Hotel Directors Vote to Increase Stock and Mortgage
Directors at the Howl Anthony Bell hotel voted to raise stock from 200000 to 250000 and empowered a mortgage of 190000 on the hotel property. The meeting, led by Mr Wy El Smunbugeh and Mr Vesey with Mr Wall Roidell opposing, approved widening improvements and a twenty year lease valued at 790000.
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Pawee
Tarmontony
Anthony Bell
Thornonn
Miles W. Terter
Keeran
Uae
Wy EL Smunbugeh
Wassem and Conway Sign Articles in Auburn Wrestling Meet
West News says Max Wasgen and Ed Conway of Auburn signed articles for a pro wrestling match at the Coliseum on March 23. The bout features a two-fall format within twenty minutes, with the winner taking the gate receipts. A prior clash six weeks ago ended with Wasgen winning a fall. Preliminary bouts include Dave Buttermore vs Billy Behober in Auburn.
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West News Burniug
Auburn
Ind
Max Wasgen
Ed Conway
Co — Wrestling
Mitch
Trke
Coliseum
Queh
Enn
Strangle Hold
Conway
Wass
Warsem
Gach
Auburn Rd
Dave Buttermore
Billy Behober
Indianapolis
Cue Howe
Radical Senate Tactics Highlight Pressed Policies Clash
Fragmented remarks criticize federal prestige and executive influence shaping appointments and policy. The speaker accuses dominant party colleagues of fear to resist white house orders and praises public support for the president amid accusations of corruption in Senate and House actions.
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Senate
Smitman
White House
Jdemocracy
Parte
Tilman
House
Chicago
New England
white _ house
Grean
Sherg
Manson
Harty
Tke Goilty
Nesro
Rogrevelt
Paul Morten
Santa Fe
Francia Wilson in taxing pageant raises laity praise
Francia Wilson leads the pageant scene with flamboyant gowns and witty lines. Her performance contrasts with rival Miss Roland and brings strong comedic energy, while Miss Roland’s presence anchors the show as top feminine support in the season.
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Francia Wilson
Lady Rowe
Maury Roland
Nilsa Roland
gener-Tona Exgington
Misa
Roland Wits
Robert Bierson
Senate Debates on Finance and Roosevelts Policies Stir Conflicts
Senators spar over banking acts, investigations, and Roosevelt support. Beveridge defends the president while Tillman and others press for action on Walsh and Chicago banks. A discussion on Bryan’s candidacy sparks denials, as Beveridge criticizes alleged mass ignorance and Democratic strategy.
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Tillman
Acta of Techn
H. Walsh
Chicago
Walsh
Atérich Tenlied
Walshere
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Congress
Till
Beveridge
Mr. Bryan
Helter
Bryan
Denis
Tilman
Air. McLaurin
Mr. Rayner
Bevan
Butler Ind. Fire Destroys Cider Mill and Dwellings
A fire at a Butler Indiana cider mill owned by Shannon and Shultz Fort Wayne caused extensive damage with unknown insurance values. Several nearby dwellings burned while townspeople formed a guard line through the night as high winds eased and fire came under control. Residents named include Alexander Holtman James Firettony Ell Bryan and Richard Murch.
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Shannon & Shultz
Fort Wayne
Alexander Holtman
James Firettony Ell Bryan
Richard Murch
Citiens
Fire Losses at Butler Ramp Company
An early report from Butler Indiana notes a factory fire causing about 10 900 in property loss. The incident appears to have been contained with insurance covering the damage. Local authorities are investigating the source of the blaze.
Fragmented OCR Note on Plant and Room In Building
Fragmented text notes a scene near a plant and a small room in a building. It mentions an event or action tied to a person or object with uncertain details and several garbled phrases. No clear date, location, or names emerge.
Eugene Fitch Heads to Texas with City Party
Mr Del Fitch of Afanmoo WW Fite & Sons agency plans to depart this morning for Kendallville where he will join an excursion party bound for Texas. They will travel from Kendallville via Lake Shore to Chicago. another group leaves by Wicker Plate at noon. Mitch will stay in Texas to oversee the Texas voyage.
