Huntington Engineer Killed In Train Collision
Edward Happy a 61 year old Erie Railroad engineer was instantly killed at Huntington Indiana when his locomotive cab was struck by a passing passenger train No 4 near North Judson Witnesses from the Wort Washe traveling side. Happy was a longtime railroad employee with more than 60 years of service and is survived by his widow and nine daughters including Mrs C J McKay of Chicago and Miss Vera Happy of Fort Wayne.
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Edal
Inyrnal-Gavatte
Ington
Ind
Ak Happy
Erie
Erle Jaexenger
North Judson
Silesmar
Wort
Entington
Begin
Hax
C. J. McKay
Chicago
Vera Happy
Fort Wayne
Harding’s Pause in League Talks Reveals Cautious Approach
The article discusses President Harding’s stance on joining formal wartime alliances and his preference to engage with other major powers through informal conferences. It notes his belief in protocol and diplomacy while avoiding commitment to any underlying alliance, aiming to influence global issues without entangling the United States in entangling commitments.
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Kant
Frost
Mat Wehoel
United Ktalen
Harding endorses international association concept in platform debate
The article discusses President Harding's view of forming an international association of nations to maintain world peace. It notes alignment with the Republican platform advocating international justice, impartial tribunals, and periodic conferences, while stressing preservation of U.S. independence and decision rights.
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Cours
United States
Harding
Washington
Senate
Association of Nations
Lhough
Wilson
Barding
Lung
Ameritt
Seggtor Knot
Germany
Bardings
Mulling
Forrest
Harding Association of
Millon
Lelieves
Sontorenen
Conutus
Night School Opens Monday at The International
While others loaf, spend your time getting an education. Night School opens Monday at The International, inviting adults to join evening classes and improve skills through practical study and guidance.
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the International
Absence of U S Felt in League of Nations
Contained text discusses U S nonparticipation in the League of Nations and its impact on the organization. It notes private discussions among delegates, planned changes, and upcoming decisions by the assembly while highlighting divisions and political maneuvering among nations.
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U. S
League OF Nations
Labor as bulwark of Wirth regime in Germany
A lengthy account describes massive industrial workers marching in Berlin to defend the republic from monarchist influence. It notes orderly demonstrations by labor and communists alike, calls for no more murders, and discusses political risks including exile and the challenge to the Bavarian monarchy.
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Germany
Aii
Furtadiere
Prance
Third Republic
Awittelabachs
Witlins
Saxony
Yaebrings
Baden
Kloge
Bavaria
Penvenil
DF. Wirth
Tashor iWavara
Vavaria
Lawton Statue Unveiling Planned in Fort Wayne
A restored statue of General Tawton will be unveiled in Fort Wayne on October 22. The site is described as providing an open view for attendees and a space for ceremonial expressions. Mary C. Lawton, widow of the late major general, sent a letter accepting the invitation and praising the city’s honor to her husband.
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J Tm
Linderxton
Oriubar
Mary
Qawlh
Muchington
Pure Wayne
General Tawton
Qethier
Lawton
Homecoming Queen Contest Opens in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne hosts a Homecoming queen contest with voting at The Evening Dress office. Subscriptions, advance payments, and coupons grant votes. a fur coat grand prize and several attendants will be chosen from Fort Wayne area entrants. Prizes for attendants and souvenirs priced at 19 cents per ballot entice participation.
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Prean
Ivy
Indy
Fort Wayne
Nihvc
Gaxtlo
Prera
Preax
Journal-Gizette
G. W. Gulog Company
Weat Berry Street
Circa Vulalke
Tort Wayne
Kittin
Decatur
Berne
Columb City
Duntington
Kendallville
Gacrett
Atlendauty
TNO
Venteatinte
Vetea
Saaue
Faper
San Antonio Flood Tragedy Claims Many as River Rages
Report from San Antonio details a night of ruin as heavy rains swell the river valley. Homes collapse and bridges wash away while electric lines fall. Civilians and soldiers rescue thousands from rising floodwaters amid harrowing scenes of lives torn from families and neighbors.
