Commission Endorses Tariff Commission Plan
A delegation of manufacturers and traders urged immediate action for a tariff commission to study domestic and foreign costs and profits. They seek a maximum and minimum tariff to balance free trade risks while protecting U.S. producers. President Roosevelt may be addressed to support a formal tariff inquiry.
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Payne
Cppsaling
Soa
Wartisen Tariff Commission
Bayeridge
Campaig
Congress
Beveridge
Tariff Commission
Con-Tres
Roosevelt
Electric line to Richmond extended from Fort Wayne
A meeting of business leaders today launched a project to extend the Fort Wayne and Springfield line to Richmond. The line from Part War to Decatar is already in operation, with the new phase expanding service to the city and promising regional connectivity.
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Tournal-Gazette
Richmond
Ind
Mien and Timmneiers
Fort Warne
Springfield
Part Wari
Decatar
The Truth About Kidney Trouble From an early warning to trusted remedies
An article warns readers about kidney trouble and signs to watch for including persistent weariness and albumen in eliminations. It notes that kidney disease can advance silently without pain and urges medical care. It mentions Volt on’s Renul Compound as a potential aid, with publication by a medical bulletin office in Oakland California.
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Volton
War saw men harvesting ice by lantern light
War sa w men are employed on the lakes near Kestluske Guunty in ten inch thick ice. The men work by lantern light, harvesting the season’s ice for storage and consumption as storms and cold hamper other labor. Many have worked here for years, and some fear the work may end as crews explore other opportunities.
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Dundreds
Nan Ara
Kestluske
Coates
Pike
No Applications For Liquor License In Auburn
Proceedings in the Auburn county commissioner's court showed no license applicants appeared despite ads from Butler and Gyarrett. Expectations of a heated contest were dashed as remonstrances and filing deadlines loomed, but no licenses were sought this day.
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Auburn
Gey
Commissioners’ Court
Hey
Butler
Gyarrett
Auburn Considers New City Hall Proposal
At a February city council meeting in Auburn Indiana the Ways and Means Committee reported favorably on building a modern city hall to replace the dilapidated Cedar and Ninth Street structure. Councilman Ric Nabb urged immediate steps toward the improvement, signaling near-term action.
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Auburn
Ind
Committee On Ways and Means
Cedar and
Ninth Streets
Ric Nabb
Ways and Means
le Near Sue
Poynter Rites Held For Mrs Deb Poynter
Mrs Deb Poynter formerly of Clay towny big end died January 24 after long illness. Shipped from Washington last evening for burial in Miller cemetery. She lived forty years in the county and recently moved to vex Weab with husband Mr Poynter, superintendent of a large house. Funeral to be held at home with burial in Miller cemetery.
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Alice Poynter
Big
Buriel
Former eS Nge Business Man Dies at 64 in Lagrange
LAGRANGE Ind Feb 4 Frank Solombn Walters a long time resident and popular business man died at his home last night at 11 46 o clock after a long illness He was widely known in Lagrange for his success and sociable nature The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 40 o'clock from the house and burial will be in Greenwood cemetery COLUMBIA CITY Wa Feb 4 Zarland Botzner infant son of Mr and Mrs Botzner died shortly after noon today after illness since Sunday He was born December 17 1909 and was one month and twenty three days old Services will be held at Berriam Chapel church Wednesday afternoon The body will be taken from the residence at 9 o'clock and arrive at the church about 11 o'clock
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Lagrange
Ind
Frank Solombn Walters
Walters
Myeryman
Umea
Paris N Lagrange
Columbia City
Zarland Bi
Clavenne ‘Botzner
Berriam Chapel
Leesburg
Inn
Calline
Vernon Summy
Charles Summy
Tas Baard
Pati Iante
Order
Gas Goob
Wahl-Henius Institute
Chicago
Charles Miebergall
Gaob
Che
Hanna
Risht
Lewin Street
Delagrangs
Jefferson and
Beane Streets
Mir. Walton H Ingham
Edncelh Wallongs Lite Tosueanes ‘Company
Fea
Gbleaga
Ena Logenaport
Bloomington
Indiana
Bsa
Infirmary Patient Falls and Fractures Leg
In Parsaty Iowa a county infirmary patient Mary Miers aged 23 falls while crossing her room. The incident at the Kasducks county poor farm is linked to her advanced age and is considered serious.
