Double Convention In Columbia City Ind
A double democratic convention will be held in Columbia City this week with delegates from White, Kosciusko and Huntington counties to nominate a joint representative for the trio of counties. Edward Doke, Civil War veteran from Kosciusko, is expected to win unopposed. Luke W. Wrigley of Albion and Benton J. Woom of this county are slated for Judge and prosecuting attorney respectively. County Chairman Brand invited Frank Hering of South Bend to address the meeting.
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Columbia City
Ind
Maren
Whitey
Kosciusko
Huntington
Edward Doke
Koneluske County
Luke W. Wrigley
Albion
Benton J. Woom
Cas
Brand
Frank Hering
South Dend
Angola Mini News Highlights Family Births and Local Happenings
In Angola Indiana March social notes report Jay Lawther and wife hosting a ten twelve pound baby boy. A C W B Mt Shonthty Roclat event at Mrs. Miry Perfect home drew about two hundred attendees. The Angola Herald Printing Co. held its annual meeting electing Cyrus Cline Alpronsa Wood J Frank Grist Frank M Powers and Ernest Kiln as directors. Cyrus Cline named president, C Wood secretary treasurer, and B C Klink editor and business manager. Angola Engine foundry shipped a four horsepower engine to Detroit area. several similar engines recently sent to five states. Fort Wayne Lake Shore trains ran late due to baron washouts. Valley Line trains mostly on time except a ditched traction car. Dr A D Smith visiting her son in Fort Wayne. Mrs John W Shore Ix suffers a severe quinsy attack. Waldo Shetter returned from Springport visit with sister Mrs Earl Dole. John Kratz attended a funeral in Napoleon Ohio. Mary Ross Miller and wife plan Sunday visit with relatives there. Frank Pipe returned to Auburn after weeks with sister M A Miller. Grenl Tarlier of Garrett visiting his father.
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Angola
Ind
Jay Lawther
Miry Perfect
Angola Herald Printing Company
Cyrus Cline
Alpronsa C. Wood
J. Frank Grist
Ernest
Kiln
Cyrue Cling
C. Wood
B.C. Klink
Angola Engine & Foundry Company
Dacknon
Mich
Union
Fort Wayne
Lake Shore
Washouta
Valley Line
A. D. Smith
Fort Wayn
Jonn
W. Shore
Waldo Shetter
Siater
Earl-Dole
Springport
Springport, Ol Joh Kratz
Napoleon
Ross Miller
Frank Pipe
Auburn
Ries
M. A. Miller
Gren
Tarlier
Garrett
Republicans Hold Caucus and Select Delegates
In Pleasant township Republicans met Friday night to choose delegates for upcoming party conventions. County chairman Janis G Yeagtey presided, with H D Wood as chair and J W Fences and Ed Willis as secretaries. Delegates named include Raymond E W nate I C Stiefel Frank McCartney John Warpham H Thompson Morris McCine plus local township selections and unpledged status. In Kendallville March 3 Mr and Mrs A D Martin depart for St Louis to place their son David in a sanitarium for infantile paralysis treatment under orthopedic care for several months possibly through summer.
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Angola
Tad
Pleasant Township
Janis G- Yeagtey
Br. H. D. Wood
J. W. Fences
Ed Willis
Raymond E. W Nate
I. C. Stiefel
Frank McCartney
John Warpham
H. Thompson
Morris McCine
Statutel Millgrove
G. Salisbury
Jamestone
Kendallville
Did
Mr. and
Mire
Martin
St. Louis
David
David Abdis
Jhim
Brouve
Mar Ewne
South Whitley Residents Return From New Mexico
Marion Green and Edward Smith visited New Mexico to investigate state funds and plan to settle there after schooling ends. The couple will relocate with Smitty and families in August, while Green's farm will be left to others. Local social scene notes report a shower party hosted by W. B. Fox, Miss Myrle Matsui, and Eleonora McConnell entertaining guests from Huntington, and various residents recovering from illnesses and travel.
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South Whitley
Ind
Marion Green
Edward “Smith
New Met
Severs
Conductor Loses Diamond Ring at Kendallville
The Buffalo and Chicago special train No. 6 halted in Kendallville Saturday when the conductor, during a door hand snag, lost a 2315 altmond diamond ring from his left hand. He wore gloves. the ring fell unnoticed until near the depot. A reward of 50 was offered for its recovery.
