Huntington to Welcome Noted Aviator Rodgers in Biplane
Huntington Ind September 19 local residents soon will glimpse an aeroplane as aviator Rodgers arrives via the Erie Aero right of way on a coast to coast trip. He travels from New York to Chicago by the Erie route and is awaiting a new propeller in Middletown N Y after a breakage yesterday. A special train crew has orders to assist and white flags will mark his flight at junctions along the Erie line.
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Huntington
Ind
Erie Aero
Rodgers
Erie
New York
Chicago
Middletown
N. Y
A Terrible Dream Involved Farm Girl Somnambulism
Kendallville Indiana September 19 an 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Long residing on a farm north of town had a frightening dream mistaking an automobile for danger she leaped from bed into a stair landing about fifteen or sixteen feet injuring herself but was revived and reported none the worse for the somnambulistic episode with parents at the scene shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
George Long
Miss Long
Daveh
Warsaw Man Trials Theorem For Syracuse Hearse Theft
Edward Scott stands trial in the Warsaw Circuit Court for stealing William Mallon’s hearse in Syracuse last month. Mallon testified the horse was later found in Chicago in Scott’s possession. Scott denies knowledge and claims he was with David Groves. Groves has pleaded guilty and says Scott was with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Edward Scott
William Mal‘an
Syracuse
Willam Mallon
Mallon
Chicago
Scott
David Groves
Groves
Last Reunion of Year in Jay County’s Dock Bone Grove
Old settlers of Jay and Adams counties gathered Sunday at Dock Bone grove near Bryant for the season’s top northern county event. Judge J. J. Moran gave the address and the Bryant band provided music, receiving a $20 appreciation check from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
Jay
Adams Counties
Dock Bone Grove
Bryant
Rogers
Jay County
J. J. Moran
Bryant Band
Hartford City Man Injured After Jumping From Car
Dick Wingate of Hartford City was badly bruised after leaping from a fast southbound car near the Seventh street crossing. He fell across the cinder pavement, was taken to Interurban hospital by ambulance, and treated by Dr. C. W. Corey. Wingate was intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
Dick Wingate
Seventh Street
Wingate
C. W. Corey
Interurban
Glass Worker Levy Windham Jailed in Assault Case
Levy Windham a Dunkirk glass worker employed at the Indiana Glass factory was brought to Portland and jailed to await circuit court trial on the charge of criminally assaulting 16 year old Miss Deana Bockoven. The alleged assault occurred Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
Levy Windham
Indiana Glass Factory
Deana Bockoven
Day current turned on in Columbia City
Columbia City Indiana September 19 the local lighting plant was remodeled and the long awaited day current was turned on for the first time. Light or power can now be used any time day or night though Shultz says it may take years to complete all rewiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Sept. Shultz
New Superintendent Named at Atz Printing Plant
A. E. Maxie of Chicago assumes leadership of the Atz Printing company in South Whitley Ind succeeding James L. Kib who resigned a few weeks ago. The change was reported in September 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whitley
Ind
A. E. Maxie
Chicago
At Z Printing Company
James L. Kib
Two Men Die In Electric Cable Rescue Scene
Elkhart Indiana reports Fred Brown of Mishawaka and John Farley of Toledo were electrocuted while working on a pile driver on the St. Joseph river. A wet rope carried current to Brown. Farley, attempting to save him, grasped the charged cable and Brown’s hand, causing both to die instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Fred Brown
Mishawaka
John Farley
Toledo
St. Joseph
Brown
Farley
Committee Seeks Shows For Farm ers Festival Week
Hartford City Indiana September 19 entertainment committee selects acts for the Farmers and Merchants Fall Festival week. Booked attractions include Clark's dog and pony show ferris wheel merry go round ocean wave Katzenjammer castle slide for life and acrobatic stunts. Other acts include wild west show Mazeppa horse show and various contests such as potato race fat men's race and sack race. Premium list promises generous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htartford City
Ind
Farmers’ and Merchants
Opening Day Crowds Highlight Indiana Fair in Decatur
Decatur Indiana September 19 opening day draws large attendance despite rain. Visitors from Adams County and beyond enjoy robust stock and produce exhibits and vibrant floral hall displays. Horse racing excitement draws notable horsemen to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Adams County
Floral Hall
Wabash Woman Ann Stubbs Dies After Long Illness
Wabash Ind Sept 19 Mrs Ann Stubbs longtime resident dies Sunday afternoon after years of illness She was nearly helpless in recent months and used an invalid chair A daughter and a brother survive her.
