Chiropractors of Nation to Meet Here in August Fort Wayne
National chiropractic meeting planned for August 1 to 4 in Fort Wayne with nearly 6 000 attendees from across the United States. Hoss College of Chiropractic will host under Nathaniel C. Ross with addresses by national figures, a large street parade, banquet, outdoor park celebration, and hundreds of women in white emu uniforms. This second national gathering follows the 1908 event that drew about two thousand visitors.
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Fort Wayne
Hoss College of Chiropractic
Nathaniel C. Ross
Fort Warne
Masonic Funeral for James Leach Noted Brother Honored
Members of Home Lodge No. 342 F and A M are requested to meet at the Masonic Temple on Thursday June 10 at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of Brother James Leach Henry Jordan W M F B Owen Secy
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Home Lodge No. 342
Masonic Temple
James Leach
Henry Jordan
Resolute Wins Third Cup Defender Trial
In Newport New Jersey June 9 Reno Jute defeated Vanitte again to gain the official tryouts for America's cup defender. The winning sloop chased Vanitte over the entire thirty mile triangular course but won on time allowance with a margin of fifty nine seconds.
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Newport
Reno- Jute
Vanitte
Gay
America
Blooming Plant Sale Continues at Flick Floral Co
Blooming plant sale continues Thursday Friday and Saturday with large geraniums in all colors. Colous Salvia and Vinea vines offered at 20c each, plus nice ferns 75c and 1.00. Flick Floral Co. 207 209 W. Berry.
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Flick Floral CO
W. Berry
Irish Still Busy Burning Barracks Amid Rising Tensions
A June 1 report notes ongoing strife as Sinn Fath activity rises, with attacks on military barracks at Red Hill leading to five soldiers captured. Fires destroy courthouses in Lismore and Pittewh on property linked to the Duke of Devonshire, now Canada’s governor general. Other items include a June sale ad and fugitives from Allen county jail still at large after an escape earlier today.
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Durming
Binstein
Joncig
Duke of Devonshire
Canada
Huntertown chase ends with trio capture after long run
Deputy Sheriff William Cole pursued a suspicious man near Huntertown followed by two farmers and a chase through woods and fields. The suspect, plus two companions, fled after a phonograph and other items were spotted, but the trio was rounded up and captured as heat rose. Weather notes warn of continuing heat with temperatures near ninety degrees.
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Huntertown
William Cole
Cole
Hells
Stevens
Aep
Deaths and funeral notices from Fort Wayne area
Obituary notices list Samuel P. Sturgis of Fort Smith Arkansas and Lerster Patt Latter as youths dying at home. Several family deaths announced including Mrs Anna Schwier Mrs Mart Pierson James Leach and Mrs Donalie Ard. Funeral details and burial sites in Lindenwood and local churches included.
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Michael
Walter L. Michael
Bright
Detroit
Sores Ioe
Ita
Vanetor
Harry
William
Elon
Roms
Schwier
Anna
Haat
Pontiac Street
Zlon'n
Mra James Cult
Taylor
Blk Richardson
Lin
Uru
Hurlat
Lindenwont
J. R. Gunn
Lindenwood
Ard
Donalie
Patente
Ossian
Pasian
Pennsylvania Ompany
Lous
Lawrences
Weber Motor Sales to Build New Salesroom on Webster Street
Work has begun on a new showroom and service station for Weber Motor Sales on Webster Street near Main, with a construction cost of 915,000. The plan shows a frontage of 85 feet on Webster Street and a depth of 76 feet, with completion anticipated before winter.
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Weber Motor Sales Company
Webster Street
Main Street
Police Court Faces Cruelty to Animals Case in Fort Wayne
A Fort Wayne city court heard Ora Slater, driver for Azt ec Construction, accused of brutalizing a horse with a heavy pick handle. Stationmaster Charles Brendt testified, Slater was fined $10 and costs, with employer Elia Mercer paying the fine. Judge Mungovan warned future cruelty cases will face penalties despite family needs.
