Albion nurse improves after hip necrosis operation
Wy Elst News reports Avilla resident Allen Wrson underwent surgery at New Hope hospital for necrosis of the hip joint and is recovering well. Bluffton notes tributes to L L Garrett, longtime Wola Court figure, as he declines after a fall left him with severe injuries and a grim prognosis. Also in Bluffton, Miss Linnie Ewing and G McClenegan wed, telegraph operator groom headed to Greely Kansas. C D Carr of Oaslan seeks admission to Wes county bar and invites the examining committee to visit with wives for a reception. Charles Ginerich, Democratic secretary, offered a job as a pesucler and private secretary. Montpelier to be his new base. Wes Mageart, ex-Bluffton baseball star, joins Springfield, Mass., after a brief stint in Waterbury and returning to join Field. Police note transportation arrangements for Mageart as part of league duties and travel.
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Wy Elst News
Berezay
Albion
Allen Wrsong
Avilla
New Hope Hospital
Turtle Soup at Wiebke Board of Trade All Day
A local item notes turtle soup available at Wiebke's Board of Trade for the day and evening hours with no additional event or location details.
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Wiebke
Board of Trade
Fair Turns Down Offers At Busy Fort Wayne Fair
Last minute rush before Fair opens as Wayne Fair negotiates entries and stalls. President J Peters and Dr W Myers report many telegrams from owners seeking space, with hundreds queued to exhibit. J H Mundy Show unavailable, art department tight, more entries possible if timely. Local councilman Louis Langard to run a large grocery display on grounds.
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HSN
Oman
J. Peters
W. Myers
van Lane
Mundy
Louis Langard
Harmony in masculine garb for fall fashion tones
The fall men’s wardrobe moves to bright yet harmonious colors. Jutster tones give way to warm fabrics, bright neckwear, and green shades with brown and black accents. Shirts and socks adjust to a subdued palette while bold ties and jacquard accents remain in select shops.
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Wayr Murray
Wwe
Trv Journal-Gazette
World's Greatest Railroad Builders Project On
A report claims Harriman and Maxsachlci plan a $40,006,008 subsidy to build a coast rail line linking Sangre and Hine with the Central system along Mexico's west coast. It notes U S investment in Mexico exceeds $70,000,000 and predicts broader Pan American links, subsidies for Tepic to Oriena, and long term development of fertile regions.
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Sangre
Hine
Central
Mex
Mexito
Mexico
An Harriman
Diaz
Amexica
Kutyidy
Asis
Harriman
Tepit
Oren@ain
Guadalajara
North
South America
Mrs Ferry Celebrates Ninety Fourth Birthday
Mrs P Perry known as Grandma Ferry celebrated her ninety four birthday with a quiet day of calls and remembrances. Messages arrived from New York Chicago California and Europe while a four generation portrait was taken including Grandma Ferry her daughter Mrs Melon her granddaughter Miss Minnie Orvis and great granddaughter Maizie Boyles. Her son Col C P Perry sent a telegram from Washington State reminding her of this day.
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Mist News Bureau
Dacatvr
P. Perry
Grandma Ferry
W. W. Po Memillen
Grandma
New York
Chicago
California
Europe
Granad
Ma Ferry
Mrs. Mellon
Minnie Orvis
Wiss “Maizie Boyles
Grandsmother
Spirit of Paul Doon shines in The Majestic showings
Lincoln J. Carter’s Spirit of Paul Doon is praised as a powerful new drama with a menacing Dr Zelmar and Homer Caryle as a moral contrast. The Majestic also features The Cowboy and the Lady as a second attraction. Fort Wayne critics note strong company, solid audience approval, and plans for By Right or Sword next week with new cast members and fresh sets arriving from Philadelphia.
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Paul Doon
Lincoln J. Carter
Tarent
EN. T
Ielan
Testiny
Zelmar
Homer Caryle
Elmar
Lillian Down
Kitty
Little Hoyden
Lisa
Bete
Bert Dasher
Judge Murdock
Stas
Lhe Majestic
Wright Heniigton
Steel
Rom
Sale Alyy
Fort Wayne
Wlan & Erlanger
Right
Philadelphia
Turtle soup at the Hof Brau! all day and evening
Charles Sherwin, a young man, faces criminal assault charges in a lower court after a Fourteen-year-old girl accuses him of fathering a child. The case, tied to an alleged light acquaintance, proceeded with bail and potential prison time if convicted in the higher court.
