Two Additional Directors Elected at Wayne Iron and Steel Board
At the annual stockholders meeting in Fort Wayne the Wayne Iron and Steel company re elected a new slate of directors with the addition of Myers and a second name. The board aims to cut costs, expand operations, and pursue a possible dissolution of the trust governing stock held by local trustees. Details on board changes and anticipated shifts in management were discussed as the meeting adjourned after a long session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Iron and Steel Company
Meysta
Matey
Musee
Leought
Port Wayne
Lawaver
Onmumdkesare
Ulflwers
Yeriarday
Fort Wayne
Dagolve
EB. Yarnelie
John Wy
Sule
Charles 5. Tuwlins
Robert Millard
James
Formi Yron and Steel Company
Igstigsed
Isi
Wayne Iron and Steal Company
Ihe
Miinas
P Strane Ibuetnese
Erdara
Alton
Mike
Wabash plan prompts local shop transfers in Springfield
Decatur reports that new Wabash management will order local car shops to transfer to Springfield. The Lake Shore Flyer wreck is noted in connection with freight handling and a siding instruction to open a switch at Mentor to facilitate the freight clearance.
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Woolfigis
Wabash
Tober
Springfield
Lake Shore
Mentor
Cata rrh Cure Claim Offers $100 Reward
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as the only proven cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The prospectus claims the remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer $100 to anyone it cannot cure and invite readers to send for a list of lasting addresses.
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Malls
Chexey & CO
Toledo
Ah Drigelete
Mere Tiali
Heavy Passenger Traffic to the Pacific Coast Surge
Traveling Passenger Agent Oder Haul of the Pennsylvania notes heavy passenger traffic heading west. Excursions attract buyers across Oregon and California with crowds from Vineland and other towns, as rail and parkway travel expand. An Ada, Ohio excursion by the Nitto Guard to Cedar Point draws militiamen and citizens planning a new armory event. Six to seven hundred people expected to join the sandal train on August 5.
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Odeshaust
Oregon
California
Sandler
Vin Weel
Nitto Guard
Ada
Cedar Pola
Pennsy Traffic Men Meet in Pittsburg Today
Pennsylvania traffic officials planned a conference in Pittsburg with G T & L and Union line representatives. General Manager Wughart and Superintendent Ehiyter attended, arriving yesterday in a special car. A heavy freight derailment affected No 8, splitting the train into two sections near Tort Wayne, routing seven coaches toward Pittsburg.
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Plins
Che Jaaiic
G. Tt
Ol Wdalfa
Menting
Kirklin
Pennsyvals
Wiiselly
Harry Quicksell
Union Line
Wellend
Wayne
Pitla- Wurg
Wabash Rail Extension Plans Reported
An authority states that the Wabash Railroad will extend runs, with T. 00 Ferritar overseeing eastern aviation jurisdiction, and Superintendent Dyjeng of Chicago in charge. The Danville to Bement stretch and Peru to Toledo area are mentioned, with engines to run from St. Louis to Bement and new allotments for crews on the eastern division.
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Tha
Vegas
Pert
Dyjeng
Chicago
Miles
Sv. Anfentent
Stephen Cotter
Danville
Bement
Peru
Tatedo
Eit Die
St. Louis
Rement
Hieeatuy
Ladies of the Engineers Entertain Delegates in Pleasant Visit
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers hosted visiting delegates from Helene and Garrett, Ind. The address was delivered by Mrs. Chester Durnelh. Guests enjoyed a generous meal and warm hospitality during the social gathering at the hotel.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Helene
Garrett
Ind
Reder
Chester
Two Machinists Go West Foreman Invites Farewell
A Prisco shop foreman invites two machinists to depart with colleagues noting their leaving will be deeply felt by the crew. The piece records the planned farewell and emphasizes the brothers' or coworkers' ties to the shop.
Brakeman’s Father Injured in Ohio Accident
W F Reichelderter of the Pennsylvania received word that his father, a brakeman, was seriously injured at Bellefontaine Ohio. He secured a leave and hurried to his father’s bedside, with no details on the accident and the father reported in critical condition.
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W. F. Reichelderter
Pennsylvania
Bellefountaine
Specials Engine in Trouble on Pennsylvania Train No 28
The Pennsylvania special No 28 led by Jett arrived Crestline late after a leak on the engine. Engineer Summars reported the fault but the train is expected to reach New York City on schedule despite the delay.
