Disputed Dodge Case Faces Change of Venue
Court records show a petition for change of venue in the Dodge case with five defendants charged with perjury and conspiracy. Judges and prosecutors discuss procedural moves while women cashiers and theater staff face legal actions and arrests.
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Theo Coire
Amtinony Press of
Goldren
Speed Jadee
Cuises
Armfiasers Sarates
Prineess
Dyetser
Fred Bitler
Vet's
Ascuccr
Idan
Adibivirs
Ohiatina
Jiry Gharge Oaud Stirevofiere
Pupsigui Ie
Iim
Almistervial Association
Dr Shoop Restorative Promises No Pay If It Fails
A pushy sales pitch urges readers to try Dr Shoop's Restorative with a bold pledge: no payment if the medicine fails and a 90 day test offered through authorized druggists. The ad claims to reveal how the Stomach and Kidneys have inside nerves powering the heart and offers books and private advice, with orders by mail from Racine Wisconsin.
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Dr. Shoop
Asl
Mer
Mason‘the Kinneys
Auewman
Great savings and expansion plans at Lake Shore rail system
Reports show a half million dollar per diem saving in the Lake Shore Gar Department and a 45,000 car mile increase with 2,000 fewer car days. Officials aim to boost this year with extended third and fourth track work and new ballast car allocations for construction. Freight traffic rises as long trains and simmer schedules begin.
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Gar
Lake Shore
Sunday Leisure and Elkhart’s Blue Law Debate
The article discusses a chilly windy Sunday favoring travel, while residents debate whether Elkhart should adopt the village blue law. Critics view the town as cosmopolitan with varied views on rights and happiness and question enforcement by the Law and Order League.
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Theatrical Managers” Association
Elkhart
Law and Order League
Beatty
Trath
Friends
Khartmore
Elkhart County Names Census Enumerators for 1910
Census supervisor Samuel R. Thomas announced Elkhart County’s 1910 enumerators. The list includes Frank W. Watkins Moses S. White head Leonard H. Scott Curtis Mowan Orville Himebaugh Clarence Catherman Frank Johnson Robert Chamberlain David Thomas Ernest Chase Mabel Sowers Ray DeCamp Charles Kline Clarence Leist Christian Dunn Lucien Deal Herman Reien Elias Gruber Ed Williams Lawrence Leer Guy Reith W Atlee Cropp Oscar Miller S P Prey-Serger F W Kline Etta McMahon James Johnson Milton Wagner Mrs Anna Schrock John Violette Robert Leer Isaac Charpie Andrew Pickering Henry Courtney Joseph Chamberlain Roy Cartwell Charles Clouse Newton Nusbaum Blaine Rheabottom David Harrington Frank Johnson Lawrence Hamman John Becknell James Congdon Azra Copeland Four enumerators remain to be confirmed by the department. Mrs Roy Santchi of Goshen visited Elkhart Tuesday.
Man Reclaims Son After Wife Detained In Elkhart Boarding House
Ernest King searches Chicago to Kalamazoo and Elkhart for four year old Nelson. Police aid as detectives locate Mrs. Worith King at Smeltzer's boarding house in Elkhart. Court dismisses charges after husband agrees to take the boy home and relieves the wife.
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Chicago
Devon
Grand Rapids
Ernest King
Kalamazoon
Mich
Nelson King
Elkhart
King
Worith King
Mare
Iisband
Kalamazoo
Ning
Noc
Fnally
Rinehart
Ittle
Smeltzer
Franklin Street
Iikhart
Skinner
Ars
Nelson
Vlive
Wing
Deputy Reich to Take Up Census Work
H F Reich formerly assistant to City Treasurer Gray and newly appointed deputy census enumerator has quit city hall to focus on census duties. Gray will conduct the office alone in the future.
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Reich
H. F. Reich
Gray
Arr
Ciay
Personal Service Is Best In Church Work
President J B Brown of the state missionary society of the Christian church urged personal service over machinery in church work during a Tuesday night talk at the District No 1 convention in South Bend. He cited the Ark of the Covenant example to stress that responsibility lies with individuals as well as organized groups.
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Timmins
Bucklen Theatre
Elkhart
South Bendast
State Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Missionary Society
Children of Israel
Jackson St. Bridge to Be Completed Soon
East Jackson residents and access seekers to the business district lift hope as work resumes on the Jackson street bridge. County council recently allotted 1500 for bridge work with city funds covering the rest, clearing dirt and approaching abutments to speed completion and restore street car service.
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East Jackson Street
Reyalty
Bomb of unknown explosive found at Herman and Son grocery
A six inch steel casings lie in the doorway of Herman and Son’s grocery at Prairie and Main. Chief Rinehart and officers attempted to pry it open and debated its nature, with speculation it might be dynamite or a prank. The object was secured and will be tested away from the city limits. no one can identify its contents or purpose.
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Ministerial Association
Law and Order League
Herman & Son’s
Prairie
Main Streets
Chief Rinehart
Ciry
Mrr
Herman
Poa- Hee Rinehart
Roth
Rinehart
Engineer Cleveland to Inspect Lake Shore Shops Site
Chief Engineer G C Cleveland arrived by private car to inspect the Lake Shore shops project. Preliminary surveys for leveling and site preparation begin, with ground breaking planned soon as conditions permit.
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Lake Shore
G. C. Cleveland
Foster
Cleveland
Lake Shore Lines
Werley
Waterloo
Pleasant Lake
Felkhhare
Elkhart
Ccompany
Oseeala
Gos
Mishawaka
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