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Wabash
Ind
Ann Stubbs
Canucks Challenge Lifted as Canuck Team Seeks Wabash Match
Wabash Indiana September 19 Members of the Wabash A A football team boast after receiving an international challenge from the Canadian champions This would be the first foreign challenge in the club history and a decision on whether to play will come later due to travel considerations The match would take place on Canadian soil if arranged and local players would face a long trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash, Ind
Wabash A. A
Hutchens
Old Resident William Glosser Dies in Kendallville
William Glosser aged 65 longtime Kendallville resident died Sunday at his Orchard street home after years of illness. Post mortem examination by Dr Johnston found cancer of the stomach as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
William Glosser
Orchard Street
Johnston
Bolt Strikes Courthouse In Portland Storm
During a September 16 thunder storm a bolt of lightning hit the Portland courthouse dome. Janitor Schell, alone in the building, was floored by the shock but uninjured. Copper lightning rods prevented serious structural damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
Court House
Schell
Farmer Oscar Adair Injured In Haymow Fall
Oscar Adair, a young farmer west of Portland, Indiana, is in critical condition at the local hospital after falling from his haymow Friday morning. He sustained a fractured hip and arm and several deep head cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
Oscar Adair
Aged Pioneer Sarah Benton Dies in Indiana
Columbia City Indiana Sept 14 Sarah Benton one of Whitley county's oldest pioneers died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Hiram Perrin's home in Troy township She would have turned ninety on her next birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Sarah Benton
Whitley County
Fo Renson
Hiram Perrin
Troy Township
Typhoid Death of Huntington Woman
Mrs. Elmer Leonardt, wife of a Bippus druggist, died after five weeks of typhoid fever in Huntington Indiana. Funeral services were held today at the Bippus Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Elmer Leonardt
Bippus
Evangélical
Shurch
Mystery surrounds brakeman death at Bass Lake junction
Huntington Indiana September 18 Cirumstances surrounding the death of Harry Robinson an Erie brakeman for three weeks are unclear. He was sent to flag passenger train No 13 at Bass Lake junction but the train arrived late and fog hindered recognition. The theory he slept on a rail after torpedoes were placed is considered by railroad men. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p m at the Robinson residence led by Rev Elmer Ward Cole with Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Harry Robinson
Erie
Bass Lake Junction
Robinson
Frank Happy
Bass Lake
Elmer Ward Cole
Central Christian Church
Brotherhood of Railroad
Bluffton Street Fair to Feature Eight Paid Attractions
Bluffton Indiana announces eight paid attractions for the September 26 to 30 street fair. The lineup includes The Lady Minstrels Five-in-One Side Show Flea Circus Maid of the Mist Colored Minstrels and an Electrical show plus a Ferris wheel and merry-go-round. An additional free attraction is expected to be signed soon to offer something out of the ordinary. Tide Wertz leads street fair headquarters as office head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Amusement Committee
Tide Wertz
Man charged after alleged pitchfork attack in Huntington
W L Bain of near Andrews, Indiana alleges injuries from a savage pitchfork assault by his brother in law Thomas Willoughby. Bain suffered a fractured right arm and a deep cut above the eye and filed an affidavit with the prosecuting attorney charging assault and battery with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Thomas Willoughby
Wl Bain
Andrews
Bain
Krieg
Will Remodel Bank Warsaw Ind Home of Lake City Bank
Bank directors in Warsaw Indiana plan remodeling and refurnishing of the Lake City bank building before winter. Inspections and plans outline major exterior and interior changes with details not yet finalized but indicating a thorough upgrade of the oldest bank in the city or county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Lake City Bank
Swallows kerosene by accident in Kendallville
Thelma Myers four year old daughter of J C Myers of Kendallville Ind is in serious condition after a child’s prank where she sucked kerosene from a can Thelma is treated by physicians who expect recovery but remain cautious about her condition
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Kendallville
Ind
Thelma Myers
J. C. Myers
WLL REBUILD MILLS IN ALBION AFTER FIRE
Albion Ind September 18 over ten thousand dollars in stock has been subscribed for the reorganization of Paragon Mills the local firm struck by a recent fire. Farmers and business men back the plan to relaunch the stock company and rebuild the grist mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
Paragon Mills Company
Steck Company
Woman Burns From Gasoline Stove Accident in Warsaw
Miss Edna Schue 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Schue of Scott street was severely burned in a gasoline explosion at her home at 6 30 oclock Thursday evening She was filling the tank of a gasoline stove when it overflowed and caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Edna Schue
Thomas Schue
Scott Street
Woman injured in burns from apple butter incident
