Tainted Money Sparks National Juvenile Aid Row
Denver reports Rockefeller’s $5 million offer rejected over tainted funds for a national juvenile improvement association. Judge Lindsey refuses Rockefeller money, pledges support from Miss Jane Addams and juvenile workers, forming an international group to advance the cause without tainted funds.
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Denver
Cole
Juin D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Fangrovement Association
Lindsey
Ian Beem
Rockefelier
Jane Addams
Hdl ‘House
Calcago
Juveniig Improvement Association
Mr. Rockefeller
Phiadelphia
Lind
WEAT INSPECTION BILL BACK TO CONFERENCE IN DC
Washington June 26 Congress resumes work on the wheat inspection bill with conferees set to reconcile payment responsibilities for inspections and the date placement on meat cans. A separate draft contains $15,000 for export laboratory setup and $6,000 to study the whitefly on orange crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Carbo
Arnate
House
Letvisian
Amani
Railroad Rate Bill Sent Back to Conference
Washington June 26 The senate sent the railroad rate bill back to conference after further debate designating Tilman Elias and Cullomal as conferees. Naval appropriation talks were paused as the senate receded from amendments on the Port Royal training station. A motion by La Follette to limit train movement time to sixteen hours for railroad employees drew sharp debate but failed to derail proceedings.
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Washington
Twa Oy
Senate
Tilman
Elias
Cullomal
Port Royal
la Follette
Concordia Class of 1906 Holds Exercises in New Building
The Concordia College commencement for the class of 1906 drew about 1,000 attendees for diplomas awarded to 29 graduates. Rev Frank Wambsganss delivered the baccalaureate, with Latin, English, Hebrew, and Greek recitations and class musical numbers. The new building, completed last fall, was dedicated and the class of 1908 became the first to graduate in the facility guiding a three year seminary path in St Louis next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia, College
Wening
Concordia Theologiet Seminary
St. Louix
Frank Wambeganas
Columbus
Wamntsganse
Heilman
M. Mencke
W. Hartmann
Iti
P. Breltnig
Missouri
A. Carre
Ohio
J. Carson
Australias
Dtettamek
Indiana
Stephen Frey
New York
Toliqua
Hellman
Germany
Indiana music teachers convene in Frankfort
Indiana Music Teachers Association opened its twenty ninth session in Frankfort with President Hamilton Nunahautn of Marion delivering the closing address. Secretary James P. Reagan of Lafayette read a report showing the group in prosperous condition as a concert capped the day.
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Indiana Music
Frankfort
Ind
Indiago Music’ Teachers
Premklent
Hemailton Nunahautn
Marida
Sofort
Cinka
Tames FP. Reegan
Latazatta
Ais Ra Port
Ft Mh
Houses Must Be Numbered Poller
The board of safety ordered Police Chief Ankenbrnck to enforce the ordinance requiring house numbers, noting many builders omitted numbers for years. Delivery and mail carriers face disdvantage as the city grows, and Chief Ankenbruck will direct patrolmen to enforce the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Ankenbrnck
Chiat Aulenbruck
Weather forecast and a church address summary
The bulletin covers weather across states with Wednesday and Thursday showers, variable winds, and cloudy or partly cloudy conditions in parts of Indiana Ohio Michigan. It also notes Rev. Charles A. Rowand of First Methodist Episcopal church delivering an address in Wapakoneta at the Epworth League gathering.
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Washington
Jime
Indian
Tividis—Falrip
Ohio
Tower
Michigan
Charles A. Rowand
Methodsat Episcopal Church
da Averadan
Is Harry Thaw Insane A Sensational Killing Case Update
New York June 26. Harry Kendall Thaw the Pittsburg man who shot architect Stanford White was moved from his cell to a patrol wagon and taken to police headquarters. Proceedings at Jefferson Market court were perfunctory and Thaw was held without bail for the coroner. Authorities anticipate an insanity defense and a commission may be appointed to examine his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brown
Magistrat
Hopslow
Burr
Trolley car jump hurts Van Wert riders near Bo east
An interurban car named Van Wert jumped the tracks four miles east of Van Wert on the Fort Wayne Van Wert and Lima line. Two back injuries and facial injuries were reported for Mrs George H Wuneer and Mrs Ed Welch. Passengers Eva Gearhart Reverend Tennison Lewis and others escaped with minor bruises. Conductor Frence and Motorman Risber were in charge with Rom eastbound.
