Memorial services mark final tribute to President Harding
Residents of Goshen gathered at the First Presbyterian Church for a capacity crowd memorial service led by Mayor George Ringer. Rev. Porter and Rev. Mednard spoke, honoring Harding and recalling past presidents, as business across the town suspended for the observance.
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Warren G. Harding
Geshen
First Presbyterian Church
Tiaf Dennell
Ehsarch
Dedi Foo
First Reformed Church
George
Paiste
Porter
J. A. Medntartf
Revo Porter
William Henry Harrison
Usgh
Zachary Taylor
Abranham Lincoln
IMI
James A. Garfield
Od Welock
Equest Ly
Kinpler
McKinley
Qwemeria
William McBinder
United States
First Baptist Church
Cod Francis FE. Harker
Pustia
Phe
Pravis
TOR
Mira
Farmer Posts $2000 Bond in Assault Case at Warsaw
Harley Miller of near North Webster posted a 2000 bond to guarantee appearance in the Warsaw circuit court in September. He is accused of assault with intent to kill Ted Poppenfeese of near Lake Wawasee, alleged to have struck him on the head with a rock.
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Syracuse
Aus
Harley Miller
North Webster
Warsaw
Ted Poppenfeese
Lake Wawasee
Godfrey Miller Reaches Indiana Tennis Semi finals
Culver Indiana August 11 Julius Sagolowsky of Indianapolis T Frank OConnell of Chicago Godfrey Miller of South Bend and Ralph Stacey of Cincinnati advanced to the state juniors tennis semi finals after yesterday mornings quarter finals in Culver.
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Culver
Ind
Julius Sagolowsky
Indianapolis
T. Frank O'Connell
Chicago
Godfrey Miller
South Bend
Ralph Stacey
Cincinnati
Elkhart Truck Driver Surrenders on Support Charge
Floyd C. Spines age 33 of Elkhart surrendered to South Bend police following a warrant for failure to support his children. He posted $300 bail and was released.
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Floyd C. Spines
Elkhart
South Bend
Goshen High School graduates at forty six commencements
A compiled record shows 1254 Goshen High School graduates across 46 commencements, the first held in June 1976.
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Goshen High School
Browning, Jr. And Cousin Face Murder Charge Again
In Salt Lake on Aug 11, Judge Iverson overruled a motion to quash the information, sending John M. Browning Jr. and Mariner A. Browning to trial on first degree murder charges for Benjamin F. Ballantine. Each defendant is free on a $25,000 bond, with pleas to be entered in court.
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Salt Lake
Johnn M. Browning
Marriner A. Browning
Benjamin FL Ballantine
Iverson
Brownings
Liberty
Everson
John Ness Pratt
Pratt
Ander
John M. Browning, Jr
Soniof
Ogden
Utah
Rules against prosecutors in Indianapolis outlined
Indiana attorney general says county prosecutors lack authority to use county funds to hire secret investigators for detecting law violations. He notes such duties lie with peace officers like sheriffs and police, and only deputy sheriffs can be paid from the county treasury in emergencies. The opinion affects many counties including Indianapolis and county coprosecutors.
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Indianapolis
T.S. Lesh
State Board of Accotages
Indiana
Willa PS Divans
Chande Mc Worley
Coriminal Court
Tesh
Trely
Gary Boy 17 Killed in Auto Collision
Gary Boy and Steve Pallick both 17, from LaPorte and Gary, were victims in an auto incident in which Pallick died instantly after being struck by a car driven by EB Long of the state attorney general's office. Long was not found at fault and was en route east on an auto tour.
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Laporte
Ang
Steve Pallick
Gary
EB. Long
State Attorney General's Office
Springfield
Pallick
Long
Married by Justice Beulah Tavernier and Glen Hess
Beulah Tavernier daughter of Warren Tavernier of Elkhart wed Glen Hess son of Seymour Hess of near Goshen this morning in Elkhart officiated by Justice 8 Whisler.
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Mise Fva Beulah Tavernier
Warren Tavernier
Elkhart
Glen Pranklin Hess
Seymoure Hess
Goshen
Justice of the Peave
Whisler
Goshen High Band Concert Honors President Harding
A large crowd gathered at Court Pick last evening as Goshen High School band presented its regular weekly concert. The program featured sacred numbers and patriotic pieces as a mark of respect for President Harding.
