Labor Day Speech Targets Sherman in Syracuse Rally
Frank Ly Morrison, secretary of the Labor Federation, urged Syracuse unions to back candidates who support anti injunction laws and an eight hour day, accusing Sherman of blocking labor measures. He claimed labor will steer votes to lawmakers who back their demands and urged workers to choose between two paths, one harmful and one favorable.
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Haffner's Star Bakery Announces Bread Price Rise
Notice to patrons states bread will cost 5 cents after September 7 with emphasis on quality service. Congregation of Lutheran near Peabody in Whitley county celebrated twenty fifth anniversary with services by Rev. Thieme and Rev. Stapperworth and a St Pauls choir program. Several will attend Fort Wayne Baptist agraviation meeting at Columbia City including Dr E W Lewis and others. Rev Wichert will moderate and later speak at Marion Harmony Baptist association closing session.
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Peabody
Whitley Coun
T. Thieme
Paul Stapperworth
St Paul's Church
Fort Wayne
Columbia Cit
E. W. Lewis
Marion
Harmony Baptist Association
Warsaw Elks to Meet Local Boys in League Park Game
The Warsaw Elks travel to League Park next Thursday afternoon to face the strong local boys team. Manager Wiebke orders hard practice to sharpen the Elk lineup, as Warsaw touts its status as the strongest American team in the state and claims a three-state reach.
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Wiebke
New Stables Sought As Horses Arrive For Opening
Dr W F Myers, secretary of the Foyt Wayne rain, seeks new horse stables before the opening day as more horses arrive than the park’s 278 stalls can accommodate. A meeting is to decide on adding stalls while owners push for space for their entire strings. The event expects a large fall entry with Gelgians and Tercherons filling stalls. directors vow to provide ample housing and complete preparations for next Tuesday’s opening.
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Te Great Foyt
Wayne Rain
Nfficars
Labor Day Observed Quietly in Columbia City
Labor Day passed without special events in Columbia City as banks, trust companies, saloons, barber shops stayed closed. Nine barber shops and eleven saloons reported closures while Moeller Construction employees and other workers took the day off. Miln and Market streets stood still though school children filled the streets for the first day of the new season. Circuit and probate courts were in session.
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Uy Kist
Buresa
Columbia City
Moellering Construction Company
Market
Ciicuit Court
Permissioners’ Court
Chorus Girl Struck By Typhoid Fever In Bluffton
Marion Clifford, chorus girl from the production "Girl from Below," fell ill with fever at George Metis's home in Bluffton. Doctors diagnosed typhoid fever, and she was ordered to return to Buffalo but is too ill to travel.
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George Metis
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Buffalo
Real estate transfers listed in local record
Real estate transfers compiled by I C Heller list numerous lot sales in Lafayette Fletcher's and Lakeside Park additions. Names include Henry Avens, Tri-State Loan and Trust Co, Gencey Pronger, and Ronald Dawson with prices from 1900 to 2500 dollars, in New Haven. The notice cites multiple lots, subdivisions, and buyers, reflecting a broad property transfer record.
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Abarracter
Court Street
Omy
Jacob Ho Feighter
Henry Avens
Dora Brouwer
Lafayette
Robert L. Romy
Frederick Bayer
Hanna
Addithon
Indiana Ioan and Trust Cute A
Caroline Pennigrott
Fletcher
Judgen K. Rows Et al
Graseaner
Lakeside Park
City Meeting Notes Revive Local Church Activities
City news notes a Third Presbyterian meeting this evening, Sunday school rehearsals, and visits by Dr J G Bateson of Scranton. Local residents Miss Bessie Hays returns from St Louis, Ralph Peticolas welcomes a daughter in Laurella, and J M Buck visits for Buck Handborn. Community groups at St Johns Lutheran, Grace Reformed, First Baptist, Westminster, and other churches plan rallies and socials with officers coordinating events.
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J. CG. Bateson
Scranton
Bessie Hays
Lun Street
John Schrader
J. Louis
EB. &. Flickinger
Joby Hancock Mutual
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Butler
Young Peoples’ Society
Grace Reformed Church
Elsie Werehart
Elizabeth Street
First Baptist Church
Vichert
Last Witness Released in Mandiola Case
Sheriff Grice released Pietro Franzine from county jail following Prosecuting Attorney A E Thomas order. Franzine had been held as a witness in the Mandiola murder case, but immigration officials directed deportation after a Chicago letter. Thomas said the state need not bear further costs as a life convict or hospital inmate.
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Pietro Franzine
A. E.thomas
Mandiola
Franzibe
Davies
Chicago
Thomas
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