Government to Seek Rehearing in Standard Oil Fine Case
Lenox Mass July 30 Government officials led by Attorney General Bonaparte plan to move for a rehearing before the Seventh Circuit to reverse a recent decision in the Standard Oil Indiana case. The government seeks a retrial and possible Supreme Court review to uphold anti rebate prosecutions and enforce law.
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United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
United States
Sims
Hoyt
James H. Wilkerson
Bonaparte
Frank B Kellogg
Standard
Aland
Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company
Ministers Drop Sunday Revival Bid in Elkhart Area
City ministers vote to drop negotiations for Billy Sunday revival visits citing fear of failure and limited public interest. Some still expect a winter union revival with another evangelist, while others welcome the decision to end Sunday's bid.
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Hell
Elkhart
Rice
Grace Lutheran Church
Sunday
Chapman
Mucen
Ccma
Ogilvie
Fis
Withom
Holkhart
Reveeks
Billy
Ministerial Association
Friends of
Rev. Sunday
Bryan Speaks Mind of W. R. Hearst
A clipped report quotes Bryan presenting what he says reflects the mind of William Randolph Hearst. The item notes the speaker’s perspective during a brief state context and cites the era’s media tone.
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Bryan
W. R. Hearst
Goshen Junk Shop Damaged by Fire
Fire yesterday caused heavy loss to the junk shop of Blumberg and Hershfield at 224 and 226 South Main street. The blaze started on the second floor and is attributed to spontaneous combustion. The stock, valued around 20000, was not fully covered by insurance, which totaled 3000. The building owner was David W Neidig. Insurance carried by American Fire Insurance Co and Phoenix.
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Goshen
Blumberg &. Hershfield
Main Street
David W. wNeidig
American Fire Insurance, Co
Newark
N.J
Phoenix
Brooklyn
Band Concert at Monument Tomorrow Evening
A band plans a concert at Monument tomorrow evening. details unclear from the fragment.
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Monument
Fatal burns claim life of Sadie Wormald at age four
Four year old Sadie Frances Wormald of 708 Aspenwold avenue died last evening after severe burns from playing with matches in the street near her home. The accident occurred about 9 30 am when her dress caught fire as she ran toward the house. she endured great pain until death. Burial will be held at Grace Lawn Cemetery with services by Rev. Spear at the grandmother’s home, 204 South Main street, Saturday at 10 o clock. Born January 13 1904 she leaves her father mother and two brothers aged three and nine months.
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Sadie Frances Wormald
Joseph Wormald
Aspenwold Avenue
Wormald
Angeline Whitmer
South Main Street
Spear
Grace Lawn Cemeteny
Investors Stung By LaTrinidad Rubber Plantations
The LaTrinidad Plantation Co of LaTrinidad Mexico raised about 175000 from investors in Indiana Michigan Illinois and Ohio. The Buena Vista sugar plantation linked to the rubber investors may saddle stockholders with a larger loss. Promoters moved into oil and gold claims, prompting a formal investigation. reorganized management sent supervisors to Mexico and South America to assess operations and value. findings showed funds wasted and poor management jeopardizing both ventures.
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LaTrinidad Plantation Company
LaTrinidad
Mexico
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Buena Vista
LaTrinidad Planein Co
Chica
Eli “Hoffman
Goshem
South America
Atva
Smay
Ito
South Bend Woman Captures Faithless Husband After Long Chase
After months of searching across several states, Mrs. Nicholas Ott, formerly of South Bend, tracked her deserter husband to Chicago and then to a small town in southern Indiana. Police arrested him at midnight following her persistent pursuit and complaint.
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WM Ott
Husband
South Bend
Nicholas Ott
Alabama
Ott
Chicago
Indiana
Murder in New York Mystery Surrounds Burning Woman
Dense police inquiry follows an arson murder of a woman found in a burning envelope. James Rudick and son reported the discovery. neighbors George Wolf and Louis Cahn assisted morgue identifications as officers seek the husband and any clue to the crime.
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New York
Allenight
James
Ruddick
George Wolf
Louis Cahn
Perfecting Thomas R. Marshall Club Forming
A meeting of Democrats will be held Friday evening at the office of County Chairman Robert E. Proctor to perfect the organization of a Thomas R. Marshall club. About seventy five names have been secured as a nucleus.
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Robert E. Proctor
Thomas R. Marshall Club
Proctor
State Committee
Cclub
Goshen
Girl Attacked Near Law Exchange Building
Hazel Arnold was stabbed by a large Black man near South Third Street and Harrison, then chased along Marion until she fainted at the Law Exchange after fleeing into an alley. She sustained brick wounds and was aided after the assault.
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George Ugland
South Third Street
Law Exchange
Hazel Arnold
Harrison Streets
Harrison Street
Second
Third Streets
Marion
Marion Street
Chautauqua Sessions Open With Political Chats
Congressman James E. Watson and Charles W. Miller of Goshen attracted attention at the Chautauqua assembly as nonpartisan discussions topped by local reception lines. Watson, eyeing a gubernatorial bid, stressed a nonpartisan approach while meeting Elkhart and Goshen postmasters and county leaders.
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Chautauqua Assembly
Miller
Goshen
Bucklem
Watson
Charlie
Congress
C. M. Hisenbeiss
Elkhart
M. W. Starr
Congressman Watson
Lake Shore
Bucklen
Mr. Miler
Roose
Mr. Watson
Shaw
Chautauqua
Anthony Gerghaty
Rosnville
South Bend
Inber
Cebt
Bison‘beiss
Charles W.W. ‘Miller
A. Baker
Savas
Buckien
Maybrick Draws Record Crowd at Chautauqua Session
Mrs Florence E Maybrick promises the largest crowd of the Chautauqua session as interest soars beyond management expectations. Durland lectures tonight and the new headliner proves a strong draw for attendees amid a lively program.
Cleveland Ladies Orchestra and Lectures Tonight
Tonight events include the Cleveland Ladies Orchestra at 7:00 p m a lecture on The Red Reign by Kellogg Durland at 7 30 p m and the Slayton Jubilee Singers at 9 00 p m Friday features morning classes in physical education for Boys and Girls' Clubs led by Prof. Irk Earle Wallace nature study by Prof J P Gilbert and domestic science by Mrs Sarah A Dodson with an afternoon program at 2 00 p m music by the Slayton Jubilee Singers 2 30 p m lecture by Mrs FlorVenice ae Maybrick and 4 30 p m another lecture by J P Gilbert.
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Cleveland Ladies’ Orchestra
The
Red Reign
Kellogg Durland
Slayton Jubileet Singers
Irk -Earle Wallace
Nature
Slayton Jubilee Singers
Florvenice
May Brick
J. P
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Philadelphia
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Frances Wormald
Development Enterprises
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Marshall
Segee
Jas. E. Watson
Goshen Gentleman
Recep
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Charles
W. Miller
James E. Watson
Rushville
Morence
Maybrick
St. Joseph Valley
Chantanqua Assembly
England
Fortuna
Enejish
Liverpool
Florence E. Maybrick
Matthews
Home Secretary
James’g. Blaine
Charles Poster
Treasury
Gibbons
Breckenridge - Cand. Ewing
Lord Russell
Eingland
Ain
Iba
Arter
Mrs. Maybrick
Durland
Program of the Assembly
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