Break with Turkey Serious in Paris Pact Fallout
A semi official note states the Porte failed to honor disputed undertakings with France. M. Constans left Constantinople on August 26 after overdue promises, signaling Franco Turkish relations may be broken. The sultan’s failure to fulfill indemnities and further steps are in limbo pending his move.
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Paris
Porte
M. Constans
Mastes
France
Constantinople
M. Delsasse
Turkey
Stamboul
Orient Express
Therapia
French ambassador on verge of leaving Constantinople
Constantinople reports that France demands two additional settlements beyond the quays and Albanian land seizures. If not conceded by noon, M. Constans will depart and Munier Bey will receive his passports. The Porte sought 24 hours delay with unacceptable alternative proposals.
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Constantinople
M. Constans
Tewfik Pasha
France
Munier Bey
Porte
Withdrawal of French ambassador sinks European concert
Washington reports fear in official circles that the removal of the French ambassador from Constantinople signals the collapse of the concert of European powers that preserved Turkish integrity. The Berlin Treaty had bound major powers to restrain actions threatening the Ottoman empire, a pact aimed at countering Russian designs.
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Washington
Constantinople
Turkey
Berlin
Europe
Russia
Greece
Turkey crisis threat prompts hard bargaining drive
The text warns that France may act to the extreme and urges other signatories to protect themselves by overriding the agreement and pressing Turkey with accumulated financial and other claims from the past 25 years, risking disruption to the Turkish government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Turkey
Delightful Farm Party Honors Miss Leah Shuler at Barkley Home
Last Wednesday evening at Jacob Barkley’s farm residence a party honored Miss Leah Shuler of Cedarville. Guests from Fort Wayne and Chicago attended. a literary program featured recitations, solos, and a violin number followed by ice cream, cakes, and games.
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Jacob Barkley
Leah Shuler
Cedarville
Etta Barkley
Barkley Home
Hervey Hubier
Estella Smith
E. E. Grimsley
Paul Smitley
Nettie Brown
Miss Leal
Shuler
Messrs
Amos Youse
Lloyd McIntosh
O. W. Smith
Hervey Haubler
Roy Gresley
LE. E. Grimsley
Lee Hartzell
Olin Shookman
Lew Buhl
Albert Bourder
Harley Somers
Mr. Livingston
Chicago
Ida McIntosh
Sadie Brown
Marguerite Adair
Leah H. Smitley
Belle Gresley
Carrie van Horn
Minnie Falls
Estella Nirider
Cora van Horn
Grace Emrick
Fort Wayne
Maguire Leads In Indianapolis Democratic Mayor Nomination
Nearly complete returns show Charles Maguire ahead of William F. Moore by 2748 votes for the mayoralty nomination. August Tamm named city clerk and Edward Little police judge, with Maguire a former board of public works member and board of public safety official. Col. Charles A. Bockwilter, GOP candidate, praised Maguire and predicted a lopsided race. Fancy neckwear offered at half price through Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Maguire
William F. Moore
August Tamm
Edward Little
Maguire
Board of Public Works
Board of Public Safety
Taggart
Charles A. Bockwilter
Fort Wayne
Mgr. Maguire
Board of Safety
Marion township matriarch laid to rest at ninety four
Elizabeth Thompson, Marion township's oldest resident, was buried in the family graveyard after living two miles north of town. Rev. W. E. Murray of Hoagland conducted the service. She died at ninety four.
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Elizabeth Thompson
Marion Township
W. E. Murray
Hoagland
Caton
Etta Barkley
Leah Shuler
Cedarville
Ind
Miss Barkley
Field Meet at Centlivre's for Li brary Hall Athletic Assn
The first annual field meet of the Library Hall Athletic Association will be held at Centlivre's Park on Saturday September 14. John Eggeman chairs the organizing committee with Will Logan DeWald and Stang. Events include running distances pole vault discus throws and bicycle races plus potato race and high and broad jumps. Eggeman will supervise officials and direct preparations. A Fort Wayne program aiming for a strong showing with Notre Dame experience behind it.
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Library Hall Athletic Association
Centlivre’s Park
John Eggeman
Will Logan
DeWald
Stang
Eggeman
Notre Dame University
Fort Wayne
Library Hall
Patterson's store hosts its greatest clothing day
Saturday proved to be the busiest clothing day in Patterson's store history as shoppers filled aisles and racks. Deals and discounts drew a large crowd, with customers reporting strong turnout and brisk sales throughout the day.
