Captain M. P. OConnor arrives in New York after France service
Under The Flash Captain M. P. OConnor of thin elty has arrived in New York after serving since last August with expeditionary forces in France. He earned his commission at Fort Benjamin Harrison and served at Camp Tater and Camp Sherman. Mia OConnor travels east to join him, and the couple will stop in Atlantic City and Washington, D. C., before returning to Fort Wayne.
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M. P. O'Connor
Thinelty
Haa
New York City
France
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Camp Tater
Sherman
Kie
Mia O'Connor
Jor
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Fort Wayne
State Denies Dr Wilkins Home Was Robbed
In Mineola New York on June 18 the prosecution in Dr Walter Wilkins murder trial argued no robbery occurred at the Wilkins home the night his wife was killed Police Chief Patrick J Tracy testified the reception room was undisturbed and Wilkins defense claiming burglars killed his wife faced questions from the court A bridge keeper Solomon Vleéragl testified he checked passing cars but none matched described suspects
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Associated Press
Mineola
N.Y
Walter K. Wiking
Long Seach
Wilkins
D. Wilkins
Solomon Vleéragl
Long Beach
Wilking
Near By Flag Notes
COLUMBIA CITY INDIANA June 13 Frank Hull son of Meat Full of this city returned home after a year in France serving in military police with headquarters at Contrea France He will resume duties at Hudson Dry Goods Co of which he is a member HUNTINGTON INDIANA June 18 Dr M C Clokey received a commission as major in the medical reserve corps He had been a captain and after discharge joined reserves Lt Earle Steele veteran newspaper man discharged from the army at Omaha Neb returned to Huntington His mother died two weeks ago and he resumed duties after discharge at Omaha June 12
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Columbia City
Ind
Frank Hull
France
Contrea
Hull
Hudson Dry Goods Company
Huntington
M. C. Clokey
Medical Reserve Corps
Earle Steele
Omaha
Neb
Steele
Fort Harrison
Mr. Steele
Mexican policies outlined by Carranza envoy
General Candido Aguilar, Carranza’s confidential ambassador, outlined Mexico’s policies on national and international affairs. Relations with the United States remain cordial, the country will not recognize the Monroe Doctrine, and Mexico will avoid entangling alliances while pursuing freedom of action. Mexico will not join the League of Nations until peace is settled, and the petroleum code will be drafted by the Mexican congress. Carranza will not seek a new term in 1926. Also advertised: job openings for machinists, tool makers, and other skilled workers at Bowser Co. in Fort Wayne.
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United Press
Washington
Candido Aguilar
Carranzi
United’ States
Mexico
Cxpital
Vista
Carrenza
Monros
United States
Hae
League of Natons
Mexico Vally
Felix Diaz
Mexican Congress
Patives
Carranza
Moose Carnival Ruling Sparks No-Spill Whiskey Warnings
A Moose event at Campbell shows faced a comic yet stern ruling from a local judge in a kangaroo court. The odd proceedings centered on carrying whiskey and the consequences of spills, reflecting lighthearted mischief at the carnival.
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Moose Kangaroo Court
Campbell
Agricultural production in Germany at high mark
June 17 report quotes Hert Schmidt, German food minister, saying agriculture uses every plot of ground to sustain life. He notes idle urban workers are not broadly needed as returning farmers boost harvest prospects, while housing conditions deter some unemployed from rural work. Free dental care offered by registered dentists at Fort Wayne depot.
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Freie
Berlin
Germany
Hert Schmidt
Feod
Herr Schraidt
East Prussia
West Prussia
Fort Wayne
Washington and
Clinton
Isaac Knapp
Spanish Influenza Cure Promises Quick Recovery
A medical ad claims a remedy kills the germ in the blood within three days and prevents pneumonia or cures it if already developed. It urges taking 10 to 15 drops hourly on the tongue or in water and rubbing it hot on the chest. Available as 50c or 1.00 dollar bottles from B. F. Jackson & Co. Arcade Wyoming Co NY.
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B. F. Jackson & Co
Arcade
Wyoming Co
N.Y
Lions and Hawaiian acts headline daring show rides
The feature act highlights Nubian desert lion Shebsa as the fiercest beast yet, a trusted keeper faces repeated attacks while the Hawaiian singers and players join the Catphetl Gaited Shows, touring from the International Lyceum bureau.
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Shebsa
Warners
Lyceum Bureau Clecwit
Unclear Text Fragment From Unknown Source
Garbled OCR text mentions islands and choice but lacks coherent events. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a factual news item.
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Theo
J. Israel
O’connor
DR. Wilkins
Calhoon SK
Garranza
League of Nations
America
Bowser Avenue
Bowser Exchange
S. F. Bowser & Co., Inc
Monster
Old League Park
Gude
Peptoryan
M. J. Breitenbach Co
Chemiete
New York
Wal
Order
North Calhoun Street
Ming
Dewey
Heba
Meigs
Old Reliable North
B.P
Oman
Hiretth
Our Frien
Hain
Ail Steindreuner Co
News and Sentinel
Frank Dry Goods Co
Review
Helmar
Bill
Palm Beach
Shield’s Clothing Co
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