National banks declare dividends in local reports
Directors of several banks announce dividends at annual meetings held yesterday. Fort Wayne brief notes indicate Alabama or German American’s dividend plans, with ranges around 3 to 4 percent. The Journal Gazette advertises want ads and clearance lists for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure Pelton
Inaike Neht Moho Sanis
Afusraree
Flamiilion Bank
Cpat Think Bank
Fort Wayne
Clearanses
First National Bank of
Leenie
H. Worden
View Todiient
Fithertan
Cashter
ILA
Kevlingee
Vinn Vrentitont
Cherg
Agat- Cashler
My Wife Clever Farce Delights London Audiences
London reports on the Broadway farce My Wife produced by Cooks at the Haymarket. Cast includes Dr Aubrey Smith as Eversleigh and Miss Maria Lohr as Trixie with Miss Joy Chatwin and Fred Lewis in key roles. The plot centers on Trixie’s mistaken reputation and a tangled marriage leading to comic misunderstandings and final reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vrobuke
Sredertelearrison
Et Ate Eatymarket
New ‘York
Wild
Cortah
Gutuaa Uc
Mere Prittie
Ayere
Jast
Robin
New Yorke
du Landon
Mees
Potfoynernes
New York
Frohian
Juli Drew
Naty
Atv
Abe
Garald
Anil
Burlee
Trixie
Gharge
Vieudevilie Diate
Adie Pillat
Loudon Huss
Gavault
ET Moctaate
Ole
Liv
Tiilaner Garr
Mathews
Gerahl Keraleigh
Ieee
Mh Logaty
Urethas
Peleste
Mkeheber
Trigle
Narenta
Raleigh
Lye
Te Hon
Gthada Gon
Miri Hawthorne
Trisle
Miri Eversleigh
France
Dhind
Rene Falandrés
Eversleigh
Bellegus
Trixié
Wen
Gibson Gore
Prisie
Pat
Fredehinen
Teixie
Axl
Eigh
Hit
Campes
Hushands
Ryersiei¢h
Coe
Hene
Aversleigh
Thora
Jami An
Lewis
Marsh Allen
Ma Ile Legard
City For Juveniles In The Winona Woods
Winona Lake hosts a juvenile gathering with plans for recreation and marching bands. Officials advertise activities at churches and schools while outlining food and housing provisions for attendees from the surrounding area. The event will feature parades, games, and community outreach in a bid to engage local youths.
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Winona Lake
Inf
Juru
Christin
Sing Presbyterian Sundlay
Wang Eltles
Alee Sayy Valties
Vanity Enn Winery
Lowell
Bill Fetter
Loteey
Maying
Loni Courix
Lurachall Patil
Cat
Ebruiett
Ranig
Iain Reon
Averkand
Pilenes
Roanoke News Gossip and Local Events Summary
Roanoke Indiana June 29 gossip column notes memorial services for Fourth of July crowd plans at Roanoke and Wabash games. Judge Aiken of Fort Wayne in town. Mrs Rash and others return from Clearlake. Exiles beat Wabash Elks 5 to 0 in league play. Roanoke leads with 1.000 percent. Local visits include Maggie Allerton and Mr and Mrs Olin Sinsser. Names and places include Fort Wayne Chicago Huntington Zanesville and Andrews. North branch shore improvements begin. river work to continue. survey work by Thomas Luciles.
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Inursa-Gaserts
Roanoke
Ind
Atr
Ang
FS. Rash
Jietlogion
Stindssy
Aiken
Fort Warne
Tuesaday
Moitly
Clearlake
Fort Wayne White Sox
Wabash
Raanoke
White Sox
Bere Sunany
Maggie Allerton
Fort Wayne
Friends Bers
Olin Sinsser
Chicago
Mott Highlands
Wankeegan
Highlands
Cencresk
Ecav
Thanas Iuciles
Huntington
First Street
Harveys Gass
Martineton
Tlajratay
Little River Tew
D. C. Myxtanta
Ald Worl
John Keplinger
Zanesvile
Memorial services for M. L. Spencer held in Huntington
The memorials for M. L. Spencer were observed Sunday with ritualistic services on the U B church lawn and an address by Monroe Wiles of Warren. A large turnout attended the funeral in Huntington Thursday and other local notes include club gatherings, lodge moves, and visits by residents to nearby towns.
