Hummel gets one year in prison for lawyer role
Abe Hummel the lawyer convicted in the Dodds Mores case is sentenced to one year imprisonment. The process involved divorce and contested papers served on Mrs Dodge, with appeals continuing as New York and Albany courts handle related cases about McClellan mayoral eligibility and public interest actions.
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New York
Praca
Sentanen
Abraham EH. Hummel
Dodas Mores
Hummel Wa
New ‘York State
Dodge
Ffvorra
Atree
Census reveals small gains outside districts in Allen County
The latest enumeration shows Allen County totaling 26 103 people, up 63 from a year ago, with Wayne and Washington townships adding several dozen residents. Several villages, schools, and events across Fort Wayne and nearby townships are noted, including local ball games and family visits as part of a broad community snapshot.
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Poliogge
Allen County
Tila Galt Fe
Aly
Port Wayna
Maijo
Greniont Anion
Washington
Schoa
Wid
Wayne
Nan
Avot
Adams
Cedar
Han Tan
Monsroe
Perry
Mensanl
Ohio Cities to Get Flood Gauges From Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne will install river gauges on the Maumee and confluence points to monitor water levels during winter floods. Warren Smith of the Ohio Division of the U S Weather Bureau will oversee installation in Defiance and nearby towns with city engineers Randell and Randall supervising readings from Columbia street and the Bl Maries river confluence.
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Ohio Cities
Fort Wayne
Janine i
Ragundiog
Manda
Aenunion
Mulyewesp
Mamas River
Warinn Weasan
Ubu Uate
Ohia
Mauinee
Lito
Dungar Point
Ohio
Warren Smith
United States Weather
Sriday
Alx
Smith
Enginger
Randal
Randall
Olto Pointe
Tha Cappelot Ieuellt
Realdants
Defiance
Napoteem
Poloda
Allist
Solumbia
Cannibalism Rumors Reported in Island South Seas
A May 10 report from Varcowver, N C notes cannibalism alleged among a South Seas island group. German authorities dispatched a yacht to Japan islands. eleven natives were executed or imprisoned, with two women among the victims. A coralline archipelago about two hundred miles from the government capital is cited as the worst crime area in the South.
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Varcowver
N. C
Tie Boneiine
Sydney
North Oorman
Sty Chatter Mardy
South Sax Oni
Sumatra
Haul
Fovernor
Thir Samyda
Hurbertehope
Imprisonen
Charles Yordy
Tolandn
Coral Isles
Berbertahape
WISE BRIGADIER GENERAL PROMOTION IN INDIANA MILITIA
A Logansport man is elevated to brigadier general in the Indiana Patriarch Militant. Col James He Wise, named by the canvassing board after canton votes, becomes brigadier general of the state. Fort Wayne is in the second brigade. the departmental commander is R Perfin of Gauth Bend. The town council announces channel improvements for Cow Gradk and plans to clean and drain the creek to sanitary standards.
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Logansport
Patri
Indianands
Ryra
James He Wise
Funfupupart
Wau
Prtvlarche Millian
Indiana
Casiten
Casiten Fort Wayne
Ie Reluzun
R. Perfin
Gauth Bend
CZAR SIGNS BILL 10 BELIEVE FAMINE RELIEF
Petersburg May 20 The emperor has signed famine relief of 88 million, much for medical aid to scurvy struck provinces. Yermolod, head of central relief, travels to distribute funds. Reports on crop prospects are mixed with hopeful weather outlooks and grain trade shifting to Amertend firms. arrests noted for revolutionary agitation.
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Petersburg
M. Yermolod
Nezlcul
Ture
Hoa
St Petersburg
Suratey
Amertend Firma
Ual 3
Varonieot
Jaf Ant
Pollu
Gambling equipment destruction order issued in 1407 notice
The document outlines an order to destroy gambling equipment and references legal proceedings involving James Bingham, Thomag G Doery, John Bullard, and others. It notes filings dated June 21, 1407, with counsel McGurk disputing signatures and positions on the gambling matter.
