Northeastern Indiana Doctors Form Twelfth District Society
Physicians from Allen Adams DeKalb Lagrange Noble Steuben Whitley and Wells counties organized the Twelfth District Indiana Medical Society in Fort Wayne meeting at the courthouse. Officers elected include President William H. Meyers and First Vice President L. H. Cook with plans to hold semimonthly meetings in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Court House
Indiana Medical Society
William H. Meyers
Fort Wayne
L. H. Cook
Bluffton
Frank Broughton
Waterloo
K. K. Wheelock
Dn W. F. Carver
Albion
Albert E. Bulson, Jr
Meyers
H. D. Wood
Angola
C. B. Siemen
C. W. Dancer
Elkhart Man Aims at Self Harm With Wood Alcohol
Perry Hinman of Elkhart swallowed wood alcohol in a suspected suicide attempt. He is expected to recover but may be left blind by the poison's effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Hinman
Elkhart
Miners Gather for Conference in Indianapolis
Representatives of the anthracite and bituminous coal miners arrive for a joint convention in Indianapolis set to shape next week’s actions. Leaders John Fahy W H Dettry T D Nichols and George Hartlein attend as the national executive board debates the Dolan situation and whether to hold meetings in Indianapolis or a following special convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Fahy
W. H. Dettry
Pittsburg
Shamokin
Hazelton
George W. Hartlein
John Mitchell
T. D. Nichols
Wilkesbarre-Scranton
New York City
Anthracite Operators Comment on Three Year Offer
New York March 13. The operators committee of seven released a statement about extending the current coal contract for three years amid uncertain business prospects. They acknowledge the risk of a future depression reducing coal demand and possibly harming operators financially. The presidents of anthracite coal carrying companies meet this afternoon with Mr Baer presiding. Industry dealers express uncertainty over a potential strike and note likely higher domestic anthracite prices if summer price reductions are withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Committee of Seven
Baer
Mitchell
Rose Croix Degrees 17 and 18 Granted in Fort Wayne
For the first time in Fort Wayne Masonry the Rose Croix degrees 17 and 18 will be conferred Friday evening on five candidates in preparation for the spring convocation to be held here next week. Emanuel chapter of the Rose Croix was organized recently, ending the need to travel to Indianapolis for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Emanuel
Rose Croix
Indianapolis
Battery B elects new secretary in armory meeting
Members of Battery B met in the armory last evening to install a new secretary after the term of office of Secretary Lieutenant O G Foellinger expired. Corporal Henry Schnorr was elected to the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery B
O. G. Foellinger
Corporal Henry Schnorr
Will Gilhams Weighs Run in Open Congressional Race
Fort Wayne report centers on Clarence C. Gilhams of Lagrange weighing a bid to fill the unexpired term of Rep. Gilbert. Gilhams meets with Republican leaders, while Will C. Geake and Harry Hogan are also speculated as potential nominees. Dr. G B McGoogan denies interest, despite pressure from local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Gilhams
Lagrange
Gilbert
Gilhams
Fort Wayne
Gilliams
The
Sentinel
E. B. McDonald
Gilham
Gillams
Moses
Will Geake
Will C. Geake
Congress
Geake
Harry Hogan
McGoogan
G. B. McGoogan
Dr. McGoogan
Steceps
Simmons Talks For Rate Bill In Senate
North Carolina Senator Simmons addressed the senate on the railroad rate bill arguing Congress has power to fix rates via the Interstate Commerce Commission. He defended ICC competence and urged limited court review to ensure due process without undermining congressional authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Scott
Simmons
North Carolina
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lodge
Foraker
Railroads
Commerce Commission
Canton Arranges Two Spring Games Against Fort Wayne
Canton plans two exhibition games with Fort Wayne on April 21 and 22 after arranging dates at Grand Rapids. Manager Bade Myers and G A Williams outlined infield positions and noted a large spring squad needing a catcher after losses of Hardy and Ostdiek. The season opens with 154 games, including trips to Grand Rapids South Bend Canton and Springfield, a record Central schedule expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Fort Wayne
Bade Myers
G. A. Williams
Grand Rapids
Myers
Teddy McGrew
John Lindsay
Billy Hooke
Hardy
Ostdiek
South Bend
Springfield
Central
House Begins Debate on 29 Million Appropriation Bill
Washington March 18 The house opens consideration of the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill totaling 29 134 181 dollars It provides salaries for 14 406 public servants and features a lengthy critique by Mr Littauer of government bureau power and congressional control stressing salary classification as a crying necessity and noting discrepancies in pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Littauer
N. Y
Congress
Defense rests in case of Sherrick court action
Indianapolis case reports judge ruling civil suit finding incompetent as evidence. Defense asserts double jeopardy, state counters that civil suit finding showed no liability at trial time. Republican leader James P. Goodrich testified on resignation details, judge excluded related statements as evidence. Defense rests. both sides to argue, jury planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
McCullough
David E. Sherrick