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Parsaty
Mary Miers
Kasducks
Sevfone
Whitley County Items Columbia Cot Feb 4
Ray Emerick of Union township shows slight improvement after illness. M S Howard Simons of Thorncreek township has been ill for three weeks with remivor trouble. Theodore Smith lost furniture from Hugh Rummel’s Union home to John Burd farm and had a runaway but little damage. Charley Jones of Washington township returned from Fort Wayne after surgery. Katy Gross of Washington Grove was taken to Fort Wayne for throat treatment. Meridanier Lenpota and Heh Tiantela went to Chicago for a few days. Mrs Ridings and others mourn the deceased. Inba Cotlorty of Thornedok sustained a severe injury but is improving. Eld is RiReynice, aged several years, in weary condition.
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Ray Emerick
Union Township
M.S. Howard Simnons
Thorncreck Township
Tyree Vapaths
Charley Jones
Washington
Fort Wayne
Sne
Bedalée
Bla
Jeho
Tyuvs Ce Horie
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Fort Whyte
John Grows
Chicago
Hay
Compton Chisel
Mick
Thomerdok Rawn
Teno
Damissi Situnis
Mysterious Double Tragedy Near South Whitley Indiana
In South Whitley Indiana Phillip Cox and his son Jacob Cox died after violent injuries following a Sunday incident four miles south of town. Authorities report the father’s throat wound and the son’s head injury, with both deaths deemed unclear in cause. Funerals set for Langside and shared church services planned at the Park View U B church with Rev S H L Yager officiating.
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Ind
Pet
Jack Cox
Phillip Cox
Assane
Longelife
Tag Journal- Gazette
Dig Home
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Langsiffe
Phillip Cor
Tanerel
Pair View U. B
Wednesder
Puimio Cox
Sane
HL Yager
South Whiter
Hay
Yager
Youthful Bandits Attack Millobord Youth at Church Exit
A group of youths aged 14 to 15 assaulted a 22-year-old resident near Apostolic Church in Milford, Indiana at 4 a.m. Wudrich received stitches above the eye after a brutal beating with a club. The assailants fled, later confessing to the crime. authorities recovered the weapon and prepared probable charges amid public outcry. The victim suspects a personal grudge, while the youths' prior trouble factors into potential case severity.
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Mulbord
Ind
Huaren
Woolrich
Apostolic Cristian Church
Genapap Wickig
Charlea
Wudrich
Gandhs
Ths
Serosa
Clem
Dn Bansom
Pristian
Pulles Ofcers
Newsomer
Bos
Wulrich
Smith
Clayton
M. Groves
Milford
Mind of an Infirmary Patient Triggers Escape Attempt
Albert Ward, an inmate at Kosciaks county infirmary, became insane yesterday and attacked objects as his mind snapped. Superintendent Alva Rackhil ordered force to subdue him and Ward has long suffered epileptic fits and impaired faculties. His condition is reported as serious and his health fragile.
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Warsaw
Albert Ward
Fry
Kosciaks County
Alva Rackhil
Corce
Ministers Push Bible into Warsaw Schools
Warsaw ministers meeting led by Rev D H Guild presented “The Bible to Our Public Schools” calling for daily Bible reading in Warsaw public echoals. Attendees endorsed the sentiment and urged the Legion to act, aiming to place Bible study in schools and seek broader support.
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Warsaw
Dex
Winona
Valley Line Hailway Treble in Induced Snow Wreck
In Angola Indiana a Valley Line train struck a turned electric motor car in a snowstorm. The barn building was wrecked, the engine damaged, and the motor car removed. The wreck blocked the line until plow crews cleared it Monday afternoon.
