help Lay Cornerstone in Auburn
Auburn Ind June 19 The county commission has set July ST for the corner stone taping at the old DeKalb county court house Governor Marshall has consented to preside with Judge Bowers as speakers A special committee will supervise arrangements and invite public officials and newspaper men to attend, aiming to mark a countywide event.
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Auburn
Ind
DeKalb County Court
Marshall
Bowers
Wend Ieto
Remains Found in Degk of Maine Vessel After Clearance
Workmen clearing deck areas of the Maine vessel uncover bones and a forearm amid jagged wreckage near the engine room. Water level lowered to fourteen feet reveals heavy mud and marine growth, hindering interior access while officers and crew quarters have been largely cleared. Further exploration promised once conditions permit.
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Ering
Grable
Tan
Zapata arms former Insurrectos in Cuernavaca clash
In Cuernavaca, capital of Morelos, Erminio Zapata arms hundreds of former Insurrectos defying the government. Madero orders Zapata to report for explanation while Figueroa denounces Zapata’s troop attire and bandit-like actions. Train crew assaulted for valuables. plantation sacked. Zapata claims to have gathered 600 men.
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Mexico City
Erminie
Zapats
Cuermayaca
Morelos
Francisco I. Madero
Fixguerca
Zapata
Cuerna
Cuema
Zapatn Yeaterday
Arsana
Tooting
Eighteen Air Men Complete First Stage in Liege Race
Eighteen aviators started yesterday on the European circuit race, with seven reaching Liege by night and eleven remaining at the aerodrome. Renaux 13:63, Kimmerching 22, Prevost 2 03, Waciaut 25:00, Thy 98:38 were among the official times quoted as the first stage closed. Gachet, who landed for repairs, capsized on takeoff and injured his legs though not seriously.
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Liggs
Belgium
Vinecebnes
Utrecht
Vidart
Senile Garres
Liege
Renaux
Kimmerching
Prevost
Aciat
Gachet
Xershon
Forday
Cloud burst devastates crops and stock near Oakland City
A severe cloud burst caused widespread destruction as floodwaters from the Patoka River swept through Oakland City, destroying corn and wheat acres and bending fences and buildings. Many livestock escaped, while residents faced rising water. one man reportedly fled to his bedhead to seek safety as waters surged.
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Oakland City
Patoka
Grover
Ass Anderson
Senate splits over Canadian tariff reform threat
The United States Senate sees open revolt among Republican leaders over the Canadian tariff reform bill. Senator Dixon of Montana demands an explicit speech or expulsion while warning that passage could draw Republicans toward a free list. Northern Republicans voice support for extending duties on iron, steel, chemicals, cotton, and other Northwest-protected goods. Senate leaders vow to push a tariff overhaul, resisting changes and seeking a cohesive stance against free-list measures.
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Wasrington
le Hy
Dixon
Montana
Senate
Connécticut
Massachusetts
Northwest
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Massachue
Bailey
Texas
House
Willams
Staalppl
United States
Eee
Thors
Veneman Says He Won't Seek Re Election in Vanderburgh
Indianapolis June 1 veteran Indiana speaker Alhart T Veneman of Evansville told Crawfordsville’s Municipal League he will not run for re election for Vanderburgh county representative. He said he will return to law practice and avoid active politics for several years keeping the door open for future service. The Democrats are backing Governor Marshall for reelection.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Iavto
Petirica
Veneman
Democrats
M Marehall
Missing Heirs Seek Cleveland Property in Long‑Hidden Case
Efforts by Mrs Cr rus Hattéyer of 801 Gay Street attempt to locate her sister Maggie Alberta missing for nineteen years. Maggie is claimed as an heir to substantial Cleveland property. she would be seven next birthday, but has been forgotten by mothers and descendants of the Alberts after living with a Cleveland family following the mother's death.
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Crrus
Hattéyer
Gay Street
Maggie Alberta
Cleveland
Bwanny
Cleve
Tanta
Te Alberts
Bloomington court orders liquor licenses after voting outcome
Bloominton, Ind. Luna 13 Judge Wilson of the circuit court ordered the granting of licenses after considering nine applications for liquor licenses in the city. Within thirty minutes several licensed establishments began business following the recent election in which Bloomington fared wet by a majority, while county commissioners refused licenses to nine applicants who claimed conscientious scruples against liquor.
