Bryan Kern and Marshall Club Forms Campaign Front
The Bryan Kern and Marshall club for Elkhart township Democrats formed at a large meeting in the council chamber. Officers include Deshi as president Bowser as vice president Noble secretary and Dembufsky treasurer. The group, over 100 strong, plans a designated meeting site and vows an organized, winning campaign with county chair R E Proctor urging unity.
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Bryan, Kern Inc
Marshall Club
Elkhart Township
Council Chamber
Daniel M. Bechted
A. S. Menaugh
George Rimpler
Bechtel
Charles C. Witt
Bryan, Kern and Marshall Club
B. F. Deshi
George B. Bowser
Louis B. Noble
Sel Dembufsky
B. F. Deahl
James Coulter
Frank Cripe
A. B. Witt
S. Bitner
James A. Arthur
Charles Aitken
Frank W. Foulks
Wilson Winters
David D. Rodibaugh
Mr. Kegegerreis
Charles Chapman
George A. Beck
Ulery
North Main Street
W. D. Platter
South Main Street
K. of P. Lodge
Cook-Tyler
McNaughton
Bayville
Proctor
Robert E. Proctor
Elkhart
Elkhart County Democratic Central Committee
Bryan
Kern
Franchises and fires mark Elkhart notices
The Herbert and Bucklen trolley franchise for Middlebury street in Elkhart expires September 19. Rumors claim Bucklen may seek a bonus and franchise extension via donated right of way. Bucklen’s plans face public doubt. Insurance on Dr W Nostig main street fire settled at 1450. Blumberg Hirsh adjusters meet. Interstate Railway Commission approves a new oil bill of lading form. Charles W Foulkes opens a real estate office in Hawke Gortner suing section.
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Herbert &, Bucklen
Middlebury Street
Elkhart
Bucksen
Bucklen
Dlkhart
Interstate Railway Commission
Charles W. Foulkes
Hawke-Gortner Suing Sec
Hoover Hearing On Appeal Likely To Go To State
The hearing on Amos J. Hoover, a Dunlaps schoolteacher whose license was revoked, resumed at the county superintendent’s office. Defense is B A Daveman. county superintendent’s special counsel is B F Deahl. Prosecution witnesses include L B Whippy, Officer Greenwood, and Louie Simon. The defense argues loco motor ataxia and intoxication dispute. deposition of ex-Justice Farrell was taken. The case may advance to appeal to State Superintendent Cotton after record is prepared.
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Amos J. Hoover
Dunlaps
Weaver
B. A. Daveman
Hoover
B. F. Deahl
Cotton
L.B. Whippy
Officer Greenwood
Louie Simon
Farrell
Gattshall
Society Notes Highlight Elkhart Event And Lakefront House Party
Mrs. Dean Wall hosted a dinner in Elkhart for Mrs. Clarence Brigge of Toledo. A Tippecanoe lake house party gathers Miss Edns Bremercamp and others with Mr. James Neville and Mr. William Thompson joining Saturday. Mrs. Sherman Rutan leads chaperones. Lila Lane and Ruth Rhodes helped with a 11th birthday party for Miss Mabel Gardner with gifts and refreshments. Mrs. C. G. Landis and Mrs. J. A. Beane hosted a six oclock dinner at the Oliver in South Bend for ten, traveling there aboard White steamers of Haines Egbert and H. R. Whitmer.
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Dean Wall
Elkhart
Clarence Brigge
Toledo
T. A. Starr
South Seventh Street
Tippecanoe Lake
Edns Bremercamp
Alta Dalkea
Marie Beatty
Guy Dausman
James Neville
William Thompson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sherman Rutan
Mabel
Will Gardner
North Fifth Street
Ruth Rhodes
Lila Lane
Marie Murphy
Lillian Swartz
C. G. Landis
J. A. Beane
Oliver, South Bend
Haines Egbert
H. R. Whitmer
Kendallville Trainer Files Federal Bankruptcy Petition
Irvin J. Waltman a Kendallville horse trainer files for bankruptcy in a Florida federal court. He lists debts of 770.73 and assets of 460 including a horse named Tommy W valued at 300. Marshall to Speak Hon Thomas R Marshall Democratic candidate for governor scheduled to speak at the Starke County convention in August.