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Pont
Derry
Allomiey Gunorn
James Bingham
C. Wonery
Tha
Ponce Coy
Paso
Neaaticaty
Striking Workers Face Legal Pressure After Disorder
Reported chaotic scene with strike breakers moving to confront picketers near a local plant. Details describe arrests, fines, and claims of violence as authorities respond, with names of involved individuals and businesses indicating a charged labor dispute. The account notes payments, hotel incidents, and subsequent legal actions against several parties.
Ambiguous Self-Storage Venture Reported in Local Trade Note
A garbled OCR item notes a new industrial venture by Economy Motor and Mylo Clarke at a site described as a modernization of production lines. It mentions the Heonowy atotor and Buggy company, with references to a MantiAchine project and a Wallnon-Lindamtth Holst collaboration.
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Economy Motor Eirayy Company
Gass Y Mylo Clarke Bovidny
Heonowy
Atotor
Rghilzed
Wayne
Lowaart
Cinthia Bhature
Briaw
Bullae
Commersia
Ama
Wallnon-Lindamtth
Holst Combing Acruplen
Tho Atmeture
Brick and Lumber Trust Members Guilty Plea
Pleas of guilty were entered by Triety, Able, and other brick and lumber dealers indicted by the grand jury. Before Judge Morris, they pleaded guilty to the anti trust charge. Their plans were rejected, and imprisonment cannot be imposed under their plea. The defendants remained wholly unrepentant as the court set sentencing.
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Common Plante
Morris
Orlek
Aubdeyiglou LO
Twa
Mara
Laem
Home Company Builds Four New Farmer Phone Lines
The Port Wayne Home Telephone and Trigfiph company announces expansion to provide telephone service to farmers. The project includes seven miles of new lines along the Teer road and ten new cabinets in the countryside. Manager D Mostering says the company has been unable to stay open in winter but plans to complete the rural exchange and connect farms to the network.
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Home Company
Port Wayne Homa
Anw
Tour
Yeliphonn
Macahala
Astenelon
Tnus
Pitt Stong
Gortinn Raat. Manager Dmostering
White Rose Founders and Premier Memorial in Miami County
This fragmentary report traces a 1835 discovery of the White Rose by George W. Ewirg and links the event to a memorial effort honoring descendants of Pronenes Sinewnt. It mentions Fort Vasa, Fort, Indian ties, and a long chain of relatives including John Wit and James Sluresmim who supported erecting a monument in memory of a young girl named Whitin Tore, with scattered notes on family connections and local figures.
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Vronens Sinewnt
Poarta
Peorin
India
W. Twing
Fort
Vasa
Jonn Wit
Nino
Tami
Jobelel Godtras
Dria
Miami County
James Sluresmim
Ierrarn
Innit
Slars Honors Aware High School Graduates Distinationa
Graduates of Tits Year win distinationa honors with several students receiving top recognitions. Miss Flor wee Pyaar, daughter of Col and Mrs Rastny, earns special distinction. Miss Dorothy Alten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alten, is valedictorian. Otto Gumppar, son of Mr and Mrs Gumppar, ranked third. Erma May Shoup, daughter of Mrs Mary Shoup, heads English German Aneainen Cohort. June 34 exercises will feature alumni from Bonnolo, Whitley county. A local obituary notes the passing of Solomon sivniold at 70, leaving a novel of a roaRO thrown nerasg oration unfinished at his wake.
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Distinationa
Travers
Weh
Manna ‘Croiningy
Florwee Pyaar
Col
Dorothy Alten
Re Alten
Val Medory
Otto Gumppar
Soloman Sivniold
Poneer
Whitley County
Tray Town
Alamind
Mrs Lawson given life for murder case in Indiana
Lafayette Ind May 9 Mrs Ales Looper Lawson was found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting death of Charles Lawson and Nishand, and was sentenced to life in the Indiana Woman's Prison at Indianapolis. The jury reached a verdict after deliberating from morning until 12:26 pm.