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van Wert
Fort Wayne
van Wert & Lio Interurban, Inc
George H. Wuneer
Brnland
Ed Welch
Mise Eva Gearhart
Tennyson Lewis
Philadelphia Board of Health orders slaughterhouses closed
Philadelphia health board orders owners of thirty six slaughter houses citywide to abandon the establishments. Sanitary inspections reveal unsanitary conditions prompting action to protect public health.
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Philadelphia
Board of Health Torty Ct
Renson
City Council Deliberates Over Stenographer Pay Amid Political Clash
The Fort Wayne city council spent most of the session in debate over a small stenographer salary while a Republican move led by Mr Cook dominated. A late compromise settled the salary issue, delaying action on Elizabeth Street franchise and postponing other business. The meeting also considered a request for funds to maintain paths and a reform contract for cheap electricity on the south side.
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Cook
Laveyard
Elsy
Elisabeth Street
Sexson
Lehwier
Munkoyal
9 Space 2
Elizabeth Street
Fort Waurne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Board of Works
Alecoun- OU
Colinei
Mmtreet
South Side
Gobwler
Joeng ix
Hugh McCulloch
Lyman M'Shillan
First National Bank
Columbia City
Fi “C
P_ MITCHELL
Citizens’ State Bank
Monroevile
A. Wasmuth
Wasmuth & Go. Bank
Roanoke
Indiana, Bankers’ Association
Wayne Club
W. H. Gofttinberry
Garrett
Poa
Fort Wayne
Bort Wayne
Ma Association
Truat Semipanies
Worden
Association
Van Wert City Car Receives A Luxe Transit Car
A detailed account describes a grand transit car fashioned after the Van Wert city, built with mahogany interior, double windows, and luxury fittings. It features a smoking room, observation compartment, buffet kitchen, and green plexiglass central area. The car, powered by Westinghouse motors, is rated for high speed and showcases extensive incandescent lighting and art glass.
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van Wert
Mes
Ohio City
Fort Wayne
United Service
Westinghouse
Finiah
Honduras
Steam Engineers Elect New Officers
At a regular meeting of Local No 1 Twenty percent International Union of Steam Engineers the election of officers took place New members were enrolled and other business conducted Themis Basler and David Marchant were named delegates to the forthcoming international convention to be held in Milwaukee Wisconsin in September A fire department call followed for an incident at the Basa foundry involving a ventilator with minor damage
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International Union of S Team Engineers
Bovery
Thoga
Caseboer
W William
Soest
H. Nutt
Anandat Jaceratary
J. Hh. Walt
A. J. Pranko
M. McCaine
Iggard
David Marshant
Wilp
Mom
Youn Stocks
David Boutehants
Fort Wayne
Iehot
J. B. Wolf
L. PB. Case- Pibeer
Meutt
Themis Basler
Bi Db
Jfelling
Raprona
Milwaneg
Wis
Trefusive
David Marchant
Coal Rates Come Down In Indiana Rail Bargain
Fort Wayne manufacturers secure a reduction of coal rates after Indiana railroad commission negotiations. Railroads announce a 10 to 20 cent per ton cut for coal from Indiana and neighboring states. Commissioner W J Woods hails the move as a major achievement for the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Indiana Railroad Commission
Bert Wayne Epectahelbeva
Plasterers' Union Reorganizing Membership
The Plasterers' Union No. 7 in Fort Wayne is reorganizing its membership with support from the Federation of Labor. International Organizer Scully visited, addressing members and urging unity and reformation. A past split nearly dissolved the local, but allied unions aided a reunion, and full membership is expected to return within a week.
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Plasterers’ Union
Ife
Federation of Labor
Plasterers
Fort Wayne
Scully
Thay
Tme
Loc! No. 76
Gebfert's Pigeon Wins Five Hundred Mile Race
In a rugged early 20th century scene, Gebfert's pigeon claimed victory in the five hundred mile race. The delivering handlers from Wort Wayne and Vanders originated near Springfield Missouri, guiding the bird under fall conditions and through a sequence of handlers including Gene Feru and Henry Boschules.
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Gebfert
Pigeon
Wayne Vandfers
Springfield
Loitty Gene Feru
Scone
Menry Boschules
Swarts
Herbert Mingyr
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Joe Cannon
Pat
Menton
Bill
Tiloan Tos
Maddy St
St Paul
National Council of ‘Women’s Clube
Linear Pen Gal
Miss Addams
Mina Addams
International Juvenile Association
Lindacy
Xes
Concordia
Gradua
Frank Wambsganss
Poller
Harry
Prisoder
Thaw
Frvm White
Big Lima Limited
Ranata Bank
Langard
Steam Engineers
J. F. Relling
Bullalarm
Basa
Railroad Commission
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