Court news amain Koehler closes doors at Mone
The court heard licenses requests with Koehler losing renewal and others withdrawing licenses as saloons across town faced renewals. Many licenses granted or transferred while Paul Hoffmansperger and others sought purchases. a harmony declaration was approved for Teel’s bass dimensions.
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Stephen A. Callahan
Sagainst Koehler
Police Lenz
George Googlery
R Stroun
Maysville Road
Louis [Hy Batley
Lastayette Street
John W
Philip Hoffmansperger
Fairfield Avenuue
Edwin Mani Ite Tans
Alfred A. Hoffman
Paul Frankenstels
Melward i
Gearhart
Wells Street
Wenderley
Wells
More Rheumatism Than Ever Before Claim
An advertisement warns that rheumatism is widespread among clergy, lawyers, brokers, mechanics and merchants this year. It touts Curled? poskepoountal of Riouma as a daily remedy, claims fast relief from sharp twinges and swollen joints, and urges readers to purchase from Myer Bros or any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poskepoountal
Mvyer Bros
Gempuns
Dla
Ehdea
Scherer Case Up For Change Of Venue In District Court
Georg Po Scherer of Warne rtownshin appeared in court as his attorney O Rourke and Hagemann moved for a venue change. Judge W I Ithorn presided. Debated juror challenges and potential defense names were to be clarified as the case proceeds.
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Georg Po Scherer
Truglee
Ehnathieton
Dungeon MM
Tink
Auburn
Dave Esm
Decree
Courthouse Actions and Civil Suit Notes
Courthouse offices will close this afternoon and Thursday afternoon, with the building open day and night this week for Centennial activities. Levis Zweig sues Tralph Hipkins, John Suelzer Jr, Shute and Shute & Hipkins for 150 dollars over a leaking roof neglect after work. Louis Vloss represents the plaintiff. Victorian Fort seeks a divorce from William B. Ford over alleged separations and an arrest incident. The court sentenced a man to workhouse time with suspended terms upon a promise to pay wages. Elizabeth Springer sues Guy C. Springer for cruelty and threats, seeking protection from molestation.
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Levis Zweig
Tralph Hipkins
John Suelzer, Jr
Shute and Shute & Hipkins
Shute & Hpkins
The
Plaintry
Tan Street
Buelver
Becuse
Aurety
Louis Vloss
William B. Ford
Daston
Howard Blanthern
Court items show varied damages and dispositions in Fort Wayne area
Brief court notes record damages awarded against Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction and others, several cases disposed of or set for trial in Superior Court, circuit and virrnlt courts. Special judge named in Oscar Nelson case. numerous property and development actions listed with varied sums and additions.
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David Weber
Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Dn Dikwit
Western Union Telecraft Company
1St Charles Winner
Groton Vs. Cooly
Superingenunt
Ty Tie Caey
Gorge WY. Remnett
Ub Ale V8
Tugabeth
Seb Naide
Honpy
Jorys
Daniel Buskirk
Chas. W. Grosvenor
Robert BR. Drethethus Hres
Oscar W. Nelson
Willian K. Noble
Frederick Ostting
Webb
The
Traction Company
Cheinge
Von
Ee Thomas Co
Kalb County
Sherman MeKeawn
Cente
Judemont
George W. Kyers
McComb Outlines Coming County Graduation Program
McComb superintendent reveals details for the June 18 commencement at the Palace theater. A governor’s address by HL Gul plus a male quartet from Harlan and an orchestra led by Prof. George Thorepson will perform. Estimated graduates total 273, about sixty more than the previous year.
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McComb
Alan County Schoois
Palace
Tov
EB. Burely
Harlan
Ind
George d. Thorepson
Willelal Vist
M Goib I
Memorial Day Observed with Services and Visits
South Milford and surrounding areas observed memorial day with church services and a morning gathering at South Milford. Attendees visited several local sites including Milton Bethel Woodruff Brushy Prairie East Springfield Mount Pisgal and Shady Nook estate where John Englert welcomed them. Evening events in Bonih Milford featured a Memorial address by Hon. Vermont Mhley of Kendallville with special music by Ambrose Logan Jr Mary E Searley Edna Mary Pauline and Louise Aiken. Numerous locals hosted guests and planned social visits with Kendallville, North Webster, Coldwater Michigan, and other nearby communities.
