Train Struck Broken Rail Near Tucson Injuring Eighteen
The Chicago Gulden State Limited derailed after hitting a broken rail near Hall Station east of Rensen, injuring eighteen passengers and leaving several cars overturned. Pullman cars derailed, many passengers thrown from berths, and all victims transported to St. Mary's hospital in Tucson. Notables include J.C. M a capitaliar of Kansas and Henrique S. Amada of Mexico City among the injured.
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Cal. Ang
Chicago Gulden State Limited
Hala Station
Rensen Wache Weed
J.C. M
Capitaliar
Kansas
Reagan
Big Springs
Ascom Reagaty
Reanani Louis Martinez
Decastra
Simva
Mexico
Caitun
Chicago
Pullman Conduster
Henrique S. Amada
City of Mexico
Fred W. Freeman
el Paso
Tex
E. EB. Lennon
el Pane
St. Mary's Hospital
Tucson
Farm Products Show Is a Sure Thing in LaGrange
LaGrange county representatives gathered at the courthouse Saturday to back a planned farm products show this fall. Organized last winter under Louis N. Litman as president, Robert M. Wadell secretary, and H. C. Hilsner vice president, the meeting drew speakers highlighting countywide benefits and strong farmer support for a successful event. Committees will set the exact date, with the show expected to be one of the biggest affairs in LaGrange.
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Lagrange
Ind
LaGrange County
Court House
la Grange
Louis N. Litman
Robert M. Wadell
H. C. Hilsner
S. K. Gannard
Uhat
Fire Sweeps Middle Point Destroying Dozens Of Buildings
A barn fire began at Rev W B Streete's premises in Middle Point on Sunday afternoon and spread rapidly. In three hours sixteen structures burned, including the Sieckler barber shop, Foster and Askin’s store, the PB.F.W.&R.R. depot, the post office, Mrs Daniel Norman’s restaurant, an undertaker’s office, and several others. Delphos and Van Wert fire crews responded, likely preventing spread to the town. Estimated loss about 401,890 with under one third covered by insurance. A Menshin was chief.
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Daniel Norman
Exchange of the
Middle Point Telephone Company
Delphos
van Wert
Tm Litte
A. A- Menshin
Big Day Planned at Auburn Coliseum for Democratic Rally
The Auburn rally aims to draw county residents and visitors for a major Democratic event on September day. Speakers include Rushville Democrat Frank J. Hall for lieutenant governor, Lagport’s M. J. Larry for supreme, and Marshall of Colon with W. H. Nusbaum as chairman. State and district officials are expected, plus Edward Hotta, Jackson state chair, to attend.
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Bist News Buren
Auburn
Ind
Alan
Frank J. Hall
Rushville
Lieutenant Soyemnor
M. J. Larry
Lagport
Smprin Afl
Marshall
Colon
W. H. Nusbaum
Gates
Tackson
Toe Strict
Edward Hotta
Tie
Tie Brean cd
Thorn
City Schools Set September 14 Opening Date
City schools announced yesterday that the fall term will begin on September 14. Plans include heating and ventilation improvements and a postponed start date, with a revised schedule for opening amid district efforts to finalize arrangements.
Sure Shot Sam Opens Season at Theaters
The first seat sale of the season features Sure Shot Sam opening at traction today Friday with a Saturday matinee. The microframe play follows a mountain folk tale of a young man who infiltrates a gang to break it up, amid thrilling climaxes and a dynamic dynamite-scene.
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Sam
Tom_B. Parker
Ukes
Cistern Tennessne
Conmertoithus
Amon
Farm Hands in Battle, Serious Charge Filed
Two farm hands faced a serious charge after a Monday morning confrontation near Unie Hy Yeuge, with one man alleged to have assaulted another using a knife. The incident occurred near Sinael Serhty, just west of Warsaw, following an earlier dispute at the same location.
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Sinael Serhty
Silinwest
Warsaw
Swinehart
Warsaw couple wed after secret engagement lengthens wait
Leonard Baker, rubber goods manufacturer of Port Wayne, and Cattle Patton of Warsaw, obtained a marriage license ten days earlier. The ceremony occurred Sunday at a rowing location in Warsaw with close relatives and witnesses present.
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Warsaw
Ind
Leonard & Baker
Port Wayne
Patton
Dinerhier
Dir
Gunes Patton
Matta
Connie
Ware
Butler to unveil soldiers' monument at town ceremony
Local officers plan a public unveiling of a soldiers' monument in Butler with a crowd expected. The event will feature a committee organized program, a band, and speakers from community groups and veterans organizations.
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Butler
Best cab line in the city
A terse classified note touts the best cab line in the city and a phone number 1301. It mentions hot brat and urges readers to place want ads in the Journal Gazette at a nominal per word rate.
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Gazette
Decatur Wife Beater Arrested for Brutal Assault
W. E. Falk ex county surveyor of Adams County was jailed after pleading guilty to beating his wife. A neighbor affidavit led to his arrest and an eight dollar fine plus costs with thirty days in jail. Once head of the city waterworks, his dismissal followed illness and incompetence.
