Th Aurode Dry Goods Company Leads Saturday Closing Drive
Meetings at the Commer cla glob under the Federation of Labor discussed closing Saturday nights at six. EC Rurads, president of the Rurede Dry Goods Company, announced the store would close at six regardless of competitors. The move aims to advance workers welfare and Fort Wayne’s metropolitan status.
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Aurode Dry Goods Company
Federation of Labor
Leiding
Emi
EC. Rurads
Rurade ‘Dry Goods Company
Rurede
Fort Wayne
Trinity News social roundup near Rome City and Kendallville
Local society notes detail visits and gatherings among residents, including Caldie Chamberlain family, Olga Gunsaulus Bay, and many Kinship groups. Names such as Alfred Bell, J Poster, Rev Reese, and Frank Raggett appear with weekend visits to Kendalville, Rome City, and nearby towns.
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Trinity
Caldie
Mabel Chamberlain
Ware
Audrey Batehins
Jon Shadow
George Henry
Leo Gunsaulus
Olga
Muggle
Martha Schumann
Verdie
Nina
Shine
Mich
Alfred Bell
Cymig Heline Jaters
Rome City
Balille Creek
J. Poster
Kendallville
Foster
Jamil
Jesse
Rev
Reese
Wolcottville
Bagel Felders
Applamanbrough
Frank McCul
Franck Raggett
Familly
Robbers Busy In Whitley County
Three homes in Whitley County were robbed Sunday. thieves took cash from a tea pot, a gold watch and two rings, and two suits plus new shoes. Sheriff traced suspects to Arnold Italian area. a property owner advertises cheap terms for an unexpired lease at Fort Wayne Saddlery Co.
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Columbia Cite
Tnd
Whitley Coutley
Nen
Guin
Yogelock
Arnold Italian
Profe
Federation Indorses Campaign Of Department Store Clerks
Delegates to the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor endorsed the Saturday evening closing campaign of the department store clerks. Vice-President Buchanan presided. A letter from D. N. Poster praised the move to close all stores at 6 pm Saturday. A ten dollar check was noted but the federation cannot accept donations. Delegates from several trades favored a Labor Day parade. An amendment for a standing data committee on wages and conditions was offered. A resolution urged closing Sunday openings run by Syrians and Macedonians amid sanitation concerns on a city street area reports of filthy conditions and flies.
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Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
2. M. Buchanan
James A. ‘Levhler
Clerite’ Union
Commercial Club
D. N
Federation of Labor
Todd
Federation
Pers A. Bell
Hongland Avenue
Ttig
Paralysis Death Of Kosciuskd Woman In Indiana
Miss Eliza Dove, 70, longtime resident of Kosciuszko county, died Monday after about three months of paralysis at the home of her sister near Claypool. A niece, Mrs. Somiin Tavis, lives in Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Ind
Eliza Dove
George Goshert
Claypol
Dove
Kogetsko County
Som= iin Tavis
Negro Injured by Auto Bound for Glass Dance
Bob Ford of Litlebeare Kentucky, a Wabash freight yard employee, was injured at the South entrance of the Calhoun street elevation at 9 oclock while an automobile driven by Nelson Garwood of Piqua avenue was taking Adrian and Byron Hayes to a Central Catholic high school dance. Ford, bleeding from scalp wounds, was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital. Police say the accident appeared unavoidable with witnesses stating Garwood blew his horn and shouted.
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Bob Ford
Litlebeare
Wabash
Calhoun Street
Clsck
Nelson Garwood
Piqua Avenue
Garwood
Adrian
Byron Hayes
Central Catholic High School
Joseph's Hospital
Adrian Hayes
Warsaw Men Help Boosters on Trip to Peru and South Bend
Warsaw Indiana 24 A list shows several men joining the Winona group known as Boosters for a travel to Peru, South Bend and Winona Lake. They depart 7 16 Tuesday morning and will distribute advertising along the route with Cheater Birch and a male quartet.