Decatur Indiana reports Mrs. Oscar Fritzinger, formerly of the city and now living northeast of Monmouth, suffered a severe burn in a painful accident involving apple butter. Jetta was mentioned in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Oscar Fritzinger
Monmouth
Jetta
Kendallville Ready for Fair Despite Rain Storm
Kendallville Indiana September 18 promoters of the Kendallville fair express confidence and say a bad beginning makes a good ending Every effort is underway to ready the fair grounds for opening tomorrow Concession men arrive from across the country tents and pavilions rise along the pike The premium list is large and exhibits of produce and stock will be shown Racing programs are planned and Thursday is billed as the great day with excursions expected from nearby towns depending on weather
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Kendallville
Ind
Coney Island
Diphtheria Scare Quelled in Huntington Schools
Huntington Ind Sept 15 With only two children under suspicion County Health Commissioner C W Fry reports the diphtheria scare at Tipton Street School largely resolved after investigation found no new cases. Wednesday classes resumed the seventh grade had been dismissed for fumigation and safety measures continue with no spread detected beyond the affected room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
C. W. Fry
Tipton Street
Noble County Woman Dies From Severe Burns At Home
Mrs. Oakley S. Randolph of near Wawaka died after her clothing caught fire while boiling soap in her yard. Her husband was at the Goshen fair when the accident happened. She called for help before losing consciousness. doctors arrived too late. She leaves a husband and two children.
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Albion
Ind
Oakley S. Randolph
Wawaka
Randolph
Over a Thousand Dollars Raised in Kendallville Library Drive
Kendallville residents subscribe 1060 to secure a library board and fund upkeep. Judge Luke H. Wrigley will appoint three of seven members from the prospectus, with 112 subscribers accounting for about 10 percent of local voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Albion
Luke H. Wrigley
Lightning Strikes Cause Three Big Barn Fires in County
Wabash Indiana Sept 16 Lightning caused severe losses across the county during a storm between 2 and 3 am. Two barns on Alex Longs farm northwest of the city burned to ruins, while the Pence farm at Stockdale saw a barn and contents destroyed. Tenant D L Durnbaugh reported the loss of 2000 bushels of wheat 1200 bushels of oats forty tons of hay and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Alex Long
Alex Pence
Stockdale
D. L. Durnbaugh
Bluffton sees St. Louis Mich beet Sugar Factory site tour
A committee from the St. Louis Michigan beet sugar factory visiting Bluffton arrived Wednesday night and surveyed Geneva land and potential factory sites after poor weather delayed inspection. The party was led by R. Todd of the Studebaker band, L. Williamson of Walls County Bank, and G. T. Markley of Hale Markley real estate firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Band
L. A. Williamson
Walls County Bank
G. T. Markley
Hale & Markley
Improvements Planned for Huntington Calaboose
Huntington Indiana September 16 John Diffenbaugh city janitor announces plans to improve the city calaboose to curb bed bugs from tramps. The transient room will be nearly airtight with whitewash and replastering in places. The janitor dreads the task but says it is needed for occupants of other rooms in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Anti-Saloon Talks Planned by Indiana League Leader
Auburn Indiana hosts Dr Madison Swadner of Indianapolis vice president of the state Anti-Saloon League who will speak at the Methodist church tomorrow morning and at 730 pm to the Presbyterian congregation. He is touted as a top orator and will share a message of broad interest with special music planned for both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Madison Swadner
Indianapolis
State Anti-Saloon League
Swadener
Pioneer John Snyder dies after illness in Whitley County
John Snyder aged pioneer resident of Columbia City and brother of City Councilman George Snyder died at his Wynkoop area home near Wynkoop at 11 o clock Friday night after several weeks illness due to infirmities of old age. He lived many years in Whitley county and was a respected farmer with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
John Snyder
This County
George Snyder
Wynkoop
Here
Whitley County
Ossian Youth Sentenced for Receiving Stolen Property
Ossian Indiana September 16 Homer Smith of this place pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property in connection with the John W Woodward meat shop robbery. Judge C F E Sturgis sentenced him to the state reformatory for one to eight years. The affidavit was amended by agreement of the attorneys. Smith to be taken to Jeffersonville in a few days by Sheriff Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
Ind
Homer Smith
John W. Woodward
State Reformatory
C. F E. Sturgis
Smith
Jeffersonville
Carlisle
Merchants of South Whitley Adopt Early Closing Hours
South Whitley Indiana merchants sign a pact to close early starting October 2. Seven stores will close at 7 pm and six at 6 pm except Saturdays. Stores including hardware meat markets groceries and dry goods will participate and stay open the week before Christmas as they choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whitley
Ind
Accident Claims Life of Waterloo Man
Waterloo Indiana September 16 William Copeland 72 died after injuries from a Tuesday accident when his hat blew under his team's hooves causing a blow that left him paralyzed until his death yesterday.
