Political scheming overshadowed Plymouth GOP race
A fierce Plymouth district Republican contest split St Joseph and Elkhart counties with Charles W. Miller of Goshen and John L. Moorman of Knox as leading contenders. Bates and Roose allies pressed rapid seating acts. Miller roots denounced the backroom deal as corrupt while Moorman’s camp claimed fair play in a tense credential battle and convention fight.
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Republican Party
Cratty
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Goshen
John Ll. Moorman
Plymouth
Miller
Starke County
D. D. Bailes
Chaptain
the &I
Toseph
Eikhart
Bates
John Moorman
St. Joe
Chas WE Miller
Enfiniies
Mittier Mnorman Wikhart
Ceee
Fulton Pis
Arsens
Kosciusko
Marshall
Baceveae
St. Joseph
Eheia
Joseph
de Etalions
Chas
D. D. Bates
Sam . M. Thon
St. Jo
Meormany
Ecewelt
A. Otek
Emucus
thesRose
Ind
Ceif
Nation
Fred. Keller
Sam.Thomas
Rass
Moorman
Shatie
Mousraan Central
Bulten
Republiican
Feikhart, Geshen Am Sontit Berd
Arcny G. Graham
Miller-Roose-Baies
Ite
Graham
Chas. Wy. Miler
Thayer Mansion
Lou W. Vail
Milley
Republican. National Committee
George
Cy Lester Georges
Felkhart’s. First Precinct
Elkhart County
Miler
Wits
Elkhart Woman Involved in South Bend Incident Fire Alarm Charm
Mrs Bodkin of Elkhart accused Will Breheny of assault at a South Bend hotel leading to police action and deferral of charges. The report describes a tense sequence with other figures including Mrs Scanlan and officer Defreese, noting later legal maneuvers and arrests. Police and court actions gvee way to a withdrawn case and continued public attention amid a local political arrival and community reactions.
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Bent
Catherine de
Une Band
Eikthart Sihonn
Bre Hers
South Band
Defreeya
Brehway
Aus
Beadkin
Breheay
Breheny
Lodkin
Beeheny
Myniense
Wlkhart
Bodkin
Moss
Wesford SL
Grekeny
Rham
Defradte
South Pend
Howard Wark
Beakin
Baife
Fran
Defreese
Rédkiré
Reheny
Ave
Wils
Brehery
Enigmatic six year old kleptomaniac causes local thefts
Six year old Jerry Pegg of 72 Cleveland avenue is described as a juvenile kleptomaniac. Police report he admitted stealing fishing tackle from A B Moyer’s room at 109 Garfield avenue and later entered Benja d en Hedges’ porch ice chest at 123 Garfield avenue. The boy’s alleged break ins include rifling a Bixler residence ice chest and a Main street millinery store fire from matches.
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Jerry Pegg
Ls. M
Pegs
Ckeland
Bixler Resi
Banker Horse Thief Sentenced to Prison
Robert TH Greenes of Waynatown Indiana, vice president of the Partners and Merchants Bank, a church trustee and prominent property owner, was sentenced to one to fourteen years in the state penitentiary for fraud and horse theft. He pled guilty and was fined forty dollars. authorities found several stolen animals in his possession after his arrest in Indianapolis. Greenes, 36, reportedly worth $250,000, had shipped horses to Chicago via Frank Ross as part of the scheme. He faced disenfranchisement for one year and heavy financial loss amid family concerns.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert TH. Greenes
Waynatown
Parters and Merchants’ Bank
Methodist Church
State Penitentiary
Greene
Chicago
Nehay
Frank Ross
Miss Plorence Till To Return From Chicago University
Miss Plorence Till daughter of Mr and Mrs Ovid C Hill is expected home tomorrow from Chicago where she has graduated from the University with a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Education degree.
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Plorence Till
Ovid .C. Hill
Chicago
Chicago University
Batchelor
Macadamized Streets To Be Dustless In City Plans
The city plans to finish macadamized Lexington avenue Beardsley avenue Gordon street and Crawford street to create dustless streets. Contractors prepared for the finishing coating but were halted by the board of public works until surfaces meet required conditions. Rolling of macadam will occur before the final layer is added.
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Lexington Avenue
Beardsley Avenue
Gordon Street
Crawford Street
Board of Public Works
Governor Johnson Delivers Kansas University Address
Lawrence Kansas June 10 the thirty fourth commencement exercises of the University of Kansas were held Gov John A Folnsor of Minnesota delivered the address to the graduates in a speech noted for its notable character
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Lawrence, Kas
University of Kansas
John A. Folnsor
Minnessota
Funeral held for deceased member of engineers union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members attended the funeral for the deceased. Floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. Interment took place at Grace Lawn Cemetery.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive ‘Engineers
Manny
Grace Lawn” Cemetery
Horst Assigned as Acting Quartermaster at Camp
Orders relay Lieut Otto Deat relieved as camp quartermaster and commissary for rifle teams at the camp of instruction. Lieut Rudolph Horst to act in his place. Sergt Major Walter Fassnachi to report for duty at the range by June 13. Enlisted men to receive state and government pay. officers to receive government pay only.
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Horst
Reese
Otto
Deat
Rudolph Horst
Walter“Fassnachi
South Bend
Almos
Montana Democratic convention favors Bryan for Denver
Bozeman Montana June 10 The Democratic state convention met with about 600 delegates and many visitors. Strong sentiment favors Governor Johnson of Minnesota but Bryan remains popular, especially among miners, and is expected to receive the Montana delegation at Denver.
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Bozeman
Mont
Montana
Johnson
Minnesota
Bryan
Nebraska
Afontana
Denver
M'Kinnis Protest Over Theft Charge
Alen McKinnis charged with stealing a horse and buggy in Goshen on Saturday night. He protests innocence as officers doubt his account. The horse was driven through the erecter part of the town before being abandoned in the north area.
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Alen McKinnis
Goshen
Joan Walls
McKinnis
Pink Pills touted as cure for chlorosis in girls
A Cincinnati era ad-like column promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a treatment for chlorosis or green sickness in growing girls. It cites a Syracuse case of recovery and urges parents not to neglect warning signs during development. Pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady with six boxes for 2.50 and free booklet on blood diseases.
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Williams
Willis
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
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