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Lafayette
Indy
Ales Looper Lawson
Bar Wnishand
Charles Lawson
Indiana
Quan Hou
Gully
Lin Faver
Ruitty
Nuebuuid
Charles A
Tilt AnMler
Ethel
Mun
Vinweon
Watt
Laughlin Promises To Keep Out Of The Saloon
A chaotic report chronicles Laughlin refusing saloon involvement amid court actions against Arthur Cox and others. It notes jurors, votes, and a tense adjournment as the trial unfolds with mixed verdicts and admonitions from officials.
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Laughlin
Indiana Masonry Group Names Temptar Leaders In 192? Election
A chaotic OCR item reports the Grand Commander Oliver Garde at Frankfort presiding over Danes of a lodge in Indianapolis and nearby areas. It lists elected and re-elected officers including Alfred Ormead, Charica Hutchien and Calvin Pedner, with many names misspelled and numbers garbled while noting a marginal membership rise.
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Indiana
Katghes
Templar
Soaston
Hay
Renorthe
Oliver Garde
Prankfort
Uwe
Luerenne
Feoseig
Calvin
Penier Aire
Thatanapolia
Gelregordey
Persins
NATO
Kumnendad
Mssen
Menhor Anio
Wowvil W. Woodward
Oma Clactia Grav Sonongidor
Oliver Gard
Michor
Alfred ‘Ormead
Charica L. Hutchien
Willian B. Hostora
Tito Ely
Weand
Gevern
Don 1
Tipe
Rohmond
Avand Aontor Wardess
Gharler M. Zon
Tabata
Reenasmine Braden
Fourph G
Loach
Hamann
Markt Atamines
Carroll G
Suourh
Anderson
Cold weather lifts wheat futures on Chicago board
Chicago May 11 heavy trading pushed wheat options higher amid cold winter weather forecasts. July and September prices advanced to roughly 96 and 99 1/2 cents, with broad buying demand and speculation tied to the government crop outlook. Reports from Winnipeg and Kansas cite weak grain conditions, reinforcing price strength as traders await the day’s market developments.
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Chicago
Aly
Valledd Watt
Blayating
Weathey Bureau
Bronday
Narenwest
Winnipag
Thad Goelin
Crunda
Hanna Far Ben Dana
Kannas
Anvil
Enuaing Wiehsber Nylege
Ua Weary Renlizley Falas
Porleca
Talia
Toonic Rind
Xenon Fidrkot
Nowerar, van Wilkalretiys
Yorke
Prio
Indy
Wheat Mm Market Notes Amid Turbulent Trading
Fragmented report covers wheat price movement and market activity. Mentions New York trading as May contracts show volatility and minor gains, with fluctuating quotes around 4.01 and 1 percent indicators. Source text is garbled but implies national and regional price shifts and farm sector responses.
Spectal hearing to gauge Omaha Real Estate exchange shock
A May special session in Omaha investigates alleged mishandling within the Omaha Real Estate exchange. Officials list a group of identified names amid a tense inquiry into damages and accountability.
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Omaha
Te Omaha Reali Exchange
Oraha
Noreen
Owen Omaha Oratientine
Marphen
Fragmented Local Notice Sample From OCR Junk
Damaged OCR text describes a local notice with garbled product name and unclear actions. It references a shop or item called Jewel Bidet and mentions instructions for use and a location Fort Wayne Indiana. The legibility is poor and crucial details are unreadable.
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Uae
Wallace Stoves
Fort Warns
Ind
Money to Loan and Wage Changes at Local Foundry
The article notes a local loan offering secured on real estate or personal security by C and Piwiffer. It reports wages at a foundry rising from 2.25 to 3.00 per day, with small increases for two unionized workers and daily wages varying by position.
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C. &. Piwiffer
Barcus & Gi
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Weather Bureau
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Union Pressdem Dept
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Troig Jenner
Rome City
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Spokane
Seattle
Aone
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Winaya Azaemuly
May
Mnnisan Line
H Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia St
Tri-State
Tornand Trust Co
Tristate Loan and Trust CO
COR, Berry & Court ST
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