Mansion Ransacked in Grange N Y Theft Worth Thousands
In Grange New York a mansion owned by Charles Morgan son of a Morgan Steamship founder was broken into. Jewelry valued around 90000 dollars including 4000 bracelet 2000 necklaces and numerous silver items were stolen along with seven paintings. Entry was through a front window and no one heard noises. Only gardener and gagedists nearby saw anything.
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New York
Charles Morgan
Morgan Steamship Lines
Grange
N. 3
Europe
Agelstains
Mameroneck
Ancient sanctuary at Luke's Church near Smithfeld
An ancient sanctuary identified as Luke's Church near Smithfeld, West. It is reputed to be the oldest Protestant church on the American continent.
Indianapolis Brewery License Case Reaches Supreme Court
A lengthy legal discussion analyzes a municipal ordinance charging a $1,000 license for brewers and its constitutional validity. The text notes that brewers will pay annual fees, with some firms paying under protest, and reports on officials’ cautious optimism about the favorable outcome in the Schraidt case. The decision, supporting non discrimination, could affect annual city revenue and licensing practices.
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Indianapolis
Eye
Supreme Eouct
Bowling Congress Elects Officers in St Louis Mass
The American Bowling Congress elected August Hermann of Cincinnati as president for 1931 amid a unanimous vote. Edward Meyers of Washington, D. C. was named first vice president with Adam Hahn of Pittsburgh as second and F. E. Goeiwich of St Louis re-elected as third vice president Abe Lungiry of Milwaukee was slated for a top role. Also noted was an advertising insert for a hemorrhoid remedy offering relief in six to fourteen days.
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BT. Louis
St. Paul
Pitsburg
F. E. Goeewich
St. Fault
Abe Lungiry
Milwanand Fi 1
Pasdeloupe
Plans to shield investors sparked by Harriman case
Washington reports outline a broader push for new legislation to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to curb railroad stock and bond issues. President argues for a national view on railroad finance and criticizes Harriman dealings, while Senator Gullom calls for measures he says would jail Harriman if possible.
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Washington
March
Pro- Eatry
Tidlant
Congress
United States
Intarntate
Harriman
Interstrata Commerce Commission
Troighe
Prasenger
RAY BRONSONS VERSUS BARTLEY IN TONIGHT’S RIVALRY SHOW
Indianapolis light heavyweight Ray Bronson faces Chicago’s Mike Bartley in a ten round main bout at the St. Joe Athletic Club. Fort Wayne’s Chick Long meets Jack Wyrick in a six round prelim. A Boston prospect and Jack Whalon from St Louis also on the card as ringside crowd expects fast balanced action with local support and visiting fans.
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Indianapolis
Mike Bartley
Chicago
de- Bam Mass
Boston
Jack Whallon
St. Lote
Deciston
Chick” Lang
Fort Wayne
Jack Wyrick
Tailangpolia
Jotmnay Merkel
Ray Franson
Hoosier
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Pride
Wille
St. Joe
Niest
Merkel
Middle West
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Bronson
Corbett
Jocal Fang
Seuzan
Goys
Bransan
Tadianapils
Hunsier Uny
Freudie Cole
Windy
Chick” Long
Wyrick
Crane Wins Tennis Title to Meet Gould
N Merch Y1 Jastan Crane of this city defeats Charlie Sands of New York in the finals of a court tennis championship securing the right to meet Jay Gould of New York in the title challenge. The present title holder appears in the interview.
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Crane
Gould
N. Merch
Jastan Crane
Charlie J. Sands
New York
Wen Ie
Jay Goud
Tite Holdu
Uae
Columbia City Man Badly Crushed Finger
Columbia City Indiana March 21 Vern Tawa a blacksmith at the Reese feed barn was prying with a crow bar when it slipped and mashed the index finger of his left hand. Dr C Le Souder treated the injury and amputation may be necessary.
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Columbia City
Ind
Vern Tawa
Reese
C. le Souder
Teddy Bears Entertained by Au burn Young Ladies Club
In Auburn Indiana on March 21 the Prominent Young Ladies Club of Auburn, known as the Teddy Bears, were entertained at the Swineford house by Miss Nan Janice Bean, Nelson DePew, and May Roa. The event featured Teddy Bear decor, a formal dinner, games, and Teddy Bear souvenir prizes.
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Young Ladies Club
Auburn
The
Teddy Beare
Ind
Tha 'T. BR
Swineford House
Nan Janice Bean
Nelson DePew
May Roa
Elvan
Swineford Way
Beryatl
Good Prices at the Daugh Forty Horse Sale Yesterd ay
The sale featured high bids and strong interest with consignors like Cor Blanchard of Morenet Michigan and noted bidders from Fort Wayne and Alaska. A twenty year old buyer paid taxes and a price record was set for saddle horses, including an Artists Model praised by Co Dunkelberg.
