Elkhart Police Bill Furore Ends in Adjournment
Last night a metropolitan policy law debate stalled as the Indiana House adjourned sine die without passing the police bill. Fire Chief Leader arrives with state edition signaling the legislature’s delay, while Judge Williams campaigns to become police chief. City finances reveal a weak General Fund and Library balance with February receipts near borrowed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craiecutt Simitate
Diesel Fee
Metropolitan’ Police
Neaddharieea
Ula Raer
Indianapolis
Williams
Charlie Silvers
Charlie ‘Silvers
Eikhart
Schulz
Bullock
Franklin
Bell's
Menthly
Board of Health
Senator Beardsley Draws Rail Shot At Indiana Capitol
In the 60 day session end at the state capitol Dude Shaw says Senator Beardsley is fine and will seek Congress Brick’s seat. He claims the Trainmen board chief F L Peick is a thief and that railroad legislation is full of loopholes. Dude notes most lawmakers are lawyers and questions the gains for railroad workers. Jim Goodrich, state GOP chair, and another leader recall smoking a post office note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Towine
Brotherhood
Hikhart
S” Aworthy
Oly
Beardsley
Brick
Dude
Garrett
Ind
Jim ‘Goodrich
Tim
ADTNA: Easier Mining Eases Use of Ease
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at a mining or technology topic with unclear entities. The readable portion suggests ease of use or efficiency improvements but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a factual summary.
Union Plans Protest Over Polishers Discharge At Chicago Plant
Union officials say several Polish workers were discharged and claim management at the Chicago Telephone Supply company has opposed the union. A committee met with president George A. Briggs but the plant advertised for help yesterday. Officials say aid could be secured in Elkhart if terms through the union are agreed. Police were called for protection as two applicants feared being marked. Negotiations with the Chicago company are described as orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daper
George A. Briggs
Elkhart
The
Factry
Whiteman
Robbins
Chicago Telephone
Clarke resigns from Y M C A rail work in Elkhart
S. Clarke resigns as secretary of the Y M C A Railway work in Elkhart to take a larger post as secretary in Regina Saskatchewan Canada. The resignation was mailed to the Board of Management yesterday and becomes effective in April. Clarke’s career included Toronto and Cleveland positions with railroad associations before Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Railway
Clar
Elkhart
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Board of Management
Y.M. C. Va
Toronto
Caada
Cleveland
Lake
Blkhart
Probanis
Bione 8 al
Beginning of goods frame a mirage in imported woolens echoes
Fragmentary note states that goods labeled imported resemble earlier woolens and other articles seen years ago. It hints at a FR Cahiers Bs 2 section discussing origins and marks. The text implies skepticism about import labels and product origins.
Many Uses Of The Banana Worldwide
Banana plants serve many roles beyond food. Leaves are used for dressings and shelter, old leaves as twine and boxes, stalks and leaves for soap, laundry, and salt production, juice for ink and blackening, leaf wax for export in Java, ash-derived dye from leaves, and banana fiber for Manila hemp, rope, and cordage. these examples show the fruit’s global commercial importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Java
Switzerland
Modern city man degraded by transit and fashion
The passage notes a belief that modern men are physically weaker than grandfathers. It claims worsening grace and strength due to modern life, clothing trends, and elevator enabled mobility. Tailors debate male physique decline as transit and fashion reshape the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fithien
Sohne
Abeel Stroubl
Man
Gracez
Seventeenth Street Windows in Colorado Fe Ticket Incident
A fragmented report notes a startling event on Seventeenth Street involving bridal preparations and a ticket issued for a Colorado location. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bridal
Colorado’. Fes
Smith Faces Harsh Day After Disorderly Conduct Charge
The record notes a chaotic sequence including arson references, two trials, a witness, a threatened razor incident, a runaway wagon hitched to a pickle cart, and a wind up to ongoing activities. The events culminate in a disorderly conduct charge against Smith.
