Saloon License Legal Question Sparks Hearing
Saloonkeeper Charles Smith faces a liquor sale without license charge after continuing operations past a July 10 expiration. Lawyer J H State argues the license dates from the superior court decision, not the commissioner issue, a point central to the case now under review by Edward Dalka and county officials. A 9 a m Wednesday hearing is set, with Potts and Smith described as partners and other license actions planned for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
J. H. State
Aquor
St. Joseph County
Potts and Smith
Miller Defines His Attitude On Labor Legislation
Goshen Republican nominee for Congress Hon. Charles W. Miller outlines his positions on injunctions eight hour law for government work Sherman anti trust reforms and Beveridge child labor proposals. He supports limited injunctions with notice, universal eight hour coverage, possible amendments to the Sherman act, and a nationwide child labor law pending constitutional review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Congress
Workingmen's
South Bend
Central Labor Union
Beveridge
Muler
Dentist Dowell Victim of Noon Theft at Wells Block
Thief entered Dr. C. M. Dowell's dental rooms above Wells clothing store during the noon hour Friday, stealing $1 in stamps and the gold portions of an unfinished bridge and crown valued at $10. The burglar relocked doors, implying familiarity with the office. Dowell had already moved gold to a safe after a previous January robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Dowell
Wells Clothing
Dowell
Suits Filed in Superior Court to Enforce Assessments
A. E. B. Darling filed six suits in the superior court to foreclose on unpaid assessments for sewer and sidewalk improvements. Plaintiffs include Michael Fishley v Percy Wid dis Bucklen Mrs Payne Holbrook and the heirs of Havillah Beardsley and Frank Brumbaugh v Mary Smallwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Darling
Michael Fishley
Percy T. Widdis
Fishley
William G. Holbrook
Sarah A. Payne
Herbert H. Buckley
Havillah Beardsley
Frank Brumbaugh
Mary Smallwood
Wy, Bucklen
Honest Stranger Returns Five-Dollar Bill at Depot
War ren Wahl recounts a man who found a five-dollar bill at the depot last Monday noon and handed it to a stranger who sought the owner. Wahl suggested a ticket buyer on the same train might own it. The money was turned over to the stranger, who searched for the owner honestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wahl
Wahl
Child Nearly Drowns After Gasoline Mistook for Water
Three year old Dorothy Berger of Chicago visiting relatives in White Pigeon drank gasoline from a tank believing it water. She collapsed and turned blue but received prompt medical aid and is reported improving by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Ernest Berger
Chicago
Mrs Maybrick Story Draws Large Chau tauqua Audience
Mrs Maybrick, whose case stirred two nations, spoke to a packed crowd at Chau tauqua. The tale covered her marriage to James Maybrick, life in England, his death, arsenic discovery, trial and fifteen years imprisonment, and her subsequent release aided by American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybrick
Slayton Jubilee Singers
Mr. Maybrick
England
America
Indiana
Michigan City
Lfe
Crowd at Chautauqua draws big Saturday attendance
Mrs Maybrick attracts a large crowd to the Chautauqua with Sunday expected to be even bigger. Local news notes include political organizing halts, business moves, theft reports, licensing battles, and regional incidents across Indiana and beyond.