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Olmos Creek
San Antonio
Tony
Taxpayers Invite Hearing On City Budget At Council
Taxpayers press city council for a hearing on the budget reductions and proposed levy. William J. Howey and others accuse council members of blocking access while Mayor Cutahalt and Alderman Crosby push for budget revisions and timely action in Fort Wayne.
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Eogoria
Pole Olvervicd
Petittory
Taviscain
Erma
Tcounell
Jas¢ Tucaday
Wiliam J. Howey
Wwe Xenem
Bart Wayne
Hud
Ie Council
Haxey
Meliuts
Henry
Wehard AL Crnsby
Huey
Rouneil
Mulenia
Seavinn
Gruby
Honey
Crogby
Cutahalt
Hoeney
Crosby
Hosey
Fort Wayne
Unni Placa
Night School Promoted by International Institute
Use your head to get ahead start using yours at Night School International. Phone 504 for details about enrollment, schedule, and offerings.
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the International
International
Mellon May Quit Harding Cabinet
Fragmented text reports speculation that Mellon may leave President Harding's cabinet amid ongoing reshuffles. The article notes unnamed ministers and aides discussing reshaping the departments and the potential impact on the administration.
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Mellon
Harding
Secretaries Weeks and Mellon in Treasury Tug of War
A garbled Washington dispatch reports on a feud over Treasury leadership with Secretary Weeks proposed as a candidate for treasurer while Andrew W. Mellon, head of the Treasury, stands firm amid Reconstruction era finance. The piece notes cabinet reshuffle talk, the possibility of merging labor with public welfare, and hints at broader wartime department realignments under President Harding.
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Sontr
Andrey W. Mollan
Af Hilaburdgd
Tru Apy
George Cyvies An
Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Weeks
War Department
United States
Wocky
The
Treasury Department
Sven
Denyrtnant
Aolva
Comginus
War
Navy
Dfarding da
Department of Public Welfare
AMW
Pow Welfare Department
James Tanvin
Labor Department
Charles Bowyer
St Joseph's College Entry for Grammar School Students
Robert Muldoon Joseph Marrinon and Fravoly Pink completed the grammar school course in June at St Prirtck's parochial school and will continue their studies at St Toxeah's collage Collegeville.
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Robert Muldoon
Joseph ‘Marrinon
Fravoly Pink
St. Prirtck's
St. Toxeah’s
Collegeville
Night School Training Secures Better Jobs and Pay
Night school courses promise improved employment prospects and higher earnings. Contact International for enrollment details and schedule information.
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the International
Yeggs Take Two Mail Pouches In Los Angeles
Bandits in Los Angeles raid target, forcing a mail truck stop. They seize two loose mail pouches from the vehicle as gunfire erupts and the driver escapes. Postal officials assess the stolen mail’s value and pursue suspects.
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Yeggs
Los Angeles
Toe Angeles
Ano Atricing & Prasarhy
Dumorluda
Willing Workers Ali Society Meeting Notes
The Willing Workers Ali society will hold its regular meeting at Unfore of Men Manson 049 The city street Tuesday afternoon. The program lists studies with names including Mrs Granger Mrs Dyer Mrs Stockbridge Mrs Miller Mrs Trow and Mrs Kpou plus other attendees.
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Ali Sociaty
Manson
City
Mnelat
Mew
W. QO. Granger
Dyer
A. Stockbridge
MM. J. Miler
Oliver Trowand
A. J. Kpou
Sharp
HH. V Waepes
Ahnaon
W. J. Potter
THIRTY PERISH AS BRIDGE BUCKLES
A bridge collapse over a river causes a mass drowning as ladders and boats fail to reach victims. Fire department workers and bystanders rescue several survivors while divers recover bodies. One river pilot and others are named in the rescue efforts and casualty reports.
Figures Say Frame Houses Are Costly
A representative from William Mockering Sons outlines why frame houses lose favor in new city homes. He compares costs and long term savings of brick and stucco constructions against frame houses, noting higher insurance savings and durability of brick and stucco, with frame houses needing more upkeep over time.
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Baywiver
Wiliam Mockering Song Company
Lnrcent
Onatt
Stucey
Wan
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