Turbulent City Plots and Court Rulings Stir Press
The article outlines a heated sequence of political maneuvers in Pittabure with Governor Hanly as guest and discussions on reapportionment. It notes Judge Carter’s ruling on street use by interurban cars and Mayor Rook Walter’s planned appeal, plus statements by Vanderlip, Gary, and E. logalla on financial conditions amid a widening economic debate.
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Infiana Supreme Court
Cata
Cara
Canientporancuas Nile Races
Tey
Ormer
Ury Vanderlip
Gary
Sirectors
United States Steel Corporation
M E. Logalla
Big Four
Rockefeller Group
Mr. Hill
Recession Looms Amid Mixed Economic Signals
Amid uncertain forecasts a dismal trend in activity hints at possible recession. Analysts note uneven orders and cautious hiring while industry leaders warn of slower industrial totals and cautious expansion ahead.
Milk Poison Nightmare Warns City About Dirty Dairies
A Health Department report reveals that in Washington 38.9 percent of 327 milk samples failed to meet standards, with 23.5 percent below taxed quality in earlier surveys. Advocates urge home pasteurization and cooling to curb typhoid, diarrhea, and related illnesses. Public health officials warn that adulterated milk harms the poor and sickly, urging sanitary handling and rapid consumer action.
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United States Department of
Axchulojre
Washington
Tas
Health Department
Columbda
Indird
Lambassia's Italian Band at Robison Park Three Days
Sunday afternoon the Lambassia's Italian Band opens a three day engagement at Robison Park. The group arrives from Jamestown where they completed a four week run with notable success.
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Lambassia
Robison Park
Sam Waesta
Robison Ark
Jamestown
Robison Park Theatre Presents All Star Pantomime
Large all at Robison Park Theatre this week promises the best season show with an upcoming all star bill by Zandalle r Triupe. A grand fireworks display is set for Friday evening. A special round trip coach fare to Cleveland via Nick el Plate Roar departs July 14 at 6 28 am with return July 16. Contact G A Melin Port Wayne for details.
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Park Theater
Zandaller Triupe
G. A. Melin
Port
Wayne
Tod
Contracts Awarded After City Board Deliberations
The council announced contracts for a steam heating facility and related equipment after bidding. William Hunting and the Poet Wayne Electric Company secured the central contract, with bids lower than rival firms, while other bidders faced adjustments and reassurances about uninterrupted telephone service during installation.
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Enn Lcorlinuna Feuniy Passe Owegineer
The
Daily News
Aff Lee Burger
Thoopwen Mamifate Rating ‘Company
Telait
Win
Stalin
Plitt
Cuomnecs Lim
Larh
Hunting
Wayne Lectric Corpany
Plamere
Iba Payer
Bord
Wind
Mr. Hanting
Hanting
Opern Hom
Ube
Elty Gilnut
The Last Call on Lumber Stock Volatility
A June 26 notice from The Law and Investment Co. Fort Wayne Indiana promotes International Lumber and Development stock. It touts shares at par now, rising to 350 after a date, with guaranteed dividends of 22 percent and annual returns around 11 percent. It urges purchase on a five dollar monthly plan, promising quick profits and large dividends.
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International Lumber
Widenda
Ave Yours
International Lumber and Development
Anfe
National
Trust Company
THE
LAW and Investment Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fat Fees for the Lawyers in Indianapolis
Judge M L N Walker in Marion county probate court allowed attorneys and others 231228.60 for services to George Rhodius the Indianapolis millionaire declared insane by Judge Artman of Lebanon. Claims against the estate were presented for 43000 but were cut. Principal firms: plaintiff 312000 defense 96000 temporary guardian 4000. Rhodius recently married Elma Tare in Louisville amid rumors of abduction during feebleminded care.
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Indianapolis
Mln. A. Walker
Marion County Probate Court
George Rhodius
Rhoding
Elma Tare
Louisville
Mougliles reunion in Cold Spring Aug 2 invites kin
The Mougliles reunion will be held at Cold Spring on August 2. All relatives are invited to attend the popular meeting at chapter No. 10 under the Eastern Star. There will be work and refreshments. Also notes about other local church activities and a funeral arrival in San Antonio.
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Mougliles
Zanes
Henry
Wayne
Inet
Mania
Ohurelt Ak
Pw Et Zavesvilh
R. Klein
East Washington ST
Marlon Keeleynstitute Aimed at Addiction Treatment
The Marion Keeleynstitute under D W O Daniels has treated hundreds for liquor and morphine addiction over fifteen years. The doctor offers referrals from ten former patients who can share their experiences. Write to Dr Daniels at the Marion Keeleynstitute in Marion Indiana for information.
