21 Jun 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1914
Page
1
A fragmented community notice outlines hall events and civic activities, mentioning attendance by local figures, upcoming meetings, and general happenings. The report references a council crowd, planning details, and a mix of social and organizational notes from the neighborhood.
Local concert in Swin begins this afternoon under the direction of Albert Ueliuerici. Deana and others perform as MinIs patil attend. Mrs Meyer and Lavell are listed among attendees at city hall notes.
A report on ongoing Westinghouse strike talks cites Pani Ciday and Milla from Philadelphia as key figures. The piece notes scheduled meetings and uncertain progress with workers and management, and mentions safety concerns and transport disruptions affecting participants.
An elderly resident who lived for decades at a single address in the community has died. The obituary notes a long life with several surviving family members including a widow and children.
The report details a series of police actions and suspects including a man admitting to a clerk, a wife’s repeated demands to leave, two young clerks at Parker Hose store tied to theft, several arrests for drunkenness and forgery, and a pneumonia related death delaying a jail term. The items mention Walter Kingenbergen, Win, and others in a chaotic crime roundup.
Miss Wilson is named editor amid community plans. The August feature aims to publish Mor rendad ner magazine and appoint a service secretary tied to schools, funded publicly, with Miss Wilson as a figurehead at a luncheon where a resolution was passed.
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