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W. E. Falk
Adams County
Hal
Decatecr
Abe
Palk
Marshal Buhinke
Amanda Hess
France
Falk
William Stafford Drowns in Eel River Swim
Willian Stafford twenty two a farmer from Kosciusko county drowned Sunday evening in the Eel river between South Whitley and Collamer. He swam with Neal Beatty’s son, cried for help, and was recovered after a quarter hour. He was married to Velma Idle and leaves brothers and a half brother. Funeral Tuesday at the family home near Sidney with burial in the Quinn River cemetery.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Willian Stafford
Sidner
Kosciusko County
Sunda
Vening
Eel River
South Whitley
Collamer
Stafford
Worth Norris
Sidney
Neal Beatty
Colamer
Wiliam C. Beatty
Mr. Norris
Young Ten Swart
Beatty
John Tschantz
Velma Idle
Charles Idle
Mury
Terment
Ql River
Cleveland Township
Replibligan Prosperity Overstated in Angola Wager
Angola Indiana August 4 Farly Shents wagered with Bob Ramsay that hog prices would reach seven cents by June 1. The bet, settled at Oak Bluff hotel Crooked fake, ended with Shents hosting a Supper for the club. Hog prices disappointed Shents but pleased Ramsay and the group.
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Kist
Angola
Ind
Farly
Charie Shents
Bob Ramsay
Charlie
Democrate
Oak Bluff
Ela
George Crawford
Sun
Rit
Heine
Charlies
Rameau
Universalist Assembly and Indiana Convention Gather in Rome City
The Universalist interstate assembly and Indiana convention meet in Rome City from August 16 to 28. Opening services and a social kick off the week, with full program including sermons and a new feature. attendance invited.
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Rist
Albion
Ind
Universalist
Indiana
Rome
Clts
Sunt
Spomen
Weanesis
Battlefleet drills set on distant seas at night
A fragmented report notes a naval fleet moving at latitude 1 south longitude 17 west with a distant coast and daily dusk landfall near Anckland. Details are unclear but imply nightly watches and ongoing operations as ships cover long distances.
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Buva
Talarnds
Lomgitude
Aneckland
Kclesa
Anckland
Union Services Meld in Albion Church Scene
In Albion Indiana a joint union service united the churches at the Wes church and the M E church. The Rev A F Kner of the 11 1 I church delivered a strong witness to a large morning congregation. Edson Handy, a renowned upland singer from Chico, performed a solo during the service. The boy mentioned is thirteen.
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Alton
Ind
Albion
Wes
A. F. Kner
M. E
Edson Handy
Upland
Chico
Teach Me Thy Way O Lord Sung Impressively
A youthful vocalist aged years delivered a superb performance of Teach Me Thy Way O Lord. The aria showcased remarkable voice control to a large and appreciative audience.
Moon and Christen Win $12000 Wren School House Contract
DeKalb area notes Moon and Christen of Decatur Indiana awarded the contract to build the new $12,000 school house at Wren Ohio. The modern structure is to be erected before December 1 and work will begin this week after other local firms bid.
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Kist
Decatur
Ind
Moon and Christen
Wren
Mami Christen
Horse and buggy stolen while at Kendallville
By Kist News Bureau Kendallville Ind Aug Late this afternoon no trace had been earned of the horse that was stolen from the hitching park near A D S Strong's blacksmith shop late Saturday evening. Grover Yelser, son of muel Yelser, drove into Kendallville and clicked his horse near the shop. About 9 o'clock Mr Yelser started to go ahead could not find his horse. After using the phone to his home and along different roads out of the city he concluded that his horse and buggy had been stolen and no trace had been learned by late afternoon. The horse was a boy aged seven years, weight about 1,100 pounds, with a white spot on the nose. The buggy was a brown geared dark trimmed Butler buyer in good condition.
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Kist
Kendallville
Ind
DS Strong
Grover Yelser
Muel Yelser
Ernest W Cook Re-elected President Of School Board
The school board met in the old high school building to reorganize with Ernest W Cook re-elected president. Anselm Fuelber was chosen treasurer and James H Pre secretary, amid a harmonious meeting. The board plans to delay further business pending next gatherings.
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Ernest W. Cook
Citizens’ Trust Company
Anselm Fuelber
James H. Pre
Secretar
Cook
School district plans fire escapes and new heating
The board will act on numerous projects as cool weather ends its lull. A new Blogwingdale school is expected to reach building proportions soon, with fire escapes and heating ventilating systems to be installed in several schools. Regular fall duties will also keep members busy.
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Blogwingdale
Warsaw Woman Dies at New Decatur Alabama
A telegram from Warsa, Ind., reports the death of Mrs. Alice Borton wife of L A V Borton and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El Malice of Warsa. She died Sunday evening at 7 oclock in New Decatur Alabama after combat with cancer and a brain blood clot. The body will reach Warsaw Tuesday at 9 39 PM and burial is planned at Oakwood cemetery.
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Kist
Warsaw
Ind
Alice Borton
L. AV. Borton
EL Malice
Warsa
New Decatur
Ala
Orelock
Barton
Oakawiai Cemetery
Mule Kills Petersburg Man After Attack on Calf
Jonathan Catt of Petersbur g died from wounds after a mule kicked him in the side. The animal had first attacked a calf, prompting Catt to strike the mule. it then wheeled, kicked him, trampled him, and bit him. The incident occurred west of Peters burg, with authorities labeling the mule vicious.
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Kist News Breau
Petersburg
Ind
Jonathan
Catt
Here
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