TO ISSUE MORE CURRENCY IN U S TREASURY PLANS
In Washington October officials move to ease money stringency by boosting national bank note circulation. Treasury and Comptroller of the Currency officials say banks with government bonds and extra capacity may substitute bonds to enlarge currency and expedite coinage. Indiana praised for banking strength as talks consider accepting securities beyond government bonds to back deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washengton
Srerstary Caytelyon
Treasury
United States
Cortelrou
Comproller
Breary Ag'a
Department
Telegraph
Comptroller’s
Greq
Stataret
Adrietton
Ffteen
Comptroller’s Office
Insiena Senns
Charles HL Trear
Unites States
Indiana
Ana Trcs
Case
Treasury Department
Weather forecast snippets for Michigan and Indiana regions
The notice provides a garbled weather forecast mentioning partly cloudy conditions with fresh winds. It references Michigan and Indiana, predicting rain Friday, mixed precipitation Saturday, and fair, cooler conditions with shifting winds toward the north.
Avaiirid Lester and LilsNobet In Terlit Variant
Avaiirid Lester and LilsNobet appear in a contested sequence with varied timing across weeks. The article notes shifts in Veu and mentions Ente as a coordinating entity. Details on dates or locations are unclear in the readable text.
Allen and Paulding County Commissioners Meeting Report
Confused OCR notes summarize Allen and Paulding County commissioners meeting. Mentions auditors, a bridge completion near Marsdebum Creek, ditch improvement in Seipio township, high water moods, and various officials including Lindermuth Wyss and Hackemeyer with unclear actions and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyss
Marsdebum
Seipio
Tims
Ponkel
Lindr
Battes
Vommisalier Hackemeyer
Joy
Banker Henry Glews Defends the President in New Haven
New Haven Conn October 31 bankers Henry Clews and John W Alling defended President Roosevelt in a mobility forum addressing policy against capital and railroads. Clews argued the president was not responsible for graft exposed by corporate abuses and government prosecutions, while condemning corporate abuses by railroad and other firms.
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New Haven
Conn
Thin City
India
Henry Clews
John Ww. Alling
Air
Asing
Ularly
Standard Oil Company
Clews
Nstrumental
Murage
Rowpevelt
Din of Raymond Hitchcock Case Grips Broadway
New York reports a grand jury indictment against Raymond Hitchcock, with stories from three women about his conduct. Authorities cannot trace him, sparking theories of suicide or murder. Mrs Hitchcock and Zabelle Maguire of Chicago linked, as star actor’s wife collapses from worry while she continues on stage until yesterday matinee.
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New York
Hernan Fromme
New Fort Wayne Companies Formed
Articles of incorporation filed in Indianapolis record three Fort Wayne firms. Fort Wayne Power Company seeks $10,000 capital with directors Wrinkey Catshall Frederick A Schmidy and Sanshel Morris. The Gauntt Manufacturing Company aims to build machinery with $25,000 capital led by Gaunt James LY Lewis and Phillip F. L. Vixen. Munroe Wotn Automobile Company at Munci lists $10,000 capital with directors Flurry Vale Oliver D. P. Raymond and Robert S. Yvin.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne Power Company
Port Wayne
Wrinkey, Catshall
Frederick A Schmidy
Sanshel Morris
FL G. Gauntt Majiufactori Company
Mimnetors
Gaunt. James, LY. Lewis and
Phillip
Vixen Wolt Ruwmobile Company
Munci Capital
Flurry Vale
Oliver DP
Raymond Wud
Robert
Three Men Drove Gun Threat In Mysterious Incident
A lone report describes three men drawing a gun and threatening a victim on Hast Warne Street near Moored, with murky details and garbled names. Police acknowledge the event and investigate possible ties to surrounding streets as the victim reports an assault and property risk.
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Warne
One Hundred Saloons Closed in Knoxville
A Knoxville report notes the closure of one hundred saloons under a new local enactment. The brief item highlights the sweeping action and references enforcement and public safety aims amid unsettled regulatory language.
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Knoxville
Building nee Sea TS LO Union Meeting
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sea labor union meeting with trades including bricklayers plasterers lathers and stone masons. Mentions Knights of Labor rally and speakers, methods of mobilization, and a general discussion plan for organizing union activities and addresses.
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Sea TS LO
Ion
Knights of Labor
Enchartmenta
Cwill
Ehglijo
Lea! Federation
Women Good Politicians Demonstrated In Indiana State Federation Election
In Indianapolis the Indiana State Federation of Clubs held annual elections with Mrs. G. B. Klasay chosen president and other officers reelected or elected without opposition. The biennial delegates and district vice presidents were named, with sessions at the Denison Hotel and a Prophylactery closing later that night. A three minute talk by Mrs. J Ellen Foster highlighted prison reform and federal justice concerns, while forestry and art committees outlined efforts to improve state trees, public education art, and school standards.