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J. Frank Mungovan
Ora Slater
Aztec Construction Company
Charles Brendt
Fort Wayne
Brandt
St. Fae Boulevard
Oftcer
Tennessee Avenue
Ore Slater
Judge Mungoven
Slater
Elia Mercer
Arter Construction Company
Tn Lone Hie
Tim Hin
Churches Division No 2 Meets at Home of Men Mab e
Division No 2 of the West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ will hold a meeting at the home of Men Mabe on Ponte Street Thursday. The session aims to discuss church activities and community outreach.
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Give
Creighton Avenue
Church of Christ
Menmabe
Ote Ponte Street
Thureday
Hla Wis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Weat Creighton
Louie Ecklox
Jon Maxwell
Mraters Avenue
Knitters Avenue
Celebrate Anniversary of Mary Society at Forty Years
The Forty Years anniversary of a local Mary Society at M E church drew 400 to 600 attendees. Stuart Fichter led the event with a banquet, singing, and a display of church school activities from multiple city churches. A public dance and banquet at St Paul’s Catholic school rally is planned for June 10 with refreshments.
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Minippi
Ladies Quartet
BL Paul's Catholic School
Rall
Municipal bonds still sit unsold despite higher rate
City officials report 144000 in municipal bonds awaiting buyers, 88000 for river front work and 78000 for street intersections. No bids were received when offer closed after rates rose to five percent. additional bridge approaches totaling 352509 bear six percent interest. also notes building permits and several births, with local names and addresses listed.
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Ste Cent
Bax
Births in Monquet Jones-Bort to Eckard family
A birth notice from Monquet reports the arrival of a child to Mr a Eckard couple with details showing the new infant from the Jones Bort line.
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Monoquet
Jones
Bort
A Eckard
Bor
Local society notes from Jackson and nearby towns
Jackson residents hosted visitors and attended events across Michigan and Indiana. Highlights include Stoan Lewis visiting homefolka, Rev. McKnight and Rev. Coleman preaching, eighth grade diplomas at Coldwater, Mrs. W. W. Martin and Mrs. Bishop addressing church missions, and families from Eden and Fort Wayne gathering for visits and a funeral. The item closes with a rental ad for News and Sentinel For Rent columns.
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Stoan Lewis
Jackson
Mich
Duane Reyrolis
Lansing
Anna Reynolds
W. J. McKnight
Reaton
Wil
R P
J. ‘M. Coleman
Bloomington
Stella Mitchell
Genevieve
Montgomery
Wera Gust
Ben’ Wilson
Cede
Clifford Lovwmtaater
George Walton
Tra Duguid
Cory
Idox Stewart
Coldcwater
Garn Duguid
Eden
Thomas Borrow
Duguid
Hite Graham
Fremont
Duesday
Alvah Henly
Simon Browne
Wylig Stewart
H Columbia
Ae McNaughton
Union City
Edith McMaughton
Price of flour drops at local market
A June report notes flour prices fell by 40 cents at a local market today. Family interests quoted at 14.35 to 14.58 per barrel in carload lots. the weaker wheat market was blamed for the shift.
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Bunneapolis
School nurse reports May inspections and cases
Miss Zirkis, public health nurse, inspected 2000 plus children in May with 166 visits to homes and doctors, 37 health talks, and 26 hours in schools. Thirty seven talks occurred, 12 children discharged, four treated in schools, and 11 contagious cases kept home. Six toothbrush drills were given and charity surgeries performed.
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Ken Zirkis
Astraix
Peterson
Indiana
Seepmapa
Zirkle
Neour Virite
Ilness
Zitkis
Specienet
Seven Speeders Fined In City Court
On Tuesday seven motorists faced fines of five dollars each for speeding in city court. Defendants named were P. E. Poindexter, Dan Bundy, Tom Moors, J. Lalmeikle, George Smith, Wesley Fogera, and W. P. Rea. County Officer John Ubrig, new on patrol, arrested the last two speeders.
