Labor's Victory Demonstrates Organized Labor Power
In Indiana and across the nation, labor shows strength as voters aligned with unions in local races. Fort Wayne and Allen County delivered notable showings, while Bryan's national performance revealed strong labor-backed areas. The Fort Wayne Labor auxiliary plans a major Bellevue degree ceremony with thirty-five members traveling. Local lodges report prosperity with officers listed and a lively social scene including an impromptu election party among prominent labor figures. A hospital case notes a typoid patient, Winfred Henry, tied to Pennsylvanian eastward labor circles.
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Thoms R. Marshall
Inder
Fort Wayne
New York City
Labor
Indiana
Elkhart
Coyre Haute
Burnsville
Winson
Allen
Stephen Menning
Fleming
Jebor
Democratic Nations
Marty
Jorge
Auxiiary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bellevue
Bellevue Lodge
Belevue
Garrett
Conneaut
M. Pullerton
Mary Hoover
Ite
M. J. Maroney
G D. Ek
Laura Short
Helen Carter
Laur Curnell
Charvns Sommers
Edward Adams
Mollie Garber
Sick worker to recover as unions plan New Year hall
The article lists multiple railway workers ill or on leave, transfers, and new hires across the Pennsylvania, Nickel Plate, and Wabash lines. It notes a union hall event planned by the Beijermaki and Boilermakers Helpers, details staff movements, injuries, and temporary duties, and mentions a local election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beijermaki and
Saengerbund
Denial Of Town Departure By Charlie Lummic
Charlie Lummic files a denial through the Journal Gazette disputing a Daily News report that he fled town to avoid police over connections with Emma Belchner. He states he remained at Luther Hospital laundry duties and never associated with Belchner who had been at the industrial school.
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Baiter Journal-Gazette
Blr
Daily News
Charley L. Klehan
Emma Belehner
Lutheran Hospital
Miss Belchner
Charlie Lummic
Four Young Men Enlist in Navy at Post Office
Lieutenant V A Presley of the United States Navy announced four men enlisted yesterday at the post office building. Dilley becomes machinist at the Pennsylvania Roundhouse, Romes of Pelphos, AIT. Dersen of Fort Wayne. Webl of Mikhart Indiana, and an apprentice seaman joined today for Norfolk Virginia aboard the &, & W railroad.
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Va WW. Presley
Thytad States Navy
Yestordny
Co Navy
RD. Dilley
Pennvania Roundhouse
Joseph Romes
Pelphos
Ait, Dersen
Fort Wayne
LD. Webl
Mikhart
Ind
Norfolk, Va
Miles’ Anti Pain Pills Relief For Sick Headache Patient
Sick headache sufferers find relief with Miles’ Anti Pain Pills after years of pain. A Powell South Dakota woman reports speedy relief during an attack and notes the product soothes brain nerves linked to stomach and chest discomfort. If not beneficial, the pharmacist refunds money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Miles
Louise Lewellyn
Powell
S. D
Miles
Accident on Nickel Plate bridge leaves dead and two injured
Mrs Ault expected to recover as another victim, Mr William Dowden, remains in serious condition at Joseph's hospital after the Tuesday night crash on the Nickel Plate railroad bridge. Funeral arrangements set for William Austloth and burial details planned at United Brethren church in Decatur. Surviving relatives include two sons Burton and Marion Austloth, daughter Jannie Hale, and five sisters and brothers.
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Wiliam Dowden
Joseph's Hospital
Nickel Place
Mam Ateo
Ault
William Amt
Burton Ault
Lille Street
Interucbon
EL. Schone & Co
Decatur
United Brethren Church
Mary's Avenue
Flanger
Burton
Maron Austloth
Sty
Jannie Hale
Benton Harker
Canera
James Ault
John Ault
Wilshire
Mary Mavers
Little Moore
St. Iwry
D Avenue
Try Admiral Coffee Statewide Prohibition Battle in Texas
A Dallas report notes stronger support for the Democratic ticket in state and national races. A Democratic convention resolution directs the legislature to submit a constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition to the people at a future election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Jdemocratic
Cinventim
Frank Catshall to Lead Fort Wayne Plant Assistant Role
South Bend man Frank Catshall to become assistant to general manager Murdock at Indiana Lighting Company Fort Wayne plant. Expected to replace superintendent Mutholaud, with Lother Fichmann acting as aide until Catshall’s arrival. Murdock arrived to inspect site yesterday and will wait for Mutholaud’s arrival.
