Fort Wayne Viewed As Likely Site For New Plants
Fort Wayne is seen as a prime distributing hub with three to four large manufacturing firms considering relocation. President Perry A. Randall of the Commercial Club says one potential company favors local sale and distribution from Fort Wayne and has sent representatives to inspect. Several other sizable manufacturers are weighing moves, with decisive word expected in a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Perry A. Randall
Commercial Club
Winds too much for airship wreck near Osnabruck
The disaster struck at 6 30 in the evening when airship winds tore through the guns compartment and the craft toppled thirty or forty feet. The district governor and his wife arrived by special train with aid, while infantry patrolled the wrecked site from Osnabruck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srormi
Osnabruck
Ure
Mother and daughter burned by gasoline stove blaze
Luke W Scott reports a fire at 2024 North Chin ton street injuring a mother, Mrs William Fensol, and her ten year old daughter. Both suffered serious burns while resting when the garment of the girl ignited from a gasoline stove. The mother aided her child. the daughter is favored to recover as Dr. Gne attended the injured. The incident occurred yesterday morning at around 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fensol
North Chinton
Armain Deligny
Gneheen
Jefferies Dead Sure Winner in Colorful Memoir
A garbled local item describes Jeffries as a dead sure winner amid talk of a Fourth of July funeral. It mentions Mr. Lang of Tort Wayne, a Joe Kidd Medical Company contact, and plans for a Fort Wayne visit with his mother Mrs Kite Leng. Also notes Clyde Bornett guiding local fighters leaving for a big fight and a Lima crew chartered for the trip to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies
Baron Lang
Wayne Boy
Los Angeles
Cnt
A. W. Scutts
J. W. Kidd Medical Company
Lang
St. Tarly
Anynal
Fort Wayne
Kite Leng
Columbia Avenue
Laseralde
Clyde Bornett
First Brick Here for Calhoun Street
Flat shipment of new brick for Calhoun Street pavement arrived yesterday three carloads will be unloaded today daily shipments expected. Bricks for Pontiac Street also on hand. J J Morris of Metropolitan Paving Brick Company in Cantan met public works officials and noted quality concerns with Berry Street brick and possible only extra fine blocks accepted going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontac Street
J. J. Morria
Metropolitan
Comany
Cantan
Turnia
Colhoyn
Pontiac
Berry Strenta
Morris
Calhoun
Wanted Real Estate and Room Rentals Notice
Fragmentary classified style notice listing multiple rental offers and requests. Mentions 1122 West Berry Street, 1125 Ellington Street, East Wayne Street area, and 2210 Broadway. Includes contact hints and a reward offer without clear dates or full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleto Tb Gener Hausorp
West Berry
Elinton Street
IV Tost
Sunhontel
Wayne Street
Wayne
Osta Collective Pockoroak
Atreot
Buchanan Kradt
Tafayette
Welner
Arnnstriit
Findar
Broadway
Western Union Says It Will Not Carry Prize Fight News
President Brooks of Western Union telegraph firm declares no news bulletins or special notices will be sent for the Reno prize fight. The company will limit to transmission of regular dispatches and will provide facilities for newspapers and reporters to distribute updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooks
Western, Union ‘Telegraph Company
Speuial Vite
Mene Mengete
Ite
Prowresa
Jemree-Tonkson
Reno
el Numero
Western Union
Sud
Reoo
Brooke
Western Union Télegraph
Telegraph Company
Auch
Tronamienion
Anvita. Oy
Western Union Telegraph
Reng
Kono
Sto Francisco
Great Northern
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tara
Narrow Escape Near Warsaw Brought By Drowning Attempt
Warsaw dispatch says W. Alleman of Warsaw and J. C. Piper of Tipton Tubes nearly drowned when Alleman fell backward into water a mile from shore. Piper, unable to swim, helped bring Alleman to a boat after considerable effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Alleman