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J. Frank Mungovan
P._E. Poindexter
Dan Bundy
Tom Moors
J. Lalmeikle
George Smith
Wesley Fogera
W. P. Rea
Fiit
John Ubrig
Credit Man Meet Hears Discussion on Methods of Credit
Members of the Retail Credit Rating association met at noon in the Chamber of Commerce for a luncheon. Various credit methods were discussed. Henry Merlin, a Sunlife truck foreman, remained in pain from injuries. Harry Kilpatrick was taken to Hope Methodist Hospital in worse condition. William Kaiser stayed a patient at Lutheran Hospital.
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Credit
Retail Credit Rating Association
Chamber of Commerce
Nrry Kilpatrick
Clifford W .Smitt
Mondey
Hope Methodist Hospital
William Kaiser
Lutheran Hospital
Henry Merlin
Sunlife
Monquet News Roundup From Otsego To Weiser Idaho Trip
Mrs Richard Banks Wi allyst word her sister Mrs Willan Kun residing in Warsaw is critically ill and cannot recover. Wart Wayne Baptist district will convene at Otsego this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Halderman of Leesburg left Monday for a motor trip to Weiser Idaho covering 2200 miles with camping gear and plans to average a hundred miles daily. Henry Nina and son Harry visited the Henry Shelly family near Winona Lake. Mr and Mrs Mount Hoher called on relatives near Silver Lake Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Dahtem visited their daughter Mrs Earl Poler and family near Claytonood Sunday. Several corn fields had to be replanted as potato shortages prevent feed potatoes price.
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Richard Banks
Willan Kun
Warsaw
Wayne
Henry Nina
Harry
Henry Shelly
Winona Lake
Mount Hoher
Silver Lake
William Dahtem Apent
Earl’ Poler
Goings to Greece Proprieties and Local Ticket Rush
Jon Hellotes, proprietor of Conte Candy Kitchen, plans an extended trip to Greece with his wife. After a month absence they will return to this city. All members of the American le ton who have not turned in their Alekat money or tickets for Home Again are urged to pay at once to Raph Markey at the revenue office or Packard Piano house by day or at the legion hall in the evening.
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Jon Hellotes
Greece
Raph Markey
Revenue Office
Packard Piano House
Legion Hall
Booze Victim Kills Self With Cyanide
A man identified as Georges Spryan employed at City Carriage works killed himself yesterday afternoon by swallowing potassium cyanide. He reportedly told his wife in the morning he might kill himself and told a workmate he was “testing” the lethal potion before consuming it.
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Georges Spryan
Spry
City schedule hearing by review board announced for Fort Wayne
Wayne Township Assamor A and Barger revealed the city hearing schedule to properties tax complaints. Hearings begin next Wednesday morning with alphabetic order over five business days, covering residents from A to D then I to N, O to 5, and T to Z, continuing June 20. No personal property complaints have been filed from rural districts, contrasting with last year. board reports general satisfaction with personal property assessments.
Speeders Tackled in County as Deputies Rally
Sheriffs Gillie and deputies prosecuted errant motorists on county roads. HL Wilson of Dixon paid a $3 fine before JP 2. D. Alger. Floyd Favory of Monroeville faced a $9 fine plus costs for speeding. Bonds totaling 318,000 for the Lake Township Vaughn and Bott graveyard project were signed by commissioners and delivered to the contractor.
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Sherif Gillie
Sherif George W. Gillie
HL Wilson
Dixon
John Uhrig
Court of Justice of the Peace
D. Alger
SR. Rows
Monroeville
Floyd Favory
Squire Alliger
Tne
WETY
Bendy Isuet
Bott
Vaughn
Lake Township
Thet
Rotary Honors Past Head at Fort Wave Meeting
Rotary club applauded retiring president Reverend Arthur J. Folsom at a Fort Wayne event. B Paul Mosman presented honors while members pledged to provide cars to ferry city working boys to a Syracuse YMCA camp, with departures scheduled June 21 and July 1. A vocal solo by Jest Klopfenstein and accompanist Leslie Macobs concluded the program.
