PLAN 10 BEGIN INTERURBAN AT ONCE
Columbia City Indiana June 16 The Indianapolis Huntington Columbia City and Northwestern electric line seems an assured fact Benjamin Raupfer Whitley County board member returned from Indianapolis with word construction will begin before May 11 at Goshen to North Webster section and proceed southward a bond issue of 490000 will be sold upon engraving work to fund the project Whitey County residents welcome the northern south interurban taking concrete form
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Columbia
City
Ind
Indianapolis
Huntington
Columbia City
Northwestern Electric
Benjamin Raupfer
Whitley County
Direcwrs
Yolot
Stracugy
North Webster
Ywhittey County
North Snd Wouth
Democratic convention at Columbia City forms joint ticket
Delegates from Whitley, Huntington and Kosciusko counties convened in Columbia City to nominate joint senator and joint representative candidates. Phil Clugston was renominated for joint senator by acclamation, with Edward C. Deke named for joint representative. The meeting featured chairmen W A Bucher and R F Haber and officials S Snyder for the Whitley circuit. Sarah Barnes vs Sarah Snyder seeks $900 in damages over horse theft and dog bite incidents, with Marshall McNigny & Clugator representing the plaintiff.
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Columbia City
Eircuit Court
Phil
Clugston
Fle
Marshal
MtcNeem & Cloyston
Whitley
Untiogton
T Ty Clntonia
B. F. Hall
Witley
Ri. Kosciusko
Huntington
Mr. Clugston
A. A. Adama
P. Kaler
B. F., Hurd
W. A. Bucher
Kyselertis
John Proshiy
Pierceton
Fr. Deke
Ninile
Kinclasin
Ind
Sarah Barnes
Whitley Cireuit
Sarah Snyder
Marshall, McNigny & Clugator Amplaintifs
Young Marine Home on Furlough in Columbia City
Herbert Z. Markley of the United States Marine Service arrived in Columbia City to spend a ten days furlough with his parents Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Markley. He enlisted in St. Louis two years ago and served on the battleships Oslo Oregon and Baltimore with shore duty in the Philippines. He has seen parts of the Pacific, China and Japan and may reenlist in 1907 with plans for Panama service where Marines are in demand.
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Columbia City
Ind
Herbert Z. Markley
United States Marine Service
City
J. W. Markley
St. Louis
Oslo
Oregon
Baltimore
Imucly
Pacific Islands
China
Japan
Panama
Bonds Issued for Coesse School House Work
The Union township advisory board led by John F. Mogerman Wat C. More and Keyes Liards with Trustee Elmer J. Nei authorized 9000 dollars in bonds for a new Coesse school building. Bonds bear 4 percent interest and will be sold within thirty days. Excavation and construction have begun and must be completed before the September school term.
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Columbia Cpey
Union Tow Ship
John FP. Mogsman
Wat C. More
Keyes Iards
Elmer J. Nei
Coesse
Training Chorus Will Give Sacred Concert
Columbia City Indiana June 15 The choir of thirty trained voices will give a specially prepared Sacred concert at the Methodist church in Wilselly Sunday evening. The choir, under Prof. Boyd Thutsell, has shown improvement and has been supplemented by skilled singers from outside the congregation. The program promises to be especially interesting.
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Columbia City
Ind
Wilselly
Woyd Thutsell
Memorial Sunday Knights of Pythias Service
The Knights of Pythias plan memorial Sunday in South Whitley with a 1 PM assembly at the Kye of Phull, led by the Ator band, marching to the Methodist Episcopal church for services including scripture, hymns, and an address on True Friendship, followed by cemetery rites at South Whitley cemetery with Rathbone Sisters participating and floral tributes to departed members. W F Norris and J Remington act as marshals for the day.
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South Whitley
Order of Knights of Fything
Kye of Phull
Ator
Hiatch
Methodist Episcopal Church
Erust i
Lures
Erost G. Lutes Benz
Wihbiey
Order of Rathbone Sisters
W. F. Norris
Temes J. Remington
Whitley County Party Returns From Long Trip
Mr and Mrs John Hurd and two nieces Misses Herha Miller and Clara Cole returned to their home south of Columbia after more than a year touring the west. They traveled through Missouri Nebraska Kansas Colorado and reached Colorado Springs before turning back to Kansas. The journey was costly but the party values the experience and health was excellent throughout.
