Public intoxication leads to jail time and fines
Bert Moehler of Fairfeld r eve n u e was fined 50 and sentenced to 60 days in the pen on a public intoxication charge. He woke two traveling salesmen at the Wabesh railroad station and attacked Buler and ML after a pursuit to a hotel. Paul Hacerfeld must pay 92 weekly for support, while Howard Biv’s case was continued for one week amid a $306 hood claim. Elmer Caer’s request for penvoke was granted pending Thursday morning continuation.
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Bert Moehler
Fairfeld
Tns
Moehler
Wabesh
Vine
Buler
Paul Hacerfeld
End Merle
Wires Start Blaze on Thad Bowell Street
A short circuit ignited insulation of electric wires at 6:30 p.m. near the residence of R. Ester on Thad Bowell Street, causing a firm scare. The fire department responded and remedied the trouble with no damage to the building or contents.
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R. Ester
Hat Theft Report at Robison Park Leads to Arrest
Mertha Angus was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Patrolman Kammer in connection with stealing a ladies hat valued at $15 at Robison park on Sunday. She faces arraignment in Abe court on a charge of petit larceny in the maring.
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Charset
Robison Park
Mertha Angus
Kammer
Abe
Indiana State Sunday School Association Meets in S. Ind
State assembly opens with about two thousand delegates from across the state and city, marking the fifty fifth annual Indiana Sunday School Association session. Shelbyville and Crawfordsville vie for the 1920 convention with active boosters on site. Divisional meetings yield many addresses as officers are elected and plans set for next year. A convention parade and a Civic Hall musical pageant close Thursday evening.
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S, Ind
Indiana State Sunday School Association
Shelby Vnn
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Civic Hall
Funeral Announcements and Civil War Reunion News
Funeral notices report Pu werat services this afternoon at 7 from the house of William Mefnizal. In Terre Haute Ind the Brigade association met with Rev. W B Rippetoe presiding and Debruler Vincennes and Miss Fannieottom Terre Haute elected officers. Forty‑one Civil War survivors attended the reunion.
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Pnougall
Estulia
Wiliam
Trare Haute
Sune
Brigade Association
WB. Rippetoe
Tere Haute
Press
Debruler
Vincennes
Ind
Fannieottom
Terre Agrivtant
General Electric Officials Meet City Workers
Lynn and Erie area General Electric executives visited the city Tuesday to discuss department problems with a local works committee. A key issue tackled was standardizing seat prices across plants controlled by the company.
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Generst Electric Company
Lynn
Tithsfield Sd
Erie
General Electric Company
Extra Session Legato Reelected Governors Meet in Traaue
Governors in thirteen states hold legislative sessions or plan to reconvene. Three meet in Traaue 1321 in regular session. New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut New Mexico and West Virginia hold remaining sessions. Special sessions aim to limit duration and address tax reform and highway law corrections. House candidates Kime Mendenhall Hendricks Harris Wesex are contenders for speaker.
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Traaue
New Hampshire
Vermont
Chaaraan Wasmyti
Republican State Committee
Wis
Kime
Mendenhall
Hendricks County
Harrie
Lake
Wesex
Fort Wayne
Prominent Adams County Farmer Dead in Decatur
A Decatur obituary notes the death of a prominent Adams County farmer, Mr Dean, aged and living in Washington Township. The report details a city hall meeting led by Cherie Vogieweds, updates from business and chamber leaders, and discussions on freight rate equalization between Indiana and Illinois. It also covers Army worm outbreaks, county agricultural guidance from County Agent Meeks, and plans to build a joint tuberculosis sanatorium including Adams County alongside Jay, Wells and Blackford counties.
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Cherie Vogieweds
Association
Charles Ga
Munete
L. A. Clark
Mars
Bali Bros
MPF
Inc Rehamber of Commerce
Chicago
Indiana
Ilinois
Corm
Portland
Mecka
Adams
Hartford
Sion Grove
Br. Meeks
Meeks
Democrat
Jay
Wells
Blackford
Indi
Irish Republic 0 Issue Bonds
The Irish Republic plans a bond issue of one million pounds sterling with 300,000 to the public and 259,000 abroad, aimed at supporting independence efforts while coordinating voluntary bodies and awaiting cabinet details before submission for approval.
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Limiaraf
Risen
Ay NeVelera
Air
Wheat Dealers Under License Provisions and Penalties
Provisions for licensing wheat dealers restricts business conduct and requires licenses issued by the grain authorities in multiple cities. Applications go to the wheat director division in Washington. Unauthorized activity after July 13 or while license is suspended or revoked incurs severe penalties. Use Journal-Gazette Want Ads for quick returns at one cent per word.
