Hanly Faces Battle Over Speakership and Bills
As the Indiana General Assembly opens January 10 Governor Hanly is said to have shaped Thirteenth district support for Emmet Forest Branch as speaker. A House split among pro Hanly and opposing factions appears settled by concessions. Representative elect Te Reapa of Elkhart has seen bill literature. Bills from various groups include a licensing plan for opticians by the Indiana State Optical Society and a proposed plumbers licensing board with health chief as ex officio chair.
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Hanly
Emmet Forest Branch
Board of Examiners
Board of Health
Representative Baker Reads Bills for Upcoming Session
The article notes Representative Baker has several bills drawn for presentation at the coming session. It mentions potential measures on superior courts for Elkhart and South Bend and discusses debated options for introducing the proposed legislation.
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Baker
Elkhart
South Bend
New Officials Take Office In Six County Posts
Yesterday the new terms of six county officials began. The trio of incumbents Charles A Cropp Charles Bryner and Joseph H Cann were reelected to County Treasurer Assessor and Commissioner. Fleming Ziesel and Cornell took offices as Circuit Court Clerk Sheriff and County Surveyor. Manning's sheriff term ended with Ziesel succeeding him and deputy Chatten remains to aid transition. Fleming plans new accounting tax and fee systems and a detailed cash book to improve county operations.
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A.cropp
Charles Bryner
Joseph H. Cannon
Geo. W. Fleming
John Ziesel
John W. Cornell
I. Manning
John
Ziesel
Robert.Chatten
Manning
Elkhart
Circuit
Fleming
Bedford Murder Mystery Deepens Over Berger Confession
Prosecutor Fletcher reviews George Berger’s statements as a possible key to the Bedford case. He notes the confession revives a lost link and plans further Bedford area inquiries and cross state checks to unravel motives and identify others involved.
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Sarah Schafer
Bedford
Fletcher
George Berger
Goshen
Iaphigatine Léach
Bedford Ombers
Berger
Arraignment and a Theatre Disturbance Report
James K. Hackett faced arraignment amid a social aria critique as his play Walls of Jericho drew a full house. Disruptions arose from faulty lighting and a sneezing incident when a young man sprinkled snuff, prompting manager Timmins to intervene between acts.
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Europe
Timmins
Hacket
Bedford attorney frames MacDonald in Schafer murder case
Prosecutor Fletcher reports MacDonald was exonerated from murder charges but convicted on arson. A blast of cases narrowed to four criminal dockers with sentences. Fletcher notes MacDonald’s innocence in the Schafer murder. Fletcher stayed with the Schafer family in Elkhart, then left for Indianapolis at 5:30 AM aboard the Big Four.
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Sxplaina
Jin
MacDonald
Sarah
Schafer
Fletcher
Bedford
MacDona'a
Elithart
Schaf Érs
Indianapolis
Prison records in Ohio cited in Elkhart testimony
Seven witnesses including Judge James Dodge and Sheriff Manning are ordered to appear before the law in a case heard in Elkhart County. The documentation references prison records and evidentiary material central to the proceedings.
Bedford Mystery Confession Questioned by Grand Jury
Reports show Frank Berger also known as Barger denied as the Schafer murder confessor. Ohio prison records confirm Berger's release in 1904 and indicate he was in Columbus, Mansfield, and Goshen custody during the period surrounding the January 21, 1904 Bedford murder.
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Schafer
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Bedford
Harris
Ohio
Fletcher
Goshen
Chase
Sarah ’Schater
Prigon
Ind
Columbus
Seph Schafer
Dodge
Elkhart County
George Berger
Columbus, O
Barger
Lawrence County
Grand Jury
James
Elmer Manning
Ira
Church
G. Milton Schafer
Ruth
Manning
Truth
Mansfield
Rank Barger
O. L. Gould
Frank Barger
Mansfield Reformatory
Hamilton
Atory
Elliott
Whiteman
Sarah * Pounter
Promoters Abandon Mishawaka Auto Project After Coin Toss
In a heated meeting promoters of Mishawaka’s auto enterprise saw support wane as a coin toss decided to abandon the plan. Proposers had sought 300 East Allendale lots at 300 each plus 100 stock per buyer to fund a 400000 manufacturing venture, but many signatories backed out and extensions on stock options remained unsettled.
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O&sbuushart
Douwa
W. W. Sterling
C. L. Monger
Maxwells Briscoe Company
Mishawaka
2Stocks
Elkhartans
Mrs Armstrong Dies After Lingering Illness
Isabel Armstrong aged 72 years died last night at her son George W Armstrongs home in Division Street. An obstruction of the intestines caused death. Funeral at the Armstrong home Sunday at 2 p m. Body to be taken to Attica Indiana for burial Monday morning at 5 40.
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Isabel Armstrong
George W. ‘Armstrong
Division Street
Armstrong
Attica
Ind
Resignations and Installations Highlight Local notices
Mrs Nora Chapin Kely resigns as winder at Chicago Telephone Supply Co. A new Eagles officers group in MeHart-Aerie No 395 will be installed tonight. Mrs Mayme Douglas-Sandbers leaves Riverside for LaCrosse Wisconsin. Miss Lucile and Paap Yard of Memphis return home after holidays with Mr and Mrs Stafford.
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Winder
Chicago
Mehart-Aerié
Eagles
Mayme Douglas-Sandbers
Riverside
LaCrosse
Wis
Miss ‘Lucile
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Tenn
Naye
Mr. and
Mes. Stafford
Green Sickness and Chlorosis Revisited
Short notes discuss green sickness or chlorosis in historical medical context with fragmented phrases and unclear details. The passage appears to reflect early understandings and terminology without coherent case data or outcomes.
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