Carpenters to fund Labor Day relief drive in city
Railroad and Industrial News reports the Carpenters and Joiners union 332 will donate a large amount for Labor Day. A social will run next Thursday at the Star theatre hall to aid a sick member paralyzed for years, his daughter ill with tuberculosis. The union plans a sick benefit and relief fund after amendments pass, with four new members admitted this week.
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Carpenters and’ Joiners’ Union
Ag Hirge
Star Theatre
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Hall
North Calhoun Street
Conductor Exonerated After Passenger Kick Incident
Judge Collins discharged Hoyt Cline a street car conductor charged with assault and battery following a confrontation with passenger Ralph Adair who allegedly refused to pay fare. Witnesses described a mob scene as Cline escorted Adair through a tunnel and off the car, claiming self defense amid threats from awaiting crowd. Adair disputed nonpayment and forced removal sparking the dispute.
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Collins
Hoyt
Cline
Tinianapolis
Ralph Adair
Adair
Cie
Tnan
Cling
Adil
Adric
Jaw Sf
Local Wabash Shop Men Attend Convention
Charles W Koonti of the Wabash machine shop and 200 W Gabriel left for Springfield New Jersey to attend the district meeting of the Ikeckemlche wnt MitcMinttix union of the Federated Craft of ty Wabash system. They will return next Monday. Frank J Sehwand of the Walia Pipefitters union departed for Delroy Michigan to serve on a grievance committee there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Koonti
Wabash Binekamith Shen
W. Gabriel
Springfield
Ikeckemlche Wnt Mit— cMinttix” Union
Frank J. Sehwant
Walia Pipefitters’ Union
Delroy
Mich
Wabash Freight Agents to Meet Here Next Week
Wabash freight agents from the Toledo and Detroit branches of the Peru division will visit this city Thursday to confer with D. J. Marsyt, superintendent of transportation, and J. Sullivan of Peru on freight matters. The meeting may be held at a hotel. Reports note new accommodation trains and through trains on the F. and S. division to compete with the B. & G. railroad. An injury report mentions A. J. Litner and IL Grothaus suffering head and foot injuries at Pennsylvania shops.
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Wabash
Toledo
Detroit
Peru Division
D. J. Marsyt Iunerin
Tendent
J. ©. Sullivan
Peru
Facuiss
Fhintington
Marion
Morales
D.C Peterson
Wiviston
Denver
Santa Pe
Fork Wayne
IW Diether
Tumea Bell
Teolsmn
Eidqdarters
Montpelier
C.wea
Ceater- Gay
G. W. Smith
al Ringks
Pennsylvania
Lengus
Tadiany Harbor
Fred Thomuaty
TB. Hebert
Pennsylvanis Y Maching Shorn
Pennsylvania Conductor Killed at Crestline
Conductor Jonn M Hall was instantly killed and SW Lanier, a flagman, was seriously injured at Crestline Ohio early yesterday morning when a locomotive car collided. The wreck occurred while they were sleeping in the caboose following a derailment.
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Jonn M.hall
SW. Lanier
Crestline
A.ethaose
Batty
Herlong
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania machine shop closed today due to accident
A Pennsylvania machine shop shut down today after a whitewashing incident at noon. An airbrake department worker quit as a result. A. J. Dinklage, a G KR I brakeman, broke his leg from a fall atop a box car at Avillage and was transported to St Joseph's Hospital in St. Louis.
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Pennsylvania
Anon Ia
A. J. Dinklage
Avillage
Thle City
St Joseph's Hospital
Special Trains To Baltimore Convention From Chicago
A series of special trains will bring delegates to the Baltimore convention. The Minnesota delegation departs Chicago on a special at 7 PM. Californians pass through at noon tomorrow, followed by Iowa delegates an hour later. The Minnesota group will join the Manhattan Limited between 2 and 3 PM tomorrow. Columbia City will pickup a special car with thirty-two Pennsylvanians, then take on additional cars at Fort.