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Polkclan
Baltimore
Chicano
Galventua
Miamapolis
Kansasity
New Orleans
Cimaba
Philadelphia
Portland
Oregon
Tawis
San Prencisco
Buffalo
Disuth
Wheat Director
Washington
Dante
Journal-Gazette
Municipal League of Indiana Addresses Growth and Progress
The session featured Gary and Indianapolis delegates and Mayor Jewett of Indianapolis delivering remarks on municipal progress. He urged city leaders to unite in information campaigns, efficiency, and cooperation to improve services and urban development.
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Fort Wayne
Epers
Gary
Willa P. Hodges
Garr
Wayne
Tar
Tle
Jewett
Hoosier
Charles W. Jewett
Indianapolis
Municipal League
Indiana
Von
Ballena
Jewete
Bok
Jtewett
Cily
Tiis
Citizan
Tae
Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce Shapes City Interests
Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce coordinates city interests through a director-led board and broad representation. The chamber links business groups civic clubs and government to harmonize development across industry and community welfare.
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Fort Wayne
Commerce
Abc
Imder
Ron
Che Fegera
Transnorsa
Rotary
Quest
Far
Warne Suurhin Day Trade Association
Chamber of Commerce
City management needs training and reform in public service
The text advocates stronger revenues and expenditures oversight, stricter naturalization rules, merit-based police reform, and a shift from political policing to professional public service. It calls for a city management training school, better sanitation, and programs to improve public happiness through entertainment and health. It notes open convention sessions on city government and transportation issues, plus a lesson from postwar cleanup.
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Jitter
L. ¢. Wright
Indiane Highway Commission
Strest Aml
May
Morern
W. HB. Riblet
Rikhart Rett
Harland Herhalomew
St Louis
Ndianapolis
Council passes three wage rise ordinances in city departments
The oi! council approved increases for police waterworks and electric light staff. Police salaries rise for chief six sergeants and officers with an eight hour day. Water and electric departments grant roughly a 10 percent raise for fifteen workers, while other budget items and public works motions were debated or referred.
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Oi! Council
Gwance
Council For Fame
Leutenant
Board of Safety
Outane aMier
Water Worke Department
Electric Light Department
George Smith
Aig
Cownell
Lance
Nick Pales
Committee On
Polae
Germany
Pendler
Henry J. Doell
Lohnara of Public Works
Calhoun
Creighton
Sontiac
Board of Works
Wayne Sidhouse
Cepa
Cor
Jublic
Benator
Gsid
Mie War Department
LG Felleve
Senate
Cec
York
Chicago Municipal Strike Called Off A Kellner Krumbles Proposal
City council finance committee reaches truce with unions ending the municipal strike affecting about 2,000 city employees. A cereal promotion blend named Krumbles is touted as a reward, with Kellner products urged for trial packages and store demos to drive consumer interest.
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Chilago
Dun
Nance Committee
Ertorn
McKage
Kellner
Rinables
Want Ads Offer Journal Gazette Results For One Cent A Word
Classified notices advertise affordable rates with one cent a word. Readers learn Want Ads from the Journal Gazette promise results and broad reach for listings and notices.
Referee Deadlock Stalls Willard Dempsey Championship Plans
Promoter of the heavyweight title bout between Jase Willard and Jack Dempsey reports a referee deadlock after discussions with Willard Jack Kearns and boxing officials. Willard and Dempsey sparred, with Willard avoiding decisive action while Dempsey celebrated his 24th birthday with neighborhood children.
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Poledo
Suns
Tax Biara
Jase Willard
Jack Dempsey
Wallard
Jack Kearns
Away
Navy
Elyian Board of Boxing
Gavin
The
Boar
Adem Ermpie
Whey
Willard
Richard
Kearns
Jack Vetch
San
Dempsey
Bell Tate
Yesterazy
Tate
Jack Malone
John J. Reisler
John the Barbe
Heisler
Margons Lose Star In Captain Mcosh
Chicago June 2 Harz gate Cosh captain of this gratis track desi at the University of Chicago has just completed a valuable term of nerview for the Man Tooha. He has been yor two years own at the most reliable point with data on Stages roster and in one of the hnnt qulere turned out by the Ble Tan codtinatics. Although is best record time is 4:22 for the mile, the Davenport ulfice has been forced to exert himself to the Iimit only a few times. Blanley Sherr a half miler has been elected camatn of the 1920 nk
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Chicago
Cosh
Universty
Tooha
Davenport
Handon
Blanley Sherr
Hoosier Leads Yank Riflemen in Tourney
George Tlealy from Robert Indy, state high jump champ, announces entry in the inter allied Tile pistol and sharp shooting tournament at Gary. He will run 10 yard dash, high jump, pole vault, and either high or low hurdle, aiming to beat his Earlham 3:10 time by at least 10 inches. He trains daily and expects strong performance for the July 4 event hosted by General Electric Co.
