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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
8
Workers at the Fork Wayne Rolling Mill face danger crossing a driveway and rail spur where scrap piles block view. A multilingual warning poster explains the risks to employees from five language groups, urging caution near the mill complex in West eld.
June 1 notes from South Whitley show residents traveling to Fort Wayne and Lima for health and convention duties. Visitors include Mrs Franklin, Mr and Mrs Bowrrll, and Mr D.C. Beatty. The community discusses Tuberculosis cases, upcoming Pythian Lodge events, and preparations for summer travel to join relatives in Canton and Auburn.
The court heard divorce proceedings involving Geter and Foretrday, with multiple cases including bar admission discussions and a range of marriage licenses. Prosecution plans and courtroom actions were noted, along with medical mentions connected to Foley Kidney Pills and local drug recalls.
Clarence S. Darrow spends the day in court as he questions Gorge Behm of Portage Wisconsin, who admits not being told to testify to the grand jury and that he received only expense money. Behm says his motive to testify is to clear himself after perjury earlier. Cross-examination aims to prove Behm was not paid by Darrow to lie.
The Wide annual convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the North Indiana conference will be held at the M E church in Albion on Thursday and Friday June 20 and 21. A large attendance from nearby towns is expected with plans including a dinner at the church parlor and a full program of devotional songs reports and committee activities.
A missile thrown from a Ginn Printing Company window in Attuck injures seven year old Clifton McKinzie, blinding one eye and threatening the other. Henry Lyntata of South Calhoun Street admits throwing stones and admits crowding beneath the windows as workers warned youths.eye doctor pronounces the injured eye may require removal to preserve the other. The incident occurred near Main and Berry streets as boys gathered for papers, prompting the printer to condemn the nuisance and explain prior warnings.
Washington reports scientists backing a bill to turn over California New Mexico Arizona and Nevada land to Luther Burbank of Santa Rosa for experimental cultivation of spineless cacti as forage. The plan allows purchase at $1.26 to $2.60 per acre after demonstration. officials cite cactus prospects for arid Southwest productivity and national value.
A Lambton County case reports Hortsman accused of larceny after a botany theft involved Frank Math. Officers Nave and Attarudon investigated jewelry and garments found with the suspect and the rights of ownership were contested at the local court hearing.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions names and a date like June but lacks clear actions or context. Summary preserves only readable entities such as personal names and a month, with no verifiable event details.
Chicago June 12 John Wanamaker a Philadelphia merchant and reform figure arrives in Chicago amid Taft backing for his vice presidential candidacy. Delegates from Philadelphia and Pennsylvania rally to Wanamaker as potential Senate influence and tariff revision leverage rise. Wanamaker travels via express train after rapid sea voyage, with Senator Penrose backing his bid.
A grand opening parade marks the start of Hremen's Fair in Garrett with fire department turnout, Garrett police and military units, and Fort Wayne Aero-Moo participants. Spectators lined the streets as bands and automations paraded past, while organizers promise two nightly grand programs and invite all to attend.
In a curious half conte exchange Wilfle asks about a bottle and a hat while his mother objects that the suggestion is too mucilage a playful line with childlike banter and a domestic setting implied.
Attorney Homer Underwood handled all major business matters. Grace Construction completed paving on last shutter street from Lafayette to Clinton and opened the road to traffic yesterday. A bull belonging to Cloyd Wondram disappeared after being carried away by a vehicle near the State Street bridge yesterday. J W Lenghelst offers 60 dollars for information leading to the arrest of the automobilist who struck and killed a fox terrier on Wayne street Tuesday evening. Local women attended the Woman Young Missionary society convention and returned home. Athletic and sewing events noted. stores charge one dollar for garments. BATTERSON-PLETCHER CO.
Picture theatres consented to lunar tickets sold by ten Kart Wayne tax scouts for performances on Monday afternoon and evening June 2. Proceeds from the 5 cent tickets will fund the scouts efforts and benefit their new activities.
A 19th century beauty note promotes a wax treatment sold at drug stores to absorb a blemished complexion and restore healthy skin. The method involves nightly application, removal with soap in the morning, and promises gradual improvement with little inconvenience. It also hints at a facial bath using a powdered mineral solution for rejuvenation.
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