Raids Seize Liquor In Elkhart Blind Tiger Crackdown
Deputy sheriffs and 13 officers raided nine locations in Elkhart, confiscating beer and liquor. Detective Jacob P. Brandt swore affidavits, warrants issued, grand jury convened for Thursday to pursue the crackdown on alleged blind tigers and the Law and Order League’s involvement.
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Jacob P. Brandt
Law and Order League
Othe
Eikhart
Rom
Brandt
Riesel
Chatfen
Oficers Greenwood
Srtch
Gowing
Goshen
Constab de Bradford
Elkhart
Dr Shoop Restorative offers 50 day trial with no pay
A physician advertises Dr Shoop Restorative as a cure for stomach heart and kidney ailments claiming it targets the nerves at fault. The patient may receive a 50 day trial with no cost if it fails, plus a Rheumatic Remedy under the same no help no pay plan and a 30 day test via a local druggist.
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Dr. Shoop
America
Box 12
Racine
Wis
Steel Stock Flurry Lifts Market Early Trade
New York April 27. Steel shares rose early with common stock active as the market opened higher. After a brief surge, dealings quieted with moderate volume. The list stayed buoyant as industrials gained fractions to about one point. A fifteen minute reaction trimmed about half the early gains.
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New York
Engineers Convention Set for Detroit Attendance Record
The Lake Shore Engineers and Elkhart members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Ladies Auxiliary plan to attend the annual convention in Detroit from May 11 with Robert McVicar hosting guests at the Hotel Pontchartrain. Detroit Division No. 1 presides, aiming for a record turnout. delegates travel May 10 and will also visit Cleveland for the dedication of new $1,000,000 buildings.
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Elkhart
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood and Auxiliary
Detroit
Robert McVicar
Eochart
Cleveland
Traction Company Plans Ready for Elkhart Depot
Plans for a joint passenger and freight depot for the Northern Indiana Company in Elkhart have been completed and approved by the Murdocks. Directors in South Bend will give final approval tomorrow. The building would occupy the west half of the site on Marion Street, with a central switch and a Y for access, leaving the east track vacant for now. The lot’s eastern half may be developed later.
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Northern Indiana Company
Elkhart
Murdocks
South Bend
Marion Street
Second
Louis M. Simpson
Pope's Break With Monaco Is Complete
In Rome on April 24 the break between Pope Pius X and the Prince of Monaco was finalized as Monaco's minister Count Wagner was declared persona non grata. The prince received royal honors at the Quirinal with King Victor Emmanuel making a formal call, while anti clerical papers crow about the Vatican visit failure.
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Rome
Pius X
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Vatican
Count Wagner
Moanaco
Victor Emmanuel
Quirinal
Roosevelt
Victim in Critical Condition After Gasoline Explosion
Earl C. Rice of 115 West Crawford street remains in extremely critical condition after a gasoline explosion Saturday. He has been semi conscious since Sunday and now shows very low vitality. Doctors focus on stabilizing him over the next twenty four hours. Mrs. H. B. Bucklen visits Mrs. O. C. Hill.
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Earl C. Rice
West
Crawford Street
Mr. Rice
Midwest Farm Losses Reach 85 Million Amid Frosts
The article details widespread crop damage from a late April frost and snow across the Midwest and South. Michigan suffers the worst with extensive fruit tree losses. Illinois Indiana and Kansas report heavy fruit and grain damage. oats and berries severely affected in several states. prices likely rise for apples, plums, cherries, and peaches.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio
Tennesse
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Middle Western
Middle West
Southwetern
Illinois
Chattanooga
Tenn
Local Social Notes Highlight Bristol and Lafayette Visits
Miss Mable Wolf of Bristol visits Mr and Mrs Forrest on Morton avenue. Miss Genevieve McGrath of Lafayette visits Miss Miriam Proctor on Hickory Street. Miss Mabel Hilfer resigns from J H Neds Son to join Weiler Bros drug store.
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Mable Wolf
Bristol
Mrs. Forrest
Morton Avenue
Genevieve McGrath
Lafayette
Miriam Proctor
Hickory Street
Mabel Hilfer
J. H. Neds & Son
Weiler Bros. Drug Store
Roosevelt Reviews Crack French Troops In Sham Battle
Paris reports Colonel Roosevelt mounted on a black charger reviewed the crack French army in a staged battle at Vincennes. He expressed enthusiasm shouting Bully while saluting units. An excursion to Versailles followed before Roosevelt departs for Brussels.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Vincennes
Col. Roosevelt
Versailles
Brussels
Prisoners to Work in Elkhart Stone Yard
Chief of Police Albert Rinehart announced the stone yard behind the city building will reopen to labor. Unpaid fines will be worked off in the yard under an officer in charge to ensure duties are performed.
