Get Acquainted Tour Heads Fort Wayne Wholesalers
A Chamber of Commerce gathering reviewed the Get Acquainted tours by Fort Wayne wholesalers and laborers. Chairman J. R. Mitehall and W. Dirkmeyer reported strong support and cross-state visits. Plans for fall recreation activities were discussed and committees thanked for their work.
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Fort Wayne
J. R. Mitehall
W. ©. Dirkmeyer
Fort Wayie
Fort Weyne
Messrs. Pidgeon, Dickmeyer, Fredericks
Yarnelie
Police News Reports Vachon Brother In Auto Collision
New Haven police said two Vachon brothers from New Haven were involved in a Sunday night crash on New Haven avenue. Their car allegedly struck a Thompson vehicle stopped along the road and had no lights on. The brothers claimed they were returning home with relatives to a train when another car passed, and they could not avoid the impact.
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Vachon Brother
New Haven
New Haven Avenue
Thompson
Theft at Oser Grocery Stolen Dime Collection
A Sunday burglary at the Oser grocery on West Main Street 1895 details a theft of a dime collection valued at roughly four dollars, gained through a transom window. The fragment notes the entry and loss but lacks full names or outcomes.
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Oser
Main Street
Dollamn
Black man restrained after attack at Hope Methodist hospital
Police were called to a disturbance at the Hope Methodist hospital where W. T. Austin, described as Black and mentally unbalanced, struck a nurse and inflicted injuries on attendants. Five officers used a straight jacket to subdue him and he was taken to the county jail watch. Earlier, residents reported a man matching his description frightened them by entering homes.
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Methodist Hospital
Hare
W. T. Austin
Austin
Monrow
Leela Atrset
Rafusing
Uef
Broken Water Main Halts Princeton Area Industries
Evansville Indiana June 21 A leak in the water main four miles from Princeton forced numerous industries to close early and suspend operations as reserves ran low. The leak was found Sunday and repair is underway to restore supply and resume normal production.
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Evansville
Ind
Princeton
Here
AGED DEFENDANT GETS CONTINUANCE IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
Pawpaw Michigan June 21 The trial of Mrs Tabor on a manslaughter charge in the death of her daughter Maud Tabor Virgo five years ago was postponed in circuit court until the October term due to the defendant s poor health The initial May trial ended in a disagreement.
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Journal-Gazette
Mich
Birs
Surth Tabor
Maud Tabor
South Wood Park Project Details and Local Housing News
Higeman Schasf and South Wood Park members back a new development the Pine Man organization backs E Schwarts as a believer in the future. Wayne E Bell of GE selects a home site on Drury Lane. A large six foot diameter water trough will carry surface water to St Marys River, with excavation moving at the harbor mouth near Bechtel and Dean.
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Higeman # Schasf
South Wool Park
OB. E. Schwarts
Schwarte
Wayne E. Bell
General Electric Co
Drury Lane
Bouth Wood Park
Carl J. Get
Hilgeman & Echnat
Aarge
South Wood Parl
St Mary's River
H.R. Bechtel
Pol
Dean
General Rodolfo Herrero Trial Likely Before Judge Roman
General Rodolfo Herrero charged with responsibility for General Carranza's death will probably be heard before District Judge Miguel Roman. The report notes the potential judge and outlines the case flow.
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Rodolfo Herrero
Miguel Roman
Carranzg
Chile buys British dreadnoughts amid Tacna Arica dispute
Pur chase by Chile of two British dreadnoughts and three other warships signals swift movement toward resolving the Tacna Arica disagreement with Peru. Observers in Buenos Aires say the arms build up may push a crisis within a year and expect Chile to resist League of Nations intervention while courting Bolivia’s Pacific outlet.
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Buenos Aires
Chile
Canada
Peru
South Americas
Bolivia
Pacific
Tacna- Arlea
Penu
League of Nations
United States
Tacna
Arica
Ancon
Teague of Nations
South America
Sirange
Wholesale Bread Prices Advance in Fort Wayne
Bakers in Fort Wayne moved wholesale bread prices up a half cent per pound, with retail increases to twelve and seventeen cents. The industry cites higher wheat and flour costs, higher wages, and railroad constraints as factors, while a New York wholesaler notes Fort Wayne and Evansville still offer cheaper bread than many cities.
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Fort Wayne
Stace Bay
Washington
New York
New York City
Jourmel-Gazette
Middle West
Evansville
United States
Eight Year Old Boy Struck By Auto Near Hanna and Buchanan
Eight year old Charles Harber son of Mrs. Mary Harber of 214 Hanna Street was struck by an automobile at the Hanna Buchanan street corner around 5 30 pm while riding a toy car. He suffered a bruise on the left leg but no bones were broken. the Ohio registered car owner claimed the speed was about ten miles per hour and said he was employed in Fort Wayne.
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Charles Harber
Mary Harber
Hanna Street
Hanna and
Buchanan Streets
Bucherian Street
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Bosses and men fail to reach labor agreement
A conference between the Building Trades Council and the Builders Exchange produced no change in the labor dispute. The six week stalemate in building construction continues as leaders insist on an open show of common labor and warn ads will bring results.
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Building ‘Trades Council
Mix Trmstter
Exchanie
Veterans Meet and Services Highlight Local G A R Activities
A meeting of Son S. Buss post GA I at veteran headquarters will discuss national elements and Indianapolis events. Wayne circle Ladies of the G A R plan events and flag services for Charles Anderson with nearby funerals and overseas service notes.
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Son S. Buss
Wayne Circle
The
Vordermark Hill
Stirk
G. A. Ru
Charles Anderaon
Montgomery Street
Young Anderson
Meuse
Surk c
Honor Student in Nebraska School Highlighted
A Nebraska student named Barry Lacpes is noted for scholarship and attendance while living at 19%6 Spring Sureex. The brief mentions his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lacpes, and positions him among notable school members.
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Nebraska
Spring Sureex
Mney
Ely
Barry BL Lacpes
No Great Mystery in Elwell Murder Says Burns
Detective Burns argues the Elwell case shows a woman likely killed Elwell after pleading with him not to end their relationship. He details a night of tension at Elwell’s home and suggests the suspect carried a pistol from a handbag to shoot him.
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Burns
Elwell
James Honle
New York
Liwell
William J. Burns
Tae
Hiwell
Fred
Cam
Jairsen
Flwell
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Wilidth
Soueletus Lite
Muncie Sund
Charles Thomas
Londey Vafleenpare
Ketter User
J. Gundy
Eid
Wall
Luther Byerley
Cornelius Gearth
Bartell
Columbia Avenue
Stitk
G. AK
Marry V.2eper
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chicago
Monito
Phoenix Nainsook
Edgemont Athletic
Lawton Union
Patterson-Fletcher Company
T. ‘Hinges
Ware and
Harrison Streets
Larsen
Dezs
Boudier
Domethun
Dont Wei
Palm Beach
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