01 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
1
The report lists winners and participants from a local event with numerous names and teams. It mentions places like Portar and Wee ANG and describes top finishers, runners up, and scoring details amid a dense roster of competitors and sponsors.
Statements by D R Watts accusing lawyer Choate have been read at a grievance committee hearing in Chattanooga Tennessee. The bar association will likely consider the matter at the next annual meeting. Charles Fitzgerald of Bloomingston Tennessee was elected secretary of the American Bar Association section on legal education.
Mrs Watson and Mrs Prough of South Main street reported to police this morning a crowd of youths damaged property. Mrs Watson said grapes were stolen from her rear yard while Mrs Prough reported three pots of milk taken from her rear porch.
The Truth prints Jack London’s latest novel Burning Daylight in advance, with a full page installment Saturday. The author calls it his best story and promises an engaging opening chapter throughout.
An article reports a young bootlegger pleading guilty to charges of possession and seeking to evade duty. The court imposed a substantial fine of 75 dollars with possible jail time if unpaid. The tale includes details of the defendant’s background and the case’s influence on local law enforcement.
The contest turned violent as supporters clashed at the convention. Robert Van Atta was declared the representative for superior judge of Creant and Delaware counties. Cremer, second in the early harboring, lost after a late surge by Van Atta with Beveridge backing.
Manila reports a strong rebel force gathering in Nueva Vizcaya province. Constabulary units are ordered to engage the insurgents as a battle is anticipated. Rebels have cut all communications wires.
In a ceremony performed by Rev Ogilvie, Beryl Towsley McHenry and Walter Brow wed after a seven year friendship. The couple plans a temporary home near Klinger Lake while awaiting future arrangements.
George Davis of Mince Meath Werth Acciadenp Plese Bat fosdnts on pase i ty South Bend, frearpe Davin, at aterobite tourist fream Shiaidtead suiffered ay fracture oo is rtlt arm. Ale doavis densisted of operating his cue ahd shortly after leaving the plsstedam's office set out Yor Sowh Bend where his sister, Miers. ROG. Madr. residents, Poorsiutitic te diedp ter Little divings he ter, who hind fatten, Alys. (Al Over ease, OOS fradrie street, yesterday ie fernoon, twisted the digstents of her left ankle and today is suffering con siderable pain as a result Abs. doonis Wilson, sd Kinzie Street, Sey froma a steps ladder at her home gbomut teoanw todas, striking on her back across a chair and sustaining padudad bruises. A daughter heard the sound of the fall and ran to Mrs. Wilson's assistance, later summoning apoplysician.
Little Marguerite Wevers near Delhart suffers injuries after an accident while dreaming and falling from a window. Providence persons believe the fall was accidental. investigators and attending physicians assess the severity and care.
A confession of a break in at a farm building reported a thief or thieves entering through the dipper window. A ladder and a damper were noted as items linked to the crime. A man named Berkey visited to view the scene and inspect the barn after the incident occurred.
D C Thomas a Beardsley avenue insurance and real estate dealer departed this morning for Petoskey Michigan, believed to improve his health after several days of fever and a recent severe asthma attack. Doctors noted the northern air may benefit his condition during the journey.
Walter T. Carpenter age 99 a Quaker and former forester superintendent at Wyurthuam College died last night in Richmond Indiana. He lived in the community for many years and was widely known for his scholarly pursuits.
Fragmented text notes a derailment near the Lake Shore track with mention of riders and a disrupted freight train. Partial details reference a danger or obstruction and a potential investigation or response by authorities.
Local farmers report a band of gypsies disrupting fields and stealing crops. Police and residents discuss patrols and safety measures while tensions rise over actions near farmsteads and common grazing areas.
A critical editorial attacks a water company organ, calling it a yellow journal that exploits public fear and defames rivals. It accuses the paper of serving franchise grabbers and crooked politicians while denying any legitimate news mission.
A PTT worker was killed after stepping to his death in the Roundhouse when a locomotive approached. The victim died in hospital shortly after the accident amid confusion and rushed rescue attempts.
The report notes multiple forges active on the new shop project with construction progressing. Track work and shore constructions include 60 feet of track and concrete pours. Preparation and grading for a north spur continue as crews move toward track laying.
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