Sures Mrs Gunness Identity Tied to Oglesby Claim
Ira Marsh of Oglesby Illinois sent a registered letter to La Porte Sheriff Smutzer claiming he has located Mrs Belle Gunness and Jennie Olson. He warns of danger to himself and says detectives may be sent to interview Marsh.
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la Porte
Ira Marsh
Jennie Olson
Ind
Tra Marsh
Oglesby
Ili
Belle Gunness
Chicago
Gunness Place
Marsh
Smutzer
Bhem
Mayor Darraw
Gary Has Big Blaze Seventy Escape From Fire
A fierce gale and lack of a city fire department endangered Gary as a blaze destroyed the Proshack apartment house, a $19,000 frame structure. Seventy occupants, in scant attire, fled at 3 a.m. many jumping from windows and suffering sprains. Volunteers saved nearby buildings from flying embers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Gary
Murder Suspect in Otis Man Disappearance Near Walford
Sheriff Smutzer investigates the 2 week old mystery of John Kowenski missing after hunting with Henry Walford near Otis Indiana. Kowenski claimed Walford owed him 40 dollars. A search found bones and ashes on a tree stump, but Kowenski’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Otis
la Porte
Ind
Smutzer
John Kowenski
Henry Walford
Kowenski
Walford
Wolford
Chicago
Lemon Extract a Tipple Sullivan County Residents Celebrate
Sullivan Indiana reports lemon extract jag makers in Farmersburg and Carlisle after a county court of inquiry led by Prosecutor Walter Wood. The town of Carlisle shows strong demand for lemon extract as a kitchen staple amid a growing local trend. A separate Carnegie Hero Fund commission check for Miss Helen L Stapp honors her rescue of Miss Lulu Breed-Jove from a fire at F A Rathburn Co cigar lighter plant in Harding Street, Indianapolis. In Linton Indiana a four year old girl, Everett Mullis, nearly drowns after falling into a tub of scalding water while mother washed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Sullivan, Ind
Walter Wood
Farmersburg
Carlisle
Indianapolis
Pittspore
Helen L. Stapp
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Lulu B. Breed- Jove
Linton
Ind
Everett
Mary Mullis
Welch Leads In Western League Batting Average
Official league averages released by President Norris ONeill name Welch of Omaha as the Western League batting champion with a .362 mark. In other notes President C W Murphy supports a rule proposal on moistening baseballs.
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Welch
Chicago
Norris O'Neill
Omaha
C. W. Murphy
Kali the
Hepburn Eyes Iowa Seat Fight and Cuba’s Uncertain Future
In Washington veteran Republican Tete Hepburn of Iowa plans to contest a Democratic victory amid irregularities. The piece also notes Cuba’s unsettled future as U S officials prepare to withdraw and warning of possible disorder, plus the ongoing Intersta te Commerce Commission workload and salary details.
Indians Beat Nebraska in Brisk 37 to 6 Victory
Carlisle Indians outclassed Nebraska State University for a decisive 37 to 6 win in Lincoln. Albert C. Miller was named captain of the University of Pennsylvania football eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska State University
Carlisle Indians
Penney
Philadelphia
Albert C. Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Who Has the Championship in Northern Indiana High School Football
Goshen claims the title but hinges on Hilfer being treated as professional. A November 7 board ruling about game collections was not in effect, making Hilfer eligible for Goshen Elkhart. Goshen admits Elkhart as champions amid protests of using two protested players all season.
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Goshen
Hilfer
Bobbitt
Northern Indiana Board
Elkhart
South Bend
Michigan City
Burkhart
Local residents and visitors stop by on spring day
B EF App of Bristol visited the city today along with George B Dotson from South Bend. Mrs J W Weaver returned from Buffalo after visiting her brother. J T Moore of South Bend, Standard Oil repairman, is in town. Mrs H N Fish went to Lake Geneva Wis for her daughter’s illness. Florence Jeffery of Indianapolis stayed with Mr and Mrs F A Jeffery. Barbara Bowman and son Kendall of Kent County Mich visited Bru bakers for ten days then returned home. Florence McKean Myrtie Hughes and Warren Burrell attended a party at the Luces in South Bend. Myrtie Hughes, en route from Albuquerque, visited Mrs G A Scott. Constantine Lopez and Nicholas Bonfilio plan to spend the winter elsewhere. Lopez was injured May 22 when a locomotive crushed his leg. he has fully recovered.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Tete Hepburn
Iowa
Hepburn
House
Iife
Iinterstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Pete
J. WH. Weaver
Buffalo
J. T. Moore
South Bend
The
Standard Oil Co
H. N. Fish
Lake Geneva
Wis
Rugh
Florence Jeffery
Indianapolis
F. A. Jeffery
Pratt Street
Barbara Bowman
Kendall
Kent County
Mich
J. M
A. M. Brubaker
Myrtie Hughes
Jonesville
Albuquerque
G. A. Scott
Constantine Lopez
Nicholas Bonfilio
Ahr
Lopez
List of the Sick and Elks Memorial Program
A local list notes illnesses in the community including Charles Loudenslager with grip and Mrs J K Troyer with tonsillitis. Henry Lund resumed work after an injury. Mrs H D Albers injured finger. Mrs James Morrow confined with muscular rheumatism. Jo siah Kronk ill with heart failure. Elks Lodge memorial day program announced with speakers and music by the Mercadante Orchestra.
