Identification Proceedings in Tony Tino Case Extend to Elkhart
Local authorities held a conference with Superintendent Whiteman Sheriff Alesel and Prosecutor Burris to seek positive identification of Tony Tino. George Fortino provided mixed testimony after viewing photos, while Schenectady and Elkhart officials coordinate to transfer the prisoner once vagrancy terms end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica
Tony Tino
Derey
Frank Forlino
Wikhar
Ima
East
New York State
Whiteman
Fortino
George Fortino
Black Hand
Fisbon
Partine
Filent
Debclte
Schenectady
Elihart
Pony Sing
New York
Rendénj
Lake Shore Station
George H. Whiteman
Elkhart
Frank’ ‘Fortino
Comeda
Eikhart
Tino
Wikhart
Julian Monico
George
Cilief
Delaney
Thane
Hughes
Elkhaart
Essa
Ghie
Burris
Ziesel
McManus Family Returns From Mishawaka Visit
Horace McManus and family of Ura line have returned home after two weeks visiting their parents and friends in Mishawaka. Mrs Elmer Brown and Miss Maud Garrett left for Cassopolis and Henry Houghtaling of Quincy Michigan with Mrs Kelly of Reading visited their cousin Mrs W. Muir Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace McManus
Uraline
Mishawaka
Elmer Brown
Maud ‘Garr
Cass
Henry Houghtaling
Quincy
Mich
Kelly-of - Reading
W. Mui
Geo “Lounsberr
The Hairlength Rivalry That Shaped Nations
A long excerpt from Pearson's Weekly recounts how hair length sparked clashes between longhaired Cavaliers and cropped Roundheads, with clergy opposing flow, popes excommunicating wearers, and monarchs like Louis VII and Peter the Great enforcing shaved or cropped looks. The piece argues such customs influenced politics and even marriages, shaping historical outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warold
France
Louis VII
Enegtlish
Eleanor of Guiérine
Guinne
Poitou
Eleanor
Henry
Henry II
England
Peter the Great
Borodovyala
Pearson
Gardens and houses along the Bosphorus feature grand canals and yali water access
The article describes elegant hillside gardens and stately houses facing the Bosphorus. It notes terraces, marble boats, and water gates linked by canals or tunnels, with yali dwellings directly on the water and views commanding the strait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosphorus
Pleasaurces
Lebanon
Constantinople
Yalis
Scribner’s
Fragmentary OCR Note on Borrowers and Residence
Fragmented text describes borrowers and a man leaving a door in an unhappy state. Phrases indicate smoking, personal disposition, and unsettled days. The legible remnants suggest a domestic scene with unsettled relations and routine daily life narrative.
Chester declines mayor race in Democratic field
In Indiana politics coverage, Bilis M. Chester declines to enter the Democratic mayoral race citing business interests and time constraints. The piece outlines potential nominees and upcoming caucus plans as Democrats prepare for a county convention call and delegate allocation based on last election votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Lb. Burys
Trormer
C. C. Raymer
J. P. Sanders
Henry Helfrick
Hoopingarner
G. W. Spohn
Frank RR. Flynn
Demcracy
City Democracy
Jefferson Club
Harry “Arnold
Democratic Party
Indiana
Thomas OR
Minor finger injury reported in Blaine area
Will Schult son of Henry Schult of Blaine avenue had a minor removed from the middle finger of his right hand yesterday. It is believed to have been caused by a blow from a hammer about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Schult
Henry Schult
Blaine Avenue
Missouri
Canada
Ottawa
Local News Notes on Dayton Residents and Visitors
Mrs. Cushman of Dayton sister to Mrs. Thomas Bigelow and Miss Mary McIntyre returned home after aiding burial of their brother. Mrs. Jennings who went to Arkansas to care for her son Hilsworth Jennings returned. his condition improved after temporary derangement in the southwest. Dr. Kuhn was in Kendallville yesterday. Miss Pearl Schafer left for Oberlin College this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Schafer
Oberlin College
Bridge repair estimate details and safety concerns
The note outlines an estimate for girders and pit damage on the bridge, mentioning a cost around $2,000 and that work is under surveillance. It highlights concerns about the bridge floor and structural condition needing assessment and possible further action.
Elkhart Industrial Association to discuss factory proposal
Elkhart industrial group to meet at Century Club this evening to consider bringing a large factory to the city. If the plant is traded it will mean a commercial boom for Elkhart, and members expect success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Local Social Notes Mention Visitors and Departures
The item lists Mrs Will Anderson and Mrs Chas Wood visiting Goshen yesterday while Richard Chester notes readings in Wehite Pigeon and Ligonier today. Miss Wazel Beckner and Miss Flazel Cotton visit friends at Bluffton. Arthur Harvey left for Chicago for a new position. Carol Miller of Taliana Avenue became ill this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will ‘Anderson
Chas
London News Tips Humorous Cold Cure From Dusty Library
A London News item mocks a remedy involving sponging book tops with a solution of nairbolic avid. It notes Sir Lauder Brunton’s observation that dust in libraries may trigger frequent colds. The piece presents the anecdote with playful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauder Brunton
Lanset
Lauder
London News
Unusual Eggs Reported Across Devonshire
An agricultural expert links a spate of abnormal eggs to weather changes. In Seaton a duck laid an egg weighing half a pound, Ottery St Mary reports a duck egg with three yolks, and South Leigh records the largest goose egg ever seen in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonshire
England
Seaton
Ottery St. Mary
South ‘Leigh
Misers and the Rich Ache Quote
A colonial era voice laments misers who hoard wealth and cannot spend when asked. The speaker contrasts harsh punishment with a radical image of hanging misers by the heels to force money from pockets.
Hummingbird Nest Shielded Against Lightning in Australia
A fragment describes a hummingbird's nest protected from storms by cobwebs acting as silk a non conductor of electricity. The idea suggests the nest becomes lightning proof as a hummingbird covers its dwelling before a thunderstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Myers fined for public intoxication after plea
The report states Myers was found intoxicated on Main Street unable to navigate without help. He admitted spending more than he thought, about $115.7, and pleaded guilty. A fine of $1 and costs totaling $11 was assessed, with arrangements to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Lee
Mike
Heir to 15000 Estate Surprise for Mishawaka Man
John Le Spicer of 304 Lawrence Street Mishawaka received a London postmarked letter claiming his London based elder uncle died and left him an estate valued at 15000 dollars. Spicer, working at a rubber regenerating plant, contemplates whether to travel to England after awaiting further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John le Spicer
Lawrence Street
Mishawaka
London
England
Spicer
Brooks Couple Guests of Mikhart Friends
Mr and Mrs Leonard H Brooks of Goshen were guests of Mikhart friends yesterday afternoon in a social visit noted by local society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard H. Brooks
Goshen
Mikhart
Mr and Mrs L Gage Move to South Bend
Mr and Mrs L Gage have moved to South Bend where they will establish their future home. Their relocation marks a new chapter for the family in a city known for its community ties.
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ARES
Gov
Marshall
Ellis M. ‘Chester
Mers
New
Bilis M. Chester
York
Chief Whiteman
Frank Fortino
Antonis Salvatore
Leona Sirbenrah
B. F. Kuhn
Kendallville
W. H. Rogers
Traction Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
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