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Marlon
Wanted experienced fruit pantry woman at Wayne Hotel
Job listing seeks an experienced fruit pantry woman with references. Offers good salary and permanent position at the Wayne Hotel.
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Wayne Hotel
Mrs Lem Hartman called by death on fortieth anniversary
Mrs Blix H. Hartman widow of Len R. Hartman died yesterday at Lutheran hospital from Bright’s disease at sixty three years old. A prominent religious worker, she organized Wayne Street Methodist church activities and taught Sunday school for decades. Funeral Friday at Wayne Street Methodist Church with interment at Linden Wood cemetery. She was born in Navarre Ohio and moved to Fort Wayne with her husband in 1846. Survived by three daughters, a son, a brother and several sisters and numerous church friends.
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Blix HW. Harlan
Len R. Hartman
Luethera Hospital
Bright
Emmy
Heeb
Wayne Street
Herbserpal
Eplcopil
Lindenwont
Wartinut
Bor
Navarre
Ohio
Vane Gamer
Fort Wayne
Therlinae
Cartian
Cartier
First National Bank
Flartwad
Ila Dewth
Lung
Thote
Aid
Hurtig
West Waynt
Jackwon
West
Martian
Dilwaukee
Hartosan
New York City
Theda Martian
Norteweuthrn University
Martha
Wit Hareter
Mlekaville
Milzabeth Keanler
Rabdace
IHS
Sarah Weaver
Duiles South
Wayne
Alfred Tarter
Ertroan
Peranne
Wayne Slrest
Mra
Cartman
Ataira
Thouslands
Fort, Wayne
Ghurch Actendanta
Open Books Trial Developments In Oil Case
The article reports on post trial maneuvers in a major oil case. Judge Landis denies new trials and orders, refusing to provide extra information. potential fines could reach 29 million on 1 462 counts. References to Chicago Alton and Whiting shipments mark the defense and government dispute.
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Chicago & Eastern
Chicago & Alton
Miller
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Aiton Allroad
Whiting, Inc
St I Louis
Orchard Had It In For Him Continued From Faе One
Testimony recounts Orchard plotting against court orders and predicts upheaval as defense and prosecution clash over motive and influence. Witnesses include miner leaders and editors linked to the Western Federation of Miners and the Mineral Magazine.
Western Federation leader Davis testifies in trial and links to mine fraud
W F Davis a Western Federation leader is called to the stand as the Innchem adjournment occurs. He claims to know little about an alleged Crain on the Florenen Crip railway plot. Orchard allegedly offered $200 for a powder plot in the Windsor Orchard. Orchard and Lox Limanyi read the present trial in a Goldfinhi paper. defense told to testify in Boise. Davis contradicts Dyehard and ties him to mine region outbreaks and murder. Williams and Brackenridge street Pine Company push Pine Tor Smelling Batteries in South Bend after a rush of business last week.
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O'Net
Mindin’ Organigation
Ale Overrow
O'Neil
Denver
Meahody
Sherman
Andallam
Mingra
Haywood
eThe Magnalan
Torah
O'Neal
Borah
Moyer
Jack Simpking
Marion Moore
Ying
O'Neill
Aucresaril
Steinesberg
Oneill
Steonenberg
Steunenberg
Misiera
Steumnen
Senator Borah
W. F. Davis
Western Federation
Travis
Goldfield
Nevada
Florenen & Crip
Winchiestor Gine
Davis
Sal Bo
Orchieed
Boise
St Dy. Williams and Vurty
OM of Pine Company
Brackenridge Street
South Bend
St Ejkhart
Jhaa & Mast
Degrees for Distinguished Men at Oxford
Oxford, England June 2. Milky men distinguished in politics art science of letters including Premier Campbell Bannerman Lord Chancellor Loreburn no speaker of the house Mr Lowther General Booth Rudyard Kipling and the archbishop of Armach the Most Rev William Alexander Mark Twain Samuel L Clemens received a university degree today.
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Oxford
England
Preemiler Campbell-Bannerman
Loreburn
House of Comnons
Mr. Lowthert
General Booth
Rudyard Kipling
Armaah
William Alexander
Marc Twain
Samuel TL. Clemens
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Thorn
Robison Park Theatre
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Nickel Plate Roar
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Lem Hartman
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Orchard
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