Packing Cois Enlarging Plant in City Plans
Government approves expansion at Pennsylvanis-Berghoff’s to add an ice tank area. Fred Eckart Packing awards contracts for a brick two story 38 by 50 foot building with concrete floors and blind walls to separate lard and meat rooms. New machinery for lard and tankage products will be installed with strict government inspections guiding all work.
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Pennsylvanis—Berghoff's
Fred Eckart Packing Company
West Main Street
Nt and
Tinkage
Tn Sovn
Fort Wayne Foundry and Machine Company
Bhie & Hawkenvider
Fort Warne
Department of Inspection
Washington
No Additions In The Machine Shop Urged By Labor Orders
Pennsylvania machine shops issue orders to limit new hires in the Maf department while overtime remains in effect since the month’s start. About 275 workers are currently employed, with 300 previously. demand for engines requires continued overtime. New car department workers are being added daily. Also, the Woman's Union League plans a local branch in Carpenters Hall to educate women and wives of union members about union labels.
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Pennsylvania
Maf
Tulreach
Carpenters Hall
Liriefeh
Woman's Union Label League
Waneci
Assom
Leaving on Long Journeys Now Set by Labor Groups
A report notes the Mort Wayne Federation of Labor organizing committees and a new union label, with women participation limited to certain roles. The piece discusses rail travel surges around holidays, railroad traffic focusing on small stations feeding larger centers, and a temporary boom as shoppers travel to resorts and home regions after Christmas.
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Clacton OU
mMeetive Avi
Mort Wayne Federation of Labor
Gilieea
Bushanda
Wit Fer
Tariff Issued By The Passenger Association
A new tariff issued by the Passenger Association lays out winter tourist rates, with no clear changes from the year before though the format differs. The Central Passenger Examination issues the current tariff sheets for all lines.
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Fiila
Central
Babe Born on Wabash Train in Peru Indiana
In Peru Indiana on the Wabash Continental Limited a blue eyed girl was born aboard the speeding east bound train. The infant was delivered west of Peru as the locomotive roared along. Also noted is a brewery contract in Fort Wayne for a new tank boosting Jee makings output by nearly a ton daily, built by Fort Wayne Foundry & Machine Co.
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Peru
Ind
Continental Limited
Berglinf Brewery
Fort Wayes Foundry & Machine Company
GC Schneider
iIness
B. H. Dowding
Battle Creek
Mick
W. FP. Sprander
Tineman
We. HL Voght
FH. Letouz
The
Pennsylvania
M. Lunn
Wabash
Tlatry Tiste Hperintendent
Tolndrs
Walter Wins
Ler Neutwyer
Port Wayne Electric Works
Penney Holme
Jlérdiag
Trades Council circulates list of label holders in Fort Wayne
The Allied Printing Vases council in Fort Wayne distributes cards listing who may use the reform label and the corresponding numbers. The notices also list offices not entitled to use the label while updates cover resignations, illness, transfers, and personnel changes across several local shops and companies.
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Trades Council
Allied Printing Vases Council
Fort Wayne
Pennsy plant staff changes and local notices in brief
Disjointed late turn notices report personnel shifts at the Pennsy power plant and surrounding facilities. Names include Goslap, Eli Sluseman, Frank Beecietty, OC M Bushey, Walter Vardeman, and GE Prancisens with related travel, funerals, and wage discussions. Travel and freight discussions with Wabash and Wayne Electric noted along with a hospital update for Miss Margaret Cotphin. Local crews anticipate increased business as shipments and operations adjust.
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GW. Goslap
Ie Signal Department
Eli Sluseman
Souirt
Frank Beecietty
OC. M. Bushey
Pal G. Stonebreck
Walter Vardeman
Warren
GE. Prancisens
Wabash
Fort Wayne
WE Clue Road
Robbins
Nd Western
Fork Wayne Electric Works
Fraight
Margaret Cotphin
Wayne Enictiog Tills
St. Joseph's
I Plate
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Ainnes
Pennsylvania Sion
Blufran
Ofies
Imain
Corplalaka
C.D. Olds
Fort Waray
Denver
Moorett
Wheel Thayer
Mahan Recovering After Four Day Layoff in Peru Hospital
After a four day layoff Mahan was treated at the railroad hospital in Peru for illness. He remained there for a large portion of the time before being released to his home near New Maven, where he spent several weeks recovering.
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Mahan
Peru
New Maven
Moore Law Claims County Law Repealed in Bloomington
In Bloomington Indiana on November 18, Jo Sep Cline filed for a December term license under a local option law. Cline’s attorneys contend the Moore law is annulled by the new county option law and if denied will pursue the case in higher courts. The case has been ongoing for four years with Ms Myers previously involved.
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Bloomington
Indh
Stoope
Josep Cline
Cline
Vibe Lt Myers
Board Refuses to Accept Sidewalk Assessments
The Board of Public Works debated confirming the assessment roll for cement sidewalks on Vietona Avenue from Cour tress to Mote and on Wik wond Avenue from Calhoun to Sie risin Streets. The matter was postponed after a May meeting due to several complaints from property owners, and the session included only routine business.
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Board of Public Works
Vietona Avenue
Courtress
Mote Avenue
Wikwond Avenue
Calhoun
Sie Risin
Tom 1 John Son Is Ruined Continued From Large Ons New Tate Closed Up
Fragmented dialogue shows a distressed speaker discussing ruin, threats from enemies, and remaining resolve. Mentions Cleveland, a mayor, and possible career changes while reflecting on past prosperity and future hope.
Catholic Missionary Congress Leaders in Chicago
Leaders in Chicago voiced pride in their work with the Catholic Missionary Congress. The excerpt notes personal sacrifices, meager pay, and long service to the movement, highlighting Archbishop Quigley, Rev E M Dunne, and Rev Peter J O Callighan as key figures backing efforts to empower the Negro mission in Catholic circles.
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Catholic Missionary Congress
Chicago
Archishop Quigley
E. M. Dunne
Peter J. O’callighan
Mayor's Costly Fall From Power Amid Bank Transfers
The piece notes Mayor Johnson's involvement in the Municipal Traction Co transfer to receivers, then to Pepesita Savings and Trust, amid creditor threats and his own reported losses of about $400,000 tied to interests in Lurain. It questions the value of legacy over money and hints at political repercussions.
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Takether
Minnicipal
Trace Han Company
Neiver
Tairs
Euclid Avenue
Tim
Dyayer
Muicipal Traction Company
Johnaqn
Wensucer
Recuiyrers
Pepesita Savings and Trust Company
Mt. Johnson
Jahnson
Lurain
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