Governor Orders Prosecution in All Liquor License Requests
Governor Hanly directs prosecutors statewide to oppose liquor license applications in all cases regardless of remonstrances or apparent opposition. Planed alliance led by Newlin and Dean proposes to refuse all saloon licenses as prima facie evidence of immoral character, with Martinsville as testing ground and Morgan County likely to appeal to Judge Williams.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
New’ Planaria Sausate
B. Newlin Ofisianenalis
Newlin
Wilson ‘’. Dean
Martinsville
George W. Grubbs
Kivett
Morgan
Williams
Owen Circuit
Indiana
Patriot
Federated Liquor - Dealers
Missing Elkhart Girl Found With Parents In St Joseph
Maude Drenk, missing since Friday, was found by her father Charles Drenk and Officer Miller in St Joseph at 2 AM. She had been boarding with a private family and worked in a laundry. The girl from Cassopolis identified as Marie Fisher later used the name Fay Brown then Tracy Snyder. she remained in St Joseph and was later moved toward Elkhart.
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Maude Drenk
Elkhart
Charles I. Dreak
Vine Street
Officer Miller
St. Joseph Midh
Trath
Mr. Dreak
Millers
Mishawaka
Lloyd Blood
Jay Martin
Sti Joseph
South Bend
Martin
St. Joseph
William, Hoeflinger
Tooms
Miss Dreak
Cassopolis
Marie Fisher
Fay. Brown
Tracy: Snyder
Valparaiso
Miller
Two Suspects Arrested in Bicycle Theft Ring In South Bend
Police believe they solved the bicycle theft case spanning several months. Robert Smit and Kreps were caught at Goshen avenue after an express office incident and jailed in South Bend with warrants. Serst. Rinehart will return with the prisoners tonight. H. P. Nelson reported his bicycle stolen near the Monger Clock.
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South Bend
Torest-Kreps
Robert Smitthe
Elkhart
Steléen
S.J
Hiwell
Goshen- Avenue
Ted
Serzt
Rinehart
South - Ben.d
Kreps
Bend - Jail
Serst
H. P. Nelson
Mrs. Lucinda Monks Dies After Illness at Hospital
Mrs. Lucinda Co. Monks wife of Nicholas Monks of South Main street died at Clark's hospital after a three week illness with spinal meningitis. Born September 22, 1873 she was 33 years 11 months and 5 days old. Survived by her husband and five brothers.
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Lucinda’ Co. Monks
Nicholas Monks
South Main Street
Clark’s Hospital
Monks
ABC
Joseph He Lechlitner
Waka- Tusa
Plas
Borneman
Helinisband
Jakarusa
Wik
Sherman
Mishawa
Township board approves tax rate reductions and school levy
The township trustees meet to fix per capita taxes for the current year. A total per capita tax of 65 cents is set, including 58 cents for general and road taxes and 7 cents for a special school levy, with a reduction of 13 cents from last year cited as prudent budgeting. District schools open next week and teachers will be assigned soon.
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Hsree
Putarbaugh
Iter TP
Eet Sianeitates Ia Board
Finest in State 3 in length War Saw cars
A damaged OCR fragment describes a large car or coach with heated compartments, a private booth, and a complete toilet and baggage area. It mentions a new steam system and electrical features and a route between South Bend and Warsaw.
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South Bend
Warsaw
Missing Goshen Boy Found Near Wakarusa
A boy roving the county was tracked to Wakarusa where three youths were taken into custody. The boy's father was notified after the incident at House Park. Local police returned him safely to his home.
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Goshen
Wakarusa
Hors Court
Nappanee
McKinnes
Fire destroys two story Topeka drug store building
A two story brick drug store building in Topeka was destroyed by fire last night. The owner was identified but details of damage and cause were not immediately available. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night, with nearby structures impacted by smoke and heat.
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Topeka
Clark Lane Succumbed At 84 In Public Benefit Notice
The notice reports the death of Clark Lane at age 84 in an obituary styled public bene factor announcement. No additional names or dates are clearly legible. The fragment indicates typhoid fever as a possible cause in the era’s phrasing.
Elkhart Banker Clark Lane Dies After Illness at 84
The industrial leader Clark Lane of Elkhart dies at 6:20 PM at his home on Clark Street after a ten day typhoid illness. Lane, 84, born near Cincinnati, contributed to Hamilton County and Elkhart institutions and Civil War relief. He leaves a fortune valued over five thousand dollars and left a notable public library bequest. The city authorized a ten thousand dollar loan to cover payrolls until October 1, with notes due in eight months at up to five percent interest.
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Clark Lane
Elkhart
Mr.Lane
Lasi
Mr. Lane
Clark Street
Hamilton County
Ohio
Gray Farm
Cincinnati
W Smith
Paper Co
Tior Co
Pany
Hamilton
Shane
Late
Enkhart
Liane
St Prive
Je C. Lannesgot
Ae S. Jackson
Phey
Lane
Sallie- Correll Lane
J. C. Lane
Augusta’ Swift. Wood
Itv
James A. Bell
Bell
Beil
Cotticiinien
Hazelton
Burhans
Hartman
Kies resigns from Warren Hill Co clothing department
Kies, longtime head of the Warren Hill Co clothing department since 1904, resigns effective September 15 after four years as manager. He will retire to travel and will represent Weiss & Segal of New York in future clothing dealings.
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Beage
Kies
Warren. Hill Co
Warren Hill Company
Warren
Hall Company
Mir
New York
Iwas
Aetcapet
Iain
Mae Nies Kine
Aagunet
Tim
Warren* Hills Company
3 Kies
Warren Hill ‘Company
Kiesl
Weiss & Segal’, Clothing. Company of
County Council Plans Tax Levy and Bridge Projects
The county council meets this afternoon to set a tax levy and discuss using 75,000 for local projects. Contingent funds aim at capital improvements including potential bridge work and street openings.
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