Treasurer Scheiman Declines State Accounting Board Post
County Treasurer William H. Scheiman of Allen county was tendered a seat on the state public accounting board by Governor Marshall but declined. He cited that he prefers to serve his current term as treasurer, which he won in November. The offer, kept private until now, carried a $4 000 yearly salary and four year term.
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William H. Scheiman
State Public Accounting Board
Sherman
Allen County
Marshall
Sentinel
Mr. Scheiman
Fort Warner
Scheiman
William Geary
Decatur
Elizabeth Chase
Angola
Logansport
Huntington
Clem Foster
South Whitley
Edna Titus
Roy Titus
Edward Johnson
Peru High School
Jacob Tester
Liberty Center
Ohio
Warsaw
Charles Highland
Roanoke
W. HH. McIntyre
Auburn
Australia
W. S. Milner
Henry Jeannerette
Lewis Kerr
E. G. Thompson
Ligonier
Bluffton
Lipkey
Henry Stafford
Argos
Tinkhart County
Elkhart
J. A. Merriman
Topeka
Lake Wawasee
Fort Warne
Andrew Roger
Maysville
Garrett
J. Q. A. Howes
Denver
Miami County
W. H. Kissinger
John Yontz
Columbia City
Ferdinand Schnitzler
Frederick Hizer
Wells County
Hizer
Citizens’ Band of
New Haven
Charles Schnitker
Henry Jacquay
C. A. Bittikoffer
Chas. Clark
Roann
L. H. Wrigley
Snearly
Lorin
Smith
Fort Wayne Plunged Into Destructive Windstorm
A fierce storm swept Fort Wayne with wind lightning and rain causing extensive damage. Two homes in the rolling mills district were wrecked and a family narrowly escaped death. Trees, wires and rail lines suffered heavy damage while farms and hot houses were struck. The Brown house in Connett addition was totally wrecked. family refuge was found at George Connett’s home.
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Fort Wayne
Rolling Mills
John C. Tsrown
Connett
Brown
George Connett
Delmer Rodgers
Holt urges independence to shield press from special interests
Dr. Hamilton Holt editor of the New York Independent and Hague conference member warns in Kansas City that the main danger to the nation is a press purchased by special interests. He says papers must have character and integrity and be trusted by the people.
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Kansas City
Hamilton Holt
New York Independent
Holt
Independent
Bad Check Scam Report From Calhoun Street Store
Louis Laetker proprietor Peoples Clothing on Calhoun near Columbia reported to police that William Chettle formerly employed by O N Guldlin as a chauffer passed a forged $15 check. He filed an affidavit with Prosecutor Thomas. Chettle had past similar checks once honored. Police think Chettle has left town.
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Louis Laetker
Peoples Clothing
Calhoun Street
Columbia
William Chettle
O. N. Guldlin
Thomas
Chettle
Yeomen State Convention Opens in Indianapolis
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen opens its first Indiana state convention in Indianapolis with delegates to the national governing body to be chosen this evening. The fraternal insurance order notes strong presence in the state as meetings proceed.
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Indianapolis
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Mark Wart
Roosevelt and Italian King Meet Aboard Re Umberto
King Emmanuel and Theodore Roosevelt met this afternoon on the Italian battleship Re Umberto in Messina harbor. The king and queen of Italy rode the ship down the Strait of Messina after leaving Anzio. Roosevelt arrived from Naples aboard the steamer Admiral. Weather during the run was beautiful.
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Messina
King Emmanuel
Theodore Roosevelt
Strait of Messina
Italy
Anzio
Mr. Roosevelt
Naples
Roosevelt Departs Naples for East Africa Journey
Theodore Roosevelt left Naples aboard the steamer Admiral after a warm farewell from city officials and residents. He will reach Mombasa on April 21 and plans a stop at the Mesina ruins with Prefect Trincheri. Accompanying him is F C Selous, the noted hunter who may join for big game shooting near Nairobi.
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Naples
Theodore Roosevelt
East African Protectorate
Uganda
Mombassa
Roosevelt
Chevalier Calabresi
United States
Italy
Mr. Roosevelt
South Africa
Messina
Signor Trincheri
Giolitti
Nairobi
Friedheim Lutheran confirms seven youths in Poe
In Poe Indiana on Sunday seven youths were confirmed at Friedheim Lutheran church. The group includes Emma Gallmeier Annie Gallmeier Paula Ostermeier Marie Preuss Martha Baumeister and Masters Lewis Conrad and Henry Keiffer. Freda Buuck joined as a weekend visitor from Fort Wayne.
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John Ruhl
Harley Somers
Lucius Somers
Indianapolis
J. W. Fenner
A. J. Archbold
Frank Snider
P. H. Snider
Hiram Morton
Huntsville
Ohio
John A. Morton
P. H
F. B. Snider
Fort Wayne
J. B. Snider
Texas
Decatur
John Reed
Ermal Comer
Reed Caston
John Wilhelm
City Traction Company
Sargent
A. K. Myathway
India
Poe M. B
Wayne Smith
Haggard Chosen Indiana Soldiers' Home Commandant
Lafayette Ind April 6 Former Lieutenant Governor W S Haggard of this city was elected commandant of the Indiana State Soldiers home here at the meeting of the trustees of that institution Colonel Rich aca Me Smock in that position
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the Sentinel
Lafayette
Ind
Haggard
Indiana State Soldiers’ Home
Instituteney
Sineet
Third Victim in Dodge Land Murder Case Identified
McRae Georgia April 6 authorities believe Pope Hill Macon attorney is the third victim in the long Dodge land murder trail. Hill was found shot dead in a local attorney’s office with a revolver in his hand and a note threatening interference with settlements. He had been preparing a motion in the case and had received other threats since arriving. The Dodge lands span 400000 acres across four Georgia counties and have long fueled violent clashes and legal battles. Hill, 40, was part of the Harris Harris firm and leaves a wife and child.