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Columbia
Johm Hurt
Herha Miller
Clara Cole
Ninots
Tawa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kanets
Colorado
Rmite
California
Colorado Springs
Batons
Kan
Hurd
Breller
Man Swears Gun Was Drawn On Him In Indiana
In Columbia City Indiana Jung Ray Ketlick of Troy Township testified before Judge Eider that Orear Shaffer of Troy Township drew a weapon on him Thursday evening at Mut Wie. Ketlick said Shaffer acted hostile and without provocation and Shaffer hired counsel to defend the case.
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Columbia City
Ind
Jung
Ray Ketlick
Troy Township
Juntlee Eider
Orear Shaffer
Whitley County News Highlights Local Travel and Events
Mrs A F Martin of Cohinta city visits relatives in Butler. Simon Straw of Tgonior spends time in Columbia City. Miss Falla Kenner returns home after visiting Warkin. Harvest carnival planned for August with no July Fourth celebration. Fort Wayne Eagles to play Columbia City Grays at Columbia Lily Park Sunday. Local officers of the Tribe of Re Hur organized. refreshments served. Miss Anta Albertson returns from Oxford to Columbia City. Dr W Clark and daughter return from Canada. Sugar Creek drainage case adjourned to Sept 12 for new notice. Miss Effie Vollva returns to Greencastle after working in Columbia City millinery. Miss Eunice Tamme visits Columbia City. Mina Makemoon spends time in Las Vegas. Olin Hi Wolsheimer returns from North Dakota prospecting. Sam Schlosser addresses Jefferson Township on dairy machinery. Miss Ruth Neiday resigns as operator at Farmers Mutual Telephone exchange. Benton Dinom completes course at University of Indiana. returns home for vacation. Philip Parren to continue tailoring business in Columbia City. will pursue further training in Chicago.
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A. F. Martin
Cohintla City
Simon Straw
Tgonior
Columbia Ciy
Misa Falla Kenner
Columbia City
Warkin
Charuboses
Buti
Fort Waging
Fort Waging Eagles Will Play the Columbian City Grays
Columbia Lily
Columbia Chiyander
Tribe of Rea Hur
Anta Albertson
Wen
Oxford, O
Western College For Girls
Eunice Tamme
Las Vegas
N. M
Mary Makemoon
Mina Maxemoon
Tamme
Olin
Wolsheimer
Churubusco
North Dakota
Samet Schlosser
Plymouth
Jefferson Township
Jefferson Center
Ruth Nei
Farmers' Mutual Telephone Company Exchange
Milas Stella Young
Benton J. Dinom
Smith Township
Javill
Tiniversity of Indians
Bloomington
Bloom
Philip Parren
Jessa Farren
Colum-ba Ciy
Hia Myn
Embras Inn Jatar
Chlenga
Haa
Tloyd King
Chicago
Avilla
R. C. Johnson
Monroe
Kendallville
Stony
Alpivt
Indianapolis
Thursey
Gladys Harper
Albion
SM. Wiritl
Aller Township
Toot
Lisrange
John Bailisell
Naughter
J Seale
Ctcago
David Smith
Allva Township
Michael Stewart
Mims Charles Gatwal
Neva Bowman
Yoo Nelson
Kendaliente
Mildred. Mosler
Goodbrand
Charley Mulmngariser
Bessie Barcos
Misa Bersle Nelson
Kenckillylile
Uas
John Ruez
Isent Tog Kite
Shields
South Bend
Woodmen of America
Noble
Ian
Staheg
Addie Green
Ligonter
George Gary
Grange Towighto
Will Me| Manel
Hey. A. St. Cole
Kendalsville
Washington D. C
Gospel Shutl
Kendalville
Ame Teckley
Maud Pig
Gott
J.oly Teckley
Otto Long
Bell Telephons
Berl ¥Elenil
Tavor
Milford
Ian Albion
Two men jailed after Republican convention trouble in Albion
Fronie Cummings and James Bennett of Long Swept faced arrest after a disturbance at the Republican convention in Albion. They vandalized saloons and were fined ten dollars sixty cents each before being released. Local officials, including the marshal and deputy, detained the pair amid a tense scene that spilled from saloon to saloon.