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Thorn
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Californi
Iowa
Minnesota
Secon
Manhattan Limited
Calumbia City
Fort
Pennsylvania Work Docket Shows Widespread Absences
The dispatch lists numerous Pennsylvania shop and office workers on sick leave, injury, or off duty across multiple plants. Names include George C. Burchard, A A Christian, George Litschert, John Ryant, C F Bright, Mike Shell, W B Wadroy, W Jensen, Hen Nierhan, P O Weimer, and many others. Transients travel to Chicago and Detroit noted. couple plans for weekend trips and returns to work after illness or injury are recorded.
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N. Bllis
Pennsylvania
George C. Burchard
J. J. Fetters
A. A. Christian
George Litschert
John Ryant
Wabash Pipershop
C.F. Bright
Pennsylvanaa Machine Shop
Mike Shell
Chicago
Wadroy
Pittsburg
AL Jensen
Pennsylvania Blacksmith Shop
Hen Nierhan
Pennsylvania Freight
P.O. Weimer
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
Fuster
Pennishwanke Magline
Earl
Chiewse
al M. Watun
Penneyteanis
JF. Watters
Gwalehenun
Glinton Street
Surme City
Timum Mebluhen
Erig
Youngstown
Devin Init
Erie
Joe Rumary
Clark J.B. Fowler
Pennrsivani
Garret
Hutelty
Waterlow
Gauntt Continuous Mixer for sale by Wildwood Builders
Gasoline driven continuous mixer powered by a 5 HP engine. Suitable for sidewalk and residential foundation work. In good condition. Contact Wildwood Builders at 602-8 Shoaff Building.
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Wildwood Builders
Local social notes from Pierceton area events
Miss Pernice Mek traveled to Fort Wayne for a lesson. Guy Kilpatrick went to Fort Wayne for Fremon’s event. Abs. Adda L. Nichols shopped in Chicago. Mrs. Dinxter visited Wallace Kirkpatrick then returned to Fort Wayne. Mrs. Emma Cosk of LaGrange visited her parents. Miss Mary Watt from Chicago visited with Mr and Mrs Walter Kirkpatrick. Robert Nichols spent Thursday evening in Warsaw. Mrs Gilam and Mr Charles Gilam of Warsaw visited Patrick family. De C F Loedy took a business trip to Fort Wayne.
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Pierceton
Pernice
Fort Wayne
Guy Kilpatrick
Fort Warne
Muraday
Abs
Adda L. Nichols
Chlears
Dinxter
Wallace Kirkpatrick
Emma Cosk
Lagrange
Wim. Sheeley
Sheeley
Mary Watt
Chicago
Irs
Walter Kirkpatrick
Robert Nichols
Warsaw
Kira
Sarah Gilim
Charles “Gilam
Ollice Airpatrick
Ajit
de C. F Loedy
Thuraday
Auburn school board inspects playgrounds amid fundraising drive
In Auburn, the school board checks playgrounds on a Friday morning while a movement pushes for three new play areas. Charlan Rekhart donated $500 toward the project as part of a larger community effort to improve facilities at Crain Biscuit Co.
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Crain Biscuit Co
Auburn School Board
Auburn School
Ware
Port Wayne
Auburn
Ti Cananchian
Ie Saehools
Sinied Charlan Rekhart
Ter Aueburn
Nis
Local contracts let for county court house furnishings
The Van Dorn firm of Cleveland won the metal furniture contract for the new Defal tounty court house at 27077 dollars, Newton White secured wood furniture at 7000 dollars, and J G Goodall won the construction bid for the power house at 11476 dollars. Four bids were filed for steam heaters but appropriation was unclear and bids were held. Spare notes mention residents and visitors in Auburn, including Ada Cogswell returning from Pleasant Lake, and various local social visits and travel for religious confirmations and funerals.