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Kendallville
Eni
Marcha
Buffalo
Chileago
Kendallville Tax Payment Arrangements Announced in County
County Treasurer J Z Worker of Albion says Kendallville residents can pay taxes locally. James Lash will collect Wayne township taxes at Noble County Bank while Tim Cass handles Kell llville area taxes at Campbell Fetter Bank. In South Whitley a April appearance by the Slayton Jubilee singers draws local excitement with Carolina singers expected to draw a large crowd.
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Sandallville
Ind
J. Z. Worker
Kendallville
Albion
James Lash
Noble County Bank
Wayne Township
Tim Cass
Campbell & Fetter Bank
Relty
Kennallville
South Whitlef
South Whitley
Slayton
Examination near Kendallville for eighth grade students
In Kendallville Indiana on a Saturday in March a township examination will be held for all eighth grade students at the Longyear school home north of the city starting at o o’clock a m Students who fail in any part will have a chance at a reexamination that could lead to eligibility for public school admission. Alvin Hart purchases a share in a Wolcottville shop and plans to move his family there from Kendallville. The Reno shop has been closed temporarily. In Columbia City the Tinkle men form a brotherhood to assist church work and adopt the name Otterbein for the organization in honor of the United Brethren founder.
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Kendallville
Ind
March
Brimheld
Tanrad
Brimfield
Brimfield Are Compelled To Take Theendasiville Road
Rome City
W. H. Hit
William Haller
Longyear
Zaki
Alvin, Harr
Reno
Roy Hanson
Wolcottville
Hart
Columbia City
Elisha Bell
Rita
Etna
Retains Harness Shop Rexdalingle in City
Fred Holset, who had run the harness shop in this city for about fifteen years, was reported to have sold out but Bir Sherman Popeior of Bluffton arrived to find a larger stock than expected. The deal fell through and Holzer continues the business. He has occupied this building for forty years, much of that time as a tenant of Jobs Gappinger.
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Fred Holset
Hve
Mit
Bir
Sherman Popeior
Blufttor
Holzer
Teavas
Man Fined For Fighting In Columbia City
Columbia City Indiana reports a man named Marety Erma Mosher fined for assault and disorderly conduct after a fight near Farmery restaurant. Witnesses say Mosher and his brother and a man named Joe Armel attacked Fred Johnson, leaving injuries. Mosher pled guilty. case noted as minor with restitution totaling nineteen dollars and nineteen cents. The article also notes smallpox concerns around Elisha Bell and a church service at United Brethren with baptisms listed.
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Columbia City
Tut
Marety
Erma Mosher
Jones Meshery
Court of Justice
Abraur
Eider
Fred Johnson
Youngs Mosher
Sam Harshberger
Mosher
Willy Joe Armel
South Side
Mr. Johnson
Farmery
Charlea Fogle
Johnson
Thursday Afternoon Club Hosts Progressive Pedro Night
In Angola on March 8 the Thursday Afternoon club at Mrs J O McKillen’s home on Broad Street enjoyed a progressive Pedro game with prizes awarded to Mesdames Wells and Miller. Kendallville notes report C C Beon post members received GAR badges for festive and funeral wear. J Bowser of Bloomington plans a dental parlor setup in Wm Lear building, with rooms prepared and Bowser to Gee for new dental outfits.
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Angola
Ind
J. OC. McKillen
Broad Street
Pedro
Kendallville
C. C. Beon
Mig City Nave
W. P
Maren
Bloomington
Wm. Lear
Bowser
Gee
Katie Heisler Wins Resting Match At Clatrool
The wrestling contest at Bi Kinsey home in Clatrool Ind was won by Katie Heisler. Captains were de Whittenberger and Miss Mattie K. O P Stoner served as instructor. The event supported by the Methodist Sunday school volunteers.
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Clatrool
Ind
Kinsey
Lunteer
Methodist Sunday School
Katie Heisler
de Whittenberger
Mattiek
O. P. Stoner
DeLong Gives Talk on Roman Catholicism at Biethodist Church
Professor DeLong addressed a large audience at the Biethodist church in Laypool Indiana last evening on the topic of Roman Catholicism. He plans another lecture Monday evening. Admission is free, a collection being taken. His prior appearances have stirred considerable comment locally.
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Laypool
Ind
FeLong
Biethodist Church
Frof DeLong
Algat
Sin
Silver Lake Rebekahs Entertained at Leesburg
Silver Lake Rebekahs were pleasantly entertained Friday evening at Leesburg by members of the Leesburg lodge. A luncheon was one of the features of the entertainment.