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Goshen High School
Harding
Hammon Held on Family Mistreatment Charges
MISHWAK A Aug 11 Harry E Hammon of this city is under 5000 bond on two charges of family mistreatment the victim being his young sister In court he said he had done no wrong
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Mishawaka
Harry E. Hammon
Governor McMaster Sells Gas At 16 Cents In Dakota
Chicago reports 160000 gallons of gasoline to be shipped to nine South Dakota cities for public sale at 16 cents per gallon. Governor W H McMaster announced the plan while in Marion Ohio for Warren G Harding funeral services.
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South Dakota
Chicago
W. HH. McMaster
Marion
Warren Harding
German Crisis Looms As Chancellor Resigns
London reports Chancellor Cuno handed President Ebert his resignation, Berlin sources differ on acceptance. Ebert bans handbills calling for overthrow amid food shortages and bolshevik propaganda, while Reichstag circles deem the government’s fall accomplished.
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London
A. Py
Cuneo
Ebert
Berlin
Herlin
Aug
Taa.po
Germany
Reichstag
Reich
Herr ©Ano
Prohibition Agents Seize Pre-Prohibition Stock in Fort Wayne
Federal prohibition agents inspected the basement of Sam Wolf a Fort Wayne dry goods merchant and found intoxicating liquor stock they believe is pre prohibition. The liquor was checked bottle by bottle as part of the seizure.
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Fort Wayne
Sam Wolf
Winona Inn Guests Sued Over Buggy Damage
Minnie Perkins of Warsaw sues D. Linton and L. A. Kirklin, guests at the Inn at Winona Lake, for 100 dollars claiming an automobile struck the buggy she occupied and caused damages.
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Winona Lake
Minnie Perkins
Warsaw
D. Linton
L. A. Kirklin
Indiana crops promise well in August report
The cooperative crop reporting service for Indiana notes most principal crops rise from July to August, rye hay and tobacco retreat slightly. Corn is forecast at 192.7 million bushels, up from July, with better weather aiding progress though some southern localities report minor issues. Winter wheat yields average about 16.5 bushels per acre with total production near () bushels. Continuous showers hinder threshing in the north while corn prospects in eastern regions remain strong.
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Indiana
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Tudiana
Former official of state missing in Indianapolis
Aug 11. Dewitt Moore former secretary of the state board for registration of professional engineers and land surveyors is missing from his home in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Man Seeks Divorce Over Desertion From Anna F. Martin
Daniel J. Martin of Elkhart has filed for divorce from Anna F. Martin in the superior court charging desertion. They wed in September 1916 and separated November 1, 1911. The defendant was last known to be in Edinburgh Scotland.
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Daniel J. Martin
Elkhart
Superior Court
Anna F. Martin
Edinburgh
Scotland
Indiana Weather Turns Partly Cloudy with Scattered Tstorms
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with probably scattered thunderstorms. Cooler temperatures expected in the northern portion Sunday.
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Indiana
Deacon Ordained by Bishop White at Saints Chapel
Plymouth deacon ordained at Saints chapel Lake Wawassee by Bishop White of South Bend with several ministers assisting. Special music featured at the ceremony.
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Plymouth
Saints’ Chapel
Lake Wawawsee
Bishop White
South Bend
Weather Note From Lower Michigan Short and Local
A fragmented weather snippet from Lower Michigan notes a cloudy tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions and possible scattered activity. The readability is limited, but impacts on plans and travel may be minimal.
President Coolidge Returns to Washington After Harding Funeral
President Coolidge arrived in Washington from Marion Ohio after attending President Harding's funeral. He went directly to the Willard Hotel to offices and declined to comment on George Christian Jr resignation. Edwin T Clark seen as likely to take the post amid shuffled staff. House leaders Graham and Wurzbach among first callers.
