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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
2
In a 1908 Elkhart Daily Review column, the author condemns the Democratic leadership's anti injunction stance and defends judicial process. He critiques Taft administration plaquing and praises honest delegates who had long studied the party’s principles. The piece argues against interfering with courts and against party-wide anti injunction measures.
Senator Burrows added improvised lines defending the federal judiciary as the conservative check on government. He argued courts protect individual rights and constitutional government, warning against any move to curb their powers or integrity.
In a terse exchange a labor leader is pressed about an absolute anti injunction plank. He replies that personal liberty outweighs property, arguing workers should work out their own will on person or property without restraint, fearing only remote punishment.
Fragmentary text questions whether sequences can do the dam age and implies ongoing evaluation. The readable portion hints at engineering concerns but lacks concrete details or outcomes.
A Chicago mail order firm suspends its grocery department for failing to meet pure food standards. The piece argues mail order sellers often ship adulterated, lower quality goods to distant customers, underselling local shops and harming health. urges readers to question the value and reliability of mail order merchandise.
The Plymouth Independent challenges claims of L C Waterman of Plymouth being a possible Democratic nominee. It notes no such resident exists locally and cites South Bend papers discussing the rumor. It also reports Mrs Lucy A Clark of Brigham City Utah as the sole woman regular delegate on the Republican convention floor.
Frank C. Reeder argues saloon elimination did not harm Knoxville business noting 218 saloons closed with only three rooms vacant and crime reduced. George Carmer, aged fifteen, is held after accidentally shooting his nephew Harold Jones during a burglary game. authorities monitor him closely.
A historical discourse outlines Republican responses to rapid industrial change. It praises President Roosevelt's enforcement of laws and defense of regulation over ownership, stressing reforms like Elkins and pure food acts.
The Guardian notes Easter services at St Johns with 80 communicants at 6 o'clock, up 15 from last year, and a full 10:30 Mass packed to the doors. The rector was slow, the choir excelled, and longtime attendees praised the music as never better. Mrs Brenda Fischer.
McCann, the organist, has full charge of the choir and shows mastery in teaching and drilling chorus work. Settings include Farmer in B flat, Gounod Messe Solennelle, and Eyre Service. Soloists Redding, Taylor, and Miss Edna Funk perform at a high level.
A series of land and lot transfers are reported including Anna Cripe to David Shrock in Clinton township for 1425 dollars and Malinda Lindsey to Dora B. Dugdale in Goshen for 900 dollars. Other deeds include Showalter to Ira Myers in Clinton township for 1333.33 and 2666.66. Sterling-Hudson Co. to John H. Martin for two Hudson-Sterling lots at 700 and 300 to Delila J. Martin. the Sterling-Hudson Co. to J. H. Martin a lot in Elkhart for 700. Christner to Marshall Cotton in Osolo township for 7500. Ross to Elisha A. Baker in Bango township for 1. Arnold to Clyde Purdy in York township for 4000. Burkholder to T. J. Prickett a Nappanee lot for 200. Phillippie to Stoutenour a Goshen lot for 2500. Public notice denies reports of reduced staffing for women workers and affirms full-time employment. A court case from Cassopolis reports John Punches and others fined 32.95 for bass fishing violations. others to be tried.
Local notes list Chas Dotson H. FP and Dwight associated with Elkhart cafe and water company matters in Elkhart. Details reference community business figures and ongoing local affairs.
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