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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
15
A sweeping senate inquiry into the sugar industry and allied lobby activity reveals vast efforts to influence currency and tariff policy. Files show extensive correspondence, large financial backing, and nationwide reach shaping congressional and public opinion.
In Blurbpton Indiana on June 1 a Chicago and Hele Railroad crew backed by a detective special searched for duplicate pay checks issued to foreign workers at a northern county camp. The investigation aimed to expose cheques issued under multiple numbers, with casual reports of extra checks cashed. Despite added watchers, detectives found no instances of duplication on this outing.
Notice to dancers offering free admission and dancing every night except Saturday at the Aerial Dancing Pavilion operated by Wayne Amusement Co.
An old ad copy promises freckle removal with Othine double strength. It guarantees a clear complexion after applying at night and morning, noting most freckles fade quickly and some vanish completely. It urges buyers to insist on the double strength product and mentions a money back guarantee if it fails.
An advertisement proclaims a Fort Wayne specialist offers a broad range of cures and remedies for many diseases. It claims knowledge of treatments and appliances, including spices and medicines, inviting readers to obtain certain cures and advising area contact.
Albion News reports on a spate of local events including a wedding at Kendallville with Rex Brasnek au Wie, visits by Mason lodge members, and a Mayoral court gathering. It notes Mrs. Oerver’s wedding at Dy and Mrs. Oerver’s marriage, and previews forthcoming nuptials including Weir Carver and Marie Smith.
Prominent Washington financier Troxton Beale proposes establishing an advanced political study institute near the Bureau of American Republics, funded by Beale and others. The project would form a temporary center for scholars from leading colleges, with annual assemblies and no government charter, turning the institute over to a national university coalition once established.
Sheritt John Hoff of Auburn spent yesterday in the city handling business and visiting. Street Commissioner Bisel completed relaying two portions of brick pavement on the Clinton street bridge after buckling caused dangerous conditions. Turtle Soup, Saturday Night at Dan Rehm's, 1015 Wells St.
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