Warkaw
J. C. Piper
Jake
Payne News Apectal Corranpondones: Miss Barth Lawnen returns home
The Payne News reports a local exchange of visits with Mrs Barth Lawnen returning from Port hin g Ind after a prolonged stay with kin. The article catalogs attendance at social events including a gathering in Payne with relatives from Indiana and Ohio, notes on church activities a wedding publication and a community farewell to soldiers, plus numerous visits by residents to nearby towns. It mentions a barn fire loss and a June 4 health event in Cleveland as separate local morsels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Miss Barth
Porthing
Ind
Lown vRidihn
Tor Aevern Dayny
Aisa
Hrady
Auburn Piddey
Daniel Kauttman
Monineville
Inde
CIA
Min
Ohio
Fey
Mid Mee
Damon MrNet
Lane
AL Maloy
Wan Do Tha Molawic
Konwond
Byracude
Proms
Hama
Mra
Charles Lopshire
Dolin
Mirquorat
Irving
Worstvita
Ula
Ethel
Wors
Maples
John Adcogk
BF. Nelson
Antwarp
A. L. Barney
D. Biykhold
J. W. Armstrong
Antwerp
Wilbert
Tony
Bisson Heck
Hlokaville
Deerwesterny
Bodey
Ferenea
Honri
Cleveland
Charles Liklwig Hee
Tre
Frank Long
Fort Wayne
Mayny Long
North Baltimore
J. W. Cartwright
W. Bongell
Clarehin Flyman
Heldasharg
Alan Ghitord Bowman
Mh Mra
Hyraan
Nm. H
Ruble
Haney Enz
Mina Armilia Baume
Anniversary of the Catholic Church Hare Observed
Reported anniversary celebrated at a local Catholic church with Rev Pathor Pitts of Oberlin and Father Roldan of Moundavilis in attendance. The sanctuary was adorned with flowers as a preacher delivered a sermon on John the Tater. Local notices mention visits, gatherings, and a drowning accident near Corunna with a coroner inquiry.
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Rapttat
Balig
Hare
Ny A. Aolomn Liga Wna
Pathor Pitts
Oberlin
Calebrant
Roldan
Moundavilis
Ind
Dancon Thomas Quinlan
Aubedancon
Leo Wendy Sere
At. John the Tater
Charles Purvin
Thurmtay
Hamuel Patera
New Mayon
My. Hidiigda Peters
Ron Huguenard
Mildred
Huguenard
Slater
Milting
Pier
Parent
William Phy
Fly
Rousey
Tig Peoples
Chapal Epworth
Fate
Slidsell
Peoria Debates Bribery Charges and Government Reform
June 28 Peoria reports a legislative conference introducing six hundred citizens calling for bribery investigations into Senator Lorimer. Resolutions urge federal and state probes and seek constitutional amendments for initiative, referendum, and civil service reforms. Copies to Senator Cullom, Cook County State Attorney Wayman, and Sangamon County State's Attorney Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Martin A. Hull
Chicago
Minolta
Lorimer
Cullum
Wayman
Cook ‘County
Burke
Soga
Anon County
Representative Hall
Oregon
Couple United In Marriage In Garrett Church
In Garrett Indiana on a Monday evening at about 3 o'clock M Mc Donough of the B and C yards and Mins Mugen of the city were united in marriage at the local Catholic church. May left the city on the B and C line for a short trip and will return to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rist
Garrett
Ind
June
M. McDonough
Garrett fire company to attend meeting in Fort Wayne
Garrett Indiana reports the Garrett fire department and a number of others plan to attend a meeting to organize firemen in Fort Wayne on Thursday. A large number of officials and employers are expected to attend, with anticipation noted for the gathering. In Kendallville, Indiana, June 28, a morning report covers Harold, the son of Glen Gath, and his residence details as part of local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiet News Bureau
Garrett
Ind
Garrett Mrs
Fort Way
Kin
Kendallville
Harold
Glen Gath
Missing midshipman and two sailors feared in Severn search
Annapolis bulletin reports Marine and Navy search efforts on the Severn River for midshipman Crishle Tomas of Tun length and two sailors Sherman A. Mason of Newport who vanished after leaving a rival academy around 11. The drifting wreckage found this afternoon contained clothing fragments belonging to the missing trio.