Circuit Court
Sherrck
Sherrick
Harris and Simms
Hadley
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Republican State Committee
Goodrich
State House
Harris
Benedict
Dowie Separates From Wife as Zion Church Split
Chicago March 13 Dowie and his wife head of the Zion church have parted Mrs Dowie is said to have joined ordinary Zion followers She claims she was deceived about church conditions and money She has brokers inventorying Bowies Zion City furnishings with sale planned for church good and house to society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion” Church
Daily News
Dowie
Supreme Court ruling on bank accounts for tax assessor
Indiana supreme court holds banks and trust companies must disclose depositor accounts when the assessor seeks property not listed for taxation. The case originated in Washington County and was appealed from the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Indianapolis
Ind
Supreme Court of Indiana
Washington, Ind
Evangelization Goal Seen By 1950 Says Rev Leonard
Indianapolis March 13 The clergyman believes the church can complete world evangelization within the first half of this century if it remains awake to its duty. He states that the effort will reach every nation and people by mid century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Indianapolis
Vision of blood in Russia sparks urgent call to arm
Berlin reports Dr. Paul Nathan, back from Russia, warns that Jews face systematic extermination and potential new massacres. He cites 400 cities hit in October violence, police inaction, and a soldier purge of resistors. Nathan urges Jewish financiers to withhold loans to Russia to avoid complicity in murder and robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paul Nathan
Russia
de Witte
Durnovo
Dr. Nathan
Odessa
Imperial General Staff
Nathan
Anti Jewish Proclamation Reported in European Russia
A 22 article anti Jewish proclamation allegedly issued by the bureaucracy calls for expelling Jews from European Russia and Siberia into the pale, banning higher education for Jews, stopping work on Jewish holidays, a lump sum tax in place of military service, re asserting Jewish names, forbidding certain professions including theater, and restricting rights to grandchildren of Jews who have converted to Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
European
Russia
Siberia
Parker Delivers Democracy Speech to Mississippi Legislature
Judge Alton Parker of New York addressed about 1,000 at the Century theater in Jackson. He urged Democrats to uphold fixed principles, resist monopoly and corruption, and defend public interests against radical and anarchist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Maroh
Alton Parker
New York
Mississippi
Century Theater Today
Nomination Clash Over Eighth District Primary Rules
Indianapolis March 13 The News reports a clash between the state and congressional committees over the Eighth district primary rules. The congressional committee plans April 3 primaries under its control and Horace E. Stillwell would be the sole candidate. The state committee may nominate a second candidate if it ignores the congressional plan, risking two Republican nominees and a court fight over ballot placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The
News Today
Republican Committee
Congressional Committee
Highth District
State Committee
Horace E. Stillwell
Stillwell
Congress
Tele phone company stockholders approve Home purchase offer
At the annual meeting the National Telephone and Telegraph stockholders voted to accept Home companys offer to buy the independ ent toll lines for 90 percent of par value with 6 percent Home stock issued in payment. The deal includes about 1000 miles of lines serving Fort Wayne and exchanges at Sturgis Kendallville Auburn New Haven Avilla and more. A 1000000 stock issue was planned for extensions. Directors elected: H C Paul C S Bash W L Moellering W A Bohn S S Fisher A E C Becker G Max Hofmann James M McKay E M Popp. Paul is president Bash vice president Bohn treasurer Moellering secretary and GM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Telephone and Telegraph Company
Commercial Club
Home Company
Tol
National Company
Fort Wayne
Sturgis
Kendallville
Auburn
New Haven
Avilla
H. C. Paul
C. S. Bash
W.L. Moellering
W. A. Bohn
S. 8S.fisher
A. E. C. Becker
Dewey Halts Work Delayed by Riveters at Drydock
State Department releases a Las Palmas cablegram from Commander Hosley dated March 12 noting riveter shortage delays on the drydock Dewey. Materials arrived March 6 and finish is expected March 16 barring further issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hosley
Dewey
Las Palmas
Canaries
State Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Medical Society Is
Physicians of
Northeastern
Profes
Dr Wishard
W. N. Wishard
Indiana State Medical Association
E. Barnett
F. W. Black
Ligonier
Garrette VanSweringen
Frank Allport
Albert E. Bulsop, Jr
O. V. Schuman
Columbia City
George E. Fulton
J. L. Gilbert
T. F. Wood
J. C. Baxter
W. F. Shumaker
Butler
W. F. Carver
Mary Ritter
W. D. Calvin
J. 8. Bowers
Decatur
D. W. Dryer
B. P. Thomas
Vesta M. Swarts
VanSweringen
J. H. Gilpin
J. F. Cameron
Hamilton
J. EB. Luckey
Wolf Lake
B. P. Weaver
W. H. Waller
Alfred Kane
C. B. Goodwin
Kendalmille
G. W. McCaskey
S . Beavers
A. P. Buchman
E.W. Dyer
Ossian
Joseph Rilus Hastman
M. F. Porter
H. A. Duemling
C. B. Stemen
Yt I. Rosenthal
E. McDacar
Goebel
Supreme Court
MR. Gilhams
Dacy
Will Geare
Tle
OLD
the Court
Elijah
Judge Parker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!