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Indianapolis
Det
Jno
Denison Hotel
State Federation of Chiles
G. B. Klasay
Aira
WS. Mejor
Mise Harriet V. Dunlogue
L XN .Taylor
Transurer
Cragla Mitchell
Bedford
Grace Julien Clark
Indianapolis Club
Ann Fralick
Edith Gritfin
General Federation
M. F. Johnston
Mure Attwood
Ryel T Zller
Catherine
McIlvane
Martha IL Grifith
A. J. Clerk
Virginia C Meredith
Hayes
B.D. Crumpacker
James Waugh
Cora
Eifth
A.D. Davis
Brazil
A. B. McFarland
Conn le
G. C. Robinson
H.C Durbin
Andersen
Meg. H. M. Kingery
Crawfordsville
J. . Dewalt
Michikoto
Mag. Eve B
Department of Justice
Foster
Ines
Faiis
Agnes
Valparaiso
Camurthree
Club Wenter
American Association of Forestry
A. T. Dolsen
Tilted States Forestry Service
J. Richard Francis
Eliza M. Niblack
Stu
Alexander
Beneity
Vincennes
Maude E. Hipel
South Bend
Industrial and Child Labor Committee
Hebnet
Death of Pioneer Woman of Allen
Mary Elisabeth Prase aged 67 died after eight years illness at 632 West Third street. She moved to Allen County over fifty years ago. husband Chaves Prase predeceased, survivors include daughters Mrs. C.F. Wo Japanese? and Misses Sarah and Linaria Frage. Funeral Sunday morning with services from the residence. Interment at Lee Cemetery.
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Mary Elisabeth Prase
West Third Street
Hurstier
Allen
Chaves
Prisn Art Oi
Braid
Fort Waynes Bbrake
Tvlie i Alaeias
C.F. Wotmure
Tashlies
Pike
Sarah
Lirinja Frage
Tey Ray J. Semans
Nvli- Vivcing
Lee ' Sanhorm
Sworn Statement of the Circulation for Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette presents its sworn statement of circulation for the period ending October 31. The document details circulation figures, distribution areas, and reporting methodologies used to verify readership and newspaper reach.
Journal Gazette Circulation Rises in October Fort Wayne
The Journal Gazette reports a rise in October circulation to 14,858 with total October sales at 264,423. It notes September’s 12,776 average and emphasizes Fort Wayne dominance, blaming white paper costs on publishers and urging relief from Congress to stabilize prices and ad sales.
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Oerber Baenes
Gerber Tamelele Toe
Mewson
Wu Mecroljes
Ewe
Pases
Naee Tees
Fort Warne
Journal-Ga- Zepte
Thme
Journal-Gazsrre CO
Chutation
Oscar
Fornescer
Fennelsien
Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne
Jousmu-Gasette
Jouruil-Gazette
Journal
Wales
Indiana man V W Helm dies in Japan
The International Year news confirms the death of V W Helm in Sagan Japan. He served as secretary to the YMCA and headed Japanese wartime relief efforts with high recommendations from Allied leaders. Helm, married to Miss Marion Teal, had lived in Japan for seven years and left the United States a decade ago with his wife and children.
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Elst News
Fureaua Idle
Deal
Telesvain
CG. A
New York
V.W. Helm
Sagan
Kendavik Swople
Y. M
Japan
Mierihn Teal
J. x. Teal
Thre Elty
Birs
Helm
Chilteen
United States
Kendatelle
Meloy Way
Bitin
Dante
Dad
Fie
Robe
Lyar
North Maxter
Ind
Fifa
Wits
Maiz Mees
Keston
Interment of Lewis Talbot at Lindenwood
The notice records the interment of Lewis Talbot at Lindenwood. Details are limited in the text, with garbled surrounding words suggesting a formal obituary or cemetery notice from a local publication. Further specifics unavailable due to text corruption.
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Lewis Talbot
Lindenwood
Halloween Night Disorder Strikes City Streets
Police patrolled as Halloween revelers stirred trouble across the city. A wagon patrol halted boisterous crowds on Main and Broad, firing warning shots to disperse youths. Property damage reported on porches, gates, fences, and streetcars. numerous disturbances in the south and east wards prompted intensified patrols.
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Ankenbruck
Pappert
Bevelheimer
Taylor Street
Fairfield Niie
Reichelderter
Hatkentider
Oflicer
Waring
Henre Schone
Washington Beeterary East
Lewis
Ansiees
Ian
Ainte Wayne
Suinat
Dishwasher Finds Fortune in Chicago Probate Tale
A dishwasher from Garr, Indiana, learned he is an heir to a fortune in the estate of Alekiteynele Gétree T. Cline. The probate filing outlines lands near Garr and nearby areas, with the payout to be shared among trustees and heirs after the estate is realized. Yeakle, the man named, had no inkling of his inheritance and had worked as a dishwasher in a Chicago area restaurant while the search spanned five years.
