Cigar Makers Seek Union Label Fight Against Nonunion Goods
Local cigar makers union plans a citywide campaign to push union made clear cigars. Committees coordinate with unions, canvass shops, and promote the union label while warning against nonunion products and child labor. A related rail ad campaign notes schedules, routes, and a special Fort Wayne to Narragansett Pier train with a round trip fare of 92.65 dollars.
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International Union of America
Tanel
Fort Wayne
Sixtieth Anniversary (Railway Trainmen Auxiliary) in Louisiana
The Trainmen will celebrate their sixteenth anniversary day with a large event. Invited out-of-town guests include members from Peru Huntington Lina Garrett and Belley. Activities include a business meeting at the hall, dinner at First MB church on East Wayne, and an evening session with programs at the Hibernian hall. The Rock Lodge has 108 members plus families and guests, promising a major celebration.
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Judlen
Brotherhood of Railway
Duxiacy
Peru
Huntington
Lina
Garrett
Belley
East Wayna Firest
Union Meetings of Boilermakers and Foilermaker Local 84
The Boilermakers and Foilermaker Hatora Locel No 84 held a regular semi monthly meeting at Harmony Hall. Fifteen applicants were voted favorably for initiation at the next regular meeting on the second Wednesday in July. Preparations for an entertainment are underway for the summer, with rapid growth in membership and influence noted.
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Hatora Locel
Harmony Hall
General foreman on Wabash resigns in 1692 era
Charlea S. Branch resigns after two years as general foreman of the Landern shops on the Wabash. Fr Voran succeeds him, a former gang foreman. Branch, known to older machinists, first worked at Fort Wayne, then Moberly in 1692 before transfer to Landers. Applications era noted, union aims to 400 members this year.
Industrial Notes Reflect Local Plant Movements
Industrial notes list numerous staff changes and visits among Pennsylvania Machine Shop, Wabashaha pa, Fort Wayne Electric Works, and Northern Pacific agents. Entries mention new hires such as B. C. Ensley FG. Hlaor James Murray PD G Murray H Neater and others, along with health absences, travel plans, and a charity donation by Pennsylvania shop workers for Charles Cook, a paralyzed former employee.
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James Murray
Wil Vist
Nie
Detroit
MM. Ehrman
Hogs Worth $46,905 in Etna Towne Hogs Report
Special report states Etna township hogs totaling 1476 head were valued at 46,905 dollars as of January 1, 1910. County and township assessors WH. Thomas and officials documented the livestock and valuations in the early January tally.
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ETNA
Etna Townearly
Janary
WH. Thomas
Amusements At Air Dome To Open With Milo Vanity
The Air Dome opens the summer bill with a refined vaudeville program headlined by Milo Vanity and her Picka. Vanity, famed internationally, has toured England, Scotland, Wales, South Africa, Amsterdam, and New York among others. Evening shows feature vaudeville acts, moving pictures, and illustrated songs with ten cent admission to any part of the house.
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Ian
Bholing
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Palais D'Ite
Bruavels
Funeral notice for Charles Lav anway in Allen County
All members of the French American Society of Allen County are asked to attend the funeral for Charles LavAnway. Services will be at 2 30 p m on Friday at the residence 1416 Spy Run Avenue. Alphonse Girardot is president.
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Allen County
Charles Lavanway
Spy Run Avenue
Alphonse Girardot
Warsaw Special Teletype News Briefs
Warzaw Indiana June 22 Turkey Greek township farmers sold 442 pounds of wool. An excursion train from Starion will bring several hundred to Winona Lake Monday. Albert Henry petitions for a Purdue scholarship. Whortleberries are abundant in Kosciusko county. Mrs Orange Cory buried at Syracuse leaves husband and eight children. Two Peru business men to spend Thursday in Warsaw and Winona Lake. Big Four officials led by Van Winkle toured Whisin Inte yesterday on a southbound special. Lydia M Davis near North Whator dies of heart failure hastened by heat.