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Annapolis
Med
Tuna
Severn River
Uigrbadiey
Nettle
Bowyar
Joseph Bowyar
John M Bowyer
Naval Academy
Mied
Crishle Tomas
Tun [Lengotat
Sherman A. Mason
Newport
Academy
Ukea
Lively bout at Muncie headlines bantam and welterweights
In Muncie Indiana June 28 a bantamweight champ from Indianapolis fell to Young Duffy from the city in under two rounds. A crowd winning welterweight bout featured Ummy Cooley of Indianapolis and Young Holzhuar of Fort Wayne. Holzhuar’s clever ring craft led to a sixth round win as Cooley faded.
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Muncie
Funcie
Ati
Indiana
Indianapolis
Young Duffy
Dire City
Young Oliver
Rayne
Ummy Cooley
Young Holzhouer
Fort Wayne
Holzhuuar
Croley
Bilek Nok Ag
Abd Tual
Fort Warne
New Head of Ann Arbor Elected President of Michigan
Ann Arbor Michigan June 28 Harry Burne Hutchinson tonight elected president of the University of Michigan to succeed Dr James D Angel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Harry Burne Hutchinson
University of Michigan
James D. Angel
FREAK CASE AGAINST ROOSEVELT
A bundle of papers purporting to file a $1,000,000 damages suit against Thealora Roosevelt Robert Isre an American ambassador to France Charles Graves minister to Sweden and their wives was left at the county clerk's office in New York. The clerk refused to file due to irregularities and the action is described as an outgrowth of Minister Graves’s refusal to present Mrs Von Claussen at the court of the late King Oscar of Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thealora Roosevelt
Robert Isrean
France
Charles Graves
Sweren
Ida M. von Claussen
Graves
von Claussen
Oscar
Sweden
Rabbis of America In Session Begin Annual Convention
Charlevoix begins the annual convention of the American rabbinate. The opening evening session set the tone for the content conference as leaders gather for talks on religious duties, community service, and interfaith outreach in a disciplined, formal atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbis OF America
Race War Narrowly Averted in Kendallville Tragedy
Kendallville Indiana June 2 an accidental death on a work train sparked fear of a race riot as Italian workers armed themselves after Marlane Sponrato was killed by an engine tender. The mob chased the crew to the depot and surrounding areas while police and officials, including Coroner Hers, framed the incident as accidental. The injured trainmen escaped, a new crew was hired, and the body was moved to a morgue for burial in Chicago.
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Kendallville
Ind
Goronm
Tillin
Marlane Sponrato
Kilind Bn Uw
Cime
Corurina
Georges W. Elliott
Kopy
Sdvisine
Eldett
Holt
Stans
Stig
Amarion
Noble Furniture Company
Chica
City News Report On Local Fraternal Lodge Meeting
A class of candidates was initiated at the Wollat Odor of Fore entera meeting. Supreme Officer Shults and Architect Charles MH. Hourk oversaw the event. Local firms were providing stone for renovations in the area. The evening included addresses and city neighborhood involvement reflecting active civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MH
Hourk
Ny State
Lok
Houele
Marriage License Issued for Connor Kalady Pair at Albion
Albion Ind June 28 a marriage license was signed for Fred Erwitt Connor of Seymour and Margaret Kae Kalady of Tyotta Me. Victor Russell of Port Wayne and others arrived as guests of the brothers George Russell Jr and Mra. M. J. Van Pittupn. The visit included a return of Buahong and wife after five weeks, Miss Banna Connor a trained nurse from Fort Wayne, and mentions a child born to Orsi Younder at the city outskirts.
