United Specialists Open Tuesday Fort Wayne Clinic
Fort Wayne readers are told the United Specialists open at 9 am at 124 East Whekington Street to receive patients. They offer free exams and treatments until cured, with a small medicine charge, accepting only curable cases and promising records of cures. The article extols the new system against old schools and urges sick people to seek their care, noting wide public interest.
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United Special New
United Specielials
United
Fort Wayne
Ilindla
Wrdiase
Ru Dew
United Specialists
Ides
Alder Institute
United Specialiets
Mart Wayne
East Whekington Street
Uly Loch
Sixth Ward Association to Vote on Name Change Tonight
Members of the Sixth Ward civic improvement association plan a meeting tonight to decide on changing the association’s name to South Went Park district and to discuss park improvements at Poster Park including a bathing pool sand piles and amenities for children. They claim residents west of Calhoun Street and the Pennsylvania tracks should benefit from the park named by Colonel D O Poster and Samuel M Foster and pledge to contribute to its upkeep.
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Sixth Ward
Atte
Poster Park
S Ixth
Calhoun Iireet
D. O. Poster
Samuel M. Foster
Will fight Hinshaw pardon in Indiana case
At LaPorte Indiana on June 21 a hearing before the state board of pardons set for Thursday June 26 may produce drama as Mary B Darling secretary to the board receives a letter from Ola L Oyler brother of the murdered wife of convict Hinshaw. The letter expresses opposition to parole echoing earlier protests by Oyler and Mrs Hinshaw’s mother. The board also gets letters urging parole on grounds of possible innocence and long confinement.
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Oyler
Moose Entertainment Night Promises Cool Fun
The entertainment committee invites all Moose members to Monday evening events on June 23 at the Moose hall. Twelve electric fans have been installed to keep attendees comfortable during the program. All Moose attend.
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Moose
Moose Entertainment
Moose Enstertainment
South Bend Evangelistic Campaign Finances Report
In South Bend Indiana the St Joseph County Evangelistic association closed its campaign accounts. Charles Wyen, treasurer, reported receipts totaling 31 207 80 for seven weeks. A check for 40 600 was tendered and a further 707 50 was sent today. Treasurer Coen sent the money as a draft to the evangelists home at Winnona Lake. Finalization is expected soon with a few subscriptions remaining.
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South Bend
Ind
Tely
Billy Banday
Wil
Charles Wyen
St. Joseph
Coen
Winona Lake
Ilely
Hosey Man Charged in Quarette Campaign Affair
Wil lam H. LaTourrette, a republican candidate for mayor, denied ties to Hosey and condemned reports of a Hosey faction. He said he will campaign vigorously, and noted Hosey’s supporters and rival camp both claim innocence amid lake James rumors and a Fort Wayne rally planned for Wednesday. LaTourrette also stated he and Hosey have had no collaboration in this race.
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Willam H. LaTourrette
Lake James
Tate
Hosey
Calee
Jesus
Ucket i c
LaTourrette
Ben
Fort Wayne
Republicas
Mysey
Tua Tourrette
Narrow escape in Mullin drug store fire endangers Dr Yingling
Dr Daniel Yingling, among the city’s oldest physicians, narrowly escaped a stairwell fire at Mullin drug store with heart pains and near suffocation. Judge Samuel E. Croke fled his private office as smoke and flames surged, followed by Mrs Albert Johnson and her child who carried the child to safety through the inferno.
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Hunvington
Inn
Daniel Yingling
Iask
Mullin Drug Store
Hig oMee
Jacob Beemer
Gardner
Samuel E. Croke
Irs
Albert G. Johnson
Farmers Hear Market Talk At Rome City Event
In Rome City and Kendallville area, farmers gathered as the Indiana association of Monument dealers planned a livestock market meeting. A dry spell worried growers but a steady turnout traded live stock with prices noted per head, with several local farmers listed as consignors and prices ranging across cows and cattle.
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di Rotati] Monument Dealers' Association
Wayne Man
Rome
Tely
Wit Matey
Indiana
Kendallville
Ind
Ridaio
T. Mafferty
Mugler
Taker and Son
Bru
William Leitia
G. Gibson
W. C., Ackerman
Klebel
Whitford and Baughtan
James Harvey and Son
Dietering
Ee Whitford
Loin
PD. Kammerer
George Away
Tutner Murning
Wow. Riddle Amt Son
George Archeari Jront
W. Alimer
W. Welmer
WG. Wright
Mertz
Heogier Adams
Anis Bhar
Wolcottstire
Buffalo
Weather Conditions Report From Fort Wayne Area
Daily weather summary from Fort Wayne and nearby towns notes fair to warmer today with light variable winds. Temperatures reached 27 to 30 degrees yesterday, high around 54, low 33 on the 9th. No precipitation since late night. river stage steady near 25 feet, humidity around 50 percent, winds east at 12 mph.