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Towh Luard
M. L. Spencer
Little River Large
U.B
Monroe Wiles
Warren
Roangke
Huntington Thureday
Hobbs
Third
Millcuiler Lodge
Rindehen
T. Ky Rises
Hattla Creek
J. A. el
Thonnakeluda
Mills
Ehersyle
Claypool
Milo Burr
Wayne
Simon L. Drague
Tut
Oscar Mauber
John Shank
Lake Georgy
John Moore
Biggus
Gunds
Salisbury
Whitsteal
Wiondines
Wall Street Review Notes Mixed Signals Amid Bank Statement Hopes
Markets edged higher on speculation a forthcoming bank statement could ease liquidity. Analysts warned the reported figures may mask tighter conditions, as bond totals and money-market moves pointed to cautious trading across domestic and foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorke City
Auecenes
Runtora
Alyi- Wanda
New York City
Modern Heart Tale From Transaviants Tales Chronicle
An oblique fragment from a translated feature notes a dramatic scene where a man laments a broken heart and a woman. It hints at a fiancé’s broken engagement and a curious inheritance detail marked in mysterious currency. A contemporary ad previews a sale within forty eight hours.
Girl Drives Wild Horses Ahead of Men in Independence
A 19 year old woman, Miss Mie Link, is described driving and breaking horses near Independence Missouri. Witnesses recount her fearless handling of a fiery, unruly stallion, with her father Mr. Link praising her skill and noting she began riding at age four.
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Independence
Jung
Avi
Alwaya
Breake
Aibey
Roufraien
Abe
Hany
Lown
Link
American cash floods Europe in travel boom
A distorted report claims 300000 American tourists spent vast sums abroad in clothing, art, jewelry, and theater. It cites Madame ex Movslent and alleges millions flowed to Paris and other capitals, harming European economies and inflating prices for luxury goods and services.
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PARIA
Americine
Eucapeannunlly
Madame Ex Movslent
New York Dock
Helef
Pompir
Asorica
Mdatlys
Paris
Nie Hess
Bate
Luxe
Areniey
Carun
Garaan Bornhardt
Unclear OCR Fragment on Vaudeville and Real Estate Rants
Fragmentary text discusses vaudeville acts and performers alongside tangled notes on real estate and travel costs. References to prices, travel burdens, and catalog-like items appear with no clear event or outcome. The passage blends entertainment with property schemes and dubious advertisements.
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Tour Depoul
OLD National Bank
Henery'c. Paul
Charles E. Bond
WM. H. Rohan
Stephen Morris
the Law and Investment Co
Nathan & Levy
Crain
Leeds and
Wan
Columbia
Mobey
Loa
DE. A. P. Ruchman
West Washington Street
W. H. Johnston
First National
Mary Whery
Offlon
Reddance
East Berry
Discvaca
Wennet
Spin Telephone
Ranke Hore Wayne
Washington Boulevard West
Misses Moore
Amibmican School OF
Astieo Athy
Korkaville
Bertina
Vette
Salt Baty
Nate c
DR Wells
Mast Parry
Bami
Thea
Journal Gazette
Charles Frohman
John Drew
Don
Mise
Billy Burke
Capadle
Winona Woods
Indiana Plains
Baya
Whfely
Krol
Sidney
Ting Buttilslers
Terry Mornihar
Tente
Panath
Weiland
Winona
Mile
Egge
Gwen Ishela
Windia
Mear
Wasmuth
JamMea
Andrews
Charles W
Waddas
Wall Street
Money Market
York
Montana
Trinie “Mercantile ‘Paper
Sterling Exchange
Fen Vnal
Laas
SMT Deere
EBS
Deorenan
Faltiy Derransa
Arvenany Ravana
Noah
Ohio
Wis
Central Vt
Southern
Amer
Central
Desple
Pennsylvania Te By. Steel
ASR
Borksland
Fen Coal
Eel
Baul
Railway
Union
Paley V1
Jann Yo Mey Bendham Andl Dedtan
Catsin
Europe
FITCH
Clinton Street
the Citizens’ Trust CO
Clinton and Gerry Streets
Indiana
the People's Trust & Savings CO
Calhoun Street
M. G. Macdougal
Perntarsitara Rea
E. & Beck Dry Fiaits
Pataigk
J. M'Donald
Henry Read
Neate & Co
Ory Goode
James ML
Mika Or
Thunwtey
Paigenic Terocerm
William A Stephhai MN
Morhanteal Beiginear Pynarsteaning Company
Robert W. T. Dewald
Predident
George DeWala Co
B. Fitzpatrick
Muster Meehegla Metasyrvants
Com- WiLliam
William Kaqugh
Prasidant Ee Wmagcugh Coal Co
Jann Morris
Wrele
Abten William
United States
Hamilton National Bank
Capital
Tri-State Loan & Trust Co
Hotal Resources
WU. S
Straus Bros. & CO
Calhoun St
Lane
Glen Terry
Avtitots
Ofaniilinitm
Mving Ia
Llaenga Sa
Victor Safes
E.L. Barber
Arcade
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