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McRae
Pope Hill
Macon
Hill
Dodge
Friend
Pone Hill
Warrenton
John C. Forsythe
N. W. Dodge
Lucius Williams
Pulaski
Telfair
Lawrence
Harris & Harris
Warsaw
Owen Hamilton
Garrett
Broughton Hotel
South Bend
John Kyle
Decatur
Levi Mock
Bluffton
Bee
Kyle
John Eaton
Huntington
Alonzo A. Crandall
Columbia City
Otis BE. Schaeffer
J. N. Hurty
Kendallville
Traction line urged between Fort Wayne and Chicago
News from Goshen Indiana reports a push to open a Fort Wayne to Chicago traction line by year end backed by Chicago capitalists. J J Burns, linked to Goshen Elkhart road building, is named among promoters with money reportedly raised. The plan targets Dolan’s Huntington and Goshen assets, aiming to run Fort Wayne through Churubusco Vawter Park Benton to Goshen with mid summer operation possible from Vawter Park to Goshen.
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Goshen
Ind
Fort Wayne
Chicago
J. Burns
Elkhart
South Bend
Dolan
Churubusco
Vawter Park
Benton
Local notices and deaths dominate Indiana counties scene
A flurry of Rex activity across northern Indiana includes deaths of Nancy Burkett and J Zirnes. elections set in Kosciusko for April 29. Adams county road petitions. Huntington synod meeting in October. Muncie beautification drive. strikes in Peru. jail and court actions in several towns. new voting machine patent in Warsaw. fires in Larwill and Kendallville. and assorted civic developments across Decatur, Goshen, Angola, and beyond.
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Nancy Burkett
Plymouth
Kosciusko County
Adams County
Garrett
Charles [Elvin
Huntington Fire Department
Huntington
German Reformed Synod of the
Waterloo
Peru
Avon Burke
Decatur
Solomon Harding
DeKalb County
Corunna
Warden Reid
Michigan City
Florida
Thomas Myers
Auburn
Hiram Satterthwaite
Huntington County
Moses Culver
Vandalia
Whitley County
Hubert A. Myers
Warsaw
Goshen
E. E. Combs
Lagrange Democrat
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick-Rindfuz
Larwill
Rebecca Firestone
W. Moyer
William Householder
Jeffersonville
Angeline Schlegel
Garrett Expansion Club
John Sears
Lena Friedman
Fairmount
Louis Friedman
Maurecus D. Ferguson
Marion
J. A. Barry
Wabash
Charles Monson
Lagro
J. W. Brown
Indianapolis
Mrss Tonson
Biker Novelty
Kendallville
Grace Rodgers
Harry Humphrey
Graffton
C. B. Wilcox
M E. Church
St. Louis
Mich
Guernsey Porter
E. G. Hesser
Northern Indiana Teachers Convention
Bratton
George Shondell
Irvin Clayton
A. P. Moster
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Summit City Soap Works
Local notices and deaths spark Indiana county news
A broad roundup covers obituaries and incidents from DeKalb to Wells counties. Notables include deaths of Clyde Foultz and Mrs Anna Sharp, grand jury actions on blind tigers at Garrett, and job moves in Decatur and Goshen. Schools, roads, taxes, and local commerce feature with housing, dairy trade strife, and street paving plans.
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Butler
Clyde Foultz
Corunna
Lonecliffe
Logansport
Charles Mast
Goshen
DeKalb County Grand Jury
Garrett
Huntington
T. M. Reid
C. A. Dugan
Decatur
Sylvan Lake
Rome City
Anna Sharp
Andrews
George Reese
Angola
Elnora Combs-Edwards
South Whitley
Berne
Kendallville
Wells County
Remonstrance
John Schaffer
Plato
Lagrange County
Eva Biddle
Lagrange
Kendallville Grocers
Elkhart
Northern Indiana Dental Association
Jeff Bryson
G. R. & L. Railroad
Portland
Rose Wiley
John W. Orndorff
Churubusco
Otto Welsheimer
Ada Herr
Auburn
Grace Edyvean
Wm Edyvean
Tocsin
Prairie View
William Rose
Firebug
David J. Peffly
Ege
Noble County
RF. Higbee
Milford
James Burns
Mahon
Huntington County
Warsaw
Warsaw Gas Company
B. FE. Yhach
Daytona
Fla
Huntington Schools
Jacob Pfeiffer
Middlebury
Curtis Merriman
Bluffton
Washington State Normal School
Chesney
Wash
George S. Smith
John Isenbarger
North
W. L. Penfield
State Department
Washington
Orpha Downey
E. C. Downey
Frank Frever
Anderson
Indianapolis
John Lane
Lane
Fort Wayne
James Boyle
Brooklyn
South Bend
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Joseph H. Lesh
Charles Miller
McCray
Turkey Creek
Syracuse
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Oregon
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Millersburg
Lydia Brown
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Wawaka
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Benjamin Hartsough
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