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Pennsylvania
Jett
Jin
St John’s Schools Commencement Event and Program
A partial, garbled report outlines St John’s Schools commencement activities. It mentions entertainment on Magion boulevard with students performing a Welcoming song and various drills including a bell drill and drum performance. The piece references primary pupils and a host bell, with unclear names and affiliations.
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St. John’s
Magion Boulevard
W.ie Ae
Popen Tit
Japan
Vrinmaphal
Jonperthoefer
Stumpt
Néeb
Dumbybell
Aualary Dyec Boys
Sailboat Accident Near In'pine Lake LA Porte
In Pine Lake Indiana two men in a yacht were injured in a sailing accident while launching a new sail. Four women fainted. A rescue party including Liddell Battis Wanet and Lewis pulled from shore and saved all five aboard. The Sheiks and Mr Lepage, artists formerly of Muncie, were observed onboard.
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Laporte
Ind
F. Te. Tadaell
Roy Battars
Ron
Lakes Hey
Liddell
Battis
Wanet
Lawis
Shiek
Lawrence Tetty
Shieks
Bir. Lepage
Muncie
Traction Official Marries Near Wabash
Special to the Journal Gazette from Huntington Indiana June 38 Mr X K Smith division superintendent Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley traction lines and Miss Anna Buyney a popular young lady of Wabash County were united in marriage at the bride’s home one mile south of Wabash. The couple will reside in Huntington where Mr Smith has his headquarters.
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Jowntal
Huntington
Ing
X. K. Smith
Fort Warne & Wabash Valley
Anna Buyney
Wabash County
Wabash
Smith
Morris Karst Nuptials Reported In Huntington
In Huntington Indiana on June 23 Miss Giwerd Morris of Fort Wayne wed Miss Anna Tharet of the county at SS Peter and Pauls church in a ceremony attended by a number of relatives. Morris, a Packard Company employee at Fort Wayne, is described as a dependable young man. His bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Karst, resides east of Harlanburg and is about twenty years old.
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Huntington
Ind
Giwerd Morris
Fort Wayne
Anna Tharet
SS. Peter and Pagis
Morris
Packard Company
Fort Warne
Jacob Karst
Harlanaburs
Resignation and Social At Local Railroad Club
John Alte, a machinist and member of the railroad auxiliary, has resigned his position. A surprise social event is planned by the group, signaling a change in leadership and community engagement at the club.
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John Alte
R. R
The Last Chapter Of Columbia City Commercial
A historic shift in Whitley County politics as the Columbia City Commercial sells assets to Merrici, shipping units away, ending its longtime role as the county’s Republican organ. Williamson, late postmaster, gains a third term while confrontations over paper control provoke a turbulent transition among local Republicans.
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Columbia City
Tut
Coluoe
City
Fife
Merrici
W. W. Wilihungon
Golinanta Cig Malo
Wade Dean
Republican
Commerciat
Lsu
Republiyany
Jon We Salty Hwa
Williamson
Mero Wiliamson
Guunly
Toa
Erit
Auney
Tulagher Williamson
Neel
Congressny
Oubert
Daler
Gilbert
GC. T. Dll
Hand
Waigninge
Gongressonut Robblnsol
Weil
Republis
Whitley County
Baker
Che
Deluge in Superior Court as Grice Niebergall divorce granted
The court yesterday granted a divorce to Grice Niebergall from William F Niebergall and awarded custody of their child. Eleven bidders entered the Cadlon Bridge project with Cadlon Bridge Co the lowest bidder. Attica Bridge Co closely followed. Bids for the Gitny and Holman bridges were disclosed with figures. Licenses issued include Henry Gable age 37 and several others with varied ages.
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Heaton
Grice ‘Niebergall
Deere
William’ F. Niebergall
Mary
Henry
Cadlon Bridge Company
Attica Bridge Company
Gitny Bridge Company
Holman
Gant
Igwer
Henry Gable
Louies
Be Serz
Charlis
Aurens
Bertha c, Schell
Clarence
Foland
Wa de
Channion
John We Faile _ Taylor
Louis H. Govke
Matilyla
Conrad
Wiliam
Burris
Grace
Tarr
Raion
Murray
Osie A. Schiaudrot
Wa E
All Things Come Right In Time
Reflective verse praising patience through hardship, noting that troubles are blessings in disguise and that the heart seeks its best love as divine order stabilizes. Fragmentary lines mention rejoicing in tears and enduring trials as purposes align.
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Reynals Smith Plckeriies
Tay
Magazire
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