Fort Wayne transit service questioned over open car issues
The Journal-Gazette voices demand for more open-car service on city traction noting high ridership but inadequate provision. It cites Sundays and overall belt line reliability, with weather affecting service and public demand rising as evidence of needed improvements.
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Timber law clash in state assembly decision on town trustees
A lengthy dispute over a 1909 act governs town trustee terms and election methods. The attorney general notes clerical errors and calls for court ruling to define “trustee” terms while towns with even numbers must elect half for four years and half for two. The piece highlights potential delays and constitutional questions affecting hundreds of towns and their local officials.
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Republican, Ne Newspapers And He Tariff Response
In a broad survey of press reaction the New York World notes Republican newspapers largely condemn Aldrich tariff plans while some papers in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago oppose the policy. It cites strong resistance from the St Louis Globe-Democrat Minneapolis Star and Portland Oregonian alongside support from only select outlets. A local letter from a North Side taxpayer urges action on urban improvements and expresses frustration with tax burdens and delays, urging publication to raise awareness.
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Deep Waterway Feasibility Debate Spurs Federal Action
Chicago observers push for renewed lake to gulf deep waterway efforts after Army Engineers report delay. Advocates warn that a $158,000,000 project will transform freight costs and national trade, while critics and engineers doubt profitability. Mississippi lawmakers urge Congress to decide commercial feasibility at the next session.
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Citizens complain to Fort Wayne board over sidewalks and walks
Letter from Fort Wayne readers criticizing the Board of Public Works for neglecting sidewalk improvements on High Street and elsewhere. They urge installation of cement walks, arguing the board ignores requests while other wards receive modern improvements.
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Summer Necessities Inexpensive Turkish towels and bath items
Unusual values on unbleached Turkish towels and Turkish wash cloths with assorted prices. Athletic towels, hammocks, bathing suits and caps, bathing shoes, and summer cottage goods listed with reduced rates. Toiletries include talcum powders, face powders, lotions, and fine perfumes at lower prices across the store.
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Bowerman May Go Back to New York
Bowerman rumors swirl as Frank Bowerman faces departure from Boston Nats. Reports say he will be traded to New York for two Giants players amid player unrest. Bowerman once a top catcher when in form, faced harsh team reception and fluctuating results since 1907 trade history.
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Many Graduates To Teach From State University
Blooming ton June 25 Nearly half the recent graduates of the State University will teach next year. The registrar reports that about half of the class of ten hundred graduates will enter teaching. Names include Alexander Poseyville and Levey Mon city among others in the list of graduates bound for pedagogical work.
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Precious Blood church picnic announced for July 5
Community event at Corner Fourth and Andrew streets hosted by Precious Blood church. Attendees are urged to take Huffman cars for transportation to the gathering.
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