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Waterloo
Ind
William Copeland
Conductor Killed In Freight Yard Accident
Delphos Ohio reports conductor John Edwards of a Clover Leaf through freight was crushed between two box cars while signaling the engineer at Ohio City yards. The accident occurred about 1 oclock yesterday morning and left him instantly dead. details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphos
John Edwards
Ohio City
Lost Thief Trail In Kendallville Case
Bronson Michigan Sheriff traced a horse thief to Kendallville Indiana but the trail was lost here. The theft occurred at Battle Creek and the suspects named are Clarence Whitford with residence unknown and a young woman believed from Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Tyler
Bronson
Mich
Battle Creek
Clarence Whitford
Hicksville Fair Association Goes Bankrupt
Defiance Ohio Sept. 18 lack of patronage and finances forces Hicksville Fair Association into bankruptcy. If not reorganized Buckeye City may lose the fair in future years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Ohio
Hicksville Fair Association
Buckeye
Not Guilty Verdict In Liquor Law Case
In Columbia City Indiana on September 16 Jacob Garber a saloonist in the Washburn block was found not guilty by a twelve member petit jury after a seventeen minute deliberation on the charge of violating liquor laws from last February.
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Columbia City
Ind
Jacob Garber
Washburn
New Town Rising From Ruins in Huntington District
Rebuilding of the Andrews business area destroyed by fire has begun with excavations for the Masonic and Shinkle buildings. Brick structures will replace the damaged sites, with second floors for the Masons and first floors possibly housing Cogswell drug store or Gretzinger dry goods. Other owners plan new buildings, aiming to complete before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Andrews
Masonic
Cogswell Drug Store
Lodge
Masons
William Shinkle
Gretzinger Dry Gools
Shinkle
F. W. Kelsey
NECK BROKEN IN FALL FROM WAGON
Wabash Indiana September 15 Daniel Dogsetts an aged farmer near the city was killed Wednesday night when he fell from his wagon upon alighting his neck broken and death instant. His body lay beneath the wagon with the horse standing at the scene. Dr A E Rogers Somerset Indiana arrived too late. Survived by wife two sons and two daughters in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash, Ind
Daniel Dogsetts
A. E. Rogers
Somerset
Tennessee
Victim of Savage Hog Attack Near Tocsin
George Plummer, 74, a pioneer farmer living a mile south of Tocsin, Bluffton Indiana, was dragged down by a savage hog yesterday afternoon. His leg was badly chewed and he suffered severe shock. his daughter Mrs Nathaniel Mentzer was summoned, and doctors fear he may not survive the ordeal. A neighbor’s son rescued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
George Plummer
Tocsin
Nathaniel Mentzer
Auburn High names football and track captains
The Auburn Indiana Athletic Association elected captains for the year. Football will be led by Kirby Sprott with Prof. Kimmel as manager. Track team to be formed. Girls basketball led by Mary Weaver with Miss Bateman as manager. Boys basketball led by Russel Gregg with Prof. Kimmel as manager. Baseball captain Walter Shugars with Prof. Langston as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Athletic Association of the
Kimmel
Kirby Sprott
Mary Weaver
Miss Bateman
Russel Gregg
Walter Shugars
Prof
Langston
Frat Phi Alpha Phi Holds Banquet in Auburn
Auburn Ind September 15 Wednesday members of the Phi Alpha Phi fraternity spent a pleasant evening. The Redman bowling alleys were leased for the occasion then the group moved to Herrick's hotel where a banquet awaited them. It was described as one of the most pleasant evenings for some time and will be remembered by the young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Phi Alpha Phi
Redman
Herrick's
Death of Hartford City minister I J Anderson aged 63
Rev. I J Anderson aged 63 and longtime Warren resident died at his home Wednesday afternoon after 65 years in Warren Ohio Indiana county. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Warren M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
I. J. Anderson
Bluffton Bars Beattie Murder Pictures
Bluffton Mayor Frank Smith said no Beattie murder pictures would be shown in Bluffton. Indiana cities largely block the images as companies that spent thousands pursue profits face opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Frank Smith
Beattie
Indiana
Rural mail carriers begin service in 1950 era