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Albert Rinehart
Elkhart
Rinehart
Dirt value slump reshapes city paving deal on Marion Street
City action on Lexington avenue Second streets debris and Marion Street excavation centers on a $130 value with Dr. Franklin Randolph to receive any unclaimed pay. Commissioners cut a prior $1 200 assessment to $778 then settled for $1 168 52, yielding a net gain of about $209.52 plus possible costs as litigation ends.
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Lexington Avenue
Second Streets
Marion Street
Franklin Scandolph
Street Railway Company
Uasphall
Second Street
Randolph
John W. Fieldhouse
Milo Stark
Hoffman Heads Reorganized Police Board Meeting
The city hall reorganization session of the police commissioners elected J. J. Hoffman as president after Richard Turnock resigned. John Klopp joined the board, with D. A. Fleming remaining a member. The meeting was brief and called for follow up next week.
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Board of Police Commissioners
J. J. Hoffman
John Klopp
D. A. Fleming
Richard Turnock
Klopp
Chester
Trumpet Notes Band Prepares for Tag Day
The Trumpet Notes Band led by Fred Whapman works toward the season and its first engagement on Tag Day Saturday night. Rehearsal is set for tomorrow night at the band rooms on West Jackson street. Contestant names must be given to the committee tomorrow night.
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Fred Whapman
West Jackson Street
Drummer Seeks Police Aid in Church & Son Dispute
Mr P E Peters representin g Louis Hilfer Co of Chicago asked local police for help amid a dispute with Church & Son at 801 Garfield Ave over a cancelled fruit jar order. Peters says he was threatened while trying to secure an adjustment and cites seizure of a duplicate order. Detective Withers accompanied him.
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P. E. Peters
Louis Hilfer Company
Chicago
Church & Son
Garfield Avenue
Peters
Withers
Chicago store stock sold by receiver
The stock and fixtures of the Chicago store owned by C. O. Harmon were sold by receiver A. Skinner. Shafer and Schulz bid for furnishings with Boston Store’s Mr. Cohn, reaching 475 before smaller offers. Harmon claimed a 600 exemption in merchandise and chose suits and clothing, leaving only furnishings and fixtures for sale. exemption stock failed to sell after three bids.
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Chicago
C. O. Harmon
A. Skinner
Shafer & Schulz
Mr. Cohn
Boston
Harmon
Police investigate report of burglars at Menges home
Officer Shelmadine was summoned to 993 Willard street about 10:45 PM after a burglar report. No items missing, a bathroom window was found open, and residents recall turning off lights earlier while neighbors report no noises.
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Shelmadine
Howard Menges
Willard Street
Mr. Menges
Paintings Destroyed in Anheuser Busch Fire
Fire at the Anheuser Busch Brewing bottling department in St Louis caused a half million dollar loss. About thirty thousand dollars worth of oil paintings stored in the building were destroyed.
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St. Louis
Anheuser Busch Brewing Company
Elkhart Businessman Karl Rice Dies From Burns
Karl C. Rice, about 29, prominent Elkhart Abstract Co. manager, died at his home 115 West Crawford after a gasoline explosion Saturday. He suffered extensive burns and nervous shock leading to stomach ulcers. two sons, Katharine Brumbaugh, parents, a brother Norman, and sister Beryl survive. Funeral plans set for Thursday at Grace Lawn cemetery.
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Rice
Mr. Rice
Earl C. Rice
Elkhart
William Rice
Elkhart High School
Harman & Zizler
Elkhart Abstract Company
Katherine Brumbaugh
Wm. Rice
Middlebury Street
Norman
Canton
Ill
Beryl
Elks
Odd Fellows’ Lodges
Grace Lawn Cemetery
Stork Delivers Infant Daughter for Beveridge Family
Washington reports Senator Beveridge of Indiana welcomed an infant daughter at his home yesterday. The mother is Mrs Catharine Eddy of Chicago, daughter of Augustus N. Eddy and niece of Mrs. Marshall Field. This is the couple’s second child.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Catherine Eddy
Chicago
Augustus N. Eddy
Marshall Field
Beveridge
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