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Washington
Coolidge
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Willard Hotel
George Christian, Jr
Christian
Mr. Coolidge
Edwin T. Clark
Representative Graham
Uwlingis
House
Representative Wurzbach
Texas
Marion Sorrow Over Returns To Normal
Marion today returned to her ordinary life after the nation observed the passing of Warren G Harding. Crowds that crowded the town yesterday for honors were gone as the city settled back into routine and quiet.
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Marion
A.P
Warren G. Harding
United States
Goodman says he intended to marry before recapture
John P. Goodman told deputy sheriffs at the St. Joseph county jail in South Bend that he planned to marry Violet Gerkins of Ligonier. He refused to discuss his crimes but admitted returning to South Bend after escaping from Elkhart. Officers questioned Violet and another friend, Russell Shinn of Elkhart, as part of the investigation into the burglary of several South Bend homes.
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John P. Goodman
St. Joseph County
South Bend
Elkhart
Goodman
Ligonier
Violet Gerkins
Russell Shinn
Chick Evans Denies Owed 7500 Dollars
Aug 11 Chicago Evans Jr a noted golfer denies owing 7500 dollars to Charles J Moore a Board of Trade member who sought a warrant for arrest on confidence charges Evans says he gave a check for the amount to Moore to obtain credit Moore cashed it knowing the bank had not approved the loan the bank returned the check marked not sufficient funds
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Chicago
Charles J. Moore
Board of Trade
Charles
Chick) Evans, Jr
Evans
Moore
Death of Clinton Cherrington Sent to Ohio for Burial
Clinton Cherrington, 62, who shot himself at the Lafayette hotel in South Bend, died yesterday in Epworth hospital. He suffered tongue cancer and distress led to the self-inflicted wound. His body was sent to Bamben, Ohio, for burial.
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South Bend
Clinton Cherrington
Epworth Hospital
Lafayette Hotel
Bamben
Ohio
Cherrington
Elkhart Man Arrested for Drunken Driving
Aug. 11 Elkhart man James W. Prough of Elkhart was arrested in Mishawaka on a charge of driving an automobile while drunk.
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Elkhart
Mishawaka
James W. Prough
May Be Closed Today on Apollo Cafe Purchase
A Chicago buyer may finalize the purchase of the Apollo cafe from Sam Husman and Andy Marantis today, with completion expected if all conditions are met.
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Apollo Cafe
Sam Husman
Andy Marantis
Chicago
River ford marker dedication set for Benton event
The program will begin at 2 P.M. at Benton for the Ekhart river ford marker dedication. Wednesday events start at 2 oclock in the afternoon.
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Benton
Mrs. Harding Returns to White House to Pack Belongings
Mrs. Harding arrives in Washington aboard the same train that carried President Harding's body from San Francisco to Marion for burial. She plans to pack her personal belongings at the White House and arrange for her final departure from the capital.
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Mrs. Harding
White House
Washington
San Francisco
Marion
Harding
Capitol
Attempted shooting near Goshen targets Miss Cleo Roth
An alleged attempt on the life of Miss Cleo Roth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Abe Roth, occurred recently as she rode with a friend toward Lake Wawasee. A shot was fired at the car, missing by inches, with no clue to the shooter found. The incident happened just south of Goshen.
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Cleo Roth
Abe Roth
Goshen
Lake Wawasee
Miss Roth
Price
Gosheu
Browning Heirs to Big Share of Million Dollar Estate
Toledo dispatch says Elkhart resident Hiram B Browning and his son John Harry Browning will receive a large portion of O A Brownings estate. The oil operator died in July leaving an estate valued between 100000 and 3000000. Another brother and two sisters are principal heirs.
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Elkhart Truth
Toledo
Hiram B. Browning
Elkhart
John Harry Browning
Browniny
O. A Browning
Assessors Miss 7 000 Autos in Tax Rolls
Indiana tax commissioners estimate about 7 000 of 100 000 automobiles are not on taxation lists this year. The board instructed county assessors to compile licensed auto lists to verify totals, with Marion County suspected short about 5 000 to 6 000 on tax duplicates. No figures available for Elhart County.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Conmissioners
Marion County
Borah Endorses Coolidge as Republican Nominee
SPOKANE Aug 11 Senator William E Borah of Idaho said Coolidge is the logical Republican candidate for the next presidential nominating convention. He urged the public to give him a chance to prove himself, warning that fate has made Coolidge president and noting serious problems in agriculture coal transportation demand attention.
