Fort Wayne Commercial Club Launches Civic Beautification Drive
A large Fort Wayne banquet kicked off the Civic Revival campaign for a cleaner, more attractive city. Leaders including Mayor Hosey and speakers C M Brown and L P Drayer urged parks, playgrounds, track elevation, and boulevard projects with plans to bring Chicago civic expert Charles Zeublin for a four day drive.
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Notel Anthony
Commercial Club
Fort Wayne
H. C. Rockhill
W J. Hosey
C. M. Brown
Madison
Wis
C. R. Lane
L. P. Drayer
D. N. Foster
Harry W. Etelson
Charles L. Zeublin
Chicago
Anthony
H. J. Keenan
Edopé
Wayne
Furlds Tod
Col. Foster
Harry W. Etterson
Rabbi Ettelson
New Jerusalem
Brown
Federal court invoked in church property dispute
In Nashville on April 16 the case asks the US circuit court to decide which group owns the Cumberland Presbyterian publishing plant in the city. The United church unionists claim control and seek to bar the Cumberland Presbyterians from the property. Writs returnable the first Monday in June were served as the Cumberland board meets.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States of America
H. M. Doak
United States Circuit Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Cumberland
Hard Fate Pursues Family in Laporte Tragedy
In Laporte Indiana on April 16 Edward Weed's family endures a string of deaths and illnesses. His daughter Nellie Munson died in New Carlisle from tuberculosis. His daughter in law Mrs. Frank Weed of Chicago died of pneumonia, and Frank Weed is critically ill with pneumonia in a Chicago hospital. Mrs Weed was born Miss Henderson of Kingsbury and sister to Mrs. A Ludwig of Mishawaka, linked to a murdered spouse incident.
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Laporte
Ind
Edward Weed
New Carlisle
St. Joseph County
Nellie Munson
Frank Weed
Chicago
Weed
Miss .Henderson
Kingsbury
A. Ludwig
Mishawaka
Cudahy Packing Indicted on Revenue Law Violations
Indictments return ed by a federal grand jury in Topeka Kan against the Cudahy Packing company of Kansas City Kansas on 737 counts for defrauding the government of more than 80 000 by violations of internal revenue laws. The company is charged with selling colored oleomargarine under the uncolored tax and monopolizing the market to undersell rivals. A civil action seeks seizure of plant and machinery used in oleomargarine production.
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Topeka
Kas
Cudahy Packing Company
Kansas City
Kansas
Cudahy Packing Company of
United States
Cudahy Company
Bone
Associated Press
Cudahy
Omaha
United States Revenue
Cudahy Denies Indictment Story as Fake
Omaha April 6 E A Cudahy tells AP there are no indictments and the Topeka story alleging true bills against the Cudahy Packing Co for rev law violations is false He dismisses the matter as unfounded and false after being contacted by the press.
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Omaha, Neb
E. A. Cudahy
Associated Press Today
Topeka
Federal
Cudahy Packing Company
Marshall Says He Doesn't Seek Presidency
Indiana Governor Marshall told reporters in New York he has no plan to seek the Democratic nomination for president. He emphasized his four year term and return to law practice, and said he will write 1060 words for Mack's National Democratic Magazine on tariffs. He will attend the Gridiron Dinner and likely speak, though details are under club rules.
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Washington
Marshall
Indiana
Riggs House
New York
John Sharp Williams
Mack
New National Democratic
Bettenbender Arrested for Bigamy in Hesaville
Patrick H Bettenbender of Chicago was arrested near Hesaville by Officer Grant and Mrs Ida Steinhaur who claim to be his wife. Steinhaur says Bettensbender married her in Chicago and she resides there. Bettenbender faced a bigamy charge in Hammond Indiana on April 16.
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Hammond
Ind
Patrick H. Bettenbender
Chicago
Grant
Ida Steinhaur
Hesaville
Bettenbender
Steinhaur
Bettens ‘Bender
Home as the sacred center of life and faith
A sermon argues that home is the first social unit and spiritual center, tracing its moral influence from ancient times to modern society. It cites biblical examples of Jesus, Mothers of Great Men, and memory of home, warning against divorce and laughter at home, and ends with heaven as the ultimate home.
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Christian Herald
Spurgeon
Paradise
Jerusalem
Mount Zion
Jesus
Savior
Cana
Galilee
Bethany
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Plato
Pericles
New England
Weardsworth
Augustine
Lincoln
Carlyle
Letitia
Napoleon
Mendelssohn
Luther
Liberty
Richter
Flat Hound a Wonder at Angling
Petersburg Indiana April 16 John Stratner a farmer near the White river bottoms reports a remarkable dog fish tale. A shepherd dog trailed Stratner and his son as they tossed sticks. the dog dived and returned with a twenty six pound catfish after several attempts the dog finally lifted the fish by the middle of its back and carried it to shore dropping it at Stratner's feet.
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Petersburg
Ind
John Stratner
White River
Here
Stratner
John
Strather
German Bank Suspends Duebeck Caray
A brief local item from April 16 reports that a German bank has suspended Duebeck and Caray, with limited readable details about the action and involved parties.
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Duebeck
Caray
Fire Rips San Francisco St George Hotel Killing and Injuring Many
A deadly hotel fire at the St George on Howard and Eighth streets in San Francisco killed several and left many injured. Six bodies were recovered with estimates of eight to ten more buried in ruins, about 300 guests were present, and property loss reached 125000 dollars as the three story frame building collapsed.
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San Francisco
St. George
Howard and
Eighth Streets
Joy Ride Ends in Death in Central Park Crash
Four young men rode at high speed in a touring car in Central Park at dawn. Chauffeur Matthew Camp died crushed in the wreck. Joseph Fogarty suffered a skull fracture and was not expected to survive. Ernest Freyer had a broken leg and Joseph Hoyl fled to a subway station where he was arrested.
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New York
Central Park
Matthew Camp
Moon Automobile Company
Joseph Fogarty
Ernest Freyer
Joseph Hoyl
Steinman Cramer and Frank P Sealeme Wed in South Sioux City
Mrs Elizabeth Steinman Cramer and Mr Frank P Sealeme of Rawson Ohio were married Thursday at Bis Reardenes with Dr Frank Fox officiating. The event took place in South Sioux City with friends in attendance.
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Elizabeth
Cramer
Frank P. Sealeme
Rawson,o
Bae
Frank Fox
Bis ‘Reardenes
South Siew Friende
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John B. Archer
D. W. Moffat
C. H. Worden
W. J. Hosey
Hosey
Rockhill
Charles M. Brown
Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association
Mr. Brown
Ballyhoo
Charles R. Lane
Hope Hospital
Young Men's Christian Association
Calhoun Street
Lane
Drayer
Republic
Ballyhoo Brigade
Dr. Drayer
Women’s Club League
Dr. Drager
Col.Foster
City Board of Park Commissioners
R. Nelson
Fort
Cumberlands
Packers
ED Cudahy
Rev. Loyal
W. Madden
D. Th
Israel
Tabernacle
Noah
Abraham
Peter
India
England
Stratners Flat Hound
Cheap Lodging House
Steinman—Cramer
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