Railroad Presidents Prepare Final Offer Amid Strike Crisis
President Wilson travels to Capitol amid ongoing railroad wage talks as Senate leaders Kern and Newlands are summoned. Brotherhoods await the presidents last offer, with daily committee meetings continuing until an agreement or a breakdown is reached. Public sentiment splits on whether the proposals will be accepted without changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernana
Newlands
Senate
H Lly
Washington
Railroad Brotherhood
His Fortune Gone
Patrick Calhoun testifies in receivership proceedings that only five dollars remains of a five million dollar fortune once tied to San Francisco street railway interests. He cites the 1906 earthquake and other reverses as the causes of his losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Patrick Calhoun
San Francisco
Lusitania sinking allegedly led by Max Valentine London
A Copenhagen Reuters dispatch reports the submarine that sank the Lusitania was commanded by Max Valentine. He is said to have been awarded the Iron Cross first class by the German emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Denmark
Reutey
Copenhagen
Max Valentine
British Auxiliary Cruiser Torpedoed in North Sea
It was announced that a British auxiliary cruiser was torpedoed in the North Sea east of Albany with 23 men lost. Dispatches report LT persons were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North Sea
Albany
Hudson Co. elects officers at stockholders meeting
Robert Hudson Jr. was chosen vice president and John G. Herr secretary at last night’s Hudson Co. stockholders meeting. Adair in Noble County. John A. M. Adair, the Democratic nominee for governor, will tour Noble County on Monday, Sept. 4, visiting Ligonier, Kendallville, Cromwell and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Co
Robert 8. Hudson, Jr
John G. Herr
Miller in Washington
Charles W. Miller of Indianapolis formerly of Goshen is in Washington D C to stay several days for a visit or business engagements with unspecified aims or meetings in the nation’s capital.
Winona Trustee Finishes Bankruptcy Case for Assembly
Wayne August 26 Special L D Claycombe trustee for Winona Assembly and Summer School association filed final report with referee Sol A Wood in bankruptcy The report was approved and the trustee dismissed ending financial difficulties in federal court for more than a year
Indiana Democratic Editorial association adjourns in Michigan City
The annual midsummer meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial association in Michigan City adjourned at 5 p.m. yesterday. Visitors departed for home in four special traction cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Postoffice safe blown at Shirley robbery
Robbers entered Shirley, west of Newcastle, and blew the postoffice safe obtaining $10. Special report notes the town’s lone cash haul and the break in during the night. Police investigation follows as investigators seek clues and motive in the small western town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Shirley
Here
Not Here Alleged Wreckers of Silver Banks in Goshen
A Chicago report claimed Charles S. Jackson and Max Silver were in Goshen linked to wrecking Silver banks in Chicago. Detectives were in South Bend and Goshen. Jackson was reportedly located, but Silver had left. No confirmation of their presence is found in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Goshen
Charless. Jackson
Max Silver
South Bend
Jackson
Silver
Elkhart County Teacher Institute Set For Goshen High
Starting next Monday morning and continuing to Friday afternoon the annual Elkhart county teacher institute will be held at Goshen High School. About 300 teachers employed in the county are expected to attend. Special instructors include Y. Gilkin editor of the Western Teacher and the American Journal of Education and Miss Florence A. McNeal of the Cleveland public schools. County Supt. Weaver issued the official program weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Teacher's Institute
Goshen High School
Y. Gilkin
Western Teacher
American Journal of Education
Florence A. McNeal
Cleveland Public Schools
Weaver
Report Delayed on Osolo Township Highway Viewers
The report concerning George Snyder and Beir Eh. Wise as viewers on the Osolo township highway is postponed due to Snyder’s diphtheria quarantine. His son also has the disease. The report, prepared, may reach Auditor Bemenderfer's office later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Beir Eh. Wise
Osolo Township
Snyder
Bemenderfer
Postponed Golf Tournament Moves to Tomorrow
The Lake Wawnasee golf gathering is shifted to tomorrow as the second day opens. Chick Nelson of Indianapolis will compete, while Chick Evans of Chicago cannot attend. Numerous prominent players are anticipated to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wawnasee
Chick Nelson
Indianapolis
Chick Evans
Chicago
Third annual McDonald family reunion held at Rogers Band Park