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Spokane
Wash
William E. Borah
Idaho
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Express Messenger Found Dead on Train Between Plymouth and Fort Wayne
Charles Harris aged 60 an express messenger on a Pennsylvania train died suddenly between Plymouth and Fort Wayne. His body was found by depot agent F J Miller after the train entered the Fort Wayne local station. Harris had finished his work at Plymouth and spoken with the brakeman after the train left Plymouth.
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Fort Wayne
Charles Harris
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
F. J. Miller
Fort Warne
Harris
Married in South Bend Elopement Ties Michigan Pair
Robert Hi. Cavanaugh of Paw Paw Michigan and Barbara Van Ostrand of Grand Rapids Michigan eloped and were married in South Bend on August 11.
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South Bend
Robert Hi. Cavanaugh
Paw Paw
Mich
Barbara van Ostrand
Grand Rapids, Mich
Elopers
New Paris Teacher Omitted From Township List
Eldon Evans who will teach the 5th and 6th grades in New Paris was omitted by mistake from yesterday’s Jackson township teachers list.
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New Paris
Jackson Township
Eldon Evans
Drunk Eddy Sentenced in Elkhart Court
In Elkhart city court yesterday Fred Eddy was sentenced to 30 days at the penitentiary and fined 11 dollars for public intoxication, a third offense.
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Elkhart
Fred Eddy
African Zinc Company Strike Grows Tense in Hillsboro
Troops mobilized after Hillsboro plant standoff as 10thousand workers strike over union recognition. Kings National Guard units deployed by order of Colonel F J Taylor amid mounting fear of clashes. Officials sought arbitration without success as deputies report injuries in Wednesday clash.
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Springfield
A. P.i
Kings National Guard
American Zinc Company
Hillsboro
TOU
F. J. Taylor
Carlos EF. Black
Charles EL. Hill
Montgomery County
Taylor
A. L. Culberson
Delavan
List Infantry
Adjutant General's Office
Hillsboro Commercial Club
Kenneth Roseman
Colonel Culberson
Ian Dineen
Haineis Industrial Commission
Hillsboro Guards Not Needed as Guard Ordered
Hillsboro deputy in charge of the American Zinc plant guard said he saw no need for security after AP reported 10 Illinois National Guard units had been ordered to Hillsboro for strike duty. He noted the plant area remained quiet.
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Hillsboro
James Hall
American Zinc Company
Associated Press
Illinois National Guard
Engman-Matthews Stockholders to Convene Next Thursday
Engman-Matthews Company stockholders are called to meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms next Thursday at 7 30 pm. A committee led by Charlies FE Neidig Sel Dembufsky J Elmer Newell John M Yoder and Robert Hudson Sr was appointed at a July meeting to advise with the bankers committee which reported over 58000 profit for the first six months. A plan to merge with Goshen Improvement Company and issue new stock is under consideration. If business remains strong stockholders may be paid in full.
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Goshen “Improvement ‘Company
Harry A. Engman, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Charlies FE. Neidig
Sel Dembufsky
J Elmer Newell
John M. Yoder
Robert Hudson, Sr
Engman-Matthews Company
Bankers Committee
Engman- Matthews and
Goshen
Blaze McClary Struck and Killed by Big Four Train
Niles, Aug. 11. Blaine McClary, 40, of this city, was killed when struck by a Big Four passenger train while walking along the right of way. A tramp notified the crew after finding the mangled body.
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Niles
Blaine McClary
Resignations At Sash And Door And City National Bank
Miss Hazel Weddell resigns from Sash and Door Co and accepts another post. Ming Isabelle Howard accepts a position with City National Bank as part of the same employment notices.
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Hazel Weddell
Sash & Door Co
Interstates Public Service Co
Ming Isabelle Howard
City National Bank
Fort Wain Avenue 11 Contributes to $24,000 Error?
An incomplete clipping hints at a financial entry or commit totaling 24 000 dollars near Fort Wain Avenue 11. Readable details are sparse, but the fragment implies an amount linked to a committee or transaction.
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Fort, Wain Ave
Cve
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