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Silver Lake Rebekahs
Leesburg
Besburg
Ind
Rebekah
Silver Lake
Eel River Overflow Threatens South Walitley Bridge
Flooding along the Eel River rises above levels not seen in two decades. The Vandalia railroad bridge near Cullamer washed out, isolating western county residents and forcing detours. Homes near the river are surrounded and several miles of main roads between here and Columer are under water.
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Walitley
Ind
Cole
Thay
Tty
Vet Bridge
Hustler
Flatway Creamery
Cullamer
Yilkee
Remonstrators Face Small Fees in County Saloons Case
In Kassiuske County Plain township remonstrators against saloons must pay ten cents each to cover appeal costs for a saloon keeper case in the supreme court. About 200 names on the protest petition yield a per person bill under ten cents, with collectors and Sheriff Haas handling the payments.
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Warsan
Ind
Plain Township
Jwesburg
Scheout
Beveril
Ara
Sheriff Haas
Saloon keeper fined in Garrett for obstruction of law
An Auburn man named Alnred Gleed from Garrett pleaded guilty Saturday to obstructing a police officer at his Garrett saloon. Judge Bratton assessed a fine totaling 34.70 dollars, paid by Mr. Neff. The case involved a police search on the second day of Neff’s saloon possession. Nick Ritter was mentioned in connection with events on December 31.
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Auburn
Ind
Garrett
Garret
Fudge Bratton
Neff
Nef
Nick” Ritter
Prison Warden Wounded as Convicts Wound Deputy
In Montana's state penitentiary three life convicts led a violent escape attempt. Deputy Warden John Robinson was killed by a throat slash and Warden Frank Conley was seriously wounded after being stabbed. Conley drew his pistol and shot two attackers, Hayes and Rocks, who were fatally wounded. The third assailant fled and was captured.
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Robingan
Frank Conley
Mont, March
Montana State Penitentiary
John Robinson
George Rock
H.“Hayes
Robinson
Conley
Hayes
Rocks
Rock
Wardan ‘Robinson
Ivan
Offie
Hock
Robinson Hayes
Tor. Conley
Jerry
Comey
Maret
Rogie
Jofteg
Wytit
Une
Vicks
Ruler Who Is Learning the Fighting Game King Manuel
The new Portuguese sovereign King Manuel has worldly experience limited to his tutelage at the oval college. He is shown with a standard bearer’s banner, declaring he has no knowledge beyond his school background.
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Manuel
the Oval College
Manuel Sete
Han
Iron Hand for Chicago Reds
Police barred Emma Goldman from addressing Chicago crowds as city officials denied permits for public halls during the week. Radical group Social Science League attempted to meet at the Masonic temple but was halted by police and forced to disperse after the building refused permission.
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Chicago
Emma Goldman
Social Science League
Masonic Temple
Threatening letters target Italians in St Joseph family warning
In St Joseph a series of threatening letters warned Italians to leave the area or face deportation, signed by suspects claiming to fear for loved ones. Chief Frans and Inspector Keily pursued leads, locating Eduardo Ragia in Kansas City whom police deem the likely author, with the note signing “Remember Shippy.”
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ST. Joseph
Mareth
Lsst
Porter Willian
Ted Frans
Kansan
Wilson
Eduardo Ragia
Frans
Shippy
Not an arch in St Joseph says short stay
The letter writer states he was only in St Joseph briefly and is not an architect. Efforts will be made to have him deported.
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St. Joseph
Little Dewey Wins Clear Title to Name in Heroic Fire Rescue
Bay City Michigan March. Five year old Dawsy Nelson earned his right to his name by carrying a younger brother and sister from a burning home. In Bangor township the Nelson family is very poor. The mother, while washing and drying clothes for Sunday, left two children aged two and three in bed as the house caught fire during her absence.
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Bay City
Mich
March
Vu Nelgabora
Fear for safety of King Alfonso in Barcelona visit
March 8 report from Barcelona warns of risk to King Alfonso amid recent terrorist activity by anarchists and revolutionaries. Five bomb blasts since January 1, placards warning of an attempt, police removing threats, city officials pledging a creditable royal reception despite fears.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
Mada
Show Company Settles in Claypool Case
In Claypool Indiana March a local opera house manager threatened legal action against the Show Company after the troupe failed to appear and wages remained unpaid. A court action was contemplated following the nonappearance and payment dispute.
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Claypool
Ind
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