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Charles Sherwin
Oman
Sherwin
Axel
Edrcuit
Opening New Florist Store at 828 Calhoun
A new Veseys Florists shop opens at 828 Calhoun with cut flowers and plants for sale. Public invited Saturday afternoon and evening with souvenir hours from 4 to 5 and 8 to 9.
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Calhoun
Veseys
Temple Theatre Promises Dandy Week of Acts
Temple's bustling week showcases a strong bill with Dig beigeining feature a big city act headlining. Young brothers marvellous hoopers and a vaudeville set headline, with various entertainers scheduled including Manes Sterling, Hickey, Inness and Ryan. The lineup promises wide variety and extended engagement at the Temple.
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Temple
Standard
Manes
Sterling
Urid Hickey
Inness and
Ryan
Lengo Cox
Silhouette Biles
Harringien
Robby White in Wonderland in a Colorful Journey
A vivid illustrated piece titled Robby White in Wonderland depicts a boy in a park dreaming of travel. The scene shows a playful trek through a fanciful land with bright colors and surreal details, inviting readers into a whimsical, evolving adventure.
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Robby
Evelling
Pierce
Weary Wasgles Busy Day Celebrities Singers Critics
Miss Bernice Reinoeh and Miss Gladys Brown draw much comment for their singing while the Casino orchestra continues to supply good music on a lively, humor filled day.
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Bernice Reinoeh
Gladys Brown
Casino Orchestra
Garrett to Form a New Town Band
Garrett Indiana announces a fresh town band with rehearsals starting in a couple of weeks under Rev Willams who previously led a notable Baton band. The group has 22 members so far with officers including President J Patterson and Vice President J K Brinkerhoff.
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Kist News
Garrett
Ind
Rey
Willams
Methodist Church
Williams
Baton
Rev. Williams
J. §. Patterson
J. K. Brinkerhoff
Howard . Diz
Garrett Military Band Readies Inaugural Rehearsals
Treasurers Fred FP Livengood and leader Rev DB Williams head a self-supporting Garrett Military band. They plan to invest 300 to 490 dollars in new instruments, have uniforms, and enjoy backing from the Expansion Club without soliciting business or public subscriptions. 18 constitutions and bylaws were adopted. rehearsals will start once instruments arrive.
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Fred FP. Livengood
Williams
Expansion Club
Garrett Military Band
Police Court Fines and Orders In Local Case
Morris King a Roumanian saloon keeper was fined 34 and costs with sentence suspended on assault and battery against a woman. Julius Besancon Mike Royle and Sam Croy were driven from the city after an hour. The sah ordinance case was continued to September 23. Harry Wiebks seeks to test laws banning cubs from standing on streets while waiting for fares.
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Morris King
Salcon~ Meeper
Mid District
Julius Besancon
Mike Royle
Sam Croy
Sah
Harry Wiebks
Annual Encampment of Company A Indiana National Guard
Albion Ind Sept 11 The members of Company A Indiana national guard gathered for their annual encampment. Local officers announced drills, inspections, and parade plans to showcase readiness and discipline for the upcoming season.
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N. G
Kiat News Burenzy
Albion
Ind
Company A
Indiana National
National Guard Encampment Plans At Fort Benjamin Harrison
Forty six soldiers from the guard left for a ten day encampment at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis. From September 11 to 41 inclusiv, they will join 10,000 troops for regular army maneuvers in open field. Company cooks prepared meals as the party was seen off by local citizens.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
National Guard
Alton Terters
Pee Pg
Council Likely Chooses Democrat for City Seat
The council is expected to elect a Democrat to succeed the late Captain Robert H. Harrison. Although two Republicans, A. B. Walton and Charles B. Woodworth, have been mentioned, the new meeting is believed to choose a Democratic successor.
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Common Council
Robert H. Harrison
Hfe
A. B. Walton
Charles B. Woodworth
Harrison
Hurricane devastates Grand Turk and Turks Island town
A hurricane struck Grand Turk and nearby Turks Islands last night and today at dawn the town was leveled. Lives are believed lost though exact casualty numbers are unclear. A special meeting is scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 p m to discuss the disaster and relief efforts.
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Grand Turk
Turks Islands
B. WT
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