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Albion
Ind
Fronie Cummings
James Bennett
Long Swept
He Coun Iy
Yenteriay
Benutt Ginst
Cummings
Benner Foth
Lown
Marstal
Fas
Pefers Justicie
Cummings Hus
Wien
Epworth League Convention Fort Wayne District Opens Auburn
Auburn Ind June 15 The Epworth League Fort Wayne district convention convenes in Auburn Tuesday June 19 and runs through June 27 The program opens with a consecration service led by Rev T Branderbury followed by an exhibition drill by the Knights of the Holy Grail from Garrett An address by M S Humphreys Indiana Anti Saloon League will discuss temperance efforts The meeting closes with a sunrise prayer at 5 30 am Thursday morning.
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Auburn
Ind
Epworth League
Fort Wayne
Nelustre
MLB
T. Branderbury
Hamilica
Knights of the Joly Grail
Garrett
M.S. Humphreys
Indiana AntiSaloon League
Indianapolis
Two Democrats Nominated For The Same Office In Altoona
Altooma Indiana June 15 election results from neighboring Garrett show two Democrats, Joias Veazer and Samuel Hauser, nominated for treasurer under Citizens tickets amid irregularities. Slouser allowed his name to stay on the Republican ticket due to peculiar circumstances. Hauser and Veazer are the new treasurers.
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Altooma
Ind
Arizona
Garrett, Root Silace
Joias Veazer
Samuel Hauser
Democrate
Newtine Deir
Slouser
Ollow
Hanser
Hollis Boy 10 Faces Surgery for Tuberculosis Knee
In Angola Indiana June 19 a poor family begs aid for a boy named Jim Hollis aged 10 who suffers a tubercular knee threating amputation. Dr Wood may perform the operation at hospital this week and a community subscription has raised about 28 to cover board during treatment.
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Angola
Inn
Edward
Pecate Ec
Jesze Johnam
Wood
Jim
Mr. Johnson
Gil
Bonds and bids shape DeKalb county financing plan
Auburn Indiana June 16 the county moves toward selling farming related bonds amid a declared shortage in funding. Commissioners plan a special session to adopt new plans advertise bids and possibly fund building projects. Architect Weatherhage of Fort Wayne was consulted and bids adjusted before Perry Long of Auburn secured the low bid within the appropriation.
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Auburn
Ind
Hitck Fm
de Kalb
Iida
Coliett
Weatherhage
Fort Wayne
Perry Long
Aubarn
County Superintendent Receives Bachelor of Arts Degree
Coludidia City Ind June 16 County Superintendent Geo H Tapy of Whit Jey county for seven years has earned a Bachelor of Arts degree after three years study at Wa bash college. He previously completed science courses at Valparaiso and pursued further work to meet university standards. Tapy aims to complete a university degree while continuing his duties and believes in the value of rigorous study and broad university education.
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Wabash College
Apy
Thin County
Tapy
Loganport and Auburn Playoff Scoring Tie in Series Debut
In a thin afternoon interclub matchLogansport edged Auburn a 3 to 3 tie with Lowinsport and Antara noted among the participants Batteries Quinlan and Beard played for Auburn Richardson and Moore for Logansport The next game in the series is scheduled for Saturday with Auburn to play in Logansport on Sunday
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Auburn
Int
Lowinsport
Antara
Quinlan and Beard
Richardson
Moore
Logansport
Sunday Services at Amola Churches Reported
Amola Ind June 16 First Congregational church John Humphreys minister morning sermon Advertising the Kings Business Endeavors in Connection First Methodist church J K Walter minister morning The Evolution of a Man evening The Trinity Principle Christian church Vernyn Stauffer minister morning Giving an Occasion of Stumbling evening The Last Harp Gear
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Amola
Ind
First Congregational Church
John Humphreys
First Methodist Church
J. K. Walte
Christian Church
Vernyn Stauffer
DeKalb County Notes Featuring Auburn and Garrett Folks
Local notes from DeKalb County list residents visiting friends in Fort Wayne and other cities, purchases, and social visits. Highlights include George Russell of Athlon, Willard Swarts returning from Oklahoma, Mrs. J. M. Miser hosting in Auburn, and Miss Rosamond McIntyre traveling to Butler. Also noted are church lightning damage, a Garrett recital, and court adjournment for Bar association events. The Koot P. lodge in Garrett reports new candidates as community activity grows.
