Supreme Court Finds 1907 Act Class Legislation in Barber Law
Indianapolis dispatch reports the Indiana Supreme Court ruling that the 1907 Sunday labor statute for barbering is unconstitutional. The decision insists general laws regulate Sunday labor and details fines and imprisonment for violations, while noting ant iated features limit Sunday restrictions. The piece notes local barbers planned to open on Sundays, and references public demonstrations at the Fort Wayne traction offices.
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Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Ind
Willian
Claypool
Surrey Court
Lexpresa Parpost
Montgomery
Pest
Mts
Mpecdtl
Barbara Ad Pyep
Made A Snoot At Church Janitor Case
In Decathr Indiana James Coverdale pressed charges against Mrs Dyron Hendricks for disturbing church services at Missom hall during a revival. Witnesses said she talked laughed and turned in her seat provoking others. The custodian Isaac Raver reported a similar incident and the case was withdrawn by Coverdale.
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Bist
Ind
Marcel
James Coverdale
Dyron Hendricks
Misstom Hall
Squire Stotth
Isaac Raver
Somme
Coverdale
Carter Leases Swineford Hotel in Auburn
Auburn Indiana March 13 on April 1 there will be a change in management at the Swineford hotel Mrs Swineford who has long been in charge leasing the hotel to T A Carter Mrs Swineford has been connected with the hotel since its founding in 1871 and since the death of her husband in 389% has run the place retirement planned Mr Carter and his wife will likely be popular with travelers retained to continue as day and night clerks Gunige Anderson and Will Scott
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Auburn
Ind
Swinefors
Carter
Wil
Gunige Anderson
Will Scott
Columbia City Youth Escapes From Asylum
A reported escape occurred at an elite asylum in Columbia City as an inmate, recently transferred there, fled Monday evening. Details are sparse with only fragments mentioning Madam Woodworth and Sheriff Stannes associated with the incident.
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Columbia City
Ind
Lloyd Luechyone
Sol
Mme
A. B. Woodworth
Stannes
Gold Medal Flour Marketing Claim
An advertisement claims Gold Medal Flour mixes more readily than ordinary flour making better bread easier and quicker. The copy asserts daily bake shop testing and a guarantee of quality.
Gold Medal Flour For Sale by Grocers
Local grocers advertise Gold Medal Flour for sale with pricing and availability notes. Includes brief mention of brand and retail display, inviting customers to purchase while stocks last.
Day evening departure sparks tale of a deserter
A fragmentary account describes a youth named Wently growing homesick and leaving his Lie prentices to head toward a Va dala teuky for Wore. He had funds only to Lake Klay as far as Denver, then vanished and later turned up in the city, still judged sane by a witness.
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Merty
Histanolog Gs
Eeey
Lie Prentices
Lake Klay
Denver
Maxwell to seek joint representative nomination
Merchdown H. Maxwell, a well known Columbia township farmer, announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as joint representative for Whitley, Koxelumka, and Lentington counties. He is active in local politics and their entry is led by Lewis Plummer of Coffe son.
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Kist
Columbta City
Ind
Merch
H. Maxwell
Colubia Township
Whitley
Koxeluska
Lentington
Vils
City Packard Concert Band Opens This Afternoon and Evening
The City Packard Concert Band performs this afternoon and again in the evening at Rurode's opening. Local residents are invited to attend the live music event showcasing the ensemble's repertoire.
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City Packard
Rurode
Hayback Farty Race Save For Breakfast
A merry crowd of twenty four enjoyed a feasteat party near WalYawn Gnasha southwest of Kon Damavtville. Three young ladies entertained the guests. Games and music followed by a four course supper. A heavy rainstorm kept them overnight and they returned at nine o'clock this morning.
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Kiet Sows Bureau
Kon Damavtille
Ind
Cora Bikiey
Rose Barbeus
Mabel Rider
Phaul
Auburn Lady Dies at Sheldon During Visit
Special to the Journal-Gabetts Jadburn Ind March 18 Mrs George W Reed of Auburn died suddenly at Sheldon last Monday evening Heart trouble was the cause She was about sixty and a resident of West Fifteenth Street She leaves a husband three sons and an adopted daughter Funeral services will be held at Zangsvile at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon.
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Journal-Gavetts
Jadburn
Ind
George W. Reed
Sheldon
Children to be placed in homes after neglect case
In Kerdaleville Ind on March 18 a decision was made by Mr and Mrs A R Cole Crusteo Hil ang attorney Carver Laat that the Gall children Mabel 11 and Ida 7 daughters of Pulliy N Hall be taken to a home at Alishawajex until suitable homes can be found. Mr Hill will move to transport the children by week’s end.
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Kerdaleville
Ind
Birs
A. R. Cole
Crusteo Hilang
Carver Laat
Gall
Mabel
Miss Frankie Bueter Goes to Kneipp Sanatorium Rome City
Miss Frankie Bueter of New Haven has left for Rome City to seek treatment at the Kneipp sanitarium. Contractor Zack Sneek began work on Attorney E. E. Perry's Fairfield avenue residence, with an estimated cost of 6000 dollars. Justice Tancey dismissed charges against William and Charles Fitzgerald of St. Joe township for fish law violations. Fort Wayne No. 16, Tribe of Ben Hur, plans to elect a delegate tonight for the supreme gathering in Crawfordsville, followed by a progressive opera party after the election.