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Auburn
Fied
Ada Cogswell
Pleasant Lake
Mixy Zemx Cogswell
Thin City
George Junee
3Fisa Mary Jones
Clear Jake
Jobey
Gd Cutter
Columbia City
Therom Willeson
Bangor
Mich
Clyde Willeson
Summit
Fort Wayne
Torrow
W. W. Lineberry
Plymouth
Tod
John P. Moore
Jackson Township
Bire
J. H. Culbertson
Mixander Ellison
Andrews
Tirhefalkee
Mra
Fort Weigne
Staley
Whiling
Frank A. Hof
Cora Grahim
Sam Rehm
Iis clix
Sacred Weart
Garret Mb
Rudeminer
Tve New Ruesta
Tirawn
Penethia
Severul Divs
Cathe
Walter James
C. Tames
Tine Kennedy
Migs
Grenet
Yielti
Ema Ritter
Hutaon
Slater
Boyd Davia
Ryning
Goad
Ars
Charles Holton
Allah Tras
Jay Manesriven
Inis Aventig
Tih Mroerd
Morrhs Eckhart
Mire
Arethor Steele
Neagte
Tallinnanalts
Music TEACHERS MEET AT ELKHART
Elkhart hosts a June convention of Music Teachers Association with teachers from LiekKalh county planning to attend. Programs promise high talent with Chicago artists Deng Jullettes Kung Unteago and others. Mitchell Goldsmith, county secretary, expects attendance and invites all interested in magic to attend a session. Wednesday night program aimed to repay travel costs.
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Artisix
Chicago
Plaiste
Guy Woodwins
Johninn
Bte
Ning Men
Mies Goldsmith
Aged Marion Man Charged With Bigamy
Marion Indiana June 2. Aged Marion man faced a bigamy charge in circuit court. He is alleged to have married four women including Mrs Dennis Dunk of Indianapolis and Alice May with dates and places. The fourth wife reportedly alive with a fifth wife. The case notes multiple marriages dating back to November 14 1911 and October 1910s as details unfold.
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Marion, Inc
Lindley
Amy Webbe Gindlay
Ivy Hors
Dennis Dunk
Indianapolis
Warried du
Aira
Webb
Ainiapoltsy
Thies
Alice
Jack Johnson Indicted for Smuggling in Chicago
Federal grand jury in Chicago indicts Jack Johnson and Wetn Johnson on smuggling charges over a diamond necklace purchase. The case seeks a penalty and potential government restitution. unrelated ad text for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound appears in the misshapen excerpt.
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Chicago
Jack Totingon
Puusiliot
Wetn Johnson
Federal Island
Trry
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W. J. Conroy
Thre.elty
United States
Europe
Scotch Remedy Company
Fort Wayne, Ind
Mester & Rosenbloom
Berry Street
Wee
People’s Loan Co
Cathoun
Room 6
Af Fleur
Geldat Bleck
National Loan Co. Wine
Forty Miles Pond
Mechanics’ Loan Co
Galmoun St
Dehmn
Tinbery
Manson
Fowler
G. AJ
Truad
Wadia
Bagsius We Brosius
East Calumeile St
Undertakers
J. C. Peltier
Undertaker
West Wayne
Klaehn & Melching
Wilain Streat Serephone Pitas Private
Ambulenan
Railroad and Industrial News
Taundry
Llster
Slitriun
Worth Judson
Verlin
F. R. Jones & Co
Rochester
Judson
Chicaso
Newton
Tuntington
Feiv du Eyre-Shoenaker
Stunt- Jigton
Indiana Furniture Co
East Main
Calhoun St
Lyric Theatre
Bidg
Old Fort
Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
Tekerm
York
Henderson
A. J. Litner
IL Grothaus
Pennsylvania Tin Shop
C. B. Stemen
J. Litto
Pennsylvania Batter Shop
Wmumber
Wayne
Buwinl
Industrial Notes
Cale
Pierceton News
Auburn News
Storane
Prine
Elkhart
DR. Hardman
Hardman
West Main Street
Indiana
Jack Johnson
Woley
Clinst
Tonga
Adille
Sayx
Gonaders
Foley
Paani
Ieee Eoe
Ates
Vv. F. Moore
Eburs
Calhoun
Guarantee Loan CO
Berry and
Dr. Rush
Rush
G. Childers
Garrett
J. Milton Rosenthal
Hig
Tm Peoplen Trust
Nema
Jonanston
C. C. Kimmel
Mary Whery
O&m
Jno. J. Ogle
Wayne St
Hugo H. Meier
Barry Strest
Aneve Filak
Rothschild
Pavvies Trust
Pronest
W. H. Dings
Wayne Medical Specialists
Owen
William Hall
West Berry St
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