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J. G. Henry
Auburn
Port Wayne
Shamrocks
Fort Wayne
Anbira
Angela
Toby Jennur
B. Howey
George Russell
Athlon
Garrett, de
Willard Swarts
Oklahoma
WW Oh. McIntyre
Mise Fanline Mica
Gacrott
Minneapolis
Rosamond McIntyre
Butler
Berth Good
J. M. Miser
Columbia City
M. Souder
E. B. Punten
Charles McKinley
Garrett
Claude Feagler
Montreal
Canada
St. Michael's Church
Smitlfield Township
Aley
Fred Groscop
Gladys Halter
Ben
Avilla
Bratton
Bar Association
Angola
Pelgy TG. Powell
Garratt
Blas Cartwright
Dungma
Fort
P. Lodge
Py Lodge
Death Courtty
Angola Notes Close Up Local Happenings and Travel
Local items list residents in Detroit on business, attendance at Indiana University, a Mississippi marriage trip, funeral in Findlay, weather impact on races, rail yard work and track changes, and farmers reporting continued rain with optimistic crop outlook. Includes names Mitta Amlog Grass Burkett Dott Snyder and others.
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AH. D. Wood
Detroit
Mita Myrtle Amlog
Défiatce
Grass
Dale Fitat
Angola
Karl Leas
Fort Wayne
Ed Root
A. Appleman
Late Burkett
Wil Dott
Findlay, C
M. McRatt
Howard Jackson
Kenneth Snyder
Indiana
Guy Wolford
Slater Mae Aturt
Mississippi
Gay
Atzola
Lagrange
Lake Shore
Weathered Oak Rockers Special at $7.50
Weathered Oak Rockers with Spanish leather seats offered as a limited deal by FOX HITE & CO. The ad repeats the offer and price. County news reports George Connett filing an affidavit against Allen County over alleged Chickam theft amid postoffice and vaccination notes.
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FOX, Hite & CO
Peat House
George Connett
Allen County
Morning Chicken Theft Reported in County Mystery
George Gannett claimed four of his chickens stolen and hidden at the county pest house. Officer Lilly investigated the pest house and nearby areas finding no live birds or chicken on the menu. He recovered two chicken heads but no clear suspect or full evidence in the puzzling case.
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George Gannett
Lillyenya
Geiger
Allen County
Yale
Oscar Tresselt Honored by Millers
At Winowa Lake Indiana on June 11 the Millers club honored Oscar Tresselt for his service to the flour industry. The gathering announced election of convention officers including H Yevana from Indiana and T Rownell from Fort Wayne. State leaders David Anderson Nobitaville and T Bish Seymour named as managers who will choose the secretary and treasurer.
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Winowa Lake
Ind
Mminist
Triste Amd
Yevana
Indiananoligs
Oxony
Trewnell
Fort Wayne
David Anderson
Nobitaville
Wid T
Bish
Seynour
Indictment Interest Charges Highlight Kankakee Bank Case
Officials of Guy National Bank test ahead of grand jury in Kankakee Illinois as Col Miller, longtime treasurer of the restitution, stands accused of drawing 2 percent interest on state funds. Prosecutors claim such interest collection violates law and risks fines and jail. grand jury preparing potential indictment.
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Kankaree
Ill
Guy National Bank
Lea
Kankakee
G. Ib. Miller
Jwubtic
Ilireet
Poniabatia
Gran Jury
Miller
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Dunn Coal CO
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