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William Lilly
Bower Street
Henry Lund
Sidway
H. D. Albers
James Morrow
Princeton Street
Goshen News-Times
Josiah Kronk
Elks
Lodge of Sorrows
The
Elks’ Wa
Ira H
Timothy Grootveld
Mercadante Orchestra
Lodge
Chambers Orchestra
A. A. Ogilvie
Wis
Karl Nast
New Children's Books at the Library Catalog
A list of new children titles includes American Fairy Tales by Baum and Modern Europe by Coe F H. Also featured are Kidnaped Camp ers, How the World is Clothed, P Q and G Finnemore Japan, Explorers and Founders of America, Barbara and the Five Little Purrs, The World, Minute Boys of Long Island, Insect Stories, Uncle Tom Andy Bill, Uncle Sam's Business, Roy and Ray in Canada, How Richard Won Out, Little Ned Happy and Flora, Four Boys on the Mississippi, Story of a Wireless Telegraph, Marjorie's Busy Days, First Lessons, Glimpses of the World, Our Own Country, Our American Neighbors, Life in Asia, Australia and the Islands of the Sea, Hawaii and Its People, South American Republics, The Philippines, and Porto Rico.
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Carpenter
F. G
Ellis
E. S
G. Finnemore
John
Japan
Foote
A. E
Skinner
A. W
America
Gould
E. L
Barbara
the Five Little Purrs
Hope
A. R
Kaler
J. O
Minute Boys
Long Island
Kellogg
V. L
Major, Charles
Uncle Tom
Andy Bill
Coe
F. H
Europe
Smith
M. C
Asia
Badlam
A. B
Africa
Australia
Islands of the Sea
Twombly
A. S
Hawaii
Marwick
W. F
Knapp
Adeline
Story of the
Philippines
Seabury
J. B
Porto Rico
Local church and group meetings announced for Friday and Saturday
Frank Baldwin Circle and several societies schedule Friday meetings for officer elections and gatherings at homes on Sherman and West Jackson streets. W. C. W. holds December 4 session with officer elections. Grace Lutheran Missionary Reading Class groups meet at 2 30 p m at Mrs Eugene Cole's home. Progress Camp M W A plans officer elections with post meeting social. Elkhart Rescue Home Association sets 1 30 p m Friday officer elections at Rest Cottage. Presbyterian Ladies and Young Women's Missionary Societies host meetings and a bazar Saturday at Clouse millinery parlors with Christmas items and baked goods.
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Nolan
Sherman Street
Congregational Missionary Society
W. H. Brightmire
Goshen
F. T. Simpson
St. Paul's M. Ei.church
Grace Lutheran Church
Eugene Cole
West Franklin Street
Progress Camp
Elkhart Rescue Home Association
Rest Cottage
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
George Compton
Jefferson Street
Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society
Clouse
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Mrs. Gunness
Illinois
Sleuth
Big Blaze
Heroine
Pete Hepburn
Congress
Cuba
Judge Taft
Washington Street
United States
Havana
Uncle Sam
Liberal Party
Roosevelt
Taft
District of Columbia
Senate
Exclave Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Indians
Nebraska
Bristol
George B
Mac’') Dotson
Florence McKean
Harry Beaver
Warren Burrell
Frank Luce
Charles Loudenslager
J. K. Troyer
Willard Street
Ben-Hurs
Clark Hospital
the Daily Review
Baum
L. F
Canfield, F. A. C
Ers
Frank Baldwin Circle
Turnocks
Ady
Bureau
Sanbornville
N. H
Elkhart Department Store
Main and Harrison
North Second St
Lexington Avenue
Turnockh
Turnock & Sons
Cooper Derby
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Micks
SON, Jewelers
W. H. Theis
South Side
S. Main Si
Spe
the Quality Store
Biyesgee
VHU
Eames
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