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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1912

Page

12

Wrecks linked to hard rails may force train slowdowns

Washington experts warn of a rail epidemic from broken rails as high wheel pressures and hard steel rails raise fracture risks. James E. Howard cites the Lehigh Valley crash and Manchester wreck, urging reduced wheel pressures over heavier rails to curb deadly accidents. Concerns note railroads’ growing train sizes and speeds amplify hazards.

Washington, D. C James E. Howard Bureau of Standards Howard Twentieth Century Limited Hudson River Lehigh Valley Railroad Inter-State Commerce Commission Manchester Belnap H.W. Belnap Interstate Commerce Commission Mr. Belnap Tut

Housecleaning is but Half Done

A brief note lists streets Fairfield Ave DeWald St E B Miler and the corner of Lewis and Lafayette Sts Sharp Weihe. The fragment hints at ongoing cleaning efforts in unspecified area sections.

Fairfield Ave DeWald St E. B. Miler Lewis and Lafayette Sts Sharp & Weihe

Woman banker heads Coggin National Bank in Texas

Mrs. Samuel R. Coggin of Brownwood leads Coggin National Bank with $200,000 capital. A rancher by passion, she manages cattle operations and oversees bank duties, blending finance with West Texas ranch life. Her late husband’s legacy guides her, while she continues to oversee cattle dipping and local affairs.

Fort Worth Texas Samuel R. Coggin Brownwood Coggin National Bank Coggin West Texas Creorgia Macon Enitar Ain Georgia E. Stith Alvarado Huntsville Sam Houston Normal Dr. Smith Cisco William Poindexter Cleburne Judge Poindexter Cogg

Incomplete Meeting Details Prompt Post-Meeting Clarifications

Mr. Cogein explained all details to her after the meeting, addressing misunderstandings and outlining next steps. The fragments suggest a need for clearer communication and follow up on action items.

Mr. Cogein

Clinic at St Josephs Opens Medical Meeting

About 250 physicians from the Twelfth congressional district attend the annual meeting of the Twelfth District Medical Society in Port Wayne. Dr James F Blakey of the University of Michigan leads a morning dermatology clinic at St Josephs Hospital with an afternoon program of lectures and discussions at the courthouse assembly room.

Afl Twelfth Dipgremt Medical Society Port Warne O'Elmek St.Joseph’s Hospital James F. Blakey University of Michigan Shumaker Butler

First Arrest Under Pawnbroker Ordinance in Fort Wayne

Chief of Police Abbott filed an affidavit in city court against Fort Wayne Credit company for failing to make a daily report of its transactions. This marks the first arrest under the city pawnbroker ordinance enacted years ago, with manager C. S. Kiteh resisting reports as the case moves forward.

Abbott Fort Wayne Credit Company Kiteh

Praise for Economy in Indiana Building and Loan Associations

Indianapolis April 9 Building and Loan associations are praised as sound efficient financial institutions in the first report of Indiana’s auditor office Town Department. The 351 associations held nearly 550000000 in assets with over 146000 members. The report urges simpler bookkeeping and plain accounting to replace complex figures and concealed dividends.

Indianapolis Ind Office of the Auditor of State G. H. Hendren

Rest Is College Feature at Wisconsin University

Washington reports that the University of Wisconsin added Classes in Rest to its gymnastic curriculum. Director George Woehler notes the aim is to teach restless girls to control their nervous systems and avoid fatigue during tasks not requiring effort.

Washington Curtis University of Wisconsin United States Bureau of Education Bureau George Woehler Wisconsin Institution

Badges for the Men Warn Patrons of Visitors

The Home Telephone and Telegraph company has bought badges to be worn by its employees and will issue them tomorrow. Patrons are warned not to admit men to homes claiming to be telephone workers unless badges are shown.

Home Telephone and Telegraph Company

Certified journalists spark debate in Pennsylvania legislature

A dialog about licensing journalists emerges as a cartoonish bystander speculates on what certified journalists would be. The Innocent Bystander jokes about bottled journalists and distinguishes between real reporters and fictional star and cub reporters, suggesting licensing could lead to muzzling.

Pennsylvania Pailor Bustamier

Sanders New Senator from Tennessee

Governor Hooper appoints Newell Sanders of Chattanooga as United States senator to succeed the late Robert V. Taylor. Sanders, Indiana native and University of Indiana graduate, is a Chattanooga manufacturer and longtime Republican state chairman. He is 62 and his wife Corinne Dodds is from Bloomington Illinois.

Nashville Tenn Hooper Newell Sanders Chattanooga United States Robert V. Taylor Sanders Republican Central Committee Tennessee United States Senate Indiana University of Indiana Republican State Executive Committee Corinne Dodds Bloomington Ill

Beach Arrives in London Facing Assault Charge

Frederick Beach the Wall Street broker under warrant in Aiken South Carolina for assault and battery with intent to kill his wife arrived in London with Mrs Camilla Beach. They stay at a London hotel and have not left their apartments since arrival. Beach says charges are unfounded and declines interviews while authorities await confirmation from Anken.

London Frederick ©. Beach Wall Street Aiken S. C Camilla Beach Mr. Beach Associated Press Anken, S. C Beach

Permit Granted to Pave Relocated Grand Street

At a special meeting the board of works granted Beers Offutt Construction a permit to pave relocated Grand Street from Harrison to Kansas in connection with the Wabash freight house. Paving contracts with Brooks Construction were approved and plans ordered for cement walks on both sides of McClellan Street from Lewis to Baker.

Grand Street Board of Works Beers-Offutt Construction Company Harrison Kansas Wabash Brooks Construction Company McClellan Street Lewis Baker

North Side Civic Improvement Association Meeting Delay

At the last regular meeting the bomb issue was discussed only briefly. A recess was moved to Wednesday evening April 10 at Bloomingdale public school building for Ninth ward residents to share their views.

North Side Civic Improvement Association Ninth Ward Bloomingdale Public School

Noted Case of Letter Writer Found Hanged and Shot

In Shreveport on April 9 Thomas Miles aged 29, previously arraigned for writing letters to a young white woman, was dismissed for lack of positive proof. His body was found near city limits today, hanging from a tree with bullets perforating it.

Shreveport Thomas Miles Nesta Eite

Church and Clergy Victims in Robberies Reported

In Buffalo a 23 year old Polish youth W Nokolski was arrested after a raid on churches and priests homes in Cleveland and Toledo. He confessed partially and implicated two others, with hundreds of dollars in cash and sacred vessels valued in the thousands taken.

Buffalo N. Y Cleveland Toledo W. Nokolski

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