The third annual McDonald family reunion was held today at Rogers Band Park with 71 attendees. Officers elected: President Irvin McDonald, Vice President John McDonald, Secretary Frank McDonald, Treasurer John Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Rogers’ Band Park
Irvin McDonald
John McDonald
Frank McDonald
Treas
John Fisher
Petition for Transfer to Indiana Utility Commission
A petition filed with the Indiana public utility commission in Indianapolis seeks authority to transfer the St Joseph Heating Co of South Bend to the Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. The action aims to formalize the corporate change and authorize intercompany transfer of service facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Public Utility Commission
Indianapolis
St. Joseph Heating Co
So. Bend
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Retail Druggists Convention Set for Indianapolis
About 2000 attendees are expected at the National Association of Retail Druggists annual convention in Indianapolis from September 18 to 24. The event gathers pharmacists and suppliers for meetings, exhibits, and industry updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Retail Druggists
Indianapolis
Big Fish Catch Report From Shipshewana
Guy Simon returns home from Shipshewana reporting a five and a half pound bass caught during fishing. Local anglers note the size ranks among notable catches for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Simon
Shipshewana
Jake
Mayor's Court: John Miller Fined for Intoxication
John Miller a laborer employed by local contractors was fined 11 dollars this morning for intoxication at Mayor's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Chautauqua Opens in Middlebury Draws Large Assembly
The chautauqua opened in Middlebury this afternoon with a large attendance as locals gathered for the event. Organizers expected continued programs through the week, featuring speakers and musical offerings in the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Miss Ethel Showalter Undergoes Operation at Kreider Bros
Miss Ethel Showalter underwent an operation in the offices of Drs Kreider Bros. The notice records a medical procedure performed by the Kreider brothers and notes the patient’s current status in a concise health item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Showalter
Drs. Kreider Bros
Interurban Hits Saxon Roadster and Brumbaugh Auto
An early morning collision on South Main near Jackson street involved the Winona interurban striking Isaac Hoover party’s Saxon roadster en route to Goshen and causing it to crash into Noah M Brumbaugh’s Maxwell auto in front of Marion Rohrer’s residence. Damages estimated at 75 dollars. Saxon to Kelly garage for repairs. Hoover noted as a Goshen resident.
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Winona Interurban
Isaac Hoover
Syracuse
Goshen
South Main Street
Jackson Street
Maxwell
Noah M. Brumbaugh
Marion Rohrer
Well Known Elkhart County Resident Dies in Waterford
Mrs Fannie Shriver aged 75 died at 1 20 this morning at her Waterford home after long residence in the county She is survived by husband Robert three sons Charles and Ross of Boise Idaho J C of El Reno Oklahoma and four daughters Mrs L L Lindsey Chestnutbridge Mo Mrs A E Barnett Dover Oklahoma Mrs J F Whitmer Monte Vista Col and Flora Shriver Funeral services will be held at the Waterford residence Monday at 2 pm Burial will be in Jackson cemetery at Benton
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Fannie Shriver
Elkhart County
Waterford
Robert Shriver
Charles and
Ross
Boise
Ida
J. C
el Reno
Okla
L. L. Lindsey
Chestnutbridge
A. E. Barnett
Dover
J. F. Whitmer
Monte Vista
Col
Flora Shriver
Jackson Cemetery
Benton
Fifteen Year Old Elkhartan Charged With Horse Theft
Elkhart youth Frank Hemminger aged 15 is held in the county jail on a charge of stealing a horse and buggy from the H. B. Sykes dry goods store hitching rack on High street Elkhart. He reportedly drove the rig to Goshen after the theft. A brother of the prisoner was recently sent to the insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Elkhart
Edwardsburg
H. B. Sykes
Frank Hemminger
Hemminger
Goshen
Insavé Asylum
Arsenic Poisoning Sickness Hits Three Daughters Near Pierceton
H. Wea ver, a farmer seven miles north of Pierceton, reports his three daughters Wilma two, Trene five, and Isbell six ill with arsenical poisoning. Two doctors tie it to candy bought at Port Warne PA railroad station. Recovery for the children is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma
Trene
Isbell
Weaver
Pierceton
Pennsylvania
Port Warne
Shamrock Blue Sox to face Wa karusa in second game
Shamrock Blue Sox travel to Wa karusa for the second game of a series. Oswald and C Landaw form Goshen battery. The first game was lost 1 to 0 by the locals weeks ago. The trip will be by automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Blue Sox
Wakarusa
Oswald
C. Landaw
Goshen Battery
Divorces in Noble County and Dismissed Case
Doris Gandy divorces Day Gandy Mary A Benjamin divorces Daniel R Benjamin and William J Mulholand divorces Roxana Mulholland. The case Almeda Lock versus Chiaries Lock was dismissed.
