New York World Panama Canal Libel Case Widening
Federal grand jury actions on libel stories about the Panama Canal purchase continue with no new evidence. Three New York witnesses were excused after questioning, while J Angus Shaw declined self incrimination concerns. Press Publishing officials faced questioning but were discharged from further attendance.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
New York World
Indianapolis News
Panama Canal
Purchase
Ecasé
New York
Baker
J. Angus Shaw
Court House
Jerome
Messrs. Davis and
Lindsey
Press Publishing Company
World
Dumont Clark
American Exchange National Bank
The
Florence D. White
Samuel Williams
Mr. Shaw
Otto Carmichael
Election of Officers at Harlan Institute Sparks Fresh Leads
Farmers at the Harlan Institute gathered Tuesday to elect officers with H B Roller named president, Robert Murphy vice president, and S Stopher secretary treasurer. The auxiliary selected Laura Reeder president, Daisy Julian vice president, and Nannie Swift treasurer. Prize winners included Della Amstutz in White corn, Roscoe Walters in Yellow corn, M. W. Darling in Mixed corn, Spanielral in Lawton corn, C B Furney in potato, Morte-Witdefield third, M. W. Whitebread first in Millet? and Mrs ik Roberts in bread.
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Harlan
H. B. Roller
Robert Murphy
S. Stopher
Harlan Institute
Laura Reeder
Daisy Julian
Nannie Swift
Della Amstutz
Orin Lake
J. F. Wertz
J. C. Wertz
Roscoe Walters
Frank Roberts
Henry Whitmer
M. W. Darling
Harry Haffiey
Bert Henderson
Lawton Corn
Spaniel
Ral
Aaron Amstutz
Potatoee
Helen Maloney Weds Arthur Osborn in New Jersey Church
Philadelphia reports Miss Helen Maloney and Arthur Herbert Osborn united in a ceremony at St Catherine's church Spring Lake New Jersey conducted by Rev Stephen M Lyons. The marriage follows a long mixed romance with elopement and annulment battles spanning 1905 to 1907.
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Philadelphia
Helen Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborn
New York
Stephen M. Lyons
St. Catherine's
Spring Lake
N. J
Martin Maloney
Maloney
Associated Press
Miss Maloney
Mr. Osborn
Samuel R. Clarkson
London
Mr. Maloney
Mr. Osborne
State guardianship for inebriates and drug addicts urged
Dr. A L Wilson argues for state guardianship and a dedicated inebriate hospital in Indiana. He contends treatment, controlled by law, and long term care with humane custody can cure or curb addiction, with admission open to residents and parole options. He cites heredity environment and societal costs as underlying causes.
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A. L. Wilson
Indiana State Medical Association
French Lick
A. J. Bowser
Chesterton
Indiana
Wilson
Inirates
Board of Trustees
Osborn a Broker in New York
Arthur Herbert Osborn a New York stock broker about 24 years old is the son of the late William F Osborn former official of the American Sugar Refining company. He graduated from Princeton in 1907 and began his career on the Curb stock market in this city.
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New York
Arthur Herbert Osborn
William F. Osborn
American Sugar Refining Company
Princeton University
Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Lafayette
William Kennedy
Garrett
Asa York
Plymouth
J. W. Adair
Columbia City
Roy Miller
John Miller
Bluffton
Maine
Churubusco
William Lovett
Kendallville
Toledo
Ohio and Western Lime Company
Huntington
Columbia City Building and Loan Association
Masonic Fraternity
Elkhart
Joe Hart
Lee Kahn
J. C. Woodruff
North Webster
Albert Garber
L. L. Burris
Goshen
Northern Indiana Railway Company
Murray
Wells County
G. W. Gloyd
Kimmel
Kimmel Mill
Noble County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
William’ Colerick
Noble County
Los Angeles
Cal
John
Colerick
California
S. B. Stout
Pleasant Lake
Angola
Forest R Upright
Ossian
L. B. Slaughter
Indiana
Michiigan
Mishawaka
South Bend
Niles
Luin Hossler
Warsaw
Associated Charities
Ligonier
B. F. Deahl
News and Gossip From Indiana 1900s Era
A digest of local notes: deaths of Fred Culbertson and Templeton White, business moves by Sol Stein and a Goshen department store plan, Bluffton will predate George Reddings will, Avilla butter output and value, a special election planned in Marshall county, marriage fortunes and domestic notices, fires in Mentone and Kosciusko, legal cases and public notices, and assorted small-town incidents across Noble, DeKalb, and other counties.
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Decatur
George H. Harper
Columbia City
Nicholas Meibers
Adams County
John H. Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
Auburn
DeKalb County
Warsaw
Eugene Hayden
Samuel Graves
Abraham Velano
Troy Township
Whitley County
Mary Hill
Bluffton
John D. Woolf
John Hornberger
Nelson Norris
Wallace J. Dillingham
Kosciusko County
Lenore Robinson
Seymour Robinson
Goshen
William FE. Miller
H. Ll. Wean
A. P. Strayer
Wean
Miller
Mishawaka
Strayer
Kokomo
Kimmel
Noble County
Lagrange
Noble
Whitley
Elkhart County
Elkhart
Huntington
Indiana
Drummond S. Terrell
Majonica
Huntington County
Terrell
Congress
Milford Mail
Arthur Griffith
Milford
Benton Harbor
House of David
Griffith
Holy Rollers
Mahon Crossing
John Fusselman
Fusselmann
Harrison Center Church
Joseph Goodman
E. McCarty
Portland
Oklahoma
Fred Culbertson
Tennessee
Sol Stein
Templeton White
Rich Valley
George Redding
Wells County
Avilla
Marshall
Marshall County
Larber
Argos
John Mitchell
Kendallville
Holy Land
Michigan City
Valparaiso
Bluffton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Otto Fries
The
Bremen Enquirer
David Oberlin
Hamilton
Steuben County
Sanford Beckman
Marion
A. T. Mellenhour
Mentone
J. D. Connor
Wabash
Joseph Glines
J. M. Bush
P. H. Clugston
Arizona
Pauline
Sacred Heart Hospital
Garrett
Joliet
McKinley
Cal Middleton
Peter J. Lindall
Amanda Christoffson
Carl’ Rankin
Clarence Lawton
First Presbyterian Church
Lena Bowe
Home Telephone Central
South Bend
Henry Breese
Kalamazoo
Mich
I. L. Gould
Indiana Harbor
Rev
H. W. Bennett
Wayne Street M. E
Fort Wayne
H. S. Hippensteel
Auburn City
Terre Haute “Normal
Gilhams
Deadlock Persists in Legislature After Third Ballot
In Springfield Illinois a joint session failed to choose a senator after the twenty-fifth ballot as Hopkins led with 73 votes, Stringer 69, Foss 17 and others scattered. The session adjourned with no result and resumes set for tomorrow at noon. In Madison Wisconsin the day yielded another deadlock with Senator Stephenson receiving 63 votes and no selection.
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Springfield
Hopkins
Foss
Stringer
Shurtleff
Mason
McKinley
Lowden
Calhoun
F. E. Thorman
J. W. Eckhart
Sherman
House
Madison
Wis
United States
Stephenson
Early on Diamond Bloomington Baseball Practice Divides Freshmen
Baseball practice at Indiana opened with Captain Thompson splitting candidates into two sections. One group works in the forenoon, the other in the afternoon, signaling a staged start to conditioning and evaluation.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Thompson
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