Objection to Assessments Withdrawn After Hearing on Sewer Project
After a formal hearing on the Tenth District large Indian avenue sewer, the Board of Works conceded most objections to public improvement assessments. Attorneys for property owners questioned the law and process, while engineers argued uniformity based on acreage. Several residents expressed concern over cost and the depth of the sewer and potential future plats.
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Board of Works
Filis
Chester
Thigh Avenue
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Attortiies Oras Pioover
Chicago
Bilklaat
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Attormey Sethert
Saimth Bend
Ovodlerson
Christina Vinsberger
John Codlehartter
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Berkey
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Erundire
William
Smith
Hoover
Ascs
Qudre Anm
Moorerouse
Seihect
South Bena
Boys
Cleveland
Lusher Avenues
Christian Hunsberser
Unveiling of Lew Wallace Statue in Washington DC
The marble statue of General Lew Wallace, Indiana’s famed soldier, diplomat and author of Ben Hur, was unveiled in the Capitol Senate wing. Speakers included Senator Beveridge and Turkish ambassador Bey, with Lew Wallace Jr unveiling the figure and Gov. Marshall accepting for Indiana.
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Lew Wallace
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Senate
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William Ansen Wood
George Dudley
Marshall
Wallace
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fTnisein Kiagzin Bey
Wuhl Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
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Con. Wallace
Lew Walace, Jr
Beveridge
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Wm. E. Andrews
New Amexico
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United States
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Andrew O'Connor
Paris
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Elkhart Cases Move to Fort Wayne This Term
Francis I. Lambert of South Bend a former bankruptcy referee is advised by Judge Anderson in Indianapolis that after his suspension all St Joseph county cases go to Harmond while Elkhart and Kosciusko county matters head to Fort Wayne.
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South Bend
Bbankruptcy
Anderson
Federal Court
Indianapolis
St. Joseph County
Harmond
Elkhart
Kosciusko
Fort Wayne
Fuatton
Marshall
Logansport
Past Masters Plan Evening Session and Election
The annual meeting of the Actual Past Masters of the F. and A. M. of Northern Indiana is to be held in this city tonight. About thirty five to forty members are expected to attend with eight to ten Uikhartans eligible. Officers will be elected and a banquet will follow, hosted by the Eastern Star. Alf. B. Dyer of South Bend has led the association for the past year.
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Indiana
Eastern Star
Alf. B. Dyer
South Bend
Two Examiners Begin Work at Wabash
Goshen’s Dal Sherwin and Laporte’s M Briscoe begin state field examination at Wabash County Clerk J C Reynolds office under Gov Marshall State Accountant Dehority and Tont C Billveimer. They will establish a uniform bookkeeping system while boarding expenses and await official orders. Local boards plan to use accountants but state board will not accept their findings as final.
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Goshen
M. Briscoe
Laporte
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T.R. Marshall
Dehority
Tont C. Billveimer
Ithe State Board
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Lapore
Sherwin
Board of Commissioners
Accounting Board
Gambler Scare Triggers Move to Shut Down Lids
A report of gambling activity at Joseph Billiard hall prompted a police warning to halt penny-ante hearts games and a broader city note that open gambling has not reappeared in months. Jim Atkinson reportedly suspended a cheap poker game at the old Midway saloon after hearing of the bil liard hall warning. Police say only limited play by a few individuals has occurred and vow to curb such activity, while city officials claim no open gambling in the city, making the area cleaner than in two decades.
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Jim Atkinson
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Racine
Grief Said to Cause South Bend Woman’s Death
Mrs Anna Brumbaugh dies in South Bend at 10 30 p m eight months after her husband Oliver Brumbaugh per an inquest style report grief over his death blamed for her collapse Born May 4 1871 in Ohio she had lived in South Bend eight years and is survived by two sons three brothers and two sisters with relatives in Plymouth Arcadia and Elkhart.
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Anna Brumbaugh
South Bend
Brumbaugh
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Company
Ohio
Outh Bend
Plymouth
Ruth
Leo
Adam Wanger
William
United States ‘ Navy Yard
Fred
Elkhart
Laura Wirong
Lena Wilson
Arcadia
Mich
Miss Dessie Flonar Arrives as Guest of Vera Bleiler
Akron caller Miss Dessie Flonar will arrive tomorrow to stay several days as the guest of Mrs Vera Bleiler.
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Akron
Mies Vera Bleiler
Explosions Kill Nine at Nitro Glycerin Magazine
Three men died when a nitro glycerin magazine exploded at Brandon's Ferry near the Allegheny river. A house across the river was destroyed by the blast. The dead were Jacob Greene Pete Jennings and John Jennings. The cause is listed as unknown.
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John Jennings
Six Die in Mine Explosion at Nottingham Colliery
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania one night last week an explosion of gas in the new shaft of the Nottingham colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company at Plymouth killed five men and a boy and badly burned six other men. The victims were working several hundred feet below the surface while sinking the shaft.
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Surice
Two Strangers Taken On Suspicion In City
Two men arrived by freight train suspected of shoplifting activity were detained at 10:15 by Officers Leachman and Wooley on South Main street. They could not explain a bundle of clothing found with them and were released after morning questioning by Superintendent Whiteman with a promise to leave the city.