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Warsaw
Ind
Tung
Winona
Peru
South Bend
Winona Lake
Cheater Birch
Winand
Smiley News notices and social updates from Smiley Indiana
Smiley News reports social and church notices from Smiley Indiana and nearby Payne Ohio. Items include visits by Miss Esther Snyder and Miss Amanda McKinley, Fort Wayne business trips, and a Ladies Aid meeting at Myrtle Smiley home with refreshments. Also noted are family visits and local church announcements ahead of a June 29 Stailey church meeting.
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Ladies' Aid Society
M. B. Church of Payne
Woddiwen
Reef
Mies Flore Koch
Cort Wayne
Dave
Abd Mya
Waterman
Nellie Bruner
Wid Mra
Aaron Wosd
A. Koch
J. G. Derbystir
Woodham
Bueinose
Bayder
3. C. Derbystire
Willian
Maxwell
Haroon Leltzenburg
John Deerwester
Wnh
O. C. Snyder
Watson
Watson Spent Saturday and Sullday
Termicco
Nora Cheviner
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stailey Churgh
Robbers Ransack Residence Near Warsi
Robbers entered a home just northeast of Warsi while Mr and Mrs W Firestone were away visiting. About $2 in small change was taken and the thieves rifled drawers and cupboards, leaving the place in disarray after locking the doors. The incident occurred between 4 and 7 pm, with no injuries reported.
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Watbatw
Ind
W. ¥. Firestone
Warsi
Prise Hed Woun
Prestanes
Couple from Libor wed last week in secret ceremony
A Lisbon couple from Libor, Miss Gladys Mhris and Lotts of North Dakota, married last Wednesday and kept the news quiet. The groom, formerly from here, now worked in New York as a locomotive foreman. They plan to settle west in due time.
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Lisbon
Ind
Alady
Lotts
North Dakota
Mis
Gladys Mhris
John White
West
York
John Thrie
GC. C. Plat
Goshen
Merrick
Ed Busch
Ben Smith
W. Thrie
Familly
Earl Walls
Gile Tever
Avilla Yestorins
Charles Ihre
Kendallyilte
Howard Thrie
Renton Harbor
Ora
Sunny
Kosciusko Farmer Adjudged Insane in Warsaw Indiana
Sheriff Kintzell responded to a Sunday report of John Goss in Take township who became violently insane and was brought to Warsaw. He will be taken to the asylum after preparations for admission. Also local rental notice for a suite in White apartments appears.
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Warsaw
Ind
Charles A. Kintzell
John Goss
Take
Goss
Longettie
Laganapart
Congress to Meet Wilsons Currency Reform Push
President Wilson urges immediate passage of banking and currency reform. He argues for a public, elastic system to back enterprise, warns against hidden monopolies, and calls on Congress to act this session to stabilize credit and support economic growth.
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Bryan
Daniels
Underwood
Kern
Lnd
Wilson
Marshall
Clarks
House
Senate
Legislative
Gles
Owen
Senate Committee
Mann
Lpi
Aldrich
Congress
Poth
Banking and
Owen Experto
Wison
the Conpress
Souston
Theia
Ithely
Iwe
Kore
Miller and Craig Admit Their Quilt Theft Confession
Samuel A Miller and Theodora Craig, freight conductor and brakeman, were arrested by Sheriff Gladioux and Detective Lewis for robbing freight cars. They confessed and were taken to Richmond for trial. Wayne county prosecutor may permit guilty plea to petit larceny. Bonds reduced from 2906 to 600 but could not be posted.
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Samuel A Miller
Theodora Craig
Gladlenx
Lewis
Richmond
Gladioux Arrivei
Wayne County
Pean
Strawberries and Cherries Featured by Coverdale and Archer Co
Coverdale and Archer Co present a morning display of fancy strawberries and cherries. The notice highlights fresh fruit offerings and emphasizes quality and seasonal availability for shoppers.
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Coverdale & Archer CO
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