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C. A
Arthur J. Folsom
Paul Mosman
Rotary
Syracuse
M.C. A
Hotary
Conboy
Othe
Jest Klopfenstein
Leslie Macobs
Rotary Convention Attendees From City Named
At the noon meeting the plans for the Rotary International convention in Atlantic City begin June 21 were discussed. Attendees from this city include S W Greenland A J Folsom A G Barry Clint R Willson and many couples. A Rotary Special from Indianapolis will carry Indiana Rotarinos led by John N Dyer Vincennes for vice presidency. Others will travel by automobile.
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Plana
Rothry
Alisntic City
Sre
S W. Greenland
A. J. Folsom
A G Barry
Clint R. Willson
Jobs R. Mitchell
Robert Kember
Jay O. Dink
Frank E. Bohn
Paul Mogtman
B. J. Griswold
Rotary
Indianapolis
Indiana Rotarinos
John N. Dyer
Vincennes
International Rotary
The HaverSage Attends G A Convention
Two past post commanders Judge Samuel I. Hench and Colonel D. N. Foster along with Sam Kelker are slated to attend the national G A encampment in Atlantic City, with dates tentatively set for September 26. Also noted are Catshall's funeral and a Lawton region meeting at G A headquarters, with potential muster into Bass post G A. FR, and mentions of efforts by DP Le Beaver and Pater Newtombe at Wayne Circle No. 45.
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Samuel I. Hench
D. N. Foster
Sam Kelker
G. A
Aulantic City
Gion
Gant
Bass
Court House
le Beaver
Pater Newtombe
Reg Carpet
Wayne Circe
G. A.B
To Hold Uepareat Menting and Lodge Event
Rescue Homentead No 1405 of the Brotherhood of American Tegmta will hold an important meeting Thursday evening in their hall near the Western Union Telegraph offices. The Materiais Maccabees and Mie Satherias Halt will entertain with Association Review No 8 of the Macesbeer, of Mrs Mary Wolf, 447 West Wil lame street, tomorrow afternoon. members and friends are invited.
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Brotherhood of American Tegmta
Thoredey Etening
Western Union Telegraph Company
Phils Hall
Materiais Maccabees
Macesbeer
Mery Wolf
Weat
Willame Street
Garret Ghosts and Students In Quiet East Angled Town
Gaylord Dannison son of Cry a Denalson of Weat Garratt comes from California seeking work during the peat win'. Garratt. Royal Ben returned from Purdue where he served as a student. Mine Joonin Proveler, a graduate of the rear high school alias Io, works at Bargent's hotel. Dorothy spens Ry vinit with her sister herd Bryan Tosters and Misa Malorte Ounger, Tri-Grain Angolans students, were bame over Banésy.
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Cry A Denalson
Weat Garratt
California
Garratt
Royal Ben
Purdue Waleervity
Mine Joonin Proveler
Bargent's
Rere
Baren
Dorothy Spens Ry Vinit
Herd
Bryan
Tosters
Misa "Malorte
Ounger
Tri-Grain
Angola
Bame
Banésy
Willhang on the Millstone
In San Francisco on June 3 a declaration in favor of ratification was read by the national committee chairman who arrived late at night to prepare for the national convention.
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Frank San Francisco
Mings
National Committee
Motional Doubts Rise After Iowa Primary Returns
Fragmented OCR text shows uncertain references to Iowa politics and a primary, with garbled phrases about momentum, precincts, and election returns. The readable bits point to discussions of momentum in the Republican race and the impact of returns tabulated Monday.
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Tay
Greeingen
Magee Loses His Suit Against Chicago Club
Cincinnati report on Lee Magee of the Cubs sorrowing over a verdict claimed by promoters. The article notes allegations of contract disputes for the 1920 season and questions the legality of the playing terms with the Chicago club.
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Magee
Chicago
Ammedste
Cincinnati
Jones
Lee Magee
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