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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

8

Meat Strike Gains Hold Across Indiana Cities

The meat strike spreads to Indiana towns as prices rise. Chicago federal grand jury to probe the beef trust with District Attorney Sims directing the inquiry. Armour defends natural supply and demand laws, saying higher production will lower prices. Fort Wayne, Muncie, and Marion report boycotts or pledges not to buy meat as organizers push for price cuts.

Chicago J. Ogden Armour Aygmour Chicsgo Fend Armour & Co Beef Trust United States United States District Attorney Sims Federal Grand Jury Ceer Trust National Packing Company Fort Wayne Re. Wayne Tned Meat Cutters’ Union Hovcorr Fre Wayne Federation of Labor Muncie Millanese Fiat San

MRS. A. M. BECKER DIES IN CHICAGO AT 50

Florence Davenport Becker a prominent Elkhart musical figure died at Hahnemann hospital in Chicago after nine days of valvular heart trouble. Born in Elkhart fifty may be remembered for church choirs and a Ladies quartet. She left an influential Davenport family and leaves husband A. M. Becker and sisters Lizzie Hallie Davenport W. S. Howland and Frances Plumb. Body to return to Elkhart. funeral plans pending.

Florence Davenport-Becker Elkhart Hahneman Hospital Chicago Becker B. L. Davenport A. M. Becker Lizzie Hallie Davenport W. S. Howland Denver Col Francis Plumb California Davenport First National Bank

Board to select architect for new high school Monday

Board of education held a special meeting with six of eight architects bidding the contract for plans and specifications for the new high school at Second and High streets. The contract decision is postponed to the regular meeting next Monday evening.

Board of Education Wdlding Second and High Streets Messrs Chubb Chicago Richards Bump Hammond Bradley Fort Wayne Mahurin & Mahurin Griffith & Fair Port Wayne Will Turnock

Elkhart Youth Fined After Assault on Officer

James Miller of Elkhart received ninety days in jail and a ten dollar fine plus costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery and resisting an officer. He allegedly lunged at Patrolman William Barnhart with a pocket knife during arrest in South Bend last Thursday night and admitted guilt, saying he had been doped by a friend.

Warnbaugh Willsr Paradmas Barnhart Barnhart

Elkhart Health Institute Opens for Non-Medical Treatment

The Elkhart Health Institute, formed by Elkhart citizens, begins operations at 309 Marion Street in the Primley residence, offering non-medical treatment for chronic and nervous diseases. Ray Spangler of Goshen visited Elkhart friends last evening.

Elkhart Ray Spangler Goshen

Father kidnaps six year old from Excelsior School

Charles Slocum aged six was taken by his father Wilk Kant Slocum from Excelsior School near Detroit. Teacher J L Ulery alerted Mrs Slocum by phone then notified police as the man departed toward Michigan with the boy, while the mother fears a roving disposition and possible repeat abduction.

Michigan Lake Shore Felikhart J. L. Ulery Orphin Slocum Excelsior School Slocum Llkhart Michigan Line

Osceola Dry Wave Fades From Local Debate

Osceola residents report the anti saloon effort waning with little action to circulate a remonstrance in Penn township to curb liquor sales outside Mishawaka. About 50 visited a Mishawaka meeting in January but only a few showed at two Osceola gatherings. Rev J O Mosier traveled to Bremen today on business.

Osceola Penn Township Mishawaka J. O. Mosier Bremen

Envoy Dispatched in City Judge Appointment Fight

The city judge seat left vacant by William A. Allen’s death sparks a three way contest among Democrats backing C. A. Lee, supporters of James A. Bell, and GOP nominee Glen R. Sawyer. Indiana governors aides questioned Bell about Sawyer politics and prior meetings.

William A. Allen Goy Wis Harry L. Arnold Art Gov. Marshall C. A. Lee Ir. Arnold Indianapolis Glen R. Sawyer C. G. Rayner Law Enforcement League Democats Mr. Raymer Raymer James A. Bell Mark Thistlewaite Bell Sawyer

Bickel Reappointed Industrial Secretary in Elkhart

Elkhart Industrial association members elected Bickel to again serve as industrial secretary with Wilbur Templin as vice president and Ww. C. Bickel as secretary along with L. D. Hall as treasurer. Directors and retiring members met at Bucklen hotel for the noon session and changes followed as two newly selected presidents withdrew.

Industrial Association Wilbur Templin Ww. C. Bickel L. D. Hall John W. Fieldhouse Ed. D. Ziesel The Elkhart Industrial Association Bucklen Hotel E. C. Biekel W. F. Stanton Raymer Elis M. Chester L. J. Tait Association FE. H. Drake A. H. Beardsley

Appointment of Lee to City Judge Post Deliberated

Local Democratic leaders urge Gov Thomas R Marshall to appoint Attorney C A Lee to fill the vacancy after Judge Allen's death. Lee, based at 520 South Main, is a newcomer to the city bar but comes from a prominent Democratic family. Pending the governor's action, police cases will be heard by a justice of the peace.

Thomas R. Marshall Allen C. A. Lee South Main Street Lee Judge Allen Is. B. Zigter Actuas

City Birth Rate Drops to January Low

Statistics from Dr. G Hoppingarner secretary of the city board of health show an unusually low birth rate for January with only three births reported in the city up to yesterday.

Farmers Institute hears Skinner on business farming profits

Prof J H Skinner of Purdue told Elkhart County Farmers Institute that farmers now operate on a business basis and must know the exact cost of each bushel of corn. He warned that neglecting soil health and proper fertilization risks depleted land and lower future profits. The event featured talks on crop disposition, soils, feeds, and farm management with several other speakers and selections by a male quartet.

Farmers’ Institute Skinner Prof. Skinner Prof Howard Stark Orville Himebaugh D. S. Rindig Burt Stutsman Ito New England Purdue Peter Huffman

Women Active in Farm Studies Highlight Purdue Training

At the Farmers Institute closing in the G A R hall Indiana women were lauded as leaders of farm profit. Purdue extension work and Farmer Short Courses in Evansville and Greensburg were described with emphasis on dairy, poultry, and scientific methods. James Dunmire urged bird protection, noted sparrows harm, bluejays aid winter insect control, and warned against caging or killing birds for hats. Next meeting set for April 12 with January sessions also noted.

Prof Skinner Purdue Agricultural College Purdue Evansville Greensburg Ile Purdue University James Dunmire Dunmire Ma. Dunmire Dunmirer Seth Manning Women’s Auxiliary The Farmers Institute

Vicious mutilation of pigs reported near Osceola

Vernon Groves of Osceola area returned home to find four of his valuable pigs missing legs, apparently amputated with an axe by an unknown attacker. The animals were bleeding to death and no clue was found.

Vernon Groves

Traction Owners Plan Meeting in South Bend

Stockholders and directors of the Chicago South Bend and Indiana Railway will meet in South Bend at the company offices on Thursday February 3 for the annual meeting. Directors and officers will be elected and other business transacted. The date was moved from January as previously announced.

Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Company South Bend

Dog Fighgt Replevin Case Draws Big Local Fuss

Franklin Grant of Wakarsasa sues Lorenca Dr Lee in a replevin action over possession of a black and tan hound with a damaged eye. The trial before Justice Oberhatzler drew 25 spectators as witnesses testified about the dog’s description and history and the defendants argued about proper ownership and liability.

Franklin Grant Wakarasa Oat Linch Harrison Streets Girant Vern Haha Walkatusa Grant Waksimsa Hikhart Chardon Mikhart Pranktin Street Saterlee Grane Ma Lee Mr. Lee

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