Fourth annual Indiana State Building Trades convention closes
The Lafayette hosted convention议 of Indiana State Building Trades wrapped up at the Commercial Club. Election of officers favored Lafayette and Hammond delegates while resolutions criticized state commission handling of women workers and urged federal action. Horton reported a year of receipts totaling 2,229.77 with a year-end balance of 1,103.22.
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Apjeers
Indiana State Building ‘Trades
Cme
Hammond
Dablot
Rales
Ing
Elevers 9
Lafayette
Saylor
Rainter
Lad
Pri
Fort Wayne
S. W. Wasner
Fhummond
Wn Parks
Lndianspails
Hariden
Carpenter
Terre 1 Taute
George Im. Longwell
Sthers
Uhaniniaus
William Parke
C. C. Hariden
George M. Longwatt
Drew
Conway
Fein Wo. Dmleser
An. T. Conway
Retail Clerks” Union
Committee On Resniutions
Americwan Federation of Labor
Aesision
Veteroyun
Seattle
Indianapolis
Tailiana
Tethrius
Fred Saylor
Frida
John J. Whilsh
Indiana Bureau of Factory Inspection
Whilsh
Horton
International Association of Machinists
American Federation of Labor
Plumbers and Steamfitters Unite Tied to Terre Haute Council
A resolution by T N Taylor to urge Secretary Spencer to unite plumbers and steamfitters with the Terre Haute Trades council was carried at the convention. Little other business was conducted before adjournment as delegates head to the federation of labor meeting.
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T. N. Taylor
Building Trades Council
Terre Haute
Spencer
Terre Haute Trades Council
the Federation of Labor
Local Births and Dues Noted. Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever Reported
GY HAL IS born to Mr and Mrs Irvin Stout at 2016 Warsaw Street. Emmora Ganey, age nine, at 1707 Western Street, with diphtheria. Shondell at 910 Erle Street with scarlet fever. J G Lauer reports a frame dwelling at 2614 Euclid Avenue valued 92800. L M Anderson lists two frame dwellings at 1918 Pontiac Street 2000 and 1302 Codee Avenue 1600. Guy Sealer and C B Tolan announce peddlers must seal wagons and weigh purchases. wagons from seven coal companies inspected for loads. emphasis on accurate weights and sealing. Mr Tolan to monitor coat weights in coming seasons.
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J. G. Lauer
Euclid Avenue
M.D. Shroyer
Knitters Avenue
L. M. Anderson
Pontiac Street
Codee Avenue
Tolan
Seales
Feather Complaint Delights City Officials
A lady told City Dealer Tolan that a department store sent chicken feathers instead of moose feathers for stuffing a tree, prompting officials to investigate and consider action. The chaotic report mentions Untacenmmo-Gating Relat and Reputy Trsieder, with officials weighing the case.
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Tolan
Ralston seeks grand jury probe into grookedness
Indianapolis Ind September 26 Governor Ralston sent a letter to Prosecutor Frank Baker asking a grand jury to investigate alleged pill juggling and the passage of bills affecting county salaries without sufficient legislative votes He also asks Baker to name Thomas Duncan chairman of the public utilities commission as special prosecutor to lead the inquiry.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralston
Frank Baker
Quarion
Baker
Thomas Duncan
Public Utilities Commission
Local N car strikes cause injuries and sought driver
OV NEWS reports Charles Close of 1927 Fairfield avenue was injured when struck by a car bearing Indiana number 12873 that did not stop. Edward Hyde at Stop 15 on the Kendallville interurban was struck while boarding a car at Sixth and Weils street but not seriously hurt. Hyde told police the car may be Indiana No 2418 Kendallville driven by a local man. Minnie Kreming of Kendallville, hospitalized, has moved home to 459 aAbeth Street for recovery. Jermaty jan able to make trip home.
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Charles Close
Fairfield Avenue
Sterday
Indiana
Close
Edward Hyde
Wing
Kendallville
Minnie Kreming
Lutheran Hospital
Willar Mosing
aAheth Street
Jermaty Jan
Huntington Woman Commits Death by Own Action
Mrs Motter, a widow aged 72 of IXGTON Bent, reportedly died by her own hand after receiving a letter. The fragmented obituary notes she was found in a troubled state and is described as responsible for the act. Nearby officials have not released further details.