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Noble County
Doris Gandy
Day Gandy
Mary A. Benjamin
Daniel R. Benjamin
William J. Mulholand
Roxana Mulholland
Almeda Lock
Chiaries
Last union service moved to church if rain
The final union service of the season is scheduled for tomorrow evening at 6 30 at Court Park. If weather turns unfavorable it will be held at First Baptist Church with Pastor H Robert Smith speaking on Weighed in the Balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
First Baptist Church
H. Robert Smith
First Woman Nominated for LaGrange Elkhart Judge
Mrs Daisy Mosher of Ontario La Grange County has filed for judge of the LaGrange Elkhart circuit named by the Socialists. She is the district's first woman candidate for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Mosher
Ontario
Lagrange County
Lagrange-Elkhart
Mosher
Bond issue for Kankakee river work fails to attract bids
A bond issue of 61779 by Porter Co for straightening the Kankakee river is going begging with no bidders. Ditch bonds do not sell as readily as highway issues.
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Porter Co
Kankakee River
Chicago Pickpockets Nabbed on Steamer Route
George Barrett and John Hoffman, alleged Chicago pickpockets, are under arrest for operations aboard the Theo dore Roosevent between Chicago and Michigan City.
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George Barrett
John Hoffman
Chicago
Theodore Roosevent
Michigan City
Elkhart Woman Names Thief Over $22 Cash Theft
Miss Agnes Grady of Elkhart claims to know the thief who stole twenty two dollars from her and warns she will prosecute if the money is not returned.
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Agnes Grady
Elkhart
Fashion Show At Interstate Fair In South Bend
South Bend will host a fashion show during the Interstate fair from September 14 to 19. Baseball game is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
City National Bank Gets Concord Bungo 30000 Bond Issue
Elkhart county treasurer William H. Winship sold a 30000 bond issue by Concord and Bange townships for highway building to City National Bank of Goshen for 610 premium. Nine sealed bids ranged from 271 to 610, funds to pay for the Remus Burns road connecting Oakland avenue pavement with Jamestown via Elkhart Wakarusa Nappanee route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Winship
Elkhart County
Concord
Bange
City National Bank of
Nat'l Bank
Goshen
Remus Burns
Oakland Avenue
Elkhart
Mortuary notices from Elkhart list three deaths
MORTUARY RECORD. Shea Mrs Michael B Shea 64 died at her Elkhart home after five years illness with tuberculosis Surviving husband two sons and three daughters Funeral services at St Vincent's Elk hart Monday morning Mrs Shea long a member of St Vincent's Davis Frank P Davis formerly an Elkhart character who ran a pop corn stand died at the county infirmary He was born near Wakarusa and known as Popcorn Davis Johnston Amy Johnston 75 Elkhart resident died at home after a year sickness Paralysis caused his demise Surviving wife two sons and two daughters
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Shea
Michael B. Shea
Elkhart
Lake Shore Company
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Marl Beck Wins Multiple Harness Races at Paraiso Fair
Marl Beck, driving for W H Foster of Elkhart, won the 2:25 trot with John Redmond in 2:1844 at Paraiso fair on Wednesday. He added the 2:15 pace with Lee Grande in three heats, best 2:141.4, and captured the 2:27 pace over five heats, last three heats fastest 2:31?814. Beck plans further rides at Laporte and Goshen fairs.
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Marl Beck
W. H. Foster
Elkhart
Valparaiso Fair
John Redmond
Lee Grande
Mr. Beck
Laporte
Goshen
Mrs Sophronia Kauffman Feeds Multitude at Fair
Mrs Sophronia Kauffman of South Ninth street runs the eating tent at the fair ground for the fourth year. Despite scarce fruits and vegetables she plans to start with three loaves and two fishes to feed the multitude.
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Sophronia Kauffman
South Ninth Street
Fair Ground
Mrs Edwards sues Elkhart Bridge over fatal high voltage incident
Mrs Mary Edwards files suit in Elkhart superior court against Elkhart Bridge and Iron Co alleging her husband was killed when shocked by a high voltage wire while employed by the company in South Bend. The case highlights a fatal work incident and legal action seeking accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edwards
Elkhart Bridge & Iron Co
Elkhart
South Bend
Stage Coach in Parade at Indiana Centennial Pageant
The old stage coach belonging to Broncho John Sullivan of Valparaiso was used in the Indiana centennial pageant at Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broncho
John Sullivan
Valparaiso
Michigan City
Real Estate Deals in York Township Sale Noted
Charles Steele sold William Miller 80 acres in York Township for $1, a terse real estate deal noted in local records.
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Charles Steele
William 5. Miller
York Township
Change in Firm Co Bowman Retires From Hudson Company
Clyde C Bowman resigns from The Hudson Company after five years in the dry goods business and will leave Sept 1 to pursue a new venture elsewhere. Robert Hudson Jr and all staff wish him well and regret his departure while noting he will stay until Sept 1.