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Patterson
Local notes from Markle and Gar Creek area
Dawkins J C and family visited Isaac Bollinger over Sunday. James Dawkins and Ellen Roth geb visited friends in Kansas. Ed White was in Fort Wayne last Friday. Farmers began corn harvest and some have finished plowing. John Steger was in Fort Wayne Saturday. Gar Creek hosts a Sunday school festival on August 31. Jess Rothgeb returned from Kansas business trip.
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J. C. Ireland
Weather and community notes at local center
Weather cooler and farmers plowing for wheat after recent rains. A picnic drew many to Springer church last Sunday. Miss Minnie LaFollette visits Indiana friends in Munice and Parker City. Miss May LaFollette visits New Haven. Masons to lay corner stone of new M E church on September 7. Church work progressing and stone nearly finished. W Roberts plans move to Fort Wayne for business college. Dr LaFollette family trip to Toledo and Put-in-Bay, return tired. Births: Mrs Gibson a daughter August 21. Mrs Boba y a son August 15. Sol Snider improving from sickness.
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Springer Church
Minnie LaFollette
Muncie
Parker City
Indiana
May LaFollette
Hartzell
New Haven
Masonic Fraternity
M. E
W. Roberts
Fort Wayne
Business College
LaFollette
Ernest Kiger
Toledo
Put-in-bay
Henry Gibson
Edward Bobay
Sol Snider
People’s Chapel M. E. Church Dedicated Near Dawkins
The new People’s Chapel M. E. church near Dawkins was dedicated Sunday in a packed service led by Rev. E. A. Bunner with Rev. C. V. Cissell delivering the sermon. An indebtedness of about $1,000 was provided for. The 30 year-old congregation finally erected a stone church using Bedford stone and held bids from Perry Matthews Buskirk company.
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E. A. Bunner
Woodburn
C. v. Cissell
Goshen
Berry Street
Fort Wayne
Dawkins
New Methodist Church Opens After Year of Planning
A new brick church costing over 2000 dollars and housing about fifty worshippers has just been completed. Rev Bunner led the congregation, with trustees Alfred Yougquelet John Emenhiser John Rorick Louis Sweeny and Andrew Rushart actively guiding construction. The majority of the members are Methodist Episcopal. Nearby ads note boys' waists at half price and Amhert stone offerings.
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Bunner
Alfred Yougquelet
John Emenhiser
John Rorick
Louis Sweeny
Andrew Rushart
School Board Meeting Ads Bids for Public Stone
Last night the school board opened bids for stone to be used in the construction of the new public building. Officials will review contractors and bids for quality and price before awarding the contract.
Cedar Creek Teachers Convene for School Fair Contracts
Cedar Creek progress hinges on the township school fairs as Trustees and teachers meet at the office of Trustee Klopfenstine. Ice cream and cake well received as the group reviews contracts and teacher assignments for districts 1 through 4 including John Schwartz Katharine Henderson Grace Hellopeter C H Brown Elizabeth Leichner Mamie Gorrell.
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Old Cedar Creek
Klopfenstine
John Schwartz
Katharine Henderson
Grace Hellopeter
C. H. Brown
Elizabeth Leichner
Mamie Gorrell
Taree MN
How Old Adam Prevails In Peach Orchard Spanking
Howard Keim a Dunkard preacher and sheep raiser at Ladoga Indiana confronted five youths looting his farm. He shook and spanked them then had all five arrested after they cursed and threw stones at him, ending the disturbance at his peach orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Howard Keim
Ladoga
Keim
Fourth in the Philippines
Lydia Brown of 125 Eliza Street received a letter from her son Charles in Troop F Ninth Cavalry United States regulars in the Philippines. He describes Fourth of July celebrations with relaxed discipline, American games including a 13 inning 1 to 1 baseball draw, and notes three Fort Wayne colored soldiers Charles Ott and James Wallace in Guinobatan P I under Ninth Cavalry, all well.
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Lydia Brown
Eliza Street
Charles
Ninth Cavalry
United States
Fort Wayne
Charles, Ott
James Wallace
Guinobatan
P. I
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