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Irvin J. Waltman
Kendallville
FL. Wayne
Tommy W
Suit Filed Over $15 000 Injury to Six Year Old Boy
Garland Van Horn through his next friend David Van Horn sues the Lake Shore in superior court for 915000 damages claiming negligence led to his hand being mashed while children played near the round house in Elkhart. He resided near Wagner avenue and Indiana avenue.
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Lake Shore
Garland van Horn
David van Horn
Superior Court
Elkhart
van Horn
Wagner Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Lake Shore Round House
Round House
Bear seen in Kosciusko County prompts hunt
The Warsaw Times reports a large brown bear near the William Caldwell farm in Kosciusko County. J B Mendenhall and Frank Butter first sighted it while digging potatoes. Twenty people hunted the bear but only muddy tracks were found. wolves were reported in the area about a year ago.
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Warsaw Times
Kosciusko
William Caldwell
J. 8
Mendenhall
Frank Butter
Etter
Miller to keynote 13th Pioneer Picnic in Indiana and Michigan
Charles W. Miller of Goshen the Republican nominee for Congress will be the principal speaker at the 13th annual pioneer picnic of Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. The event rotates at South Clearlake near South Bend on the Portage road and will be held Thursday August 13. Miller replaces James B. Watson of Rushville as Republican candidate for governor.
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Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Indiana
Michigan
South Clearlake
South Bend
Portage Road
Miller
James B. Watson
Rushvill
Ind
Farm entries spark county arrests and fines
William Snyder a farmer was arrested by Officer Greenwood and paid 12 dollars in fines and costs after a roll of money and liquor were found on his person. Oliver Dobe tenant on Michael B. Rink’s Clinton township farm was arrested for assault and battery after a farm quarrel. he paid a 15 dollar fine and costs.
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William Snyder
Greenwood
Oliver Dobe
Michael B. Rink
Clinton Township
Mr. Rink
Dobel
Re-elected Directors at Bucklen Opera House Elkhart
Old Directors Re-elected. Bucklen Opera House stockholders in Elkhart re-elected the board: Herbert B. Bucklen, John W. Fieldhouse, Norman Sage, Louis M. Simpell, A. Carpenter, F. E. Shaw, and Miss Sadie Gallagher of Goshen. No action on bicycle accident or theatre reconstruction. Robbery at Mrs. Smith’s Elkhart home netted $18. Inventory of Philip Smeltzer estate listed at $136.50 with appraisers Lewis Scoles and A. B. Wenger. Warsaw travel notice for Friday. Kalamazoo crowd tops out of town delegation to Goshen. Death of Willam G. Craig in Decatur. Drowned man in Dollar Lake near South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Renwick touring Oldsmobile from Los Angeles to Boston.
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Bucklen Opera House Company
Elkhart
Herbert B. Bucklen
John W. Fieldhouge
Norman Sage
Louis M
A. Carpenter
F. FE. Shaw
Sadie Gallagher
Goshen
City Attorney Rules Police Board Controls Hiring
Perry L. Turner, Elkhart city attorney, states the police board has full power to appoint a chief, three officers, and 17 patrolmen. The council faces fines and potential imprisonment if it interferes. Current force includes 13 patrolmen amid a clash over temperance detective Charles A. Drink.
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Perry L. Turner
Elkhart
Board of Police Commissioners
Police Board
Charles A. Drink
Hquor
Drink
Civic League
Man Held on Alimony Bond After Divorce
Joseph Boltinhouse, arrested for failure to pay alimony and child support, spent the night in jail after failing to secure a $300 surety bond. Efforts to compromise are under way with attorney B A Dausman representing him. Boltinhouse, divorced six years, had been ordered to pay $500 alimony and $2 weekly. he had paid nothing since. Samuel Holtz of near Elkhart signed Boltinhouse’s $260 bond this afternoon, enabling his release.
