Suffrage Victory Sparks Democratic State Joy in Tennessee
Alice McCulloch voices delight at suffrage ratification as a milestone for national amendment. Indiana's Democratic committee pledges renewed effort, noting four states acted and Tennessee joins as sixth ratification. She credits the Democratic party for women’s full franchise and urges intensified campaigning.
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Ang
Democratic Party
Sitier
Mars
Aties Foster McCullach
Wemers
Pennessee
Doan
Mrs. McCull
Tennessee
North Carolina
Nan
Indiana Women's Democratic State Central Committee
Public Schools of Middlebury Open September 13
Middlebury public schools will reopen on September 13 as vacancies in the teaching staff have been filled. The district announces full staffing for the new term and invites families to prepare for the start.
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Middlebury
Jail Release Post Theft Case In Goshen
Herbert Jones, held with Cletus Hooley for stealing money from Goshen Milk Condensing Co offices, is released on bail set at 500 dollars.
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Herbert Jones
Cletus Hooley
Goshen Milk Condensing Co
Fee Cream Popular. Wiltam Banks Convicts on Boll
Wiltam Banks, accused of con games, faces charges related to a boll fraud case. Authorities report multiple victims and ongoing investigations as the case unfolds.
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Wiltam Banks
Rome Urges Mannix to Moderate British Policy
Rome calls Archbishop Mannix of Melbourne to temper his stance on British political questions. A Rome message, relayed by Associated Press, urges moderation in treatment of British affairs as tensions rise in the Empire.
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Rome
Mannix
London
Joanie J. Mannix
Melbourne
Australia
Menely chautaunqua five day precrun totals
Five day period totals show rising expenditures tied to local event seating and related costs. Officials report mounting funds spent on preparations and services, with a focus on budget accountability and potential future adjustments.
Local tourist offers reward for recovered money
A tourist from Neeth And over, Alass, offers a reward of 200 for returning a wallet found in Lincoln Tigh- MWakonegr tere. The finder is urged to contact Crostien for the reward.
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PB. Cole
Neeth Andover
Alass
Quarantined Woman Recalled as Mrs Darr in Local Tale
Fragmentary OCR reveals a story about a woman named Jesse Phare held in quarantine with illness while her father Thorves Shemter is mentioned. A week earlier a Mrs Darr is described as former Miss Jesse Sheeler. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Jesse Phare
Thorves Shemter
Bish Bate
Darr
Jesse Sheeler
Cox Attacks Senate Oligarchy in Ohio
Gov. Cox denounces a Senate oligarchy in Orrville Ohio saying Republican leaders aim to annex the presidency and warn of greedy campaign ties. He pushes for the League of Nations as essential to U.S. welfare and national security. He travels toward Canton for a Cox day event.
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Senate Oligarchy
Grovernor Cox
United States Senate
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Senate
Cos
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Ohie
Cox
League of Nations
Gilbert and Sullivan Pinafore Triumphs At Local Chautauqua
The Nedpath chautauqua tent at Chandler school drew capacity crowds as Gilbert and Sullivan's Pinafore returned to the city for the first time in over four decades. Arthur Deane led the Captain with Corcoran and Arthur Dangess as Sir Joseph Porter, and Mildred Rodiger starred as Buttercup alongside Lucile Felegtag Josephine. Aunt Myberg conducted the orchestra. Tonight the program shifts to Nothing But the Truth a clever comedy with Edwin Evans as Robert Betty, a role once played by Grant Mitchell and others in major theaters, shown at the tent stage and on screen at the dAn tontation.
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Sting
Old Opera House
J.T. Plaveris
Chicago
Arthur Deane
Long
Corcoran
Arthur Dangess
Sir Joseph Porter
Dort Moxbury
Dick Deadeye
Glen AL Drake
Mildred Rodiger
Buttercup
Lucile Felegtag
Josephine
Aunt Myberg
Edwin Evans
Robert Betty
Grant Mitchell
Wiliam Collier
Max Figman
Taylor Holmes
dAntontation
Chautauqua Tent Programs Draw Large Audience
A returned soldier lectured on Modern Unrest drawing a large audience this afternoon. Ralph Parlette’s Human Efficiency lecture closes the chautauqua Monday night. Monday features include The Good Fairy Thrift children’s pageant and Swiss singers. Redpath bureau talent not supplied for Sunday. Tomorrow’s religious services move to the Redpath tent with Rev. Reichard preaching. Fred J. Buckley and the Elkhart Instrument City band performed in Ligonier today.
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Redpath Bureau
Unionw
Redpath
Court Park
Herman OS. Reichard
First Reformed Church
Chautauqua
Fred J. Buckley
Elkhart
Goshen
Ligonier Chautauqua
Instrument City Band of
J. F. Boyer
Cem. Porn Factory
Grace Fink-Holverscheld
State Bee Inspector Reports Foul Brood in Elkhart Apiaries
James K. Starkey, Indiana State Bee Inspector, plus County Agent Shearer, surveyed 26 apiaries in Elkhart County and found 22 with American foul brood and 3 with European foul brood. They warned beekeepers to treat infections to prevent further losses and advised sanitation measures including burning infected brood and scorched hives.
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Aostate
State Department of Conservation
Division of
Iisease
Tanah
Elkhart
Cavty
Phoese
Three Elkhart Men Die in Michigan Train Wreck
Three Elkhart men died when a New York Central freight derailed near Schoolcraft Michigan. Engineer E Bassett Fireman Fred Grove and Brakeman C J Brodrick were killed. Bassett died en route to hospital after severe burns. Grove was single. Brodrick survived by a wife and two children. Bassett left a wife and five children.