Eleven years ago today on September 15 1960 W A Patterson W S Blake and Wd Myers started work as rural mail route carriers from Columbia City post office. Patterson and Blake remain on the job with excellent records while Myers left for Denver. Clark was the other carrier in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
W. A. Patterson
W. S. Blake
Wd. Myers
Denver
Cél
H. Clark
Bluffton Fair Promises Record Attractions and Free Entertainment
Bluffton Indiana anticipates the free street fair and home-coming September 26 to 30 to surpass all prior events. The committee reports increased funds enabling more exhibits including cattle, horses, poultry, agriculture, and art with liberal premiums. features include acrobats, high wire acts, illuminated auto parade, lodge parades, and uniformed drills. The American Tent and Awning Co will fund extensive decorations, with incandescents lighting the business district as Bluffton and Montpelier bands provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Bluffton Canton I. O. O. F. Uniformed Company
American Tent and Awning Co
Indianapolis
Montpelier
Markle Man Hurt In Fence Rail Cave-In
Henry Poorman, 72, of Markle Indiana, was crushed on the left hip when a stack of drying fence rails collapsed onto him and a rock on the opposite side caused additional injuries. He worked on the James Cline property with the Charles Line wood busting crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poorman
Charles Line
James Cline Place
Markle
Storm Levels Barn Damage in Wilmingon Township
The September storm in Butler Indiana damaged Jacob Gunsenhouser’s barn in Wilmington township. A 34 by 34 foot roof section collapsed and a 15 by 18 foot piece was hurled 100 feet injuring a hay tedder and a grain binder. A corn crib fell. Damage estimated at 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ind
Jacob Gunsenhouser
Wilmington Township
Prisoners in Huntington Jail Drink Whisky Through Grating
Local police were horrified when two prisoners in the city calaboose emerged thoroughly stewed after bottles of whisky were passed in from outside through the grating. A guard was in the next room and screens were ordered for the detention room windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Calaboose
Health board to probe death of Mrs Wiltia in Jackson township
Huntington Ind September 14 County Health Officer C W Fry reports the state health board will investigate the death of Mrs Alexander Wiltia said to have occurred in Jackson township on April 4. A death certificate burial permit has been received and authorities deem the cause suspicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
C. W. Fry
State Health Board
T A
Alexander Wiltia
Jackson Township
Willla
Boy 16 Takes Antirabic Treatment After Pig Bite
Montrelier Indiana Sept 15 John Carter sixteen son of Ellsworth Carter four miles west of Eaton is taking the anti rabic treatment from a prominent physician in Muncie after being wounded on the back of his hand while catching a six months old pig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrelier
Ind
John Carter
Ellsworth Carter
Eaton
Muncie
Albion Schools Closed Over Scarlet Fever Exposure
Albion Indiana September 14 schools shut for a week due to possible scarlet fever exposure. Several cases reported in the Willard Clouse family in Jefferson township with children having attended classes last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
Willard Clouse
Jefferson Township
Car Leaps 100 Foot Hill In Kansas City Tragedy
A street car left tracks and plunged down a hundred-foot hill at Fifth and Bluff in Kansas City Missouri killing Dennis Kauffmann and motorman H E Meyers and badly injuring conductor William J Kaiser. Passengers saw the motorman lose control at a sharp curve as the car somersaulted onto a rocky cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fifth
Bluff Streets
Dennis Kauffmann
H. E. Meyers
William J. Kaiser
Colt
Russell Colt
Ethel Barrymore
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promotes Quick Colds Relief
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a ready remedy for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis, and chest and lung ailments. Warns parents to avoid substitutes and to seek the genuine product from Dreier Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dreier
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Fort Maines
Hearst Prize
Hartford City Fair
Decatur Fair
Bolt
Brakeman
BANK
Huntington School
Noble County
Kendallsville
Wabash County
Pioneer Answers Call
Conductor
the Parson
W. H. Gleiser
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Temple
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