Langley And Woman Ave Their Case Continued
In city court Frank Langley and Hazel Obrey faces for receiving stolen goods and grand larceny were continued to Thursday morning. Also Margare t Lavaine linked to Superior street house of ill fame. Langley’s forger past and Obrey’s long on the streets tie into the night raid, with associated arrests and bonds noted.
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Frank Langley
Hazel Obrey
Margaret Lavaine
Superior Street
Elmer Leonard
Langley
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Lavaine
William E. Lewis
Randall Hotel
Baines
Mich
Traverse City
M. J. Lalone
Pappert
Frederick Levine
Lillian Stewart
Jack Loraine
Calhoun Street
Hosey
Harry Gilbert
Fred Zhart
Gilbert
Zhart
Isadore Lavine
Mamie Shadrack
Ottawa
Ohio
John Stewart
George Schultz
Henry Monroe
Richard Bynum
William Woods
Henry C. Paul
Eugene Salico
George Taylor
Frank Graham
Herman Guhl
Tracey Wilson
Celebrated Her Anniversary in Jackson Township
Mrs. Louisa Grabner, mother of Justice Henry Grabner, marked her seventy-fifth birthday in Jackson Township with a large home dinner for seventy-six guests. Six of her seven children and twenty-one grandchildren attended amid music and cheerful reunions. Lake Shore railroad shops increased weekly hours to forty nine.
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Grabner
Jackson Township
Louisa Grabner
Justice of the Peace
Henry Grabner
Adams Township
Tragedy on Wabash Tracks Final Life of George Kain
George Kain 47, a Sperry Handle teamster from New Haven, was found dead on the Wabash tracks near Green Street at 4 AM. Elmer Kain, 20, identified the mangled remains by clothing. coroner Kesler notes prior intoxication and that Kane crawled onto a coal shed roof before sleeping and was struck by an oncoming engine. He leaves a widow and eight children.
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George Kain
New Haven
Detroit
Elmer Kain
Kain
Sperry Handle Company
Kessler
Henry Buchtman
Green Street
Elmer
Kesler
Buchtman
Kane
Troops to Indianapolis
The Tenth Infantry arrived from the Philippines on the Creek and were sent to Indianapolis by special trains.
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Seattle
Wash
Tenth Infantry
Philippines
Indianapolis
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Linen Prices and Deals Previewed for Shoppers
Advertised linen items include Bleached Linen at 66 inches for 60c, Linen at 25c and 66 inch Bleached Linen at 52c, Huck Toweling all linen at 18c quality, Huck Toweling all linen at 25c quality offered at 21c.
Lace Curtains and China Dishes Sale Prices Readied
Bargain table 4 features lace curtains at 1.29 to 1.89 per pair and charts selections with regular prices from 1.75 to 2.50. Imported china salad and berry dishes plus hand decorated plates and celery trays are marked down to clearance levels.
Vesey May Run If Drafted For Joint Senator Seat
Judge W J Vesey, denying a firm acceptance, faces Republican pressure to run against Senator Fleming in a joint Allen and Adams counties race. Allies say a Vesey candidacy is almost a fait accompli if drafted, though he prefers his legal practice. Prohibitionists in Wayne Township nominated Omar E Pearson for township trustee and John Rang for assessor at a Saturday convention.
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Vesey
W. J. Vesey
Fleming
Judge Vesey
Allen
Adams
Allen County Republican Central Committee
Dodge
Wayne
Omar E
Pearson
John
Trial date set after continuance for two defendants
The court granted 11 days for reflection and another continuance for Curtis Keck. The case will be tried on the 29th of the month, with the timeline extending for both defendants involved.
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Curtis Keck
Fort Wayne Manager Joins Rules Talk at Cleveland
General Manager C. D. Emmons of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company attends Cleveland discussions of the American Street and Interurban Railways association on standard operating rules. Inspector Garman of the Indiana Railroad Commission conducts a formal inspection of the new interlocker at the Wabash crossing east of Lagro.
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C. D. Emmons
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Cleveland
American Street and Interurban Railways Association
Emmons
Indiana Association
Garman
Indiana ‘Railroad ‘Commission
Wabash
Fort Wayne and
Wabash ‘Valley
Lagro
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance faces losses in storm
Captain W H Kelsey, secretary of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, reports substantial storm losses totaling about two thousand dollars. The incomplete notice notes the insurer’s heavy involvement and the impact on secur es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ "Mutual Fire
W.H. Kelsey
Farmers’ “Mutual” Fire Insurance’ Company
Fort Wayne Fair Privilege Sale Expands Ahead of Event
The advance privilege sale for the Great Fort Wayne fair, set for September 15 to 19, is the largest in the event’s history. Mundy animal show is secured for the week, and Treasurer Harry Arnold handles numerous inquiries from prospective on‑grounds vendors. Large purses and a $1,000 daily stake draw horse owners, with preparations expanding beyond prior years and an early courthouse office opening to manage the workload.
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Fort Wayne
Harry Arnold
Fe ‘Myers
Enor
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New
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Nina
Choice
Republican Committee
Muncie
B. W. Skelton
Fort .Wayne
George Heath
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