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Aug
Schoolcraft
Here
New York Central
EE. Bassett
Fred
Grove
C.J. Brodrick
Elkhart
Ind
Brodrick
Basset
Bassetts
Highway plan decision upholds Elkhart routing near Elkhart
The state highway commission announced its decision on widening Lincoln Highway west of Elkhart toward the Bong o bridge. Elkhart and South Bend papers clashed over routing, but the commission upheld the Elkhart faction’s position.
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State Highway Commission
Elkhart
Bango Bridge
South Bend
29 Presumed Lost As Superior City Sinks In Lake Superior
In dense fog off White Fish Point the freighter Superior City sank after a collision with the Willis L. King. Four crewmen survived including Captain Edward Sawyers. Pittsburgh Steamship Company officials were not informed of the accident. Names of the missing could not be learned as records were lost.
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Sault Ste Marie
Superior City
Edward Sawyers
Albion
Mich
Sault Ste. Marie
White Fish Point
Lake Superior
Willis L. Bing
Turner
King
City of Superior sinks after fog collision on Lake Superior
Pittsburgh Steamship officials report no new word beyond press dispatches on the sinking of the City of Superior after a fog collision on Lake Superior last night. The steamer left Sandusky Aug. 14 under Captain M. L. Sawyer of Albion, with about 30 crew aboard.
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Pittsburgh Steamship Company
City of Superior
Lake Superior
George A. Marr
Lake Carriers’ Association
Sandusky
M. L. Sawyer
Albion
Tennessee House Quorum Breakers Head to Alabama
More than 230 Tennessee lawmakers opposed to woman suffrage left Nashville hotels before dawn and reportedly traveled to Decatur Alabama to defeat a quorum. Leaders warned the house would not meet at 10 a.m. to take final action on the amendment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tenhressee House
Alabama
Suffrage Amendment May Need More Action
A National Woman's Party statement in Washington on August 21 says even after ratification the suffrage amendment may require further legislative or executive steps before it becomes operative.
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Washington
National Woman’s Party
Sonny Medical Stomach Bitters Arrests In Goshen Case
Two men from Brimfield bought Sonny Medical Stomach Bitters from a Goshen wholesaler and drank part of a bottle on the return trip. They were taken into custody near Ligonier after being found intoxicated, with the product labeled as a whiskey substitute and claims of no revenue stamps. Federal authorities in Indianapolis are expected to act. the Goshen wholesaler says licenses and labels are legitimate.
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Sonny Medical Stomach
Sonny Titters Co
Lincoln Avenue
Chicago
Indianapolis
Charles Kuepper
Fred Cavens
Brimfield
Goshen
Knepper
Cavens
Marshal Showalter
Caves
Ligonier Justice Court
Goshen Wholester
Sonny Medical
Olympic Track Events Highlight United States Leads
At Antwerp Olympic Stadium on August 21 the United States won the final of the 56 pound weight put with 11.266 metres by P J McDonald while Loughlin Lyceum New York finished second. Sherman Sanders Chicago A A fifth in hop step and jump with 14.17 and Dan Ahearn Illinois holder of the world record sixth with 11.08. Final standings show the United States leading nations with 2133 points as Great Britain Canada South Africa and others trailing.
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Olympic Stadium
Antwerp
P. J. McDonald. Nly
Ryan
Loughlin Lyceum
New York
Finland
Sherman Sanders
Chicago
A. A
Dan Ahearn
Ilinois
United States
Boerne
Great Britain
Former State Senator Gabriel Summers Dies At Home
Gabriel Summers aged 63 owner of the South Bend News Times and former state senator died at 11 50 last night at his South Bend home after four weeks of illness from heart trouble and diabetes A stroke on Thursday morning ended hope Survived by wife and daughter Alice and Joseph M Stephenson publisher of the News Times and other relatives Summers a Notre Dame graduate of 1873.
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South Bend
Gabriel KR. Summers
South Bend News-Times
Tie
Summers
Alice
Joseph M. Stephenson
So. Bend
Polish forces advance as Brest Litovsk falls
Warsaw reports 15000 Soviet prisoners captured. General Pilsudski’s army reaches the Middle Bug River and advances northeast and east of Warsaw. Paris notes plan to join forces near Ostroleka to cut the Warsaw Bialystok road as the road to retreat. County commissioners buy a five ton White motor truck for road work.
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Pilsudskis
Bug River
Bug
Narew
Ostrolenka
Warsaw-Bialystok
Ridencure-Stoller Agency
Goshen Youth Receives Firm Investment in Auto Venture
A communication to the Democrat states Ray Whitmer, a Goshen and South Bend businessman, has received funds from a firm in which he is a stockholder in an automobile concern. Henry Ruhl, 60, formerly of Nappanee, died after falling from a ladder at his Kissington barn, leaving a wife, one son, and one daughter.
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Democrat Today
Ray Whitmer
Goshen and
South Bend
Henry Ruhl
Nappanee
Kissington
Mich
Death ends long public career of Indiana editor Summers
Edward Summers, born 1857 in New Carlisle, built a varied career in farming business and medicine before leading the South Bend News and later the News Times. He served as a Democratic senator from St. Joseph County in 1914 and supported statewide prohibition. His family notes his health decline after a grand-niece’s death in December 1919.
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Walkerton
South Bend Iron Bed Co
R. Vanderhoof
Vanderhoof
South Bend Times
Summers
Joseph M. Stephenson
St. Joseph County
Agson
Edward Summers
New Carlisle
Mr. Summers
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