Knight of St. John Court Debates Expulsion Over Controversy
At Cedar Point twenty nations gathered for the Knights of St. John biennial session. Joseph W. Waitz of Dayton faced court martial for criticizing supreme officers over relations with women’s groups. He was found guilty with possible expulsion from the order or church. Notre Dame president John F. Jaquinas addressed the assembly, while Notre Dame’s stance and Carnegie were cited in critique. Officers were elected including Peter Fett as Supreme President and Henry Lieder as Supreme Second Vice President.
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Cleveland
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Connersville
Ind
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Henry Lieder
Buffalo
N.Y
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Columbur
O Supreme
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Imrst
Covington
John C. Shea
Dayon
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Fiat
Tenner
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Calumbine
Forman
Aline Johanna
White Newport
Mea
Cinrindat
Anna Mitchell
Min
Annie McCallen
Priadelphia
Taraiin
St. Lowa
Totuda
Saturday Special at Columbia Candy Kitchen
Columbia Candy Kitchen advertises a Saturday sale offering fresh toasted marshmallows at 20 cents, regular price 30 cents. The item appears as a standalone promo with no additional details about quantity or time.
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Columbia Candy Kitchen
Bicycle Tires and Repairs Adette Brisiva and Brosius
Bicycle tires and repairs offered by Brisiva & Brosius at 126 E. Columbia. Open evenings from April 1 to July 3. Good second hand bicycles available with prices around $13.00.
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Miles pleas quail favors aid to game preserves
Indianapolis June 24 Geo W Miles newly named title commissioner of fisheries and game urges Indiana farmers to aid quail, funding and establishing game preserves with shelter and winter food. He cites existing preserves created by his predecessor, Sweensy, and calls for widespread farmer participation to protect native quail and pheasants, noting the need for feeding during severe winters.
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Ind
Geo. W. Miles
Gsheries and Game
Tha
Atete
Miles
Sweensy
Han
Linda
Alate
Michigan
Deal
Bob White
Winter survival tale of a fox and farmer kindness
A fragment tells of a fox left hungry through winter, with a farmer’s cruel neglect then a postponed act of mercy. The fox would be fed at winter’s start and again as snows deepen, a quiet claim on the tanner’s conscience for a small mercy toward a fellow creature.
Electric Addition Lot Sales Offer Cash and Installment Options
Fort Wayne Homestead Company advertises lots for sale today and tomorrow at five dollars cash or five dollars monthly. Free streetcar tickets, no taxes until 1912, no saloons, and cement sidewalks paid. Ten large factories within walking distance. Mr A H Baylesy from Kansas City visits Fort Wayne recalling his first return in 26 years and a tale of land sales near Allen County Court House.
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Thomas Toomey Out Of Doors After Attack
Aged veteran Thomas Toomey, injured at Buss Foundry and Machine Works by a foreign assailant named Nome, was able yesterday to be out of Hoorn Torchi. He hopes to leave the hospital soon as recovery progresses despite injuries. Police have yet to arrest Nome, with reform officials warning Nome aided the country immediately after the assault on Toomey and his children.
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Master Masons to Gather for St John Day Service
Master Masons will meet Sunday at 10 in Masonic Temple to attend a joint service at First M E Church corner Wayne and Lafayette. Commandery will act as escort. J K Cecil in charge. All Master Masons invited. City Geake Sanders W M. Home Lodge Meigs Gould. FRANK GOULD BUYS FAMOUS STABLES Paris June 24.
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Insane From Heat Aims Self Harm In Chicago Man
Joseph, Mich June 26 In a chaotic incident a Chicago resident named Prank J Malhy reportedly attempted self mutilation while at the police station in a heat fashioned frenzy. Police said the man appeared delirious and sought to harm himself amid extreme temperatures.
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J. ‘Malhy
Chicago
Night Clerk Discovers Wounded Man In Bloodstained Room
In the early hours Maley lay on the floor of a bloodstained hotel room with extensive self inflicted wounds from a penknife and a razor. Despite doctors tending to his many wounds he removed bandages and reopened them, then attempted to end his life as officials arrived. He was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Miley
Antrugila
Shipping munitions of war to Nicaragua report
Washington reported that a mega armed vessel carrying inunations of war for the Nadriz government in Nicaregiy sailed from New Orleans yesterday. The Darada insurgent representatives have urged the United States to send a warship after her.
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Spain Ignores Vatican Protest After Cabinet Meeting
Madrid reports that at today’s cabinet session the government announced it would ignore the Vatican protest over the imperial decree issued June 11. The decision, framed as a continuation of government policy, signals no reversal of the decree or its religious provisions.
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Prowler Cainle Han
Police Roundup Details Theft and Violent Incidents
Police detained Charles Smith Frank Plesant and Jack Anspaugh after a theft accusation at a Columbia Street saloon. The watch was found with Plesant during a search. Others faced charges including drunkenness, prostitution, and fraud with minor sentences reported. Authorities continued crime investigations and public order actions as the city wrestled with assorted offenses.
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Conquet
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Conte
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Robart Gunntogivany
Avaient Wat of
Lown
George Waldrmn
Palica
Wallin
Gibhome
MM Defias
T Meyela
Albert Hirclr
Auburn
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