A Corner in Sweethearts at Bucklen Tonight
Local Woodmen from Indianapolis and 1 200 men from across the state attended initiations Sunday with 13 car special from South Bend and 9 car second section from Goshen. Elkhart lodge added 27 new members. Socialists plan a meeting Saturday with speakers Hollingsmith Dunbar and Snook and a Willowdale booster club to boost the campaign.
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Indianapolis
Elkhart
South Bend
Goshen
Bend-Elkhart
Elkhart Lodge
J. H. Hollingsmith
R. BE. Dunbar
John Snook
Osoio Township
Socialist Boosters’ Club
W. B. Spaid
Willowdale
Injuries Reported in Bryan and Osceola Accidents
Engineer R. H. Dunmire in Bryan suffered painful injuries when a reverse lever caught his right foot and his big toe doubled back. his ankle was sprained with no fractures. J. L. Messenger, a railroader, fell from a car at Osceola when a ladder gave way, injuring his right knee and ankle.
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R. H. Dunmire
Bryan
J. L. Messenger
Osceola
Een
Obituary notices from Mason township and nearby areas
Ada C. Arnold of Mason township Michigan died at 4 a m She was born March 29 1842 and lived in the township most of her life Her funeral will be held at 11 a m tomorrow at the home Elder Mack of Adamsville officiating Hallene Marie Leininger daughter of Mr and Mrs William Leininger died at 12 20 a m today after a three months illness from acute tuberculosis She was born October 12 1895 Survived by two brothers and four sisters Josephine Wolgamood died at 9 10 a m Sunday after four years illness Born October 8 1882 Funeral services will be held at the home at 12 30 p m Tuesday and burial at White Pigeon Mrs James A McDowell aged 61 died Sunday Funeral Wednesday Aunt Susan Black aged about Ninety two was found dead at her brother Joseph Black s home Edith Cover of Goshen died in Colora do aged nineteen
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Ada C. Arnold
Mason Township
Michigan
Mrs. Arnold
William Arnold
Ruel C. Arnold
H. B. Perham
St. Louis
Luke D. Hatch
Stephensville
Mont
Lloyd W. Hatch
Hartford
William H. Leininger
Charles Leininger
Venice
Cal
Curtis Glass
Mishawaka
Ursa Williams
MaBelle
Myrtle Leininger
Josephine Wolgamood
John LeRue
North Sixth Street
Christian Wolgamood
Dora LeRue
White Pigeon
Jirs
James A. McDowell
Goshen
Railway workers elect Morrissey as head of national employer group
P H Morrissey, grand master of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, accepts the presidency of the American Railway Employer and Investors Association with a salary of 15000 dollars. He departs January 1. W G Lee to succeed him as western trainman in Cleveland and Kansas City, with a career starting in 1879 as a brakeman for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
American Railway Employer and Investors’ Association
Brotherhood
W. G. Lee
Lee
Cleveland
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
J. T. Carroll
Lake Shore
Lima
Ohio
A. R. Ayres
Mr. Carroll
Hamburg party hosts and social gatherings identified
Miss Grace Neu entertained the 8. O. F. H. Club on Saturday evening in a Hamburg party. The L. S. and I. C. Circle entertained their husbands at a bottle social at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cottrell’s home on East Jackson Street with social games and a picnic dinner. Mrs. Kate Weaver received a shower at her Lane avenue home for faithful service. Vinnie Nickum Harry Nickum and Francis Cummins of Elkheart attended a leap year party hosted by Miss Gladys Harwood of Goshen.
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Grace Neu
Hamburg
L. S. and I. C
Frank Cottrell
East Jackson Street
Kate Weaver
Lane Avenue
Vinnie Nickum
Harry Nickum
Francis Cummins
Elkhart
Gladys Harwood
Goshen
Fraternal Roose Attends Indiana Red Men Council
Wilson Roose traveled to Indianapolis to attend a three day session of the Indiana Great Council of Red Men. He expects to return Wednesday evening.
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Wilson Roose
Indianapolis
Indiana Great Council
Red Men
Novel plan for election returns in Goshen theatre
Goshen adopts plan to receive all telegrams at the Jefferson theatre for election returns. Ten cents will be charged for each seat to cover costs. Public access and costs will be shared by attendees and the community.
