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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1910

Page

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Western railroads near agreement in wage dispute

Striking employees of forty nine Western railroads and Lake Shore and Michigan Southern workers move toward terms. A Cleveland meeting with General Manager Moon aims to settle disputes including switchmen wage raises and a proposed uniform schedule. Some gains for switchmen reported. talks to continue with Chicago discussions and possible further raises.

Lake Shore Mianager DC Moon Cleveland Chicago Charles Myers Mikhart I. RR Tooth Gdd Nat Denys Greir

Roosevelt Receives Grand Cairo Reception During Visit

Theodore Roosevelt and party arrived in Cairo in a special car and were met with monarchlike honors. Troops formed glittering lines as crowds cheered while a heavy guard protected the president amid nationalist tensions sparked by his critic ism of their policies. The day’s main event was the khedive’s reception.

Cairo Foypl Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt

Death of Dr. L. Matthews in Vevay Indiana

Paul Matthews reports his father L. L. Matthews D D former editor of the Indianapolis Sentinel died at home in Vevay Indiana at age about 60. He was first state superintendent of public instruction and a notable figure in Indiana politics. His son Robert Matthews of the Chicago Tribune was among those notified.

Paul Matthews Truth Eit .L. Matthews Indianapolis Sentinel Vevay Ind Matthews Indiana Robert Matthews Chicago Tribune

Condemnation Action Urged for Elkhart Buildings

Burns and Fire Chief Leader inspect Elkhart business district and urge drastic measures. A dozen plus structures deemed dangerous must be condemned and torn down. Alleys blocked, waste scattered, and unsanitary conditions prompt plans for city to order cleanups and assess costs.

Uusueela PY Mikhart Public Works Board of Works Itz Burns Yesterary Jackson Street Lite Shore Second Street Aldrich Birns Gowntown Mrr. Burns Conident Elkhart George Doll A. Dente

Lake Shore builds four track system from Chicago to Toledo

Lake Shore plans extensive track work for the coming year with over 2 200 tons of steel rails in transit and storage. Preparations target a four track expansion from Chicago to Toledo with work west of Gary and routes between Elkheart South Bend Elkhart to Millersburg and Wintergreen to Line Junction. rails will be repurposed into switches frogs and crossings as crews handle repairs and new installations.

Lake Snare Chicago Toledo

Serious barn fire narrowly averted by quick actions

Tsar Terkow driver for Dr W Short and Ira Sbauchman assisted by Berkey and Kauffman fought a blaze at the Snort barn between Franklin and Marion, west of Second, after a neighbor started burning rubbish. A glass in straw sparked a fire fanned by wind. only the Conley barn was scorched.

Tsar Terkow Ho W. Short Ira Sbauchman Berkey Franklin and Marion Streets Second Street Conley

Easter Celebration Planned Across City Churches

Weather prospects threaten a fair Easter as church workers in Protestant and Catholic groups prepare elaborate programs. Choirs rehearse special music and cantatas for services at Con gregational St Johns Episcop al Grace Lutheran Castle United Brethren First Baptist First Evangelical Trinity M I St Pauls A Y E Methodist Protestant and St Vincent s Catholic. Large flower displays ordered for hyacinths tulips daffodils and Easter lilies with carnations and roses also in demand.

Ile St. Ahn’s Episcopel Grace Luthern Castle United Brethern First Baptist First Evangeliial Trinity M. I St. Paul’s AY. E St. Vincent’s Catholic

Drunks and vagrants arraigned in Elkhart court

City Judge Claude A. Lee presided as three drunks and four vagrants were arraigned about 3 am in the Big Four yards. James Weiser and John Driscoll testified as to intoxication and sources of alcohol. One man promised to leave town in minutes. others received similar warnings and were released on condition.

Oan Oearly Chiude A. Lee Skinner James Weiser Weiser John Martin Martin John Driscoll Michigan Way Thomas Evans Thomas Burns Thomas Clark James Kelley Shelmadine and Leachman

Old Soldier Ousted at Goshen Post Office

Theodore Garvin, Civil War veteran and former Goshen deputy postmaster, is removed as part of a Beveridge aligned harmony arrangement. M. V. Starr, editor of the Goshen News-Times, gains the postmaster position, while David Neidig and Edward Neidig secure deputy posts. Starr’s son Chef Starr also lands a county office job.

AL. Beveridge Goshen M. V. Starr David Neidig Starr Beveridge Chas. W. Miller Garvin Chef Starr News-Times News Printing Company

Mrs I M Jewitt Returns From Battle Creek Visit

Mrs I M Jewitt and her daughter Mrs kk F Mehnert with little Caroline return from a brief visit at Battle Creek Michigan. The trip followed a short stay and included travel by train.

I. M. Jewitt Kk. F. Mehnert Caroline Battle Creek Mich

Mount Etna Eruption Forces Evacuations in Sicily

Mount Etna’s eruption intensifies pushing residents from Nicolosi Castello and Albanelli to flee. Seismic activity shakes Sicily as towns face possible destruction and a new crater forms on Mt Bretu.

Rome Mount Etna Nicolosi Castello Albanelli Sicily Cabria

Sidway Band Promotes Charity Ball Parade

Pred Waters leads the Sidway band offering its services to advertise a big charity ball. Monday evening the band and dancers will parade along Main Street with a program to publicize the charity project.

Pred Waters

Blue Law Enforced as Elkhart Closes Sunday Commerce

Elkhart authorities vow strict enforcement of the Sunday observance statute. Police Chief Rinehart warns theatres, shops, and service businesses to stay closed. violators face arrest. Mayor Chester backs impartial application. ministers defend action amid debates on public recreation and charitable needs.

Ellis M. Chester Howe Chester Skinner Goshen Amy Sement Ths Afo Island Park Ilesstue Island Issoime Leazenby South Bend Elkhart Law and Order League Liew and Order Leaszenby Clement Ion J. E. Breish Ministerial Association Breish Turneck Police Board

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Dore and Michiaan Chern Moon Western Railroads Piremren Robert J. L. Matthews Vevay, Ind 1. W. Short Blaze Claude A. Lee Beveridge and Miller Force Theodore Garvin Rinehart Timmins Bucklen Theatre Theatrical Managers Association
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