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Albion
Ind
Fred Erwitt Connor
Seymour
Maregaret Kae Kalady
Tyotta
Victor Russell
Porte Wayne
George ©. Russell Jr
Mra
M. J. van ‘Pittupn
Shuvijlow Buahong
Benton Turbor
Banna Connor
Fort Wayne
Tar Mars ‘Garel
Mes Orsi Youn
Nerionary al
Former Albion Resident to Be Buried Wednesday
The remains of Mrs Hollinson Walker were shipped to Albion Tuesday night and taken to Walter Bankim undertaking rooms. She died Saturday in Beeatar county Kay after living in Albion for years. A member of St Marks Catholic Church she will be buried Wednesday afternoon at 5 with Row F C Klecker conducting services and interment at Rosehill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldion
Ind
Hollinson Walker
Walter Bankim
Kendallville Social News Reports Visits and Travels
Kendallville, Ind June 1 Merbert Knight of Anderson formerly lived here is visiting friends. A B Keena visiting here returns to Columbus Ga. Mrs Benjamin Nillick of Planview Neb visiting her niece. C J Phillips and family. Mrs Fort Trout and Miss Fern Strawberg return home from visit with Mr and Mrs Chia Mondorttal. Mr and Mrs GP Alexander Director W Z Holsinger and guest Mrs CG Butterfield travel to Rome City for a short outing. Miss Pear Marion goes to Fort Wayne to visit sister Mrs EB Shatter. Mrs Marie Aaron of Syracuse NY hosts trip with daughter Sue Kahn. Aaron brothers Harry and Benjamin Aaron of Syracuse NY are available.
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Kendallville
Ind
Merbert Knight
Anderson
A. B. Keena
Columbus
Benjamin Nillick
Plan
View
Net
Atte
C.J. Phillips
Mra
Fort Trout
Misa Fern Strawberg
Porthind
Chia
Old Fireman Certificate for George Swain Discovered
George Swain of Spy Ry Avenue holds an old Fire Department certificate dated June 6 1871. The document lists W. D. Schimter as foreman and A. Hy Clier as secretary. The certificate relates to an early volunteer fire company numbered in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swain
Spy Ry Avenue
Swain Drives Fort Worth Repair Trucks in Early Work Force
Report notes Mr Swain served as the Svat driver of the Round Ladder trucks at the Fort Wu department. He belonged to the Mechanic's Fompars as an early volunteer from the town's sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Swain
Local Head of Buffaloe Elects Officers for Year
At the Buffalo herd No. 26 regular meeting officers for the year were elected. Worthy officers include Lew Nivilay and John Ny, with T. A. Hammons as treasurer. The banquet to follow will be held at the edge hall during the upcoming social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Herd
Worthy. Biann
Lew Nivilay
Vivo Tworthy Bias
John Ny
Gonteaty
Dhaphin
T. A. Hammons
Geriie
the Millers
W. F. Walsh
Jones
Tnelle Picket
Dun PD
Woeran
Ayraide Plekes
P. Robertson
Trosteu
G. J. Gladbach
Doctors Dominate Field in One Sided Rob inson Park Game
Plenty spectators gathered as singles and married doctors and families played a baseball game at Rob inson park yesterday. The unmarried team won 9 to 6 after leading early, with Senultz Quinn and Cnevol as battery. Guests included Dr. Warren D. Calvin and several physicians from nearby towns.
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Robinson Park
Baing
Morstelle
Serlova
Alngla Nen
Senultz
Quinn
Cnevol
Ippannits
Cars
BV Vigen
Mata
de BM
Rhamey
Waal
Warren D. Calvin
Paredes
Grove
Anatin Cary
Sliver Lake
Reanwn
Manchester
Ho. Hull
Convey
Ohio
Fred Mets
Ossian
Mercer
Wilamaport
Want ads in the Journal Gazette offer Ica words
Classified line items from the Journal Gazette show a limited set of Ica word entries for want ads. The brief notices indicate basic service details and advertising options without extended descriptions.
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