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Goshen
Jefferson Theatre
Wards Appointed for Minors in Benton Township
In Circuit Court May Fenton aged thirteen and Celiy Benton aged fourteen were made wards of the county commissioners last Saturday. Their parents reside in Benton township.
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May Fenton
Celiy Benton
Benton Township
Auction Sale at Micks Jewelry Store
Auction notices list two sale sessions at 2 30 and 7 30 p m each day this week at Micks and Son Jewelry with the entire stock offered to the highest bidders.
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Micks
Micks & Son
Pastors Urge Support For Republican Ticket In Elkhart
Elkhart pastors Rev W H Brightmire and Rev L A Beeks used Sunday sermons to urge church members and voters to back the Republican ticket in the state election. Brightmire tied politics to temperance and conscience, Beeks emphasized liquor-restriction support, while avoiding party names. Morning services at St Pauls M E observed Old Peoples Day with a Chautauqua salute for seniors. Michigan City association meeting set for Hammond with church delegates. Elkhart Church has no arrangements to send representatives.
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Elkhart
W. H. Brightmire
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
L. A. Beeks
Trinity M. E. Church
Republican Party
Mr. Brightmire
Dr. Beeks
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Michigan City Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
Hammond
Stars In A Tie Highlight Tough Local Defensive Battle
Local Stars and the Muessel team from South Bend battled to a 0 0 tie in heavy, fast play. Elkhart’s defense kept the visitors scoreless, with key plays including a near touchback recovery and a late goal line stand. Three hundred fans watched the Elkhart driving park game as a precursor to the Elkhart South Bend contest. Leopards edge Mohawks 6 5 after a 20 yard fake punt and late touchdown.
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Muessel
South Bend
Elkhart Boys
Benders
Elkhart
McCormick
James Fralich
Leopards
Mohawks
Hilfer
New Fiction at the Library Listing
A catalog of new fiction titles across many authors and series. Notable names include Rene Bazin Haroli Deland and Rinehart with varied novels, ranging from historical to romantic to mystery themes. The list reads like a library acquisitions roundup with authors such as Roberts Seawell Nicholson and Williams among others.
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Barnes-Grundy
Wilary
Bazin
Rene
Begbie
Haroli
Tables of Stone
Benson
Ramsey
Lord of Lands
Bindless
Harola
Brodney
MacGrath
Harold
Martin
H. M
Anne Boyle
Montresor
I. F
Nicholson
Meredith
Kildare
Palmer
Frederick
Reed
Myrtle
Rhodes
Harrison
Charles Edward
Richards
L. E
Calvin Parks
Rinehart
M. R
Roberts
Theodore
Red Feathers
Seawell
M. E
Belgrade
Smith
F. H
Peter
H. J
Amedee
Stuart
Eleanor
Vorse
M. H
Walter
W. W
Pastor
Ward
M. A
Diana Mallory
West
Political Notes and Local Nominations
Republicans of Jefferson township nominate Jacob Swihart for trustee and John F Jarvis for assessor. The South Bend Tribune notes Samuel Gompers is of Jewish parentage. Senator Beveridge is set to speak here October 30.
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Jefferson Township
Jacob Swihart
John F. Jarvis
The
South Bend Tribune
Samuel Gompers
Senator Beveridge
Like a Lawn Mower It Takes Push
An early Union column compares a task to mowing, noting the effort required to push a wheelbarrow and similar chores in a domestic or social context.
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Manchester Union
Nine-day jail for Michaela Bnach in South Bend assault
Michaela Bnach of South Bend paid a $25 fine and served nine days in jail after lying in wait in an alley and striking Mrs. Kate Ruscynski. He claimed his sister was the intended target and that he was drunk. Warsaw mayor warns against dry leaves fires and orders a mounted patrol to patrol the city at night. An officer found no one on a roof at Bower and Vine streets after a call Saturday evening.
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Michaela Bnach
South Bend
Kate Ruscynski
Warsaw
Bower and
Vine Streets
War menace in Belgrade as Austrian officer arrested
In Belgrade on October 19 Servian authorities arrested an Austrian army officer they allege is a spy. The Austrian minister demanded his release, threatening force. Kronstadt reported that Russian battle ships Czarevitch and Slava along with cruiser Bogatyr sailed toward Turkish waters to monitor Turkey Bulgaria tensions.