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Creoni
Meessere
Marth
Yesterlay
Sug Visen
Ata
Setator
Jaar
Paler
Kendallville Veterans Visit Gettysburg Ground
Two Kendallville veterans plan a Monday trip to Gettysburg to mark the Civil War anniversary. Chauncey Mann and David Darter, of Kendallville, will join Fourth Michigan veterans at the battlefield, traveling with transportation provided by a state telegraph and rail authority.
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Kendallville
Gettysburg Ghoun
Krendalviildr
Ind
Gettyabure
Livi
Davidt Derter
Chauncey Mann
Michigan
Telignapatia
Gettysburg
Mann
Battefield
Bender
Lowe
Ptba
Helinve
Cain
Kendallville to Sell Bonds Tuesday
Kendallville officials announce a bond issue to be offered publicly Tuesday night. The bonds carry 4.92 percent interest and mature with $800,000 in denominations, payable $2,000 in the first two years, then $3,000 annually thereafter until redeemed, with the city reserving the right to pay at any interest-paying period.
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Fedas
Seven Tramps Die In Freight Train Wreck Near Clinton
Seven tramps are killed and another injured when a freight train on the Wisconsin Milwaukee St Paul line derails and crashes into a gravel train on a down hill grade near Delmar and Downs station. Both engines topple. twenty eight cars pile up. Victims unnamed and believed to be riding an empty freight car. An injured Japanese laborer was taken to a local hospital.
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Clinton, Ta
Ione
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Delmar
Downs Station
Tin
Cooper's Garage Rising Near Broadway and Washington
The northeast corner garage on Broadway and Washington streets, erected by Willim P. Cooper, is going up rapidly and will be the city's most modern building once completed. It will be occupied by Soest Brothers' company.
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Broadway
Washington Streets
Willim P. Cooper
Soest Brothers’ Company
Dulin Couple Welcomes Son at Lutheran Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frank F Dulin of 436 Arcadia Avenue announce the birth of a baby boy yesterday afternoon at the Lutheran Hospital. The father is a deputy prosecuting attorney.
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Mir
Frank F Dut
Arcadia Wourt
Lutheran Hospi
Dutin
Decatur News Briefs Report Local Events
Mrs Ana Simcoke returns to Decatur to settle home. Miss Iva Simcoke wed Henry G. Tuller in Hammond. Deputy seeks Glen Roberts who dodged fines. Diphtheria outbreak alarms families as children quarantine nears. Mrs J D Van Camp recovers from operations. James P Hadling family hosted by Miss Jessie Myers near Pleasant Mills. Mrs D M Reed, daughter Margaret and Rol visit from Fort Wayne. New Decatur schools superintENDent Spaulling to begin duties August 1. Misa Vern Hunajeker visiting Monroeville relatives. Mrs Harry Waldmott and daughter Ted return to Fort Wayne.
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Decatur
Ind
Ana Simcoke
Hammond
Iva Simcoke
Henry G. Tuller
Jesse Kelley
Glen Roberts
Skeling
Bry Ialiey
Frank Peterson
Charles Peterson
J. D. van Camp
Anderson
Amelia Hoagland
James P. Hadling
Misa Jessie Myers
Pleasant Mills
D. M. Reed
Margaret
Rol
Fort Wayne
Rrs
Mary Fullenkamp
CG &, Spaulling
Winamac
Misa Vern Hunajeker
Monroeville
Herry W Aldmort
Ted
Notice to present bills for Decoration Day Committee
Any person having bills against Decoration Day Committee please present to asider signed for payment before Monday June 30. W F Geller Treasurer.
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W. F. Geller
Fort Wayne Aviator Smith Receives Pilot License
Art Smith of Fort Wayne has earned a pilot license after a standout test sequence in Savona. He completed five figure cargo runs in under five minutes and landed within 30 feet of the start point on the first try. He climbed to 2600 feet, cut the engine, and glided safely to earth. Aero Club of America representative H. I Drummer praised the achievement as the best he has witnessed. Wilson and Peters of Kirkham School of Aviation aim to complete their tests this week.