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Bowman
Secretary Cook Addresses Elkhart Democrats at Stonex Hall
Secretary of State Homer L. Cook of Indianapolis, a Democratic candidate for re-election, spoke to Elkhart county workers and committee members at Stonex hall last night. He arrived from Warsaw after addressing Kosciusko county leaders and forecast a large win for Wilson and a Democratic sweep in Indiana.
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Elkhart County
Stonex Hall
Homer L. Cook
Indianapolis
Cook
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Democratic Central Committee
Wilson
Indiana
Society Notes announces weddings and engagements in Benton Harbor area
Mrs. Eugene Denslow of Benton Harbor announces the coming marriage of her daughter Aletha to Mr. Warner Price. The wedding is planned for Wednesday August 30 at the bride’s parents home with a post wedding home welcome after September 4 at 314 North Third Street. Mr. Price is assistant manager of a Morris store. Miss Fay Jay of Elkhart, formerly Goshen, announces engagement to Mr Ralph Brumbaugh. marriage planned in September. Mrs. William Fleck hosts dinner for Miss Ethel Wahl and Mrs. Mable Arksey of Ashland Wisconsin, both accomplished pianists. Miss Luella Oberndorfer to entertain Queen Esthers Monday at her S Third Street home.
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Eugene Denslow
Benton Harbor
Mich
Aletha
Warner Price
Chicago
North Third Street
Price
Fay Jay
Oscar Jay
Elkhart
Goshen
Ralph Brumbaugh
J. A. Brumbaugh
Elkfort
William Fleck
Ethel Wahl
Mable Arksey
Ashland
Wis
Luella Oberndorfer
Queen Esthers
S. Third Street
Lagrange County Home Burns Hit Socialist Candidate
The Ontario home of Mrs Daisy Mosher a socialist nominee for judge of the 34th circuit Elkhart and LaGrange counties burned causing a loss of several hundred dollars. She had left a gasoline stove burning and the fire spread before discovery neighbors saved only a few possessions. The blaze is a severe hardship for Mosher a widow with two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange County
Daisy Mosher
Ontario
Judicis
Elkhart
Lagrange Counties
Indiana Sales Co closes east Washington street branch
The Indiana Sales Co of Eushart and South Bend has shut the local branch in the March building on East Washington street after more than a year. R. C. Jones, who managed the shop, will continue his vulcanizing work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Sales Co
Eushart and
South Bend
March
East Washington Street
R. C. Jones
Man Crushed Between Traction Engines at Laporte
James Lasrynis, 35, an employee of Advance Runery Co. at Laporte, was killed when crushed between two traction engines. Nearly every bone in his body was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lasrynis
Advance Runnery Co
Laporte
Syracuse man jailed over freight car robbery charge
John Zaranik of the San dusky Portland Cement Co. plant in Syracuse is in Warsaw jail unable to furnish a $500 bond on the charge of robbing a Baltimore and Ohio freight car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zaranik
Sandusky Portland Cement Co
Syracuse
Warsaw
Baltimore and Ohio
Underwood to Speak in Indiana During Campaign
Official announcement states Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama will address Democratic supporters in Indiana as part of the campaign events. He is recognized as a United States senator and a national figure in the party efforts ahead of the election.
Fort Wayne Firefighters Tackle 19 Mile Straw Stack Blaze
Fort Wayne fire department covered 19 miles to reach a large straw stack fire. Crews fought the blaze with water hoses and hand tools, preventing spread to nearby structures and keeping losses to a minimum.
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Fort Wayne
Silks Going Up Amid War Price Rises
Prices of silks are advancing rapidly, with the war cited as the cause. For rent two modern furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 308 West Pike Street. Six rooms.
