Inherited Wealth a Center of Expected Policy Shift
Washington reports the President finalized a message for Congress, tied to his October drafting period during a Panama trip, highlighting inherited wealth as a key topic. In Petersburg Indiana Mrs Kate Limp, a Democratic ally, disrupted a Republican meeting causing a flight of speaker and audience.
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Washington
Congress
Panama
Petersburg
Ind
Irs
Kate Limp
Floshbushband
Charles Carlisle
Corner Stone Laying Planned for New YMCA Building
In South Bend Navy district the cornerstone of the new YMCA will be laid November 12. J M Studebaker of the Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Co will preside. The building is valued at about 200000 dollars as a gift from the Studebaker family.
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South Bend
Navy
Studebakers
J. M. Studebaker
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Company
Hotel Bucklen former proprietor John E Killean dead in Grand Rapids
John E. Killean a former proprietor of the Hotel Bucklen in this city died suddenly at his Grand Rapids home. He sold the Bucklen on June 20 after five and a half years in charge and had been ill with stomach trouble. He was 46, born in Grand Haven, and leaves a mother Mrs Edward Killean and sister Mrs E B Seymour. Funeral at his home 188 Paddock Street Grand Rapids at 2 pm Saturday.
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John EF. Killean
Bucklen
Grand Rapids
Mich
FE. B. Seymour
Ned K. Miller
Mr. Killean
Grand Haven
Clarinden
Dunham House
Manistee
Warwick
Suspected of Being Woman's Attacker In City
Charles Bussey, serving a fifteen day jail term for public intoxication, is under investigation for possible involvement in the assault on Miss Edna Lehman on Hast Jackson Street Saturday. Lehman cannot positively identify him, but she is nearly sure, citing a similar low voice. Harry E. Thomas, who aided her, says Bussey wears the same eye ring as the assailant. Stamp arrested Bussey on Lexington Avenue for intoxication yesterday.
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Charles Bussey
Miss Edna Lehman
Hast
Jackson Street
Bussey
Miss Lehman
Harry E. Thomas
Stamp
Lexington Avenue
Thief Chauncey Smith Arrested for Theft Insanity Ordered
Chauncey Smith was arrested in Gosken yesterday for stealing a mileage book from a fire at North Liberty. He was adjudged insane today and ordered sent to Longcliff. He is described as an epileptic.
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Chauncey
Smith
Gosken
North
Liberty
Longcliff
Hallowe'en Pranks Largely Saner in Elkhart
Elkhart observed Halloween with calmer pranks and fewer property depredations than past years. Police monitored late calls, minor fights occurred, and two arrests were reported for assault. Guards and volunteers patrolled schools and key areas, with several notable mischiefs restrained or repaired by authorities.
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Hallowe
Elkhart
Charles Defrees
Northeast Elkhare
William Bradford
Riverside
Mr. Keggereis
East Elkhart
Capt
Guss Groll
Allendale
Eli Tharp
Weoltf
Main Street
Moorman Forecast Sparks Scrutiny In Indiana District
The Thirteenth district buzz centers on J L Moorman Knox claiming tight race dynamics. Democrats and rival Republicans dispute his estimates citing Marshall Kosciusko and Elkhart influence and local dissension shaping potential outcomes.
Close Lease For Factory Moves To Elkhart
Peirce Specialty of Chicago plans to move its factory to Elkhart and Lakeside Knitting mill will be occupied within two weeks. Bucklen confirms lease on Lakeside Knitting plant and option to Peirce. Garden City Tablet plant on Feast Franklin remains vacant as Bucklen and Maxon pursue tenants.
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Peirce Specialty Company of
Chicago
Elkhart
Lakeside Knitting Mill
Strafford Maxon
H. E. Buecklen
Peirce
Bucklen
Garden City Tablet Company
Feast Franklin Street
Maxon
Rev Cober Reports From San Juan Mission
Rev A A Cober formerly pastor of the Elkhart Baptist church writes from San Juan Porto Rico where he serves as a missionary. He describes natives customs and notes his study of Spanish while settling with his family after leaving New York on September 29.
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A. A. Cober
Baptist Church
Elkhart
San Juan
Porto Rico
The
Baptist Society
D. M. Best
Cober
Ginger Bread Man Company Not Disbanded
Kalamazoo rumor says the Ginger Bread Man theatrical company has disbanded. manager Timmins of Bucklen Theatre clarifies the group will appear as originally billed, in the city next Friday.