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Frankie Bueter
New Haven
Rome City
Kneipp
Zack Sneek
E. E. Perry
Fairfield Avenue
Lange
William
Charles Fitzgerald
St. Joe Township
Tancey
Fort
Wayne
Gotht No. 16
Tribe of
Young Appointed Superintendent of Construction in Whitley County
COLUMBUS CITY Ind March 1 Mr A A Young was named superintendent of construction for the Whitley County Farmers Telephone company at a meeting of the executive board Tuesday evening. He has worked in the mechanical department of the company since its organization four years ago and is described as a competent and faithful worker.
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Elst
Columbu City
Ind
A. A. Youn Wie
Whitley County Farmeers' Wataal Telephone Company
Iteorgalion
City school superintendents meet to discuss programs
In Columbia City Indiana during the March gathering, school superintendents from Plymouth, Warsaw, Manchester and other towns met to discuss school programs. Attendees included Ra Randal, A Te Barkman, Recies A A Hughart, J T Bativ, and M W Toputz.
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Columbia City
Ind
Djecues
Ra. Randal
Af Pymouths Aa
Te Barkman
A.A. Hughart
Valgaralso
J.T. Bativ
Warsaw
Ti. Gikerth
Manchester
M. W. Toputz
Fals City
Fragmentary notice about people and events in local scene
The readable fragments mention Ashley Newstems and White, with garbled relations to places and people. Names like Henk, Montpeser, and Erin appear among unclear sentences. The text hints at a social or entertainment context occurring this week, but details are largely unreadable.
Franz Burger Dies Sudddenly In Washington D C
Franz Burger dies suddenly at 55 in Washington D C of heart failure after a brief illness. Born in Germany September 188? he was an inventor and merchant engineer associated with Dr Henry M Rowland and the Navy department. He contributed to turbine developments for naval use and helped advance precision mechanical devices. He is survived by his wife and three sons Te F Burger J C Burger and F W Burger. another son died last year.
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Navy Department
Franz Burger
Sila Luis
Boulevard East
Mr. Burgey
Minnie Aul
Mr. Burger
Maaitelm
Lin Wan
Washiician
Uns
Righ Company
Ae Sterling
Henry M. Rowland
Burgar
Leary M. Rowland
Johny Togyplus University
Rowlin
Firaily
Burgey
Rachernil
Ventire
Rowladd
Navy
Mer
Burgerve
Cra
Houvie
Burse
Burger
Te F. Burger
Beloit
Wis
J.C. Burger
F. W. Burger
Real Estate Transactions Noted in Monroe Township
Property transfers across Monroe and Milan townships show numerous parcels changing hands. Buyers include Regina Schmidt, Loy Wilson, Z Griffith, and other named individuals, with prices ranging from 1 to 12 hundred dollars, covering lots in Rockhill and Vine additions, Gard Gibson, and various sub divisions.
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Juntri
A. Valentine
W. Griffith
Monroe Township
T. Taylor
H. Milter
Monros
Gard
Gibson
Argos
Tylon
Ackerman
W. Messmuis
Gouthvert i
Milan Township
Or Srn
Audiloc
Howard Rea
J. de Money
I West
Gouthwext Y
Ponhied
Jerrsrarty
Col
Wei Ninns
Heller
Tor
Toyh
Granili
Zane Stak Towngalp
Schubler
Ar Stier
Lot Ae
Oly Pigh Adams
Schuler
M. Stier
Warn
HSM
Friedler
Ease de Mones
Weal
Faghson Township
Lanai
Fregersy
Burson
Wederspiel Federaptal
Our
Deine Towne Ip
Yaniah
Toe
M. Dor
B. Fe Tighe Anme Ownship
Jo Suler
Wedded at Noon in Whitley County
Adam E Rumsyre marries Miss Mary Lower in a Whitley County ceremony at the bride’s home in Kentucky. The affair was described as elaborate with family and local figures in attendance.
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Adam E. Rumsyre
Mary MR. Lower
Whitley County
Bride
Colma City
Tri
Aaron
Adam EB
Rumayre
Mary
Taner
Washtartan
Kia
Neve Paine
Hina
Gazelie
Wedding at Huntington Ends With Dinner for Sixty Guests
Bride and Messrs Harry Knisely and Roy Rumz wed with Rev A C Dretzer conducting the ceremony in Huntington. About sixty guests attended as a splendid dinner followed. The couple plans to live on the Brown farm south of town, with Valley Traction Co noted for upcoming service details.
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Harry Knisely
Roy Rumz
A. ,C. Dretzer
Huntington
Brown Farm
Royal line drawn amid woodland cottage tale
A fragmented OCR passage describes Crown Princess Merle, granddaughter of Queen Vietriss and Rexannerif, linked to Romania’s throne in a woodland estate. It hints at royal lineage and a cottage unit amid a forest setting, with unclear details about titles and seats.
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Merle
Vietriss
Raskunl
Rexannerif
Thit
Romania
Bint
Thirsty Threesome Plays Turmoil in Local Pageant
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a stage event on a near future date with names and roles, including participants and grades. It references a program and ceremony elements but remains largely unreadable. The item suggests a local pageant or program with multiple people and activities, though specifics are unclear.
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Feor
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Majestic Theater
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J. A. Carter
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John H. Maxwell
Hayback
Thome A
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Colombia
Ashley Newstems
Ashi
White
Gary
Henk
Montpeser
Erin
Wren
Germany
J. O Heller
Avstraccer
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Regina Schmidt
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Witte Coli
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