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Angola
Ind
Sanirdey
Rt. Joseph Valley Railway
Jereat
Trustee of VanBuren Township in limelight again
A writ of mandamus case in Lagran ge County court involves William Bender v James Kine of Van Buren township over transportation duties. The dispute stems from a school attendance controversy where trustees followed a strict interpretation, causing students to be bused long distances and prompting parent petitions, with a settlement awaited on several questions.
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Vanburen Township
Lagrangh
Ind
William Bender
James Kine
VanBuren
Lagrange
Gurkie
Commissioners Adjourn For Another Week In LaGrange
In LaGrange Indiana county commissioners adjourned after a two day session and will reconvene next Monday. The day’s work centered on war time bill approvals and a heavy docket of ditch petitions. Petitioners seek relief in groups as several petitions have been carried forward repeatedly.
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Lagrange
Ind
Climan
Cancer Claims Life of Local Man in LaGrange
LaGrange Ind Feb d The death of David J Lang occurred Sunday at 4 pm after a two year illness. An autopsy by Dr Wyatt and Johnson Bros undertakers concluded stomach cancer caused his death. He leaves a wife and five children.
Horse Sale Attracts Large Crowd In Claypool Indiana
The twelfth annual sale by Rhoades & Bachey drew a big crowd in Claypool Indiana with unusually fine turnout and all hitching posts filled. Jiversx barn was overflowing and many horsemen registered at local hotels. The Ladies' Aid Society served a substantial dinner and gross receipts reached a notable amount.
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Claypool
Ind
Rhoades & Bachey
Citypool
Ladies’ Aid Society
TL T. Church
Supers
Meeting in Silver Lake on new telephone system
In Silver Lake Indiana on February 4 a local meeting of men organized a cooperative group discussed sharing half gale funds for a planned system. A house telephone already exists at Stoner of Clayponl and will be rented as the Silver Lake central link signaling a bright outlook for the venture.
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Ind
Muteal Telephone Company
No. & School
Howie Tov
Ling
Stoner
Clayponl
Suverlake
Change in Lecture Dates at Hamilton Indiana
A notice from Hamilton Indiana announces changes to lecture dates. The February 11 talk by Dr Atkinson has been moved to February 25 as a Saturday event. The February 4 session was postponed to a later Friday or Saturday not specified in the text.
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Hamilton
Familton
Ind
Ines of
Atkinson Torturo
New Theory Successful in Indianapolis
The article reports on a purported medical breakthrough by L. T. Cooper in Indianapolis claiming his preparation revives health and vitality. It cites public rush to see him, testimonials from local residents like F. Campbell regarding chronic stomach pain, and assertions that Cooper’s New Discovery improves digestion and well being after years of illness.
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Lou Cooper
Cooper
Tom Buhly
Dike Anonruiia
Indianapolis Star
Vine
Fainting episode in Chicago court stalls proceedings
In Chicago Mrs M Donald fainted during testimony about a decedent Guarda. Dr N Artis described wounds as self inflicted looking. Mrs McDonald revived after a pause and the judge adjourned until tomorrow. In Indiana Vernon Summy predicted his death at 6 3 0 am tomorrow. Funeral held Sunday.
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Chicago
McDonald
Guarda
Guetta
Tme
McDoveld
Brg. AlcDonald
Judee Bren
Alton Packard Lecture Feb 8 Urged
Journal Gazette announces an upcoming lecture by Alton Packard on February 8 and urges readers to verify timely delivery of the Journal Gazette. It defends punctual delivery, asks subscribers to report any delays to the office, and warns against excuses from carriers.
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Alton Packard
Journal Gazette
Journal-Gazette
Journal-Gazette CO
City News Highlights From Indiana Town
Local items report a February 4 church sermon on death and afterlife, a police alarm system bid date set for February 18, and routine notices about a street accident on East Columbia Street. Various residents, including Frank J. Dunten and a Wahl-Henius Institute visitor, are noted with travel, meetings, and church activities.
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