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Brushy Prairie
East Springfeld
Mount Pisgal
Shady Nook
Bie Lone Lake
John Englert
Bonih MI
Ford
Vermont Mhley
Kendallville
Eylswat
Ambrose Logan, Jr
Mary
Searley
Edna Mary
Pauline
Louise Aiken
Kendallville ix
Ala
Louie Lieh- In
Engagement and wedding rings and gifts at Oswald’s
Fort eight acres at Winona sold at public auction in Warsaw Indiana. Land lots near Winona park auctioned by Mond G Wood. Hartel acted as night bidder with bid of 1400 dollars. Professor BR of Bixee provided a statement on the show fairness. Creditors urged to join the distribution. cash in proportion to claims. Other bidders included Pend Boyer and Mex Johnson.
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Warsaw
Ind
Winona Park
G. Wood
Hartel
Bixee
Schow Wrentiy
Pend Boyer
Mex
Tohnson
Petition Rejected Over Regularities By Board
Widespread concerns over a wet petition lead to rejection by the board amid irregularities. Officials cited issues with the petition’s count and process, with county authorities stating now is not the time for further action. The scene involved Washington bay area forces and local commissioners, as criteria for an option remained unsettled and the petition was filed earlier.
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Wareaw
Tad
Dune
Washington Bayn
Ali
Best decorated Dodge car in Randall parade prize
A $20 gold prize will be awarded to the best decorated Dodge car in the auto parade. Location cited as Randall at 120 West Washington.
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Randall
120 West
Washington
Men's Suits in Budget Range at 1024 California St
Men and young men can buy suits with $1 down and weekly payments. Conservative models feature fine material and trim pat ruility. Available sizes and prices range from $12.59 to $25 with options $18 to $25. Store address noted as 1024 California Street.
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Athor Suitent
Ménter
Calioun St
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the Court News
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Mone
Tiacl
J. H
Sammy") Hwenler
Phab Calhoun Street
Alvin Blakely
John Chambers
Koehler
Qnse
Clerasymen
SUN Glass
Grand Leeder
Sharons
Mourtings
Optical Dept
Stoca
Triumph
Optical Department
Ft. Wayne
von Binzer
Ptical Dept
Scherer
Indiana
Gantu
Goodyear
Trask
Wayne Motor Service Co
Harrison
Anthony Howe
Fort Wayne
Blackstone
N. E. Corner
Wayne and Harrison
Lares
Ryan
Alan & Aldrich
Dore
Elizabeth Springer
Guy C. Springer
Saye Hee Hushantt
ER Ouleives
Fridoe Fie Dirgronald
William A. Dldtes
Fuverin Tolls Lert
Peter AL Willebes
Mary Rasmussen
Tesenmpositar
Huirher
Fort Serge
Merry Sr
Peter Moran
Gobi
Htomd
Jets Seat
Adliion
Hulid
Naitle
Watt
Roomwood
Brederick
Wiegmann
Tae
Sande
Wituwood
Tnt
Torch
Seowpittos and Dre Company
Selomon AC Teliman
Higerivon Feit
I Meiffon
Bond Ry T Mammion
Prince
Jon Aml
Mattie
Subibivisionn
Fiat
Robert Treas
Hata Ke Culler
Sanin Buskirk
Mariia
Vin Hsiirl
Lok
Amit E
van Buskirk
Samuel
Jen Tng
Switad
Wcomb
Burns” Palm Garden
Calhoun
South Milford News
Hoop Miltotia
William Kline
Bese
Dam Ron
Earl
North Webster
Blackman
Lyaban Misher
Plaza
Coldwater
Michigan
B.A. Idongwenker
George Uowlind
Irs. Ieon Hal
Woodruff
Indies
Oswald
Winona
BOARD
Anthony Hotel
Yaa Larisa
Berghoff
Berghoff Brewing Association
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