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Turkey
Farmera
Btarlon
Nono
Lake
Albert Henry
Purdue University
Koselusko
Orange Cory
Syracuse
Peru
Winona Lake
Big Four
van Winkle
Whisin
Mra
Lydia M. Davis
North
Wohator
Auto weighings prompt weight variance in Columbia City
In Columbia City Indiana B J Hepler weighs cars at local platforms and finds weight discrepancies from ten to one hundred pounds. Frank Moore and family return to Fort Wayne after visiting Mr and Mrs W C Moore of Union township. Grace Heller and Mrs G H Taps arrive from Cruwardsville to visit a tether in Land for weeks. Hometown cherry arrives for the market on the first Wednesday. Rev J J Porterfield of Bantlet church allows coat removals during heating season. Otte Rosen, brother of the late Henry Rosen, dies in Wabush county Tuesday.
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Columbia City
Ind
B.J. Hepler
Frank Moore
Fort Wayne
W. C. Moore
Union Township
Grace Heller
G. HL
Criwardsville
Cherriey
J. J. Porterfield
Bantlet
Chutett
Otte Rosen
Henry Rouen
Wabush County
Local notes mix of deaths, politics and society
Buried Thursday at Fairview church Hiram Bowser and WHl McDonald snipped seventeen turtles in the old Eel river bed while Ming Urith Mosher of Anderson visited grandparents. About twenty five from this city will attend the Kendalville congressional convention by the G A T train. T J Hilfebrand named to the Twelfth District bankers association executive committee. Columbia City sees civic improvements with storefronts overhauled and new awnings. Ola Peters' day falls August 1st with plans to attract the Packard Band. Mrs J A Willits hosts dinner for Miss Francis McElwee of Berlin Germany and Mrs Gertrude Wilkon of St. Coutts Mo. Rev L A Junckenbill conducts funeral for infant son of Mr and Mrs Levi Keiser. Mrs Georges Austom of Tinton township ill with breast cancer. Mrs Irvin G Woldnar ill with typhoid pneumonia in Mishawaka. Charles Walker fell from ladder at Alt Nicker home in Smith township, breaking an arm. Miss Hazel Harrison Hildreth Sharpe and Jeannette Krave go to Greenfield for Kappa Kappa Kappa state convention. Ancll Brown of the canal and harbor party begins New York trip. Herbert Trax returns from Detroit after long absence.
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Bowser
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Anderson
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Kendalville
Fort Wayne
Perial G. A. & T. Train
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Columbia City
Ola Pettiers
Anguat
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Francis McElwee
Berlin
Germany
Gertrude Wilkon
St. Coutts
L. A. Junckenbill
Compton Church
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Georges Austom
Tinton Town
Irvin G. Woldnar
Mishaweka
G. Linvin
Charlea Walker
Alt Nicker
Smith Township
Hazel Harrison
Hildreth Sharpe
Jeannette Krave
Greenfield
Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority
Ancll Brown
Canal
Relativen
Hate
New York City
Herbert Trax
Detroit
Mich
Farm Home Burned in Packerton Disaster
In Packerton Indiana a farm home owned by Jacob Fruitt was destroyed by fire of unknown origin. The home had insurance with the Kosciusko County Farmers Mutual. In Warsaw, Eve Nine, seven, fell from a cherry tree at her parents’ home injuring an arm and sustaining other scrapes. Two traveling cranes for Fort Wayne Rolling Mills arrived and were being erected at the plant to handle scrap and rough material in the yards.
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Gra
Tournal Gazette
Warsaw
Tad
Eve
Fort Wayne
Trout Question Sparks Banter Among Friends
A fragment shows two friends debating trout behavior, one noting thousands of fish and the other asking if they bite easily. A reaction hints at cautious remarks and playful exaggeration as they discuss fishing odds and tactics.
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Warty
Mtr
Warry
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