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del Fitch
Afanmoo
Fite & Sons Agency
Kendallville
Texas
Phoy
Lake Shore
Chicago
Bu- Bene M. Mitch
Elty
Big scheme of forgers fouled in New York
A stenographer Gustave Bozso twenty eight confessed at police HQ after arrest in a forged letters of credit scam. The gang, with known forgers released months earlier, had realized about 536000 before detection while targeting C B Richards & Co bank. Partners believed tied to European bankers deceived into dealing with the firm.
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New York
Richards de A
Hankere
Nos
Broadway
Meana
Pars
Gustave Bozso
Boaz0
Europe
C. B. Richards & Co
Texas Railway Exhibit Car Promotes Land Deals in Irondale
The Texas Railway Exhibit Car tours through Irondale inviting residents to invest in truck farm lots and land propositions. President Yoakam leads the company which claims over 52 million dollars in liability while offering 18 month terms with no interest or fines. The exhibit travels from Illinois Indiana and Ohio and will be in town for a few days at the South Depot.
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Muncie
Yone City
Irondale
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Thiss
Yoakun
Yan J
O'Ehieck
U. C. Hathyay
Opaocalta South Depot
J. R. Day
Nigr. SS
Free Shamroges and Ads in the Journal Gazette
Fragmentary ad listing free shamroges and contact to call Ana for names. Mentions Jeanne FMS and want ads in the Journal Gazette. text is garbled but indicates a classified notice offering free items and telephone contact.
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Ana
Jeanne
Journal'Gazette
Raymond Hitchcock acquittal reported by court order
A court directed acquittal is granted to Thaymoud Mitencault on charges stemming from a case with multiple indictments. Flora Whiston testified about threats connected to a Gerry society plot, while Mitencault’s defense and related testimonies surfaced as the grand jury weighed additional charges and bail was set at five thousand dollars for Marcon’s examination.
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Thaymoud Mitencault
Justion Elyrich
Mitehoven
Marcon
Woutts
Garry
Jenkins
Monday Evening Society Events in Decatur
A chaotic 1920s style society note from Decatur details a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Chiles Steele on Narih Thied Street with a luncheon, sewing, and socializing. Guests included Harvey Lee, Walter Joinson, Charles Jolson, and others. Edith Forter led singing. a separate birthday dinner for Mrs. RK Allivan at North Second Street featured music and conversation.
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Riot News
Tureau
Decatur
Dnd
Chiles Steele
Narih Thied Street
Mussrs
Harvey Lee
Walter Joinson
Charles Jolson
A.D. Beatty
Lou Wise
CJ Weaver
Aliss Edith Forter
Blinses
Ing Everett
Margaret
Funny Hite
Kate Kennaford
Jesalo Blunsom
Zon Miller
Besa Wherry
Hugh Hite
RK. Allivan
North Second Sles
Jay County Prohi bition Ticket nominated at Portland
Jay county prohibitionists chose twenty six delegates for the state convention at Indianapolis May 14 and 26 and nominated Charles W McLaughan for representative Charles W Prelfar for prosecuting attorney George May aterif Eli Hettner for treasurer Clem Bockover for coroner James W Swiers for surveyor George Stalz for commissioner North district Jacob Haley for commissioner middle district. The notice also contains an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming to cleanse the bowels and restore natural action.
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Portland
Ind
Jay County
Indianapolis
Charles WW. McLaughan
Charles W. Prelfar
George May
Eli Hettner
Br. Clem Bockover
James W. Swiers
George Stalz
Jacob Haley
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Mnyer Bros. CO
Cooking by electricity shows in Fort Wayne display
The free demonstrations of electrical cooking draw many visitors with extended hours from 10 to 12 mornings and 2 to 6 afternoons. A complete line of cooking and heating appliances is shown in the display room, inviting Fort Wayne women to see fireless cooking. Fort Wayne & Wasash Valley Traction, 614 Harrison Street.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne & Wasash
Valley Traction
Harrison Siee
Big Plant for Marion in Wheeling Report
A Wheeling dispatch says operatives at the Benwood plant of the National Tub supplying company face another removal due to summer changes. The Ce Plant blast furnace and shell mill are likely to stay, while the tire works remain the largest unit with about 3,000 workers. High railroad rates allegedly push the move to Marion for cheaper access to markets.