Weather Forecast For Tonight And Sunday
Government forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a slowly rising temperature. Local condition remains fair with Miles Medical Co providing the daily forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Medical Co
Accidents Rise Across Months in Local Shops
A local surgeon reports accidents rose from thirty seven in May to fifty nine in July with three fractures one amputation and one trespasser noted. Clarence Wright a Lake Shore motorman was injured on the Fullmer farm after returning to duty. John Anderson and Dwight Shoup, Lake Shore workers, suffered hand injuries. Mrs Earl Patterson sprained an ankle on the Chautauqua grounds. Jesse Horn injured a finger at the Angldile scale factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Clarence Wright
Fullmer
John Anderson
Dwight Shoup
Earl Patterson
Beardsley Avenue
Jesse Horn
Goshen Avenue
Health Report and Work Hours Change in Lake Shore Shops
The July health report lists twenty six deaths including Roscoe Stone and Sadie Wormald, with four teen and two fifths per cent mortality and thirty six births, plus cases of scarlet fever, diphtheria and measles. Workers will start at 6 30 a m and finish at 4 30 p m, adding one hour and extending Saturday to five hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
I. W. Short
Roscoe Stone
Sadie Wormald
Drake
Elkhart Motor Car Co Opens New Factory
The Elkhart Motor Car Co moved into its new factory today and plans to begin operations next week. The company has finished three cars which will be delivered to local purchasers next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Motor Car Co
Mob Kills Four Black Residents in Russellville Kentucky
In Russellville Kentucky Aug 1 a mob of about fifty seized four Black men Virgil Jones Tom Jones Robert Jones and Joe Riley from Logan county jail and hanged them. The mob claimed a racial motive linked to the Cunningham case a white farmer killed by a Black man Rufus Browder. Browder remains jailed in Louisville. The mob left a warning card in the jailhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple Graves
Tom Watson
Norman E. Mack
Taft
Bryan
Ketchel
Kelly
San Francisco
John Mitchell
Civic Federation
Dun
J. Hill
Pacific
Henry County
Indiana
British Columbia
Kentucky
Iinois
Russellville
Nashville Pike
Logan County
Virgil Jones
Tom Jones
Robert Jones
Joe Riley
James Cunningham
Allensville
Todd County
Rufus Browder
Browder
Cunningham
Louisville
Bult
Lad Dies Twice in Day in Noblesville
Nelson Pfaff aged fifteen son of farmer Jacob Pfaff died twice in one day at Cool creek after being submerged for twenty minutes. He revived after ten minutes of resuscitation by his father and a physician. but an hour later he worsened and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Nelson
Jacob Pfaff
Cool Creek
Good Advice Timely Given
Mrs Ethel Willis a nurse saved a fourteen year old boy near Superior Wisconsin by halting a throttled child from moving as a train passed over him after five cars had crossed the boy crawled toward the rails she commanded him to hug the ground and the train stopped unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Ethel Willis
Count Boni de Castellane Wins August Custody
In Paris on August 1, Count Boni de Castellane secured a supplementary custody ruling for his three children. The court granted custody for August in addition to September, citing his inability to see the children during their year in the United States with their mother, Princess de Sagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Boni
United States
Woman's Startling Experience Near Boulder Creek
Mrs. S Sloan of Boulder Creek recounts a landslide incident where her husband’s severed head appeared in a path as he cried beneath earth. He survived a long burial under rock with a broken shoulder, rescued after nearly an hour.
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San Jose
Cal
S. 5
Sloan
Boulder Creek
Clara Kanter Awakens After 100 Hours in Coma
Clara Kanter, kidnapped and assaulted earlier in the week, awoke from a comatose state after about 100 hours and dressed herself before neighbors blocked her attempt to leave Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Clara Kanter
Insanity Leads to Double Tragedy in Blackberry Farm
At the Morrell farm John Larson shot his best friend A Morrell and housekeeper Mrs Matty idleain then killed himself. Larson, momentarily insane, regained reason after firing. Morrell tried to help but died. Larson killed himself. In Warsaw Indiana Violetta Bowen sixteen died after a needle piercing her heart. She awoke to a strange sensation and later pains for months. doctors fear needle point pierced heart walls. She had moved from Denver with her mother Mrs Thomas Walden. father Joseph Bowen lives in Haines.