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Art Bmaith
Fort Wayne
Hinsele
Sa~yond
Savens
Smith
Art
Wilson
Peters
Kirkham School of Aviation
Garrett News Brisk Social Roundup on Relatives Visits
Garrett Indiana June 22 A busy social notes page lists Mrs Gert Stecklay and daughter Mable visiting relatives in Chicago, many Garrett residents hosting or visiting over Sunday with Auburn, Fort Wayne, Kendallville, and Lake Gree areas mentioned. Several residents like Mayor Culbertson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank DePew, and Miss Leara Snyder are cited in band concerts, outings, and cottage trips.
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Auburn
Clarton LaStnra
Dorothy
Port Warne
Walter Thrush
Latte
Luln Heitz
St. John's
Atisa Lulu Moyshler
Archie Dean
Hits
Charlee Mitchell
George Smith
Ibauy
Tom Herschbet
Fastoria
Jeanetta Conors
Pearl Workman
Chicago Junction
Patterson
Wayne Bising
John Mager
Aqmyen
Si Cramer
Ed. Wnen
J. H. Martin
Ion
Chicago
de. D. X. Beechler
Auurn
S. D. Johnston
Lake Gree
John Freeze
Warren McNabb
Garrett
Myra Watson
Belle De-Paw
Tottie Draky
Lydus Kelis
Evanston
Adam Stamman
Michigan City
A. F
Tom Surtus
Wintertown
D. A. Moyers
Blaine Wanwiten
Dasa
Lale Gree
Bexsle Marks
Wuih Gimmermann
Auburn Imonds
Siuntay
Pete Gensler Stent
Fort Wayne
Meg
Willams
Land
Waller Black
Wale
Ellen Shamo
Auburn News Items From A Busy City Weekend
AUBIN and associates were in the city on Saturday for business. Laborers and residents from Watler and Allen Court discuss a week away in Tamtlilon, with several local names noted. The court house staff and guests plan travel and a first try-out prep for Treuldent Wilson. Citizens from Chicago to Garrett attend events, with a notice of estate administration for Hamistal Hamman and other local names drifting through the day.
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Aubin
Sire Vitam
Dusiness
Jarvinge Veenkes
Valara Retz
Wyatt
Watler
Teark Gina
Allen Courtly
Thes Maggina
Wyla
Fritada
Sattenay
Tamtlilon
County Wrexsuver Oberlin
Ister
Hana Lamm
Reerine McNabb
Jennette Hom
Tear Whirledee
Grava Coughin
Watel Hver— Stock
Pirathy Rorey
Elizabeth Jamm
Clarrace Hexwood
Sparks Circus
Avorn Foy
Roouly Marted
Wilson's
Moraga
Mayer Harrison
Chicago
Butler
Hendallville
Mayer Culbertron
Biss Trene Hedges
Indianapatie
Issige Weratzcor
Wiliam Swans
Garrett
Ibis Ther
Clarice S. Stewart
Concum
Joseph Link
Hamistal Hamman
Roosevelt Gum Mends the Moose Party in Missouri
A Roosevelt telegram to Missouri progressives is read in St Louis amid cheers. The message urges maintaining progressive principles and uniting under the party banner. The Missouri Progressive state committee meets at Planters hotel with strong anti amalgamation sentiment and no talk of reunion with Republicans.
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SP. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
Alshi
Jude Nortoni
Missouri
Progressive Party
Party
William H. Waller
St Louis
J. R. Kirkwood
Kansas City
J. H. Rollins
C. W. Hobbins
Sedalia
GO. P
Oxorka
Ellis
Churubusco News Highlights Local Changes and Gypsy Visit
In Churubusco Indiana Lloyd Gates resigns from Thomas and Shepherd hardware to Newark Ohio for school. A band of gypsies performs fortune telling in town while local events include a new Kuhlman pact room opening in Fort Wayne and Miss Kingdom planning all night plant operation. Public library prospects loom as Woman's Literary Club pushes expansion, with residents noting road lighting plans and various visits among Fort Wayne and Plymouth locals.
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Chiurgbusco
Ind
Lloyd FF. Gates
Thomas & Sepherd
Almire Gates
Newark
Ohio
Levi. Miller
Fort Wayne
Cyrus McCurdy
Orphan Madden
Kuhlman
Oro Kuhlman
Missy Josie Kingdom
Churubusco Electric Nacht
Nounces Tate
F. m. Ag
Alego
W. C. Cook
Agend
Hartess
H.R. Hall
Flannagan Bnuilading
Don Wile ‘Thomas
Corrant
Harry Thomas
Thomas & Son
Churubiaco
Woman's Literary Club
Ainst
Porta
Lullliard Chrislich
Jesse Drlesa
Columbus City
King and Family
Blue Lake
Bert Jones
Plymouth
Bluffton News Highlights City Affairs and Local Events
City council reelects Tad Blubston for a third term as school board member amid unanimous votes. Neeworks sale planned by June, with a citywide sale pending official announcement. A marriage is set for Sunday at the bride’s home in Tarrange. Coroner handles the Elizabeth Slater case with further inquest to follow. Four Well County towns announce Fourth of July celebrations with half mile racing at Poneto and Uniondale and fireworks at night.
