Port Wayne Corrugated Paper starts partial operations today
The Port Wayne Corrugated Paper Company plans a phased opening, beginning with sixty six workers and expanding to full operation by early next month. The plant, located in the former Olds Wagon works building, has installed its first machine and expects to employ more as production ramps up.
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Port Wayne Corrugated Payer Company
Eld
Olds Wagon Works
Ameriea
Ifty - Sixty
STATE AND ELECTION IN VERMONT TODAY
Final arguments in the political case in Vermont were made tonight and tomorrow the people will decide on the governor and other state officers. Lieutenant Governor George Prouty is favored by a broad majority, while Quinby Backus leads the Independent League ticket in the Branden area. turnout and comparisons to 1904 are noted as key elements in the vote.
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Adda
Independence League
Sternor
Quinby
Backus
Branden
Hell
Porter
Tae Ahare
Decatur crowd heads to National G A B encampment
A large party from Decatur and surrounding towns boards the Interurban at 8:30 AM to Toledo for the National G A B encampment. They are welcomed by Toledo merchants who decorated Summit Street with a large sign depicting green roasting ears and red apples, and the group includes many local residents listed among the travelers.
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Decatun
Ind
Hoya
Fort Warne
Ure Wabash
Tuledo
Toledo
Aumk Smith
Yoledo
Summit Streal
Joan E. Smith
James Hilge
J. XN. Grandstar
George B. Cine
F. FP. Freck
Henry France
Iseph Bailing
Daniel Shackler
S. HB. Fordyce
Sonn Wilty
J. Cline
B.A. Golaner
B.A. Golaner and Wife, Mrs. W. BM. Merers, Charles Conn
Preble
Tacob
Iwilim Arnel Nathan
Peterson
Albertovh
Akron, Tnd
Alpretty Wedding at Angola
An Angola Indiana wedding took place this afternoon at three o clock in the residence of South Marta Street. The couple Branaries EB Torrance of Pittsburgh Pa and Miss C M Kirk of Angola were joined in marriage by Rev S Marnie D D pastor of the Mathas ist Episcopal church. Relatives and friends attended. the bride is noted for charm and social activity and will reside in Pittsburgh with her husband.
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Angola
Ind
Marta Stroetf
Happs Cougle
S. Marnie
Mathasist Episcopal Church
Cew
Torrancs
Pittsburg
Torranne
George Wu
Cora E. Kirk
Anggla
Des Moines Governor Cummins Summer Home Life Revealed
Des Moines August dispatch on Iowa Governor Cummins shows a well furnished city home and a summer residence. The article notes his reading habits and preference for quiet study over hunting, with the home hosting social events and open houses during political campaigns.
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Des Moines
A. EB. Commins
Iowa
United States
Ten Moines
Cummins
Attica
Fis
Pleblan
Melbourne Honors American Sailors Amid Vast Melbourne Crowds
Melbourne Australia witnessed enormous crowds welcoming visiting American warships. The day featured grand speeches by Lord Northcote and Prime Minister Deakin, praising Anglo American ties. A banquet planned for Admirals and officers highlighted unity amid the wartime visit.
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Melbourne
Aus
Lord Northcote
Commonwealth
Deakin
United States
Adj Fiiral
Sperry
Judge Edward O'Rourke Returns From Vacation
Judge Edward O Rourke of the circuit court came back yesterday from a vacation spent partly on Mackinagslaw, Mackinaw City, and Lake Mavistique. He is reported in good health and benefited by the trip, with his family also present.
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Frank Gallahan
Prt
Wayne & Ss
W. BE. Weles
Aphrocht
Fork Whya
Trc
Inkus
Walter Kent
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Fed Yra Feales
Kere Murray Works
Bowser Factory
J. J. Wood
Drs Wood
John Wagner
Bowser Works
Ann Arbor
Michaeurong
Bowser Office
Jessie Underhill
Buffalo
Alina, McGuire
Columbus
Riss Alta Congingham
Flora Brandi
Healy Link
Clearake
Sam
Healy
Clear Lake
Jude Estar O'Rourke
Circuit Court
Mackinagslaw
Mackinaw City
Lake Mavistique
Judge O'Rourke
Metheany Hosts Ten Fishermen Party in Upper Peninsula
R A Metheany auditor of the Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad, with a Pittsburgh entourage and three Grand Rapids friends, visits the Se-Se-Wa-Ga-Ming club near Yellow Dog River. The party tours Mackinac, Bie Bay, and Big Bay, fishes in a lake with grass pike and wall-eyed pike, tours lumber country, and notes an eagle nest. They plan next year’s outing with a Pittsburgh return schedule.
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Grand Rapids Fe
Richa A. Metheany
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Pittsburg
Great Pennsylvania System
Grand Rapids
John M. Longyear Club
Jirhi W Remer
Pennsylvania Railroad
John MM Aon
Charles BE
David C. Capperstons
Honolulu
Grad Rapids
Grand River Club
Dan Sullivan
Clifton
Ho Fe Hates
M. & S. E B. Railroad
Bie Bay
Marquette
Sietracken
Mense
Big Bay
Independence Lake
Lake Superior
Aaron Mountains
Longyear
Metheany
Alstan
Watt
Pittshurm
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Ana Ol
Breskaxe
Glasdey
C. A. Meigs
Calhoun Street
Thrasher & Herman
Fred Weibel
Trehes
Main St
Wayne
Calhoun St
Gpp
Court House
Reidel. Block
EL Venzo
Fort Wayne
Hattersley & Sons
Fargo
Pau
Gust Schubert
East Main Street
Phine
Industrial News
Paper Company
FL Bower
Pennsylvaniia of
Washington
Aug
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Agriculture
Wilkes
Sirs
Toflay
New York
Wilson
M&re
Wayne Township
Rywad District No
Industrial Notes
Senelman
Bowser
Reichert
Ras Ger
Port Wayne Electric Works
Oni
Terry King
Engineering
Electete Works
Usle
Take Jame
Temperance Meeting
Watson
Jones BE. Watson
Siteracon
Wong
Temperance
Tom
Republican Party
Hever Gald
Klnd
Colapse
Maeraing
Mt. Watson
Vermont
Decatur
Atten National GA
Lostetter
Alpretty
Venice
Turing
Osverk
GOV
A. B. Cemmins
Oadlarizi
New York ‘Tribune
Bryans Campai Anilavleigh
Adams County
Democratic State Committee
Ficnocratic
Indianapolis
Troney
Edward O’rourke
Upper Peninsula
the People's Store
Fivery
Qstuch
Fyney
Steipes
The
Wayne Paint
Wall Paper Co
F. H. Treep
Barr Street
the People’s Store
Rer, Hal
South Bend
Mitchenwars
Rome
Rune
Geoglein Brothers
South Beni
Odeh Ranse
Durin
Mint
Alwaye
Edica
Agence
Fort Wayne Loan Co
Nartetir, Accuraing
Fort Wayne, Ind
House Furnishing CO
Fistora
Journal-Gazette
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