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South Bend
Fort Wayne
The
Indiana Lighting Company
Murdock
Wayne Branel
Man Peto
Air
Lother Fichmann
Frank TT
Cuiahat
Sanat
Muttholtund Wit
Mumtger Samoel
Miarduck
Lafayette
Uwe Wart
Wayne Brinch
Marduck Arived
Mutholaud
Announcement of future poll in zompans city
Fragmentary notice reports a future poll in a city referenced as zompans with unclear names and terms. The text hints at an organization or company and possible disconnection or restructuring within days but lacks clear facts or identifiable entities.
Relief Girls Strike For Higher Wages In Bus Line Work
Relief girls walk out demanding higher pay and shorter hours at the Tonibale transit office. The walkout disrupts service as supervisors order replacements and management refuses concessions. A court date is set as labor authorities prepare to intervene while workers press for 3 per week extra wages and guaranteed shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonia Pateplene Somany
Regulae
Wax
Disappointing reader dulls newspaper impact
The text warns that disappointing readers ruins the effect of advertising already placed, suggesting reader engagement and ad value depend on clear, effective presentation. It emphasizes the need to avoid disappointing the audience to preserve the paper’s commercial and informational purpose.
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Calhoun St. Opp. Court House
Seidel Black
Fort Wayne Loan Co
Seeané Notin
Steend Finer North American Building
Temple Theater
Thrasher & Herman
Fred Weibel
Main St
Wayne
Journal- Gaze
Industrial News
Marshall
Redding
Palca
Bryan
Bor
B. L. E. Auxiliary
Bowser
Bert Bowser
Oliver Street
Central
Pedro
Phose
Fred Knoche
John McLaughlin
Harry Bradley
Winfred Henry
St. Joseph's Hospital
C. C. Rodenbeck
Boilermakers
Industrial Notes
W. IL Jones
AW. Kinsley
G. R. Lo
E. L. Carrington
Peninsylvania
C. F. Gadar
Martin Heath
Edwerd Luley
Bowser Tyorks
A. J. Lauer
Pennsylvania
Dayton
A. C. Berdelmann
Pennsylvania ‘Sralth
Wes Hartman
Pennsylvania Wecding
William H. Thomas
Chicago
John Thomias
Bowser Salon
Uyine
Po Ag
Pennsylvania Round House
Will Roin
Norfolk
United States Navy
Tierney Rothgeb
Wabash
New Haven
Peru
Arthur Brown
Steck
Howse
Shipping
D. P. Ryan
FLW
Testers
Rork Island
Davenport
Mrs. Teeters
J. C. Teeters
Hurlington
N. J. Stone
Nickel Plate
George Doutiel
Breeze
DB. Greist
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
Cheinnall
Bowser Works
F. W. Ellison
J. L. Wasner
W. W. Powers
D. S. Creighton
Wiliam Ward
Cecil Kaylor
George Wagemann
John Jennett
George Gooden
Shadowser Works
NAVY
Liave
Galesburg
Dsctars
Mr. Keagan
Ruperk
William Dowden
Beath
Plate Lvidgé
Admiral
Frank Catshall
Mulholland
the People’s Store
Dr. Denton F
Teazle Down
Ecru
Axminster
Etter
Admiral Coffes
We Abe Reliciely, Peas and Confidential
Indiana Loan CO
A&a
Wyre
Lee Country
Avery
Morgaud Ceal
Canadian Coal Company
Hanne Strant
Bell Phote
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