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Pike Street
Ligonier Nine Plans Sunday Visit to Goshen Band Park
Arthur Briggs leads Ligonier to Goshen for first game here in years, bringing semi pro stars from northern Indiana. Slabaugh pitches for the Greys and Dave Martin for Ligonier. Umpire Vern Wysong. Likely two more games with Elkhart around Labor Day if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers’ Greys
Band Park
Arthur Briggs
Ligonier
Goshen
Briggs
Mgr. Garringer
Slabaugh
Greys
Dave Martin
Vern Wysong
Elkhart
Here and There items from Indiana in 1914 Deaths and lawsuits mix
Lawrence Sheldon dies of pernicious anemia in Whitley County. Alice Palmer resigns as pastor at Shipshewana Congregational church. A Holstein bull injures Melvin Michaels near Warsaw. Mahson and Eleanor Stretsberry die within hours of each other at Nashville. Central Foundry Co. plant in Fort Wayne shows oil soaked waste and arson attempt blamed on strikers. Catherine Fitchis sues L. W. Coverhill for 5000 after an auto accident in South Bend. Ora Jones sues her mother-in-law for 20000 related to alleged alienation of husband’s affections. Hoss Denton, 10, dies after gun accident with his father near Greensburg. Elsie Zielke of South Bend injured in suit against Andrew DuShané for 2000. Thomas Gettings fatally injured in Lafayette area auto plunge. C H Sheetz injured. Mrs. Auns Hunter dismissed from rural mail carrier job after ten years amid irregularities. Nellie Jeffries testifies to sham engagement and pregnancy. Bosworth missing. Mary Hunsucker shot in Medora, refuses 5000. robber wounded, pursued. William J. McNabb seeks divorce. wife accused of entertaining male visitors. Mrs. Ora Smith sues husband for divorce. dog preferred to wife. husband often drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice R. Palmer
Shipshewana
Melvin Michaels
Warsaw
Mahson
Eleanor Stretsberry
Nashville
Ind
Central Foundry Co
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Catherine Fitchis
L. W. Coverhill
South Shore
Madison
Ora Jones
Chark M. Jones
Jones
Hoss Denton
Wm. Denton
Greensburg
Denton
August R. Zielke
Elsie Zielke
Andrew DuShané
St. Joseph County
Thomas Gettings
Oakley
C. H. Sheetz
Colburn
Lafayette
Auns Hunter
Indiana
Williamsport
Nellie Jeffries
Russell Bosworth
Bosworth
Mary Hunsucker
State Bank
Medora
William J. McNabb
Allen
Ora Smith
Smith
Lakeville
Twins 85 Years Old Fort Wayne Ladies Celebrate Birthday
Mrs. Margaret Swineford and Mrs. Sarah McCrory of Fort Wayne are 85 years old. A band will play at the ball game tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Swineford
Sarah McCrory
Fort Wayne
Population rise at Indiana prisons totaling 13,577
Indiana prison system reports a large population increase across six institutions with a combined total of 13,577 inmates comprising men women and children.
State Authorities Issue Figures For Ten Years
Indiana records show 13,577 commitments to penal institutions in ten years averaging 1,357 annually. In 1915, 3,057 prisoners entered six penal facilities, with Putnamville Penal Farm contributing 1,174 since April 12, 1915. Reformatory at Jeffersonville had 4,102 ten-year commitments. Michigan City 2,579. women’s prison 183 in penal and 1,904 in correctional. Five delinquent schools totaled 3,535. The 1915 spike largely stems from the new state farm’s opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Board of State Charities
Jeffersonville
Michigan City
State Farm
Putnamville
Women's
Plainfield
Clermont
Indiana State Farm
Reformatory
The Smallown Girl in Jefferson Theatre Premiere
John Hyams and Leila McIntyre star in The Smallown Girl at the Jefferson Theatre on Thursday September 28 as the first important attraction of the 12th annual season. John C. Reynolds, Jefferson’s resident manager, reports a long list of standard bookings from Co J Allardt, owner and manager of the playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Theatre
Ribble
Martin
Shamrocks to Hold Practice at Island Park Tomorrow
The Shamrock football eleven will conduct the second workout of the season at Island Park tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. All candidates are urged to attend. Manager Cline expects the team to open the season on Sept. 17 against Middlebury or Ligonier. A strong squad is anticipated as many promising players have shown up for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Island Park
Cline
Middlebury
Ligonier
Edward Holibaugh Pleads Guilty in Albion Grand Larceny Case
In the Noble circuit court at Albion Edward Holibaugh pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to Michigan City prison for from one to 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Albion
Edward Holibaugh
Michigan City
Ulery Family Holds Third Annual Reunion at Bloser's Park
The Ulery family held its third annual reunion today at Bloser's Park south of Goshen with large attendance and a festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulery
Blosser’s Park
Goshen
Democratic Club Organized in Kendallville
The Kendallville Democratic group formed a new Wilson and Marshall club as part of local party organizing efforts. It aims to rally supporters, expand outreach, and coordinate through district meetings at the county level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Wilson and Marshall
Dekalb County to Build $40,000 Jail at Auburn
Dekalb county plans a new jail project costing $40,000 to be constructed at Auburn. The proposal outlines location and funding, with officials stating the facility will expand detention capacity and improve county infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dekalb County
Auburn
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Capitol
Winona
Elkhart County Teachers’ Institute
Big Fish
of County
Dipson
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Ures
Jamestown
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Beck
Secretary OF State
Ligonier Nine
Lawrence Sheldon
Whitley County
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