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Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

10

Home Telephone seeks higher rates in Elkhart franchise bid

The Home Telephone Company asks the City of Elkhart to grant a new 25 year franchise that would raise residential rates from 1.75 to 2.00 dollars and business rates from 2.50 to 4.00 dollars per month for five years. The proposal claims increased subscribers and insists a single system with the Bell franchise would be more economical and better for the public.

Central Union and Home Telephone Company Home Company Public Service Commission Board of Public Works Home Telephone Company Central Union Bell Board of Works Proctor Merchants Truth City of Elkhart Indiana Home Telephone Co Eckhart Elkhart Selkhart Home ‘Telephone Company Elkkhart Eliknart Bell Telephone Company Public Service Commissions Bell Company Lake Shore Whiih Home Telephone Kikhart Publi

Train Robbers Loot Oregon Short Line Near Ogden Utah

Train No. 1 was held up at 2 a m near Five Points Utah by three robbers who seized about $5 000 in money and jewelry. Passengers were roused from berths and searched with a woman’s diamonds torn from her ears. One woman and one man were severely beaten during the assault.

Armed Desperado Sells Life at a Great 6ost

In Ocilla Georgia a barricaded gunman William Hy Bostwick shot two officers and killed a posse member before being killed by state troops. A bystander and two deputies were wounded, one deputy and the sheriff critically.

Ocilla Gay Jane William Hy Bostwek James Gill Posse Bostwick McInnis

Baby Rescued From Drowning By Quick Thinking Hero

Harry Runyon and Samuel Doutt, workers near Christiana Creek, saw three year old Wilbert Hook drifting in seven foot deep water. Runyon leapt in, retrieved the child, and revived him with Doutt’s help. The baby recovered quickly aside from facial swelling. The boy had gone to the creek to swim and disappeared beneath the surface before being saved.

Wilbert J. H. Hok Cone Street Christiana Creek Harry Runyon Runyon Samuel Coutt St. Joseph Johnson Street Doutt Christiana Runyon and Doutt Foster-Kimball ,Co

Goshen Woman Dies Beneath Interurban Car Wheels

A 67 year old Goshen woman, Mrs Michell Charnley, was killed when her skirt caught and she was dragged under an interurban car as she exited near the station. The tragedy drew a crowd of about a hundred as the car from Winona turned on the Y. The body was sent to a morgue and then to her son's home. The incident sparked criticism of the current looping system for car turning. Coroner Stauffer to view the body.

Michell Charnley Goshen Winona Charnley Smith and Clark William Charnley Ey Shusband Lone Wintam Chara. Sys Stauffer

State Board Orders Elkhart Meat Inspected

The state board of health instructed Dr. J. J. Snapp to inspect all meats shipped from Chicago to Elkhart via Mishawaka. Rail shipments move in refrigerated cars to Mishawaka then hauled to Elkhart in nonrefrigerated conveyances during hot weather. lacking a law to stop shipments, inspection before sale is ordered and any unusable meat will be condemned.

State Board of Health J. J. Snapp Elkhart County Chicago Elkhart Mishawaka

Aged East Jackson resident in critical condition after strokes

G. W. Fish, an elderly resident of East Jackson Street, is in critical condition at his home following two strokes of paralysis suffered yesterday afternoon.

East’ Jackson Fish

Prisoner Hendricks Recovered From Refuge by Rope Tug

Police using a rope pulled James Hendricks from beneath a coal shed in the Lake Shore yards after a chase along South Main street. Hendricks, held on insanity charges, was dust-covered but unharmed once drawn out.

James Hendricks Lake Shore South Main Street Hendricks Roth Wooley Rinehart

Burglars Enter Jackson Street Home Behind Local Theft

The home of J. T. Keene on East Jackson street was entered last night and $45 stolen. A screen was pushed in from a window while two men reportedly watched on the porch, leaving empty beer bottles and a midnight-feast scene. Two men Anderson Green and G J Kane were initially detained but later cleared as suspects.

J. T. Keene Standard Oil East Jackson Street Thas Keene Anderson Green G. J. Kane Green Kane f@Keene Truth Roundhouse Mishawaka Fonda Wooley Elkhart

Burns to Death in Auto Wreck Near St Louis

St Louis June 27 Special Robert C Able aged twenty four was burned to death while pinned beneath a large touring automobile this morning. Two other occupants were badly injured in the wreck.

St. Louis Robert C. Able Sina

Jury Discharges After 115-Hour Bribery Trial Deadlock

In Chicago on June 29 the Browne bribery jury was discharged after 115 hours of deliberation with no verdict. Browne and accuser Charles White faced the court, Browne calling the result vindication. Jury was 8 to 4 in favor of conviction early, with States Attorney Wayman alleging jury packing and hotel window signaling.

Chicago Lee O’neil Browne Browne Charles White Lorimer Charles Spare Wayma

Tricky Cherry Tree Opens Season Toll

Ralph Bemniller, ten, son of Perry Bemniller, was injured when a cherry tree limb broke as he fell about ten feet at his grandfather’s farm near Wakarusa. He sustained a fractured left arm this morning. Mrs. B T Cressler injured her back lifting a ladder during cherry picking on Saturday and is bedridden.

Ralph Perry Bemniller Wakarusa B. T. Cressler Hdwardsburg Avenue

Prairie Street Greasy Surface Undergoing Clean Up

Work has begun on Prairie street to remove dirt and grease left on the pavement last fall. The grease hardened in cold weather, attracting dirt and complaints. After cleaning, the street will be sprinkled and treated to improve conditions.

Prairie Street

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