Beveridge Speaks at Indiana Bankers Convention
United States Senator Beveridge addressed the seventh annual Indiana bankers convention in South Bend urging no radical or sweeping financial legislation in the coming congress session. He stressed maintaining credit and a settled policy, urged modest measures to ease money stringency, and called for mutual support among eastern and western bankers.
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South Bend
Ind
Congress
United States
Beveridge
Indiana Association of Bankers
Oyster Bay
New York
East
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Goo Goo Lewis fires on crowd near Broadway engine house
A six four man known as Goo Goo Lewis fired multiple times into a laborer group outside the Broadway engine house. No one was hit, likely blank cartridges. Lewis fled and was not located after the incident.
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Lewis
Broadway
Beveridge Suspects Pickpocket On Rail Trip
Senator Albert J Beveridge says a pickpocket stole from him between Richmond and this city on a G A I train. He discovered the loss at a Pennsylvania depot as he prepared to pay for lunch, leaving about fifty dollars missing from his pocket. He borrowed two dollars from restaurant manager Hubbard and vowed to repay it on arrival at South Bend where he would speak to bankers.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Richmond
Beveridge
Pennsylvania Depot
South Bend
Bankers’ Convention
Low excursion rates offered via Wicker Plate
Travel notice lists October 3 and 4 as low excursion dates with return validity to October 30. Contact nearest agent or O. Asterlin, T. FP. A. Fort Wayne, Ind. for details. Published Sept 10 with schedule notes for Tue Thu Sat and Wed to October 4.
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O. A. Asterlin
T. FP
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sat & W
Annual meeting of Churches of Christ near Beechgrove
The Allen County Association of Churches of Christ will hold its annual meeting at Beechgrove near Hosneckty on Wednesday next. Bun.
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Allen County
Association of Churches of Christ
Beechgrove
Hosnekty
Wefinesdiy
Home of Berne editor blasted by dynamite attack
Enemies of Editor Fred Rohrer of the Berne Witness attacked his Decatur Indiana home at 1 a m with two sticks of dynamite. The family escaped injury though the house suffered extensive damage and several hundred dollars in losses. The anti liquor fight in Berne is tied to the motive, with Rohrer a leading temperance figure who had warned of such a threat.
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Sentinel
Decatur
Ind
Fred Rohrer
Berne
Rohrer
County council trims sheriff and court budget deficiencies
The county council cut 1516.72 from the sheriff's deficiency in next year’s appropriation after sheriff Stout protested. Law requires sheriff fees cover salaries if possible. otherwise general funds cover shortfalls. Council also slashed juvenile court, probate, sheriff per diems, bailiff, jury fees, stenographer, school superintendent help, and deputy allowances, plus denying Greer a 90 day board of review pay.
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Stout
Barrett
Circuit Court
Thomas H. Greer
Board of Review
Garwood Warrant Brought to DeKalb Sheriff Seeks Embezzlement Charge
Sheriff Bleeks of DeKalb county arrived with a warrant for Don A. Garwood once cashier of the McClellan bank at Auburn. Garwood, under examination before Referee Harris over bank conduct, did not have the writ served. Garwood's cross-examination by the trustee’s counsel was later canceled, and Mrs Garwood departed to Grand Rapids amid unsettled claims.
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J. H. Rose
Auburn
Garwood
Sherif Bleeks
DeKalb County
Judge Rose
Grand Rapids
Mr. Garwood
Rhoads
Judge McClellan
James I. Best
Minneapolis
Judge Best
McClellan
Mr. Rhoads
Sheriff Bleeks
Bleeks
Don. A. Garwood
McClellan Bank
Harris
Waterloo
Grand Ra 8
Aneys
Northern Indiana Notes Snapshot Of Local Happenings
In northern Indiana reports note a second strawberry crop in Auburn area and strong onion yields in Whitley and Noble counties. Pierceton widow Mrs Cyrenus Coplen dies at 75 from paralysis. Hartford City businessmen discuss forming a county fair association and building a race track. Auburn forms Independent Oil to secure cheaper fuel. Huntington County okays about 260000 for a new courthouse. Winchester mill worker William Singer sustains skull fracture from falling board. Three highwaymen rob C P Andrews near Monroe with seven dollars. Ossian widow Sarah Jackson sues for support and asset sale. De Kalb hosts 300 guests at Houlton family reunion on a farm tied to John Houlton.
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Auburn
Whitley
Noble County
Cyrenus Coplen
Pierceton
Hartford City
Huntington County Council
William Singer
Winchester
C. P. Andrews
Monroe
Geneva
Sarah Jackson
Jackson
Houlton
DeKalb County
Houltons
John Houlton
Bryan Addresses Farmers by Telephone at Clinton Fair
Colonel William Jennings Bryan spoke to about 6,000 farmers at the Clinton annual fair using a megaphone linked to the rural telephone exchange. He urged farmers to stay on the land and shared farm experiences under the topic The Value of an Ideal.
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Bloomington
Ill
William Jennings Bryan
Dewitt County
Clinton
Bryan
Allen Hamilton Returns From Indianapolis Meeting
Allen Hamilton of the Fort Wayne school board traveled to Indianapolis to join the executive committee of the state association of city school boards. The committee planned the association’s semi annual meeting to be held in Indianapolis in November with date to be announced. Superintendent, township trustees and board members will meet concurrently with a joint session on the second day.
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MR. Worden
John Perrin
W. T. Malott
J. P. Frenzel
Indianapolis
C. H. Worden
Fort Wayne
J. H. Cutler
Hvansville
Executive Council
Association
W. W. Layton
Covington
H. Worden
W. F. Morris
Pendleton
A. G. Lupton
Hartford City
Jonce Monahan
Orleans
W. C. Thomas
Logansport
C. H. Church
Muncie
E. L. Hollingsworth
Rensselaer
Allen Hamilton
Fort Wayns
State Association of City
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