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James Leachman
Edward Wooley
South Main Street
C. A. Whiteman
Thy
Cleveland Woman S searches for Son in Elkhart Hospitals
Mrs Anna Kaighlin of 6901 Magne Avenue Gleeland Ohio believes her son Charles Keighin is hospitalized in Elkhart. Police inquiries found he is not a patient in any public or private facility. Charles is 17, 5 feet tall, 125 pounds, fair complexion and good appearance.
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Anna Kaighlin
Magne Avenue
Gleeland
Elkhan
Elkhart County
County
Charles Keighin
Young millionaire dies in levee resort
Chicago reports the death of Nathaniel Ford Moore 26 son of James Hobart Moore, found dead in a Twenty good street residence owned by Shaw. Investigators suspect heart disease as no foul play was found. Mrs Moore once Miss Helen Fargo, from the Fargo family of New York, is under physicians care. Moore had recently vowed to ride freight at Chicago starting at 340 a month after giving away much of his fortune.
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Nathaniel Ford Moore
James Hobart Moore
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Shaw
Souih Ride
ounEs
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Jelen Fargo
Farso
New York
Helen Fargo
William C. Fargo
Hot Springs
Heis
Moore
Broadway
Brothers Reunited After Twenty Five Years
Jerman Spangle formerly of Warsaw reached Jefferson Street to reunite with his brother I D Spangle after a 25 year absence. A chef by trade he left Warsaw at 23 and traveled Europe and the Great Lakes region. He recently suffered a minor stroke and spent time in hospital before returning home.
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Waraw
I. D. Spanglee
Jefferson Freet
Jermin Spangle
Warsaw
Europe
Ocean
Great Lakes
Elkhart
Aviation Accident May Prove Fatal In California
Los Angeles on January 12 special dispatch reports Californian Speard Smith injured while attempting to start his aeroplane. He is in very serious condition with possible neck spinal fractures and a skull fracture. He remains paralyzed from the neck down as doctors describe critical injuries. No meeting agenda was set for today.
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Hdgard Smith
Ile
Officials Visit Site of Shop Enlargement
Assistant Engineer Reinensagen and assistant engineer Brardt of mechanical construction, plus supervisor Maloy of electrical appliances, all from the Lake Shore with Cleveland HQ, visited the city to inspect proposed shop and foundry improvements. A new transfer table is under construction and a foundation for a new electric crane is done. an extension to the iron foundry will follow when weather permits.
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C A. Brardt
HH. CG. Malloy
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Cutter orders go unfilled amid sleighing demand
Dr Anna Grover Kauffman of Goshen sought a speed cutter in Elkhart but could not secure one. Noyes Carriage Works reported 400 sleigh orders unfilled this season. Mrs Kantiman also phoned Kalamazoo seeking supplies but was again disappointed.
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Goshen
Elkhart
Noyes
Thes
Relief fund aided by benefit shows relief fund aided by benefit shows
The B P O Elks lodge uses Friday benefit performances at the Princess theatre run by Russ Blair to support charity. After four weeks the plan shows growing receipts with half of Friday proceeds directed to relief work, and the lodge plans to continue throughout the winter.
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Princess Theatre
Russ Blair
Fitzgerald Faces Possible Boston Mayoral Recount War
Boston January 12 Special The race for mayor between John S. Fitzgerald and James Storrow may trigger a recount after unofficial tallies show Fitzgerald ahead by about 1400 or fewer votes. Storrow’s camp claims Fitzgerald’s margin is smaller than reported and plans to pursue a recount.
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John S. Fitzgerald
James Storrow
Good Government Association
Troops Prevent Lynching in Vienna After Murder Charge
Springfield ILL Jan 12 Prompt action by Governor Deneen ordering four companies of the Illinois National Guard halted a planned lynching at Vienna. Three Negroes Hosea Faborn Harry Faborn and Alexander Jenkins are jailed on charges of the murder of Allen Clark of Carrie Min, Whiteman. Three hundred deputies have been sworn in to surround the jail. Elsewhere in Illinois HL Summers Shas returned to a hangar after a brief business trip in Elkhart.
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Minois Nnion Guild
Isnehing
Vienna
Hosea
Harry Faborn
Alexander Jenkins
Allen Clark
Carrie “Mins
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Mindred
Fuik Amoh
Eldorado
Goshen Boys Form Mob at Middlebury
The Goshen boys are now defendants in a justice court after a dispute at Middlebury. Local authorities report a confrontation escalated to legal action with charges filed against the Goshen group.
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Middlebury
Goshen Rowdies Face Charges Over Whisky Fueled Outburst
Marshal Measner files affidavits against eighteen Goshen youths who, after pooling three gallons of whisky, drove to Middlebury last Sunday and disrupted the town. The group allegedly drank, caused food disturbances, and attempted entry into a restaurant. Names include Grover Anderson and Carlos Ford among others. Middlebury reports no jail at the time, delaying arrests.
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Middlebury
Louis Measner
Yrayner
Grover Anderson
Carlos Avdford
Chick Uwilford
Patiy’ Binder
Phillip Glass
Ray Raefsnyder
Harold Frank
Ralph Pirestone
Edward Huggins
Boyd Whitehead
Noble Rhodes
Shirk
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Neo Town
Marsha’ Messner
Telegram notice of arrivals at West Stanford Street home
A telegram from Mr. and Mrs. Slee of West Stanford Street announces the arrival of a son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sledr of Jackson, Michigan. Miss Mona Wies is visiting friends and relatives in Chicago.
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Jackson, Mich
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