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Fittsburg
Wheeling
Benwood
Ives
Benwoog
National Tubs Company
Steel
Blast Fornacus and Sheln
Umderstood
Digrest
Marlon
Funerals At Methodist Church In St Joe
George Walters, daughter of John and Frances Koch, was held at the Methodist church Sunday at 2 p.m. A large crowd from town and countryside attended. Sisters aged eight years left behind a husband, a mother, and two children. Rev Inlingsers conducted the services. Dr Price sold one of his farmland properties to Mrs Vine rcent Dilley of Wilmington township. Barney sold 000 pounds of yarn Weil Hros at Fort Wayne. The rest of the day included weather-related remarks and local chatter.
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Joe
Mareh
George Walters
John
Frances Koch
Mere
Aleo
Inlingers
Dr. Price
Mts Vinercent Dilley
Wilmington
Barney
Fort Wasne
Thales
P.m. Trtin
Sewer plan urged for Spy Run district streets and sidewalks
The Board of Public Works received petitions from Vestments of Spy Run District requesting sewer construction across the district and sidewalks along both sides of the avenue from the St. Mary's river bridge to the feeder canal. The matter was set for advisement pending a survey to establish uniform street lines as the avenue is crooked and variably wide. The board also approved assessment rolls for a sewer in Brosard Lane and building permits for D Li Young & Sons for a dwelling on Aluifman Street, 32/200.
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Board of Public Works
Yaster— Flag
Spy Run
St. Mary's River
Brosanrd ‘Ane
D. Li
Robbery at Maysville Partner Shop Stolen Tools
Sheriff Gries notified yesterday of a Saturday night robbery at the Maysville shop of Repp and Graver. Thieves took twelve razors, no pairs of shears, and a hair clipper. Grice is conducting the investigation.
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Jesse Gries
Megsrs
Repp and Graver
Maysville
Sharift Grice
Police Court Case Involving Jasper Cole Family
Jasper Cole and his two sons were arrested for keeping a sixteen year old girl in their Jasper home for immoral purposes. Father Joseph Cole was fined 10 and costs and given thirty days in jail. Sons Jesse and Delvert faced fornication charges. Jesse’s charge was dismissed with a new affidavit to be filed in the juvenile court, Delvert released on his own recognizance until March 23. The girl has been committed to the House of the Good Shepherd in Indianapolis. The discovery followed a report by Rev. FL Delaney of St Patrick’s. Vagrants Jim Keenan Mike Devine and Frank Gelispes were fined 35 and costs each.
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Jasper Cole
Joseph Cole
Jesse
Delvert
Ormillary
the Good Shepherd
Indianapoli
Cole Shanty
FL Delaney
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Jimes Keenan
Mike Devine
Frank Gelispe
Striking Brewery Workers Rally In Missouri and Illinois
In a wave of labor action, nearly 206 beer bottlers and fans employed at the Anheuser-Busch brewery walked off the job in solidarity with the 410 brewery wagon crew who refused to secure union membership. The strike drew in freight handlers and implicated both union and non union workers as tensions rise over membership cards and work assignments.
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T. Louis
Anhieuser-Busch
Tn.mediately
Feick Looms In Indiana For Congress Nomination
In Garrett and surrounding area reports, labor leader Fred L. Feick draws strong support for his congress nomination. A party-wide rally signals broad backing from labor groups, with a Ki rst News Bureau note on Feick’s momentum and a telegraph club forming to aid his bid.
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Kist Newa
Carre
Ind
Sitnce
Fred L. Feick
Congress
Hte
Relp
Ingim
Telek” Club
Air
Feiels
Garrett
Savings Bank
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Woving Pictures
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Sciserer
Bo. Stout
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Wassem
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Butler
Eugene Fitch
Vista
Wile
Raymond Hitchcock
Prohibition
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Iidiara City
ST. Joe News
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