Speed Program for the Fair at Fort Wayne
Entries for stake races have closed but harness event entries stay open until September 11. Fort Wayne association promises one of the finest race programs, with a strong slate of harness events and top stakes on the September 1549 fair card. Dr William F Myers, secretary, says the independent events will surpass prior state and midwest showings.
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Fort Wayne
William F. Myers
Middle West
Progran
Eee Ee Dh
Bony
Rile
Gover
Lim. Premger
Fr. Myers
T. Strieder
Albion Attorney Corrects Reports on Drainage Case
Albion attorney disputes journal accounts of the Kunkalman Jolk hart drainage case. He cites hundreds of protest signatures, many signed by the objectors’ attorney, and questions the authorship and accuracy of the newspaper paragraphs referenced.
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Batter Journal-Gazette
Elkhart river drainage ruling sparks legal clash
A long dispute over drainage laws in Noble and LaGrange counties draws scrutiny as the Supreme Court cites a repealing act described as rough justice. H. Zimmerman, attorney for petitioners, argues the act was crafted to defeat the proceedings and protect a rival ditch running through multiple counties amid broader claims of misleading statements about the case.
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Evita
Noble
Lagrange
Gupretoe
Elkhart
H. Gd. Zimmerman
Wright Seen as Likely Secretary of War This Summer
Former Philippines governor general and current ambassador to Japan, Luke Wright, is expected to join President Roosevelt in the cabinet as secretary of war this summer. The move follows Taft’s anticipated succession plans and Wright’s Democratic background, though he has served under Roosevelt. Wright’s appointment could influence Tennessee elections, with Memphis and state figures watching closely. George Cook of Auburn joined Company K, traveling to Angolt for rifle practice near Lake James.
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Luke
Wright
Philippines
Japan
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Tut
Memphis
Tenn
George Coo
Auburn
Angolt
Lake James
Local notes from Garrett Indiana and vicinity
Garrett minor news reports arrivals visits and injuries including Ed Gatts and family guests Mrs J W Wagner. Warl Forman. Baliie Moses. Charles Wagoner. Dr Beechler. Dona Van Auken. Tiattie Baxter. Henry Goaser injured. city hospital. Col John F Finerty dead in Chicago after liver illness. widow and two adult children John F Finerty Jr and Vern Finerty.
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Butler
Charles
Fammy
Cowen Street
Dr. Beechler
Dr. Beach
Ler
Dona van Auken
Auburn
Florence Pollard
Tiattie Baxter
Garrett
Tienry Goaser
Vital
Tinerty
Chicago Citizen
Colonel Finerty
John FF
Finerty
New York Central
Miss Vern
University of Chicago
Commencement Week at Indiana Colleges
Commencement week across Indiana colleges includes Rose Polytechnic Institute DePauw University Franklin College Earlham Purdue and others. Graduations feature diplomas to dozens of seniors and advanced degrees at Purdue with notable addresses by Dr Harvey Wiley. Local events include senior hops plantings and alumni activities in Crawfordsville and nearby towns.
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Earlham College
Lunisley Hell
Herbert L. Wilitts
University of Chicago
Kelly
Zaxibum
Glug Ade
Lapayettha
Ind
Purdue University
Fowler Bath
Purdue
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agrical
Tire
Warsaw area notes and obituaries from June 10
George D Beroth of Warsaw enters real estate in South Bend. James Richardson of Silver Lake fined 17 for assaulting Bessie Arnold. Lloyd L Burt and Hazel Lockwan to wed at the bride’s home in Warsaw. Dr H M Shawl of Gaston drowned. body moved to his lot for burial. Abraham Strickler of North Manchester dies. funeral held. Ethel Baker named assistant librarian in South Bend. J B Noel to Paoli Kansas for new job. DeSoto Grant and family visiting Warsaw from Las Vegas. Mrs Ivan Klecknar and children return to Elkhart after Warsaw visit. Calvin Fruther arrives from Indianapolis. Alla Mumuw returns from Rensselaer. T F Phillips returns to Logansport from Warsaw. J J Bibler returns to Warsaw after Plymouth visit. Jesaic Thayer visits Atwood then Warsaw. Alexander Moore of DeGraft Ohio in Warsaw for Indiana Knights Templars conclave. Lewis Wann listed in Wabash College graduating class. Athol Biggs of Warsaw graduates from Indianapolis Young Ladies’ School.
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Warsaty
Ind
George D. Beroth
Warsaw
South Bend
James Richardson
Silver Lake
Justles
W. H. Biter
Bessie Arnold
Lloyd L. Burt
Miss Hazel
Lockwan
Harry Lockwond
H. M. Shawl
Gaston
Tippecanoginke
Wergon
Abraham Strickler
Manchester
Kesciuske County
Ethel Baker
J. B. Noel
Paoli
Kas
DeSoto Grant
Las Vegas
N. M
George McClellan
Ivan Klecknar
Elkhart
AL Howard
Calvin Fruther
The
Knighta Templars of Indiane
Indianapolis
Alla Mumuw
Waray
Rensselaer
T. F. Phillips
Minnie Lloyd
Loganeport
J. J. Bibler
Plymouth
Jesaic Thayer
Atwood
Alexander Moore
DeGraft
Indiana Knights Templars
Lewis Wann
Wabash ‘College
Athol Biggs
Young Ladies’ School
Judge Biggs
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Albion
Auburn Minor News
George Werstein
We Bondatiile
Derstein
Charles W. Knapp
Knapp
McDowell Brothers
East Seventh Street
Auburn Courier
Husselman
Syracuse
New York
Waterloo
George Shepard
Hicksville
W. E. Kiblinger
Iay Hogue
D. W. Strauss
Home Telephone Company
Jast
Rina
Garrett Minor News
John F. Finerty
John
Journal-Gazette
Colleges of
Indiana
Terre Haute, Tod
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Loulavitly
Morrow
Calvin M. Woodward
School of Engineering
Washington University
St. Louis
Franklin
Gryan
Yranklin College
Richmond
Crawfordsville
Musanicyemple
Warbash College
Crawfordarila High School
Q. U. S. Alumni Association
Masonrc Temple
the Temple
Kosciusko County
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Michigan
U.S
Postum Cereal Co
U.S.A
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