Admiral Dewey Reveals Unpublished Facts On Maritime Power
Admiral Dewey states the navy is not a bluff and supports subsidizing a merchant marine to provide auxiliaries in wartime. He cites unpublished points noting German ships under construction with small coal capacity for defense and observes that England is modeling its vessels after the American design. He also comments on Landis’s Cincinnati speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Landis
Cincinnati
England
Beveridge Backs American Merchant Marine Policy
Senator Beveridge voices support for a national merchant marine subsidy, pledged to study any legislation aimed at fostering American supremacy in maritime trade. This marks his first comment on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Taft
Beveridge
Y M G A Project Gains Fresh Impetus In Elkhart
A Century club meeting in Elkhart advanced plans for a joint Y M G A building with the railroad and city. General Manager Moon offered about $5,000 to aid either extending the present structure or building a new facility. C C G Raymer was chosen chairman of a temporary group to form plans and select sites, with a report to follow at another gathering. Enthusiasm was high and organizers expect strong support when work begins. A vote of thanks was given to Moon for his assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Century Club
Moon
Lake Shore
C. C G. Raymer
Garnest
Warsaw degree team enacts biblical tale of friendship
Odd Fellows of Elkhart kick off first degree work with a vivid presentation of David and Jonathan. Visitors from Goshen South Bend Warsaw Leesburg Milford and nearby towns praised the performance calling it the best yet. Warsaw team stars including Tom Nye captain William Cronin and William Bullers received high praise for training costumes and regalia. A banquet followed the 8 to 10 o'clock event with a special car trip from Warsaw arriving 7:30 and departing 11:40.
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Elkhart
Goshen
South Bend
Warsaw
David
Jonathan
Tom Ji\Nye
Sixth
United States Infantry
William Cronin
William Bullers
Thomas J. Keene
Indiana
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
William Butters
Conrad Honeck
Fred Hildebrand
Virgil al
Edward Kinch
Fred Kinch
N. G
Clyde Lowe
James
Hibechman
Fred Rough
O. C
Aldo Hildebrand
J.G
Tom. J. Nye
Charles ‘Spear
Murdocks Lease Winona Interurban Line Plans
Warsaw Indiana October 7 authorities assert the Murdocks have leased the Winona Interurban line from Winona to Goshen and Warsaw to Mentone. Sol C Dickey controls about 95 percent of common stock, while H J Heinz of Pittsburgh owns most of the preferred stock. Weinz recently took possession and appointed a new superintendent, with Murdock officials visiting the Winona road after a long held meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Indi
Murdocks
Winona Interurban Railroad
Goshen
Mentone
Winona
Sol C. Dickey
Winona Lake
Hi. J. Heinz
Pittsburg
Weinz
Avere
Barnhart Slights Taft and Cannon at Jefferson Banquet
Congressman Henry A. Barnhart of Rochester addressed the Jefferson Club banquet at the Golden Hotel, criticizing Taft's tariff stance and Joe Cannon. Councilmen Geraghty and Lounsberry extended olive branches as club members praised the host and discussed political tactics.
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Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Barnhart
Jefferson Club
Taft
Seattle
Wash
Golden Hotel
Mr. Barnhart
George Shaffer
Ellis
Chester
Harry, L
Arnold
James A. Bet
Anthony ‘ Geraghty
C. M. Lounsberry
Ernest Shelienbarger
Charles Spangle
Robert Ia. Proctor
Geraghty
Ae the Jefferson
Ans Soreantes
Truth versus misrepresentations on city street paving petitions
A city records tabulation shows residents and property owners favoring paving on South Main Princeton Prairie High Johnson and Front streets. The article argues the paper’s claims are misleading, citing petition counts and percentages to prove broad support and calls out opposing editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Princeton
Prairie
Johnson
Franklin
W. End
Morgan
South Main Street
Pledges to Cut Expenses by Reducing Officials
A party pledge aims to cut public expenses by trimming salary lists and eliminating extra officials. The convention on September 30 focuses on enforcing stricter cost reductions across city and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
Democrats
Phe' Aera
da Tess
Meantime Crash Injures Shriener at Jefferson Street Intersection
Frank Shreiner figures in a morning accident at the Second and Jefferson streets crossroads when a carriage and harness plant auto buggy was crushed. Shreiner escaped serious injury despite being dragged about seventy feet. Passengers including City Clerk Tom Wilkinson witnessed the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart, Carriage and Harness Company
Shriener
Shreiner
Second Street
Jefferson Street
Tom
Wilkinson
Ithie
Mr.Shreiner
Shim
Scremner
Hazelton Attacks Bridge Proposal in Elkhart Council
Council meeting echoes with Hazelton tirade over a $2000 bridge fund for Hast Jackson street steel girder bridge. He questions boards contracts with the county and potential legislative constraints as the dispute unfolds. board member Arnold counters no contract exists. continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers Thold
Jackson ‘ Street
Walters
Hazelton
Havelton
Nea
Board. of Works
Board of Works
Council
Bridge Fund
Board of Public Works
Elkhart
Works of
Indiana
Arnold
Elkhart County
Fragmented Local Notice in Shaky OCR Scan
A damaged newspaper fragment reports an incident near an office. The text is severely garbled with missing or misread names and actions, making details unclear but indicating an event involving a public office and a potential disturbance.
Library Commission Holds Meeting Here
Representatives from Goshen Goshen College South Bend Mishawaka Milford Syracuse Ligonier Warsaw North Manchester Topeka and New Carlisle attended the Elkhart library meeting held this afternoon. Carl H Milian secretary of the state organization of public library commissions and Miss Carrie E B Scott were present. Members discussed inspection and book printing as topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen College
South Bend
Mishawaka
Milford
Isyracuse
Ligonier
Warsaw
Manchester
Topeka
New Carlisle
Elkhart Library
Carl H. Milian
of Public Library
Carrie EB. ‘Scott
City budget estimates show 1910 appropriation at 990390
The annual budget submitted to the common council last night sets a total appropriation of 990,390 for 1910, with reductions in water costs and salaries but increases for cemetery funds, lighting, street sweeping, and library expenses.
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Common Council
Public Library Board
Council For Action
Alnkite
Elkhart
Board of Works
of Works
Department of Public” Works
Greene
Swaffield
Hartmann
Keely
Counilman Geraghty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Admiral Dewey
Iary ‘Aid
Washington
Winona Road
Murdock
Winona Toad
Congressman Barnhart
Mem
Bers
The
Lounsberry
William Howard ‘Taft
To . Wil
Boards OF Works
Frank Shreiner
Pletely
Second
Jefferson
Frank Shriener
Library Commission
Sary
Levy
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