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Robert Indy
Atate
Barlham
Gary
General Electric Company
Earlham
Twilight Leaguers Fight Hard Battle at Lawlop Park
In a twisting Twilight League clash at Lawlop Park Bowser cish edged Wayne Knits No 2 5 to 4 after a tense rally. Two home runs in the sixth inning gave the Oil Tankers the lead and they held on. At Weisser Park Wayne Knife No won by forfeit as Pennsy No did not appear.
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Lawlop Park
Bowser Cish
Wayne Knits
Weisser Park
Wayne Knife
Leo Downs Sheldon in hard fought game at Leo
The tocanine detested Sheldon in a game Sunday afternoon at Leo, Indiana. The score was 10 to 3 as the visitors pressed hard, but Steward’s strong horning and local efforts kept the clash lively.
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Leo
Ind
Sune
Sheldon
Mike
Colored Giants Revenge Motives in Sunday Showdown
Colored Giants led by Selden prepare for Sunday battle against city champs to seek revenge for a prior defeat. Wilson and Dupee manage the team with a colored umpire alternating with John Dor nick in charge. Ground care by Jack Baldy and assistants. fast game anticipated at League Park amid carnival preparations and upcoming all professional visit by Ed Withrow and Terre Heute.
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Bacteriall
League Park
Wilson
Dupee
Colored Giants
Selden
Lee Lincoln Lifes
Deset
John Dornick
Jack Baldy
Stenl
Ed Withrow
Terre Heute
Lafayette
Ford workers and wives plight highlighted in testimony
An investigator testified that Mrs Prell and her two children faced malnutrition and poverty while seeking aid for soldiers' wives, after being directed between Ford offices. The Detroit patriotic fund assisted, sending her to a health resort, and Ford began $120 weekly support for another case.
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Ford
Detroit Patietic Fund
Lintang
Detroit Patriotic Fund
Associaterd Charities
Ueresul
Reeves
Alfred Lusking
Mr. Ford
Emma Goldman
Lial
Apa
Fia
Big Time Planned for the Editors
Continued from page to Wayne. This will end at 3. Select at the Fort Wayne Country where dinner will be served. The speakers at the banquet will feature Indiana men, former Governor S. Laton, or Dale J. Crittenberge of Anderson former auditor of state, Laton who Indiana Democratic affiliation. G Hoffman's subject on the Centralization of Its Government. Claude G. Bowers The League. Samed M. Raleten fore star of Inlemt. Pheresi wu. Following the speeches wheree.
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Page
Wayne
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Inchecinas
S. Mr. Raleton
Dale J. Crittenberges
Anderson
Wlil Laton
Indiana Democratic Bilitwriit
G. Hoffman
Frederick
Steil ‘Andrichiam
Claude G. Bowers
the League
Jons
Samed M. Raleten
Forestar
Inlemt
Pheresiwu
Journal Gazette Want Ads Showcases July Fourth Events
Fragmented text describes a July Fourth session at Wolt and Dessaner auditorium with Plymouth Democrat editor Clay W Metsker, a luncheon for Secretary Daniets, a program of musical numbers, and an address by a distinguished visitor. Prohibition debates on liquor storage for personal use follow, with a bill and committee changes discussed.
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Wolt & Dessaner
Clay W. Metsker
Plymouth Democrat
Andre
Walt & Dessaner
Dan
Association
University Club Welcomes Heroes at Loyal Meeting
The University Club hosted a reunion night featuring remarks on national unity and the League of Nations. Speakers praised American wartime leadership and warned against German propaganda, followed by stories from Captains Bond and Beall and a social dance that closed the evening.
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Craver
League
Air
League of Nations
Mece
Captain Bond
Beall
Bond
United Statees Army
University Club
An Instantaneous Wrinkle Remover
A description of a cosmetic treatment using powdered materials to dissolve on the skin. The method claims smooth, youthful results with daily applications, yielding a comfortable, attractive appearance and boosted self confidence for women seeking to erase wrinkles.
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Wilder
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Terre Haute
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Legato
Styrays' Deere
Adams County
Thomas Dean
Decatur
Dean
Washington Township
Monroe
Irish Republic
Ballard
Gwe
Steve
Pat Jatait
Fort Wass
Munigpal League
NDNA
Poslam
West
Sean
Lima
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Fort Warne
Tenat
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Betty Walls Fowler
George A. Vanst
Indiana Mustes League
Wattint
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Sport News
M’cosh
Twilight Leaguers
Leo Downs Sheldon
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Jefferson Theatre
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