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Hlindsan
A. Morrell
Matty d
John Larson
Morrell
Larson
Mor Raloo
Warsaw
Ind
Violetta Marie Bowen
Miss Bowen
New Republican State Committee Executive Panel Named
Indianapolis August 1 Official announcement of the new executive committee of the Republican state committee was made yesterday. Members include John Moorman Knox James E Piety Terre Haute Owen Carr Rushville Charles R Remy Columbus and E W Bowen Delphi. The group is seen as a strong capable slate with broad political experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Moorman
Knox
James E. Piety
Terre Haute
Owen Carr
Rushville
Charles R. Remy
Columbus
E. W. Bowen
Delphi
Claypool Hotel
Corrigan McKinney to Build Two Furnaces and Docks
Corrigan, McKinney & Co. will construct two iron furnaces and extensive upper river ore docks at a cost of 2 1/2 million dollars. Each furnace will produce about 200 000 tons of pig iron annually and employ 800 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Corrigan, McKinney & Co
Upper
Washington
Bonaparte
Oklahoma
Democratic Editors Meet in Indianapolis Campaign Preview
In Indianapolis on August 1 the Democratic editorial association and executive committees met to outline campaign policies. All Democratic papers will receive plate matter from the press bureau at no charge. John W. Kern and Thomas R. Marshall spoke at Fairview Park on the role of Indiana editors in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Fairview Park
Fire destroys shop and nearby buildings in Thorntown
Fire discovered at 3 a.m. in an old carriage shop in Thorntown Indiana destroyed the shop a drug store an icehouse and a barn and damaged six business houses. Loss estimated at 15000 with 10000 insured.
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Thorntown
Ind
Ifire
Mine accident injures Joseph Booker in Linton
In Linton Indiana on August 1 Joseph Booker was walking through the Little Giant mine front entry when a shot explosion sent flying particles striking him across the body. He is expected to be disabled from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
Joseph Booker
Eate
Mitchell to Lead Trade Agreement Efforts for Federation
This Aug. 1 dispatch reports John Mitchell ex-president of the United Mine Workers will devote his full time to the trade agreement department of the National Civil Federation. Mitchell will work from offices at 281 Fourth Avenue, New York, with aims to advance industrial peace and reform employer worker relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph M. Ensley
National Civil Federation
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mederation
Mitchell
Seth Tow
Federation
Low
Fourth Avenue
Just What He Expected Hills abandon Pacific trade claim
St Paul August 1 James J Bill chairman of the Great Northern says Hill lines dropped the marine share in trade with Japan and China as the Pacific trade ceased to pay He blames not the Interstate Commerce Commission but needful legislation to revive ocean carriage rather than subsidies.
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St. Paul
Hill Lines
Japan
China
James J. Bill
Great Northern
Hill
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
America
William P Call longtime Brown County official dies at 92
William P Call prominent Green Bay figure and first marshal of Depere ex sheriff of Brown County and assessor dies at ninety two. He is survived by twenty one grandchildren forty great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren with two sons and two daughters.
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Green Bay
Wis
William P. Call
Depere
Brown County
Call
When McCloud Awoke
Lansing reports Wilson McCloud a Lenawee county farmhand visited the city with a man who claimed to be a sign painter They drank alcohol together and woke later on the Grand river bank while the painter and his pocketbook containing 25 dollars vanished from the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Wilson McLoud
Lenawee County
McCloud
Grand River
Pier Fire Devastates Hamburg-America Wharf
Philadelphia reports the Hamburg America line pier of the International Mercantile Marine company destroyed by a spectacular fire. Loss estimated at 400,000 dollars includes a steamer cargo and large quantities of merchandise. fire suspected to have started from crossed electric wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hamburg-America Line
International Mercantile Marine Company
Two Sides Ends in Witty Domestic Verse
A brief, quirky exchange on marriage and money, highlighting mutual affection and bargaining between a man and his wife. The fragment hints at a humorous争 undertone about cigars and generosity within a couple.
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Charles Smith
Irwin Potts
Charles A. Smith
South Main Street
Supt. Silvers
Edward Dalka
Police News
Withers
Prough
C. C. Shaw
Poy
Relenega
Sisterhood of Epiphany
Truro
Cornwall
Baroness Roques
Rouen
France
Chandler
James Maybrick
Liverpool
the Daily Review
Ella Bussick
Women’s Department
Bartholomew County
White River
Jennings County
Civil Federation
Dea
J.H. Hill
Pacific Ocean
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