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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1913

Page

14

Burglary Charge Against Collins Involving Dreier Drug Co

William Collins, a soap salesman, is jailed on burglary charges after police allege he was caught in the act at the Dreier Drug Co. on Columbia and Calhoun streets. Investigators found morphine, heroin, and syringes in his trunk, with an estimated drug haul of at least 200 dollars.

William Collins Collins Dreier Drug Atore Columbia Calhoun Streets Capt Stoll Pennsylvania Police Caty Cobins Charles P. Freese Tereause Cap. Stoll Imomel Fisenhit Vollins Jim Teine Collis Randall Hotel Tie Gast Collings

Trainmen Strike Continues Against Arbitration

The text reports continued railroad labor disruption as an arbitration path falters. Union negotiators face the decision with the company and the public watching, while hundreds of thousands continue to commute amid the ongoing strike uncertainties.

Union Rejects Arbitration as Cincinnati Street Car Strike Continues

In Cincinnati on May 18 the street car employes union refused arbitration under the terms offered by the Cincinnati Traction Company and decided to persist with the strike. The company had proposed arbitration if operations resumed. Mayor Henry T. Hunt and labor leaders urged compromise, but the union insisted on recognition before arbitration. The company warned of further trouble if the strike persisted.

Cincinnati Union of Cincinnati Street Car Traction Company Henry T. Hunt Hunt W. D. Mahon Amalamated Association of Electric and Street Car Employes of America Exhe Traction Company

Cattle Train Explosion Rips Through West Bound Line

A fiery wreck on the west bound train near Monroeville destroys merchandise cars and releases gallons of naphtha. Conductor William C. Brown and engineer Keller battle flames as cattle perish or are saved. residents flee and firefighters fail to subdue the blaze. Authorities report many livestock saved, several killed, and track damage spanning 100 feet.

Spencer Brown Keller Horner Mt. Josephs Hospital Vis Pintler Street West Dowd Amd Guites William C. Brown Monroeville Pennsylvania Fort Wayne Koblenbergs Wiliam Kohlenberg Oy Sweile Fanest Vie Paesener Maphitha Alaples Port Waine Wweeb Chimye Cincinnati Northern Tian Kaallenberg My. Oltenbere Auto Chemical City Fire Department

James L. Dawson Dies Former City Resident

James FE. Dawson formerly of this city and a 30 year member of the St. Louis police force died at his home in St. Louis Saturday. A. J. Dawson, his brother, received the news. He went to St. Louis in 1881. Survived by widow and one daughter. Remains to be sent to Coldwater, Michigan for funeral and interment.

James FE. Dawson St. Louis A. J. Dawson Coldwater Midh

Hails U S Steel as a Benefactor

Testimony recounts steel company support for cotton industry and job preservation in the south. Witnesses discuss production, duties, and price impacts on steel and cotton, with references to New Orleans, Liturdig, and Pacific coast markets.

New Orleaia Mr. Farrell America India China May Underwood Dialer Dickinson Bum

Tariff fight resumes in senate over Cmilerwood bill

The senate reopened debate on the Cmilerwood tariff bill with Senator Penrose seeking to send it to the finance committee for public hearings. Chairman Simmons urged Democrats to prepare for a possible vote as Republicans split on the amendment. Manufacturers reportedly oppose open hearings and the finance subcommittees are making minor changes including a proposed duty reduction on structural steel.

Senate Penrose Cmilerwood Finance Committee Simmons

Wabash Preachers Attend Presbyterian Assembly in Atlanta

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Little and Mrs. Anna Zeigler left Wabash Indiana for Atlanta to attend the Presbyterian church general assembly which convenes this week and will be in session for ten days.

Wabash, Ind Charles Little Anna Zeigler Atlanta, Ga General Assembly of the Presbyterian Ehireh

Fort Wayne Labor Demands More Housing To Ease Shortage

Members of the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor urge construction of more dwelling houses as ads and newspaper notices show a wage earner housing shortage. Edward Miller and Charles Marathens presented a resolution to inform labor groups statewide and seek action from the Commercial Club.

Fort Wayne Fort, Wayne Tom Wayne Commercial Club United States J. W. Kern Luciana West Virginia John Williams Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers Federation

State Fire Marshal reports Indiana fire losses in May weekly tally

Indiana May first week fire loss tally from W. H. B. Longley shows annualized rate of 21 629 400 with 4 212 fires projected. week damage estimated at 415 950 and 1 decreasing fires with five multi building blazes included.

Indiana Indianapolis Ind W. H B. Longley Longley

Revival crowds swell as William J. Bryant campaigns in South Bend

Readings show second week of Evangelist William J. Bryant's South Bend tour drawing nearly 10 000 listeners across three services. Saturday night offerings approached 5000 while morning and evening crowds filled all seats and surrounding space. Epigrams from the sermons critiqued church complacency, urging renewal, faith, and public morality amid revival zeal.

South Bend Ind William AL Sisday FIM Figares Stoo Evangelist SSG

Impeachment Proceedings Open Against Adams County Official

Decatur Indiana May 12 The grand jury ordered proceedings to impeach Lawrence J Oplinger county superintendent of Adams county charging him with insanity and deficiency The panel had been in session over a week as troubles in his domestic life surfaced with his wife and children leaving the home and later divorcing him and returning to relatives near Linn Grove

Decatur Ind Lawrence J. Oplinger Adams County Oplinger Linn Grove

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