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Jal
Joseph Boltinhouse
Boltinhouse
B. A. Dausman
Bobtinhouse
San Francisco
Samuel Holtz
Near Elkhart
Bobinhouse
Stranger questioned after heated River avenue call
Residents reported a stranger near Amasa Bloughs cemetery premises seeking shelter from the heat. Officer Greenwood found the elderly man who claimed no lawful purpose and intended to sleep outdoors to escape the heat.
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River Avenue
Police Department
Amasa Blough
Greenwood
Fie
Barneys Auto Exhibition Star To Visit Elkhart Soon
Barney Oldfield will bring automobile exhibition races to Elkhart next Saturday while a general show is held and is expected to arrive Monday with Mrs Oldfield. Irvin Potts was found guilty of selling liquor without a license in Elkhart and fined 60 dollars plus costs on July 31. an appeal was filed. The First Brethren Sunday School held its annual picnic on an island at Wikhart with two interurban cars carrying students. Convalescent and ex ship worker Freyberg was reported in Chicago near the home of Mrs Baughman three miles northeast of the city. Fern Harrold and Faye Ge visiting.
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Barney Oldfield
Elkhart
Mrs. Oldfield
Irvin Potts
Hughes
Costa
Phonic
The
First Brethren Church
Wikhart
Last Concert of Season Ada and Company Program
The program lists a medley and selections including Santiago Flynn Morse It Happened in Nordland Victor Herbert Anna Cujtis Animan Rogsini Waltz Farewell to Munich Grand Selection Trovatore Verdi Chinese War March Yo Sana Honeymoon Trail Howard and remarks on Mrs Schoonover’s involvement noted as serious.
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Santiago Flynn” Morse
Nordland
Victor Herbert
Anna Cujtis
Animan
Rogsini
Munich
Verdi
Local News Briefs From Kendallville and Nearby Towns
Angola barber Lauren Clay falls from a bicycle breaking a arm. Mrs. Elmatia Baughman dies heart trouble at 76 in Kendallville. Syracuse man Ora Traster flees to North Dakota after assault charge. Columbia City man Aaron Mullendore seriously injured by bee sting. Whitley county farmer William Brubaker uncovers a deer's skeleton while ditching. Waterloo widow Mrs. Samuel Lutz found dead of heart disease. Rome City hosts Universalist Indiana Convention Aug 16 22. Huntington’s David Custman dies after heat illness. Kendallville native Joseph Kinney witnesses a Pensacola lynching. Fort Wayne resident Aaron Landis dies at 47 of heart trouble. Wells county elder Hiram Jackson dies of paralysis. Dr. D S Myers insane at Longcliff Hospital. town dentist claimed poverty. Kendallville directory lists 4 976 residents. Bluffton Berne Celina railway work resumes with local farmers aiding as chainmen. Democrat planning campaign meeting Aug 19 with candidates and refreshments.
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Lauren Clay
Angola
Elmatia Baughman
Kendallville
Ora Traster
Syracuse
North Dakota
Aaron Mullendore
Columbia City
Whitley County
William Brubaker
Samuel Lu
Florida
Leander Shaw
Pensacola
Aaron Landis
Fort Wayne
Charles Keefer
Huntington
Hiram Jackson
Wells County
That County
D. 8. Myers
Longcliff
New Bluffton, Berne and Celina
Lost valuable mare dies from aorta rupture near Goshen
Arthur Gardner, a farmer near Goshen, reports his mare collapsed and died yesterday on Lincoln Avenue before the city offices while drawing bogs. Dr Winegantner determined death from rupture of the Aorta artery. Loss amounts to about 125 dollars.
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Arthur Gardner
Goshen
Lincoln
Sentinel Declines to Reprint Personal Attack on Opponent
Knox banker McCormick writes a harsh knock on C W Miller for congress. Barnhart, Miller and other district candidates vow fair play. Sentinel editor runs against Miller but refuses to publish the criticism, citing a square deal and no personal attacks. Attendees from Gooden report Kalamazoo race attendance.
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Barnhart
Henry A. Barnhart
Knox, Banker
C. W. Miller
Miller
Corgresa
Charles W. Miller
Bis
Congress
McCormick
Knox
Sentinel
Miler
The
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