Minimum wage law upheld for teachers by attorney general
Attorney General Miller declared the minimum wage law for school teachers constitutional and void contracts made by trustees and teachers in violation. Fassett A Cotton, state superintendent, sought guidance to enforce the law, noting it safeguards schools and the public. The AG states contracts violating the law are void and teachers must receive the minimum wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Fassett’ A. Cotton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Real Estate Transfers in Elkhart Goshen and surrounding areas
A lengthy list of property transfers shows multiple deeds recorded. Transfers include parcels in Elkhart Goshen Nappanee Concord township and Goshen with prices from 25 to 7200 dollars involving numerous buyers and sellers led by William S Munroe Emanuel Fashbaugh and Warren Berlin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Munroe
Albert R. Kessler
Elkhart
Martha A. Menges
William N. Langley
Fere
Washington
Emanuel Fashbaugh
Melvin A. Demarest
Jacob O. Kantz
Frank Lehman
Nappanee
Perry L. Turner
Jacob Tlauby
Concord
Ada Jonesy
Victor C. Johnson
Blixhart
Warren F. Berlin
Solomon Yoder
Locke
Warren E. Berlin
Jacob M. Long
George E. Clapp
Anna Jessie Winters
Goshen
Anna Deweiler
Jennie M. Weaver
Charles HE. Brumbaugh
Jeanette Gortner Johnson
Emmet E. Burton
William T. Ecker
J. H. Shrock
Dessaline Shrock
Middlebury
Jacob F. Pletcher
Barbara Stewart
Oliveto
Briggsdale Imp. Co
Wiliam W. Geyer
Daniel M. Bechtel
Jennie Nichols
Samuel E. Mast
Sanford D. Mast
Warren Mishler
Abraham Weaver
Abraham E. Weaver
Simon Dei
Obituary notices from Michigan City and surrounding areas
Multiple death notices from Michigan City and nearby towns report ages and residence details for the deceased. Names include Fred W W Ebert Chauncey Eddy Aaron Hollenberg Mrs Charles Freund Jesse R Johnson Fred A Burlingame Mrs Emil F White Mrs Cristopher Brown and Ernestt Alleman with ages ranging from 25 to 72 and varying local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W W. Ebert
Michigan City
Chauncey Eddy
Long Cliff Hospital
Aaron Hollenberg
LaPorte
Charles Freund
St. Joseph
Jesse R. Johnson
Benton Wiarbor
Fred A. Burlingame
Emil F. White
Cristopher Brown
Ernestt Alleman
Warsaw
Elkhart County Farmer Duped by Millersburg Boots and Creamery
A prominent farmer was approached by two men offering a new creamery on a 20 day trial. After several days he learned a note for 58 dollars had been issued in his name and believed the contract was a note. He intends to settle the false charge as educational expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Millersburg
Goshen
Elkhart Couple Wed to Partnered Couples With Consent
Licensed to Wed. George B. Huggins, 54, and Emma L. Brent, 51, both of Elkhart. William Quinn, 21, and Myrtle May Arter, 18, parents' consent, both of Elkhart. Reuben E. Hartman, 23, Harrison in Rosetta Leedy, 24, Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Huggins
Emma L. Brent
Elkhart
William Quinn
Myrtle May Arter
Reuben E. Hartman
Harrison
Rosetta Leedy
Mrs Tharp Finds Rare Coins in Her Collection
Mrs B P Tharp of 1011 Cleveland avenue uncovered four two cent pieces in her collection after reading a claim about James Kavanagh's coins. She finds coins from 1865 1866 and 1869 and notes she has owned them for ten years.