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Blupston
Tad
Lune
Abrama
Simarona
Merher
le Wit
Nmita
Pte Hey
de Nocti-Fragiee
Hazel Roce
Rowena Rowe
Tarrange
Ferman Thom
Tas
Nissenpurt
Elizabeth jSlater
Jem
Welle
Uniondale
Orsian
Craieville
Death notices and obituaries fill Marion township area
Elizabeth Brown wife of Clarence Brown died after an operation at St Josephs hospital aged twenty seven. Surviving children Charles Mary Kenneth Bernhard Irma one brother and two sisters. Funeral at Precious Blood Catholic church. Ernestine Meyer widow of C Meyer died at 80 with son Prof H Konow. Services at home then at Mann Lutheran church. Mary Bahrdt, 81, died at Lutheran hospital. survived by three sons and a daughter and many grandchildren. Funeral at Grace Lutheran church with services at 2 PM.
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Precious Blood Catholic Church
Meyer
Ernestine Meyer
C. Meyer
Park Avenue
H. Konow
Mecklenburg, Schwerein
Germany
America
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Hmmans Lutheran Church
Wambegonss
Ahan
Mary Behrdt
Harton
Otelock
Lutheran Hospital
Chriatlanahrit
Afteen
ABC ‘Thrae
Lixthe Gambert
John Ellert
Marion Township
Guat Tlett
Sd Christian Ellett
Washington Township
Christian Babrett
Lake Township
Mrs. M. Votyt
Philip Dalirds
Los Angeles
Cali
Caroling Harshman
Tvn
Grontegmindchilderen
Bahrdt
Grace Lutheran
Yondeme
Fohin Bliett
Grace ‘Lutheran Church
Hey
Brandt Ofielating
Kendallville News Highlights A July Fourth Spirit and Local Travel
Sendallville reports a quiet Fourth with Kendallville residents traveling to Rome City by auto and others staying at home. Rev Millant Hell delivers a radio signals sermon, the church program pleases older residents, and a church fire draw s attention. CB Hus from Mishawaka makes a 60 mile run in three hours in a Ford with two stops, noting road conditions and a dangerous Calden bridge curve near Ligonier. The funeral of William Gindel Aperger draws city comrades to the service.
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Kendaleville
Thai Lake Shore
Kendallville
Rome City
Rumpson Cami Company
Healer
Chiitran
Millant Hell
Kendamis
Thalvidinl
Hus
Mishangka
Calden Bridge
Ligonler
Violations of Game Law Lead to Multiple Arrests in Indiana
Reports to county officers show numerous game law violators arrested across northern Indiana last week. Names include Charles Thirness Taha Johnson Fred Hill and John Lagan. In Tippecanoe County individuals were fined for possession of a trammel net in Walnut Creek and other listings note fines for killing a squirrel and related offenses.
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Indiana
Canta
Poonties
Charles Thirness
Taha Johnson
Fred Hill
John Lagan
Tinpecanoe Cnonty
Wile’ Fiams and
Mall
Walnut Creek
Wiliam Friot
Elwood
Tall
Clyde Waymire
Rain saves Indiana crops in general statewide report
Indiana crop reports compiled in Indianapolis show widespread rains increasing value by hundreds of thousands of dollars. Wheat harvest may be delayed though standing grain is not expected to suffer. Corn oats and hay benefited. fruit crops likely to reach enormous yields unless blight appears. Weather improved prospects across the state.
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Ralne
aArgo
Moose entertainment Monday at the coolest place on earth
A quirky town note invites all Moose to an evening event at an entertainment venue described as the coolest place on earth. The message signals a social gathering with inclusive attendance for the Moose community.
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Hare
Sixth Ward Association
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Quarette
DR. Yingling
Ocar
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Helena
Tacksonville Bet
Ransas City
Clay
Orleana
Norfolk
Phoenix
Durie
Une Ohlo Valley
Pacific Conat
Vine
Une
Cooper
F. R. Dulin
Decatur News
Iswith
Savona
Garrett News
Auburn News
Roosevelt Gum
Churubusco
Bluffton News
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Calhoun
Sendallville News
Goitre
Fort ‘Wayne
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