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Belgrade
Kronstadt
Czarevitch
Slava
Bogatyr
Turkish
Turkey
Bulgaria
Train nearly plunges into river as bridge burns in marsh fires
Hammond Indiana October 19. One hundred passengers on train No 9 escaped disaster near Wilders when a 200 foot bridge burned from marsh fires, causing the track to be unsafe. Engineers acted quickly as the bridge was ruined. Dallas South Dakota October 19. May Metzer of Kennebec first drawn for choice of Tripp county Indian lands open to settlement by the government.
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Hammond
Ind
Trie
Wilders
Kankakee River
Pennsylvania
Dallas
S. D
May Metzer
Kennebec
Tripp County
Member of the Duma Sentenced in Russia
Nizhni Novgorod October 10 Vassili G Archangelsky a member of the second dumna has been condemned to six years imprisonment at hard labor for participation in the revolutionary organization The League of Peasants Eleven other members of the league have been condemned to terms of imprisonment
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Duma
Nizhni-Novgorod
Vassili G. Archangelsky
Second Dumna
the League of Peasants
League
Manufacturers Showing Broad Industry Upturn This Fall
The National Association of Manufacturers reports across all branches of industry rising business activity and a new surge in trade conditions over the past three months.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Pew
Water famine threatens Bethlehem spring since 1741
Bethlehem residents face a water shortage as the borough spring supplying the town since 1741 gradually declines. Officials warn the supply may run dry if rainfall remains scarce and maintenance continues.
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Bethlehem
Iowa Boys Fatally Burned In Powder Explosion
In Dubuque on October 19, Clarence Chuesorge and Panl Granan both fifteen were fatally burned when powder they used to smoke squirrels from a tree exploded. The accident occurred while they worked near a tree in a rural area. Police and local officials investigated the blast site.
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Dubuqueta
Clarence Chuesorge
Pan! Granan
Value of the Nile as Fertile Flood Plain
The Nile ranks among the world’s longest rivers yet offers little navigation value. Its chief benefit lies in floods delivering nutrient mud that creates one of the world’s most fertile regions. The Daily Review 10 cents a week.
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the Daily Review
Quotations on intellect and shoes in Kansas City Journal
A Kansas City Journal humorous snippet presents a debate where a woman asserts women have bigger intellects than men and a man concedes, adding that men cannot wear footgear kept on by mental power alone.
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Kansas City Journal
Hairbreadth and political stakes in wartime talk
The excerpt weaves a quip about hairbreadth escapes and a joke from Harper's Bazar about a woman's coiffure. It then contrasts wisdom with folly and argues that Republican success would bring no business disruption or standstill Congress, asserting the country isn’t ready for four more years of stagnation and agitation.
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Stella
Harper's Bazar
Congress
Auction sale of Micks' Jewelry Stock Continued
Micks and Son announce ongoing auctioning of watches, land jewelry, and all goods in stock. Bidding daily this week at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. at their location.
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Micks
Micks & Son
Community notices from Starlight Chapter and local groups
Regular meeting of Starlight Chapter at 7 30 p m Tuesday. The Fancy Work Club meets with Mrs Newton Mentzer on South Sixth Street Tuesday. The W F M S of the M P church meets at 7 30 Tuesday at Rev M E Bachman home No 14 South Prairie Street. The Y W C A Circle and advisory committee invite Elkhart residents to tour their new home at 51014 South Main Street tomorrow from 3 p m to 10 p m.
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Starlight
Fancy Work Club
Newton Mentzer
South Sixth Street
M. P
M. E. Bachman
South Prairie Street
Young Women's Christian Assoiiation Circle
Elkhart
South Main Street
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J. Goldberg
Chas, T. Greene
St. Joseph Valley
John W. Fieldhouse
T. Thornton Snell
Herman Borneman
Walter S
Hazelton
Elkhart Review
Mortuary Record
News OF the Railroads
Lloyd Daily
Master Mechanic’s Office
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Mr. Hall
Las
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Iowa
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