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Bloomington
Ind
Luna
Judse Wilson
Circert Court
Cis Vity
Beat about Bush declaring laws illegal
Indianapolis June 19 That the proposed constitution by Governor Marshall and the legislature was illegal for denying proportional representation by reducing the house membership and by its apportionment method John T Dye argued in his suit to block submission to a vote Evidence centered on costs of printing ballots and the draft constitution with testimonies from Romus F Luast and others amid court proceedings
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Indianapolis
Marshall
John T. Dye
Belng
Eemster
Dye
Pat Romus
The
Senate
Rare White House reception draws vast crowd
The White House hosted a large reception with an estimated 12 000 attendees though a precise headcount was not released. Diplomats, journalists, and officials from the Senate, House, and all government departments attended, gathering prominent figures from across society in a historic Washington event.
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Ehéde
Leest
Netton Uche
Washington
United States Army
Senate
House of
Joy Riders Arrested After Returning Car To Garage
William Van Camp and Robert Sower, residents of Lake Avenue, were arrested after joyriding in a Hattersley automobile. The car was recovered by Officer Eisenhut at Nath Street garage and returned to the rear shop. Van Camp claimed prior use was rare, while authorities suspect a longer pattern. The machine reappeared previously and the group chose not to print sensational details after its return.
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William van Camp
Pixley“Bong
Harry. Hattersley
Hattersley
van Camp
Rovert Sower
Lake Avenue
Nath Street
YapCamp
Eisen
Uae
Ork
Canal Meeting To Be Held Today At One OClock
A telegram to Captain Charles Campbell reports Colonel Zinn will miss Fort Wayne survey. The canal meeting for posters from Fort Wayne and nearby cities moves to 1 pm at the Commercial club rooms. Colonel Milla will present canal prospects. delegates from Michigan City and other towns expected. Campbell travels from Chicago with optimism for canal success.
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Charles Campbell
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Dean Waterwars Association
Collorel Zinn
Board of
Army Engineers
John Mr. Polson
Michigan City
Deflante
Huntington
Rochester
Campbell
Helm
Hal
Mort Wayne Festa
Defends Havemeyer in sugar trust inquiry hearing
Washington reports on the home inquiry into the American Sugar Refining company and related refineries. Committees interrogate witnesses about formation and operations of big corporations, uncovering new facts on wealth creation and alleged government frauds tied to sugar weighing at New York port. James L. Post defends Havemeyer’s role amid questions on stock issuance and corporate ties, as representatives challenge testimony about directorate involvement and compensation.
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Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
Winternet
Tore Wee
New York
Special “Sugar Trust
James IL Post
National Sugar Retiring Company of New Jersey
A. O. Havemey
Wrgamzer
American Company
House
Treasury Department
Oliver Spitzer
Cornoration
Higher
Post
Avemeyer
Madison
Havemeyer
Silva
Sala Bir
Zavemeyer
Natural Sugar Refining Company
Bir
Dal
Atkins
American Sugar Refine Ine
Lowell i Palmer
DL Palmer
Bas ‘1
Palmer iv
OEOCO
Fort Wayne High School Commencement Address and Dance
The Fort Wayne high school commencement will be held tonight in the school auditorium. Sixty eight seniors will receive diplomas. Professor J. O. Read of the University of Michigan will deliver the commencement address. Afterward the class will entertain with a dance at the Minuet ball. This year’s class is the second largest, with thirty three boys and thirty five girls.
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Fort Frayne High School
J. O. Read
University of Michigan
Ponbirger
Fore i Wayne High School
Oc~ Saafen
Teres
Nomjer
Drowning Reported Near Fayetteville Palomah Lake
Several members of the family and guests of former Associate Justice Truly of the Mississippi Supreme Court reportedly drowned in Palomah Lake near Fayette tonight. Judge Truly is the last family member reported to have escaped.
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Natchez
Miss
Tune
Famcity
Justice Truly
Mississippi Suprema
Palomah Lake
Fayette
Truly
Weather overview for Indiana Ohio and Wisconsin regions
Weather forecasts for Indiana Ohio and nearby areas expect warmer conditions and continued mild winds into midweek. Tuesday and Wednesday show fair skies with rising temperatures, while rainfall remains limited. Rainfall recorded recently was low, with stable barometric pressure and a northeast wind from the high velocity region.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
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