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Wil
Cor Blanchard
Morenet
Coa. Dunkelberg
Fort Wayne
Wise
Fish Poles and Fishing Tales at Main Street Gathering
An evening gathering at John Trautman’s Main Street home featured a display of fishing gear and pole decorations. Notable attendees included Shafe Melsheimer Tilly Covey George Smith Cantala Gene Smug Selimbert Jesse Natcheldor Aly Wier Charlie Park Pate Renken Georg Uemier George Jagabs and Chief Hilberht. Rumors circulated of court action and a possible confrontation, with Trautman planning a trip to Gre headquarters today.
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Jonen
Shaphat Meleheimer
Henry Hilbrecht
John
Trautman
Lonanzh
Trantiman
Georg Uemier
George Jagabs
Prien
Hilberht
Pickeret
Bhar-Gills
Eat
Court
Alli Ifienrge Strode
Hamid
Gre
Municipal News on paving and street openings in town
Residents heard that public works plans include paving Tinton street from Washington to Wayne with asphalt and adding sidewalks on the rowih side of a street. Petitions seek opening S00 atroot through Barnert's out lots and allowing Centrery Brewing to tunnel Spy Rue avenue toward the new hauling plant near the St Joseph river. An agreement with the brewing company will protect the city’s interests.
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Ouf Public Works
Tinton Street
Washington
Wayne
Rowih
Barnert
Centrery Brewing Company
Spy Rue Avenue
St. Joseph
Brewing Company
Collins High School Graduates Rehearsal Held
In Columbia City Indiana today Cecil Smith Earl Bloom Beojar Tain Eva Penca and Florence Helmick prospective Collins high school graduates met at Mrs G L Soirders home for rehearsal of their commencement subjects for the United Brethren church ceremony in Collins Saturday evening March 20.
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Golumbia Gity
Ind
Cecil. Smith
Earl Bloom
Beojar Tain
Eva Penca
Florence Helmick
Collins High School
G. L. Soirder
United Brethren Church
Colliny
Cheese Tastes Good In Amber City Digest
A letter from J Barnard state chemist of Minneapolis reports a cheese sample from the area as wholesome. Earlier reports linked a widespread illness to local cheese consumption, but analysis suggests the aroma poisoning was caused by something else people ate.
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Atiaurn
Maren
A. Souder
J. Barnard
Ine Manapolis
Auburh
David Kerr's Condition Reported Serious in Indiana
DAVID KERR of Richland town within Whitley county is reported gravely ill in Columbia City Indiana after two weeks of poor health. He has lived with his daughter Mrs. Wynnsnt for many years and is among the town's oldest residents. The report notes his condition worsened today and survival is uncertain.
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Columbia City
Ind
David Kerr
Richland Bownalty
Mary Wynsnt
Peridant
Whitley County
Fanue
St. Lage
Bam
St. Tavis Fond
Berlin
Yucatun
Lake Shore Company sued for 10000 damages in Ligonier
Mrs Fina Kanea sues Lake Shore Company alleging death at her Windale home after a crossing accident. The complaint claims reckless railroad negligence at Liesnier crossing caused by a gravel train fire. Case involves city council, a commercial club meeting, and social notices from Columbia City to Auburn, with various local events and incidents recorded.
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Ligonier
Vai
Fina Kanea
Lknova
MT. Mothentl
Bewla F Kanes
Kanea
Secton
Lies
Notice to Contractors for Lutheran School House
Notice of plans and specifications on file at the office of architect Charles XI Chris ten for the erection and completion of a one room brick school house for the Lutheran congregation Lin Root township Adams county Indiana. Bids received April 12, 1907 by the church trustees Theo Holbroek Lewis Weber William Gerke.
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Tians
Charles XI
Christen
Lyrick
Lin Root
Adams Coms
Diana
Lutheran Church Trustees
Unclear Historic Note on Churnpgate Organization
Fragmentary text hints at discussing the interest of Churnpgate with aim to form a permanent organization. Readability limited, no clear persons, places, dates, or concrete actions present.
A Mischief Maker Gypsy Moth Threatens Forest
A fragment describes the gypsy moth as a dangerous pest spreading through forests and trees, chalking up one of the most troublesome infestations in the country. It warns of extensive damage and efforts to control its advance.
Laud Telephone Girl Entertains Friends in Laud
Columbia City Ind March 21 Miss Pear White operator of the Farmers Autuel Telephone of Laud entertained a number of friends at her parents home. The evening was spent in local games an elegant line luncheon was served and enjoyed by all present.
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Columbia City
Ind
Maren
Micke Etta Kenner
Ixielin
Mias Pear White
Farmers’ Autuel Telephone
Laud
Indian new infantry company muster ordered at Albion
Adjutant General Orin Parry of the Indiana national guard issued a muster order for a new infantry company at Albion. Hart Rickerd has enlisted seventy five men and is expected to be elected captain, reflecting his growing but limited military experience.
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Indianapolis
Orin Parry
Indiana National Guard
Albion
Hart
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