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Otter
Motter
Tong War Ends In Fatal Shooting
A final conflict in a Tong War ends in a fatal shooting. A merchant is held by authorities as the investigation continues. Reading from the Journal-Gazette notices, the trial and bribery allegations are referenced as part of the ongoing case.
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Lone i
Fon
Journal-Gazette
Ching
Ton
Big meeting planned for Lafayette Township Democrats
Secretary Otto W. Koenig announces a large Lafayette Township town meeting at Center School House in Fort Wayne area on Thursday evening October 1. James Robinson and Q O Fuelber will address. State candidate talks may include George Bitter Dale Crittenberger and Homer Cook. Voters urged to register by October to be eligible for November 3 election.
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Otto W. Koenig
Igemocratic County Central Committee
Homer L. Cook
Fort Wayne
Lafayette Township
Republican Meetings Grow Across Arcola and Surrounding Areas
The Republican gatherings in Arcola and neighboring towns drew growing crowds with eighteen at Wallen and thirty-five at Angolo, while Bellamis hall hosted a large audience for the first meeting. Speakers included Charles Clapham and William Clapham, with Lane discussing the Argentine bet and Clapham covering the value of a good pill.
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Wallen
Angola
South Side Barn Damaged By Fire
A fire at about 10 o clock last night destroyed the upper portion of a barn behind the RM Dibhury residence at 2208 Roundy ar, damaging hay and equipment. Neighbors discovered the blaze in the absence of the family and alerted the fire department, saving a horse and other contents. The loss is reported.
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RM. Dibhury
Tre
Iyhome
Neigbors
Waterloo News Roundup Buoyant With Family News
Senior Harry Clement returns home from three years in the United States cavalry after discharge. Mrs. M. Waterma visits her daughter in Lima. Snider family sale concluded. plan to move to Lima, Ohio. Merriweather from Fort Wayne visits friend Miss Mabel Booth. Shuman family gathering honors Civil War veterans with stories and songs. Reception for Rev. and Mrs. D. S. Kessinger at Butler home, 159 guests, farewell to Columbia City move.
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Waterloo
Ind
Harry Clement
United States Cavalry
M. Waterma
Mivhawakta
Jesse Fengler
Lima
Bessie
Merriweather
Fort Wayne
Aliss Mabel Booth
Shyman
Daniel Shuman
Tree Miles Norhh
Jugigh Shutman
Gruehedstig
Henry Shuman
Hudson
India
Ars
Jon Shuman
Jo Waterloo
Roy Shuman
Orth
Bess College
Birs
al Brunstetter
West Oak Street
Kessinger
U. B
Columbia City
Lamm Orchestra
George Geddes
Edn McDonald
Mies Ada Baker
Backus
M. B. Church
Former Butler Teacher Weds at Hillsdale
Miss Geneva Kimmell of Andrews Buller married J Samuel Jorden of Indianapolis in Hillsdale Michigan on September 11. Kimmell taught in Buller public schools and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Kimmell of Andrews. Jorden works as a salesman in a leading Indianapolis clothing store. The couple will reside in Indianapolis.
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Butler
Ind
Geneva Kimmell
Andrews
Buller
J. Samuel Jorden
Indianapolis
Hillsdale
Mich
Kimmel
A. J. Kimmell
Jorden
Wanted to Buy Second Hand Team Harness
Wanted to buy 100 set second hand team harness. Cook and Patterson contact 615 Bar ts phone 2909.
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Cook & Patterson
Barts
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Sheet Metal Workers
Indiana State Federation
State Commission
Resolutions Committee
Jung Gimong
Rey
Hein
Regia
Meigs’ Service
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Manhattan
Irvin Stout
Warsaw Street
Clyde Teckleberry
John Street
Emmora Ganey
Erle Street
Guy Sealer
OV News
Huntington
Iis
Arcola
Waterloo News
Orr
Syplavening
Reed Shoe Co
Calhoun St. Reed's
New York
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