Nudge Called Upon For Speech Interrupted in Patriotic Oration
The Republican County convention at Goshen conducted its business perfunctorily. Berlin won the southern district race over Charpie by 191 to 164 votes. Delegates from Concord and Elkhart townships backed Berlin. resolutions endorsed the national administration, Beveridge for senate, Brick, and state officials. Only delegates attended. gallery opened to the public with few onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Berlin
Aaron Zook
Vernon W. van Fleet
Elkhart
James S. Dodge
Merritt
Col. Dodge
W. J. Davis
WW. J. Davis
Concord Township
Ira Church
J. W. Fieldhouse
H. B. Sykes
Albert J. Beveridge
Senate
Brick
Miller
Cooper
Beardsley
Mosier
Convention To Release Delegates From Instructions
Springfield reports a Republican convention deadlock with a proposed resolution to release delegates from pledges and instruction. Speaker Cannon predicts domination as the convention considers the report and proceeds to roll calls showing Yates and Lowden leading in the 67th and 68th ballots. The session recesses at noon for three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Cannon
Yates
Lowden
Eneen
Hamlin
Sherman
Warner
Pierce
Deneen
Hearst Controls Wyoming Delegates At State Convention
June 2 Hearst faction reports control of the Wyoming state convention. Six delegates will be selected with Hearst supporters aiming for the majority. The party's direction is described as likely to be steered in Hearst’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Wyoming
Reyenne
Wyo
Ss -Louis
Ucted
Eva Love Figure Central In Bedford Murder Inquiry
Grand jury probes the death of Sarah Schafer with Eva Love as a key figure. Witnesses including Miss Love and several of her friends are testifying as investigators pursue a suspect tied to a stranger seen at the Brooks & Carter mill. An anonymous letter to the mayor prompted police searches and subpoenas for Harrodsburg women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Sarah Schafer
S. B. Lowe
Brooks & Carter Stone
Olin Bundy
Indianapolis News
Bundy
Reed
Smith
Fletcher
Palmer
McDonald
Miss Schafer
Indianapolis
Io Call
Wilson
Grand Jury
Eva Love
Miss Love
Frank Ellis
Stone Mill
Ham Stout
Brooks & Carter
Stone ‘Mill
Stout
Bloomfield
Manon
Harrodsburg
Bedford grand jury pursues key suspect in Schafer case
Subpoenas issued for Dr. Emma Collop of Indianapolis and three Harrodsburg women as Bedford grand jury probes the Sarah C. Schafer murder mystery. Miss Eva Love, once treated by Collop, testified under rigid examination with investigators hinting at a crucial lead. A witness saw a tall man in a long overcoat near the murder scene and officers probe Buzzard's Cave for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Grand Jury
Emma Collop
Indianapolis
Sarah C. Schafer
Miller
Bedford Society
Harrodsburg
Smith
Harrodburg
Myers
Sixteenthtreet
Eli B. Stephenson
Eva Love
Robert N. Palmer
James McDonald
Miss Love
Palmer
Seymour
Schafer
Terre Haute
Buzzard’s Cave
Ham Strout
Brooks & Carter Stone Mill
Charles King
Paoli
King
Hull & Dorsey
Mayor Smith
Pana
Olin Bundy
W. B. Fletcher
Bundy
Kate Jones
James Richards
Miss Schafer
Physician offers sadist theory on Bundy murder
Indianapolis doctor William B Fletcher, questioned about a letter to Attorney Palmer, discusses Bundy's claims and a possible female perpetrator. He recalls Bundy's six week sanatorium stay, noting Bundy's belief that detectives pressured him and that the Schafer case involved a sadism motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Bundy
Indianapolis
William B. Fletcher
Palmer
Bedford
Schafer
Porter
Lafayette
Island of Riel
Doc
Bundy
Count Sadi
Memphis
Sacramento
Cal
Body of Tom Settles Found in St Joe River Near Power Station
The body of Tom Settles a once well known local figure was recovered from the St Joe river near the power station after several days in the water. Police and coroner questioned whether death was accidental or self inflicted amid reports of cocaine use and despondency over family issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Settles
St. Joe River
A. C
Rip”) Kreider
Mennonite Press Room
Christiana Creek
Kreider
Will Munson
Stamp
Robbins
Bruce Bowers