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Kalamazoo
Timmins
Fear and Defection Roil Indianapolis Election
In Indianapolis leaders fear a Democratic win in Indiana next Tuesday after reports of German Republican defections and weak GOP enthusiasm. The Fairbanks Griffiths events drew small crowds compared with Bryan’s rally a week earlier, signaling a potential Democratic plurality in Marion County unseen since 1894. State GOP optimism fades as Democratic headquarters glow with confidence.
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Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Otto Stechan
Republican
Marion County
Ailte Arent
Q’brite
Applications for Elks lodge membership reach 120
Last night 120 applications were received for lodge membership. Of these, 118 were from new applicants and two were for reinstatement. If approved, the total membership will be about 800.
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Elks’ ‘Lodge
Paris divorce trial shocks as Boni accused of abuse and riches
In the Countess de Castellane case, lawyers reveal Count Boni's brutality toward Miss Anna Gould and his lavish gifts to other women, while restricting the wife to $80 monthly. Letters and testimony describe repeated slaps and vanished funds, prompting Custody sought for children.
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Paris
Countess de Castellane
Anna Gould
Count de Castellane
Count Bomi
Ecourt
Maitre Cruppi
France
Due la Boetie
Fuller Led Double Life in Elkhart Murder Case
Coroner hearing reveals Lewis Fuller deceived relatives by posing as wife of Mrs Heacock while staying at Goshen and lake camping trip. Mrs Irvin Potts, Fuller's cousin, did not know of the ruse until discovering the murdered woman’s body. Pinkerton detective engaged. investigators vow to pursue full evidence as the coroner’s jury reconvenes.
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Fuller
Irvin Potts
Dewes
Lewis Fuller
Potts
Heacock
Goshen
Elkhart Man Traps 275-Pound Bear
Elkhart resident Mr Lintz trapped a 275 pound bear on his Reed City area farm eleven miles from Reed City in Lake County Michigan. He planned to move next spring and had torn corn shocks prodded by the intruder. He sent the bear foot 9?4 inches to son in law Ira Heckhard of 602 Blaine Ave. He will return to Elkhart to spend the winter.
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Cleveland Avenue
Reed City
Lake County
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Elkhart
Fairbanks Arrives in Indiana on Big Four Special Train
Vice-President Fairbanks will reach South Bend at 7:50 AM aboard a Big Four special train from South Bend and speak for ten minutes at the Lake Shore depot. The tour, starting yesterday, runs through Nov. 8 with stops in Goshen and Richmond as the train moves via the Big Four and Pennsylvania lines. Joins party at Ridgeville and Rochester today.
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South Bend
Lake Shore
Goshen
Big Four
Indiana
Big Four Railway
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Richmond
Ridgeville
Pennsylvania
Hartford
City
Rochester
Dawson Opens Lecture Course at Elkhart Opera House
Rev William J Dawson opened the Elkhart Lecture Association's 21st annual course at the Buecklen Opera House last evening. Attendees were mixed in reaction. Dawson, listed with top lecture bureaus, was highly recommended to the committee. The next event is November 14 with Mr and Mrs Elias Day as guests.
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William J. Dawson
Behind
Buecklen Opera House
Elkhart
Damson
Elias Day
Rate Reduction Aims to Satisfy Public Demand
Railroads announce a rate cut to under 2.25 cents per mile east of the Indiana Illinois line to match Ohio. Indiana fares drop from 3.4 to 0.25 cents per mile with passengers from Indiana boarding eastward gaining the 2 cent rate in Ohio.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Central Railroads
Democrats of Noble County Hopeful
The Democrats of Noble County express confidence in electing part of the county ticket though the area is seen as safely Republican. Independent voters showed strength two years ago when Roosevelt carried the county and Republican ticket majorities ranged from 19 to 600.
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Brick
St. Joseph
Moorman
Marshall
Kosciusko
Elkhart
Fulton
Pulaski
Meshal
Mr. Moorman
Shively
Marshall County
Starke
Noble County
Roosevelt
Elehartans Speak at Vistula Democratic Meeting
Speeches at a democratic meeting in Vistula tonight will be delivered by Controller J. A. Bell and Chairman George A. Briggs. York township is described as safely democratic.
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Vistula
J. A. Bell
George A. Briggs
York Township
Indian Rescued After Fire at Old Post Office Building
Chief Lender and firefighters Sager and Harper rescued an Indian chieftain wooden image from the old post office building this afternoon. The artifact, owned by George Cuppy, was affixed to the structure by Halloween pranksters.
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Sager
Harper
George’ Cuppy
Hallowe’ En -Prantkers
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