Printer's error joke echoes Cicero misquote
Kansas City Star recounts a newsroom incident where Field penned an editorial paragraph misquoting Cicero. The line O tempora! O mores! appeared in print as O tempest o Moses, shocking readers and highlighting typographical gaffes in the old Times newsroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Waller
Harrison Street
Kansas City
Times
Field
The
Moses
Kansas
Star
Remembering a Cow Milking Mishap Teaches Handedness
The instructor notes many adults struggle to distinguish right from left. Mme recalls a childhood cow milking accident that left her with a vivid image of her right hand, guiding her to tell one hand from the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Bevel
T- Know
Where the Gold Goes in Egypt Boom
A consular report notes Egypt enjoys a boom with rising cotton prices and more arable land due to the Nile dam. It suggests gold is hoarded or sent abroad as speculation grows in Cairo and London reports nearly 20 million dollars moved from the financial center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
London
Retterss Exclaims In Sudden Scene At Event
A brief report notes an unexpected exclamation by Retterss during the event, drawing attention from attendees and prompting reactions from onlookers. No further details available in the readable text.
Bids Opened As City Considers Building Space on Third and High
Bids from Elkhart Decatur Huntington Terre Haute and others ranged from 55 000 to 857 914 with certified checks of 1 000 each. The city board opened bids and discussed slight plan changes to provide more space between the proposed building and sidewalks on Third and High streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Harvey
Ristener “& Son
Elkhart
Meta
Maxon
Fred, Hoffman, & Son
Decatur
Moyer & Heifrick
C. Hy
McCormick, & Co
Huntington
B. Hail
J. Ge Norédella
Terre Haute
Fraudulent mining shares exposed in World's Magazine article
January issue warns readers about swindles selling fraudulent mining shares to the public. It urges protecting savings by placing funds in reputable banks like St Joseph Valley Bank, claiming absolute safety and steady interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’ Valley
Eernee
Local firm Skinner and Wider wins Michigan suit
Skinner and Wider of Elkhart were notified that Michigan Supreme Court affirmed a Detroit circuit court judgment in the case of William Wider v Detroit United Railway. Wider received 3500 for injuries from a Detroit streetcar crash. Wider is uncle of local attorney BE Wider. The firm believes rehearing is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner & Wider
Supreme Court of Michigan
Detroit Circuit’ Court
William Wider
Detroit’ United Railway
Detroit
Wider
Elkhart Law
Skinner
Supreme Court
Former Elkhartan Owns Big Estate in South Bend
In closing the estate of late Renatus Duey heiress Athelia Duey disposes of the Duey fats to Renate Roberts for a sum. The former Elkhart Street Carman and insurance promoter She divorced him. Mr Due and his first wife now dead were known in Goshen as musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Renatus
Duey
Athelia
Renate
Rober
Goshen
Limbért
Treasurer Groh Receives $1,000 Annual Pay Increase
The treasurer Groh is slated to receive a raise of $1,000 per year, boosting his annual compensation by that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croop
Groh Wah
Trainmen Drowned in West Pennsylvania Bridge Crash
Three railroad workers Meiskell the engineer Cantwell fireman and brakeman Jones were killed when a West Pennsylvania train plunged through Deer Creek bridge in rainy conditions near Bittsburg on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittsburg
Enginee Meiskell
Cantwell
Jones
West Pennsylvania Railroad
Bell not resigning claims surface at Mennonite Publishing Co
Fragments indicate a claim that Bell did not resign from his post at the Mennonite Publishing Co. The note references a window sign reading Boy Wanted and mentions a business college in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Mennonite ‘Publishing Co
Fac
Husband Sentenced to Fort Leavenworth Prison
Abandoned suit reveals a husband was sentenced to Fort Leavenworth Prison after a court found him guilty in the matter.
Elkhart Man in Divorce Suit Faces Fallout in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Star reports Bertha Brown of Elkhart filed for divorce in Superior Court, detailing Walter Brown once a bank wrecking figure now fallen from politics and business. She remained loyal, even moving to Leavenworth Kansas to support him, while he grew irritable and blamed former associates for his downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
Elkhart
Indianapolis
Mr. Brown
Bertha Brown
Reavenworth
Brown
Ake
Ups
Also Mentioned on This Page
Epos
We ‘Fieldhouse
T. T. Snell
Hanly
Elkhart’s
Sete
Eee
Rismee Mbt
Capitol
S. Clarke
Northwest
Mearkenyou Glieksien
Retterss
Ts Ce
Michigan
Elkhartan
SAS
Ft. Lieavens
Worth’ Prison
Dianapolis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!