Missouri Synod Holds Fort Wayne Conference Across Lutheran Church
Delegates of the Missouri Synod gather in Fort Wayne for the general conference with about 600 visitors expected in town for opening services at St Pauls on Barr Street. The program includes devotional services, lectures, committee work, and reports on schools, colleges, seminars, and hospitals, plus cadet drills and a mixed choir. The conference will review discipline, education, church property, and publishing plans while highlighting Concordia College and the Cadet Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lutheran Synod
St. Paul's Church
Barr Street
Fore Wayne
St Paul'a
Brand
Pittsburg
Sonmlttes
Dorn
Kruco
Concordia Collese
Larga
Franz Pieper
St. Louie
Suurney
Reya W. Koepchen
New York
Aynod
Ateroopticon
Willen Maller
Brasil
South America
CC. Sohmiée
SE Louis
FE. Wefal
Cleveland
Pan's
Concordia
Concordia College
College
Pubia
Missouri “Synod
Missouri Synod Teat
Concordia Cotegy
Pstuire
Ilfa
Synodica
Asumes
Geran
der Luthersner
Shurch
St' Liruls
Missouri! Synod
Fort Wayne
Imost
America
Miesourt Aynod—Hna
Indiana
Alleghantes
St-Paul's
Germany
Aia
Sweden
North America
Pennsvania
New Jersey
Fort Wayne council debates fortune tellers license ordinance
Fort Wayne City Council introduces an ordinance requiring fortune tellers, mediums, and clairvoyants to obtain a one year license from the city controller costing 500 dollars, with 30 dollars for renewals, and daily offenses for operating without a license. The measure moved to the committee on law, rules, regulations and ordinances for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Welch
Fort Wayne
Welch
Delag
Geiseler
Leesch
Rue Avenue
Fred B. Shoalt
Las Rum Avenue
Meconte
Compitter
May delegates debate socialist ticket at Samal convention
Chicago May 12 Delegates to the Samal convention consider electing Debs and Haywood for the presidential ticket. Debs and Horwood head the discussion with other names like Simmons and Thomeson mentioned for nomination as ballots loom nine days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samal
Debs
William — Wavewood
Ant Horwood
Simmons
Ef Fines
Benjamin_ tantfata
New York
Andrew Carl Thomeson
MilWauken
Not Mrs Gunness Case: Skeleton Rings Tie to Her
LAPORTE Ind May 12 A dentist deemed the Guaness farm tooth gilded wood from a frame while authorities examine a scorched hand and rings. Three gold rings found on the skeleton have been identified as linked to Mrs Gunnese by local residents. Coroner Mack holds the rings as investigations continue. County school enumerations show population shifts with gains and losses across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte Ind
Norton
Guaness
Guanes
Nana
Gunnese
Marsa A. 'Sorenson
Chicano
Peter S. Gunness
Sax
Aire
Guinness
Mack
Weather forecast for Ohio and Indiana two day outlook
Weather notes show showers in northern portions on Wednesday and Thursday with fresh variable winds. Winds shift to southeast in southern areas with warmer, unsettled conditions across Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lake
Indiana
Wednesay
Train Caller Discovers Burglars At Work
A train dispatcher reports seeing intruders attempting to break into a building near the depot around 1 30 this morning. Police were summoned after the caller alerted authorities from the scene of the incident.
Fort Wayne Telegrapher Fractures Boycott Talk
City council debates all night service by Western Union Telegraph Co as Fort Wayne grapples with franchise duties. City Attorney Colerick cites state law on office hours. calls for reasonable hours and possible all night service debate. Washington dispatch notes currency bill fate hinges on Thursday House action and Republican strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph
Fort Wayne
Coleriak
Goundman Cool
Busines
Boyeol
Lglwhur
Sivnce
Uvem
Western Union
Coletick
Western Unions Telegraph Company
Italy
Hus
Supreme Court
Ta Om
Western Union Co
Washington
Mandigors
Neuse
Repubican
Corverine
Senate
Prince
Kelfer
Fowler
Watson
Tha Manaure
Moving vans used as bleachers at the park
At Clinton street, moving vans served as makeshift bleachers drawing fans who paid five cents per head for a view of the game. Owners like Claude H. Vernolt spent much on the park, while holes cut in the left field fence let fans watch for cash, prompting calls to curb this growing nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Street
Claude H. Vernolt
Lor
Cal
Tim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lutheran Church
Pleper
St-Louis
P Brand
Plitshur
C. ©. Schult
St.Louis
Hi Succop
RD. Bieder- Toon
Indianapolis
J. F. Schuricht
S.louis
United “States
Canada
Gemeny
Denmark
Australia
Sidtins
Kentucky
William Sihler
Pioneers of
Lutheranism
United States
Dark Horses
Lesming
Gun
Laporte
Ind
Allen County
Henry G Velger
Then
Ueereasd
Felger
Ig Ag
Monroeville
New Haven
Shistoy
Fort Ryne
Anolie
Adams
Sefferson
Blyton
Serpio
Sir Felzey
Indianapolit
Abereus
Juris
Iara
Toursa
Erie
Texas
Oklahoma
Eniarin
Washins
Slater
Feiser
Lanony
Cannon
Nisn
Jacob Miller
Acral