Stephens’ Undertaking
Settles
Standard Hotel
Simonton Lake
Harvey Boyer
Midway
Boyer
Main Street
Indianapolis
Crate Williams
Rachel Miller
East Clark Street
Sarah Settles
Danville
William Settles
Isaac Settles
Lee Street
East Connersville
Lillian Cook
West Connersville
Tragic Epilepsy Death Of South Town Farmer's Daughter
Mamie Lusher, 24, daughter of farmer Samuel Lusher six miles south of town, died after an epileptic seizure in a ditch with three inches of water. She mailed letters, returned and collapsed in the ditch along the lane. found by Mrs. Wilson and a man, with four brothers and three sisters remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Lusher
Samuel Lusher
Wilson
Ualien
Samuel ‘Lusher
Lusher
Edward
George
Samuel
Charles
Livit
Michigan City
Elia Jen
Romel
Death Notice: William Kirkdorfer Dies of Tuberculosis
William Kirkdorfer, 38, died at 606 Madison Street at 7:55 this morning from tuberculosis after a year of illness. Funeral plans pending. Survived by wife, step-son Roy age 12, brother George Kirkdorfer of Illinois, sisters Mrs. A Cheney of Goshen and Mrs. Louisa Huneryager of 6060 Madison Street, and step-father Frederick Evert of Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kirkdorfer
Madison Street
Kirkdorfer
Roy
George Kirkdorfer
Steser, Ill
A. Cheney
Goshen
Louisa Huneryager
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Elkhart and Surrounding Towns
Property transfers include H L Dinehart to George W Longley in Concord township for 300 dollars, and multiple Elk hart Middlebury and Elkhart deeds. Notable amounts 61200, 4100, 6000, 1350, 125, 700, 150 and others. Names include Monger Fish Mather Bamforth Hoke Kuhn Burris Yoder James Rickert Nusbaum Beers Krieder Gard ner Beardsley Larimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dinehart
George W. Longley
Concord
Charles L. Monger
H. N. Fish
Elkhart
P. L. Turner
Hillis Hughes
Middlebury
J. R. Mather
Emma J. Bamforth
Isaac Baker
Samuel Hoke
B. F. Kuhn
W. E. Burris
J. D. Mather
S. C. Yoder
N. O. James
Absalom Rickert
Bango
George A .Garretson
H. E. Dinehart
H. H. Nusbaum
H. H. Beers
Wm. Thornton
EB. W. Thornton
John Krieder
Jacob A. Sierer
Abe Martin
S. T. Gardner
Susie K. Beardsley
W. O. Deal
Elhart
Brice Larimer
Geo. A
Milton
Larimer
Clinton Tp
Local Guests Visit Zion Family Dynamically
Mr and Mrs Samuel Swinehart and son Floyd plus Mr and Mrs David Kegerries of Elkhart were guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Birch and Mr and Mrs Samuel Kegerries last Sunday in Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Swinehart
Floyd
David Kegerries
Elkhart
Thomas Birch
Samuel Kegerries
Edward Zigler in Elkhart Vehicle Vicinity Incident
Edward Zigler of Elkhart was in the vicinity with his automobile when an unspecified event occurred. The brief item notes his location and involvement but provides few details on outcome or circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Zigler
Elkhart
Local social notes from Zion district
Warren Bowers visiting aunt Mrs. L L Beck in Hikhart. Levi Swinehart traveled to Goshen on business. E J Finehout and family with Mr and Mrs William Wright were in the area last Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Walters welcomed a baby girl. George Kegerries was a guest of Mr and Mrs Edwin Kegerries. Zion June 26. An invited to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren. Bowers of
Hikhart
Mrs. L. L. Beck
Levi Swinehart
Goshen
E. J. Finehout
William Wright
Mrs
William Walters
George Kegerries
Edwin. Kegerries
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Tanhe
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Informaton
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Big Four Bridge
The
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Florence & Cripple Creek
Findlay i
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Delmonico
Cripple Creek
Gus Augustine
Arthur*Muhlesen
Henry C. Haag
Fleck McKain
Chas. E. Barber
Herbert McCoy
Victor Hospital
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Fred Buckley
William Shankland
Findlay
A. E. Carlton
First National Bank
Cripple Creek Mine Owner’s Association
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