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Theouty Court
Alekiteynele
Gétree T
Cline
Teemierh
Garr
Ind
Thare— Cove
Tung
Yeakle
Wis
Dave Tga
Indiana
Well Known Engineer Dies at 64 After Forty-Year Railroad Career
Jacob Warmen, a renowned Pennsylvania Railroad engineer based at 207 Force Street, died at 2:36 on Thursday from illness. A longtime resident of Nobhe county, he came to Fore Wayne forty years ago, joined as an brakeman, rose to engineer, and led freight runs. He served in the city war, belonged to Lawtan Wayne post, married Lizbeth Williams in 1865, and is survived by seven children, four heaters, and two sisters.
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Jacob Warmen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ilo Homie
Force Street
Nobhe County
Wayne
Worman
Ely
Lawtan
Wayne: Post
Galt
Femuary
Lizbeth Williams
Ang Tha
Banks and correspondents deny need for money statewide
Bankers reported that correspondents across the state and beyond did not require funds on demand. They said patrons were aiding local banks by every means, deposits appeared larger than in years, and the public mood remained confident amid a generally upbeat banking climate.
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Banka
Pear ‘Nis
Detroit asphalt graft charges loom in Thompson campaign
Detroit mayor William B Thompson cites graft in asphalt contracts and delayed deliveries as he seeks a citywide investigation. He accuses the public works department and chief officials of misusing funds and prolonging delays to profit insiders.
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Detrot
Mich
William B. Thompson
Death of Former Well Known Resident
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of a respected local figure, with unclear biographical details and unreadable portions. The text references a deceased resident named in a ceremonial context, mentioned as well known and esteemed by the community.
Sawyer Forty Years: Obituary of Alishael Kies
Alishael Kies, known as Sawyer Forty Years in Pleasant township, died recently. Surviving are three sons Henry of Fort Wayne, Jean and Philip of Will county, nine nephews, fifteen nieces, and others. Funeral services will be held on Saturday at Mockoom chapel with burial at nearby Mockood Cemetery.
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Alishael Kies
Beneudom
Mits
Alten
Koons
Pleasant Township
Fort Wayne
Jean
Philip
Willle Country
Abu Annie
Sabinley
WNP
Priel
Crisis Passes as Banks Plan Cash Rebound
News reports indicate a rapid cash infusion is imminent after the gold import of 25 million dollars, with national banks urged to use their reserves to bolster currency. Savings banks may sell U S bonds to reinforce circulation, aiding cotton trade and easing interbank settlements nationwide. The movement follows policy shifts by Bank of England and Comptroller Ridgely’s call to increase liquidity to restore confidence.
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Enitton Fund
New York
Chicago
Bank of England
London
Cantoviler Ridgely
United States
Bie
Fanderlip
Ue National City Bank
New Orleans
Cortelyou
Washington
Po-Day
Dole
Banka
Europe
Soline Committee
Washlorton
Syurks
Creo ‘Ation
American Bankers’ Association
Journal of Commerce
Ste: In
Imerense
Growers Beat Trust In Henneson Kentucky
The article describes a local market action in Henneson Kentucky where growers secured a higher price for their goods, purchasing material from a supplier at what is noted as the highest price paid in the area, surpassing previous high marks. It emphasizes shifts in buyer behavior and the impact on local farming communities.
Wissignary Society Elects Officers
The Wissignary Society elects officers at Witken with Arsod Ray Warren as president and Miss Er Witkengan among the named members. The event notes other appointments, including a secretary and treasurer, and mentions locations and attendees in North Manchester and nearby areas.
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Ington, Ltd
Witbush
Aliskiona Soviets
Witken
Arsod Ray Warren Viowereshtynis
Er Witkengan
Shantinerans Sina
Angst Bub
North Manehaster
Jan Scatey
Beuretoty
Irs
Clement Stris Te Seereu Ity
Ulinaky
Hay
Warran
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Henry Glews
Raymond Hitchcock
NEW Fort Wayne Companies
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J. M. Taylor
Miss Conlague
Mrs. Kinsey
Federation
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Wesaw
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
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Gaman
Central League
Vsaan Weekes
Missy
Ak Vesendiul Fc Xuntta Top
Susipitie
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Meuse
United
T. C. Yeakte
Detroit
Tounabury
Medaeaias
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Pelukee Martsch Lng
Sawyer
Iwithael Koons
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Stiny Mirae
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Sugges
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