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Tharp
B. P. Tharp
Cleveland Avenue
James Kavanagh
United States
Tax Notice for Elkhart County Townships Payment Deadline
State and county taxes for Elk hart City Concord Bango Cleveland and Osolo Townships may be paid to Louis M Simpson at Simpson Abstract Office 206 Sn Main Street Elkhart Indiana. Monday May 1 is the last day for payment without penalty. KE EB DRAKE County Treasurer. d&wmay 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart City
Concord
Bango
Cleveland
Osolo
Louis M. Simpson
Simpson Abstract
Main Street
Elkhart
Indiana
KE. EB. Drake
County
Masonic Fair Planned in South Bend and Mishawaka
Elkhart Masons promote a two week Masonic fair at Place hall on Lafayette Street in South Bend beginning April 24 with Elkhart day on May 3. Col. Noble F. Martin leads the event assisted by Masonic bodies and a 300 member women’s committee to raise funds for a South Bend Masonic temple. Proceeds support temple building, booths feature all Masonic fraternities, prizes include a solid silver tea set and a Studebaker buggy among other valued items. Nightly entertainment and dancing run 10 to 12, with decorated halls and special cars arranged for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
South Bend
Mishawaka
Placehall
Lafayette Street
Noble F. Martin
Utica
N. Y
Studebaker
Knight Templar
Miss Harriet Colfax Led Michigan City Beacon Light Forty Years
Harriet E Colfax longtime lighthouse keeper of Michigan City died at eighty one. She took charge in 1861 after a suggestion by cousin Schuyler Colfax later vice president and kept the beacon burning until 1904 enduring storms and a tower collapse on a fierce winter night.
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Michigan City
Ind
Harriet E. Colfax
United States
Schuyler Colfax
Miss Colfax
Lake Navigators
Coming Attractions at Bucklin Theatre This Saturday
The Rays Johnny and Emma present Down the Pike a musical farce at Bucklin on Saturday April 22 with matinee and night shows. The production boasts superb scenic mounting and rich costumes. Supporting cast includes Nick Conway Phil Peters Nettie Peters Harry First Wilbur Held Harry Collignon Geo Timmons Sophie Burnham and Jessie Chapman.
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Rays
Johnny
Emma
Buckli
Mr. Ray
Nick Conway
Phil and
Nettie Peters
Harry First
Wilbur Held
Harry Collignon
Geo. Timmons
Sophie Burnham
Jessie Chapman
European murder justice rate eyed by Italian criminologist
Signor Garbdfalo, an Italian criminologist, estimates that about 10 000 people are condemned for murder annually across Europe and that only one criminal in three is brought to justice.
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Signor Garbdfalo
Europe
Paris Theater Actor Stabbed After Fatal Alleged Murder
An actor named Catela who plays the villain in a Paris theater allegedly murdered a woman. After the act he was attacked and wounded by four youths who witnessed the crime, requiring hospital treatment. The event followed a night of sensational, uncertain reports from the capital.
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Catela
Paris
Arctic
Bore
William B. Ridgely
United States Treasury
Baltimore
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Belvidere
Baltimore World
Japan
Nodzu
Kuroki
Kodama
Oyama
Far East
Bangkok
Siam
Hagenbeck
Ceylon
Simpson
Jerusalem
Australia
Bialtop Building
Melbourne
Federation
Cleveland Women Headed to Colorado Next Week
Mrs. Matilda Evans and Mrs. Eisie Longacre departed Cleveland for Colorado last week.
Local residents through a quiet week in Cass County and nearby
Mrs Evans plans a year stay while friends report health updates and the community notes several moves and visits. Mrs Jessie Penrod is seriously ill with rheumatism, and Mrs Pat Hawkins of River Park shows improving recovery. Clara Johnson and daughter Geraldine move to a farm in Osolo Township as J Harper of Cass County visits neighbors. Michael and David Schaerer relocate to the H H Evans farm, with others spending weekends visiting family and friends.
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Clement Wahl
Minias Weyrick
Michigan
David Schaerer
H. H. Evans
Carrié - Weaver
Wee
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D&wmay
Miller & Co
Beacon Light
Garfield Avenue
Woolford
C. H. Leonard
Wikhart
Desary Davis
Poe Balbriggan
Beau- 69
Nottingham
Nosag
Best Brand
Steel Garden
Erson
Erson Sear
Aurora Dip Hip Batiste
Venus
Richardson
Goff
R. Ellis Taleam
R Bailey
Elkhart Department Store
Harrison and Main
State of
Notica
E&wart Circuit Court
Henry C. Dodge
Nancy E. Dodge
Glenn R. Sawyer
Elkhart Riverside
Stanhope
Harness. Meg
Elkhart, Ind
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