Lantz r case and court room bustle at Milford
The Milford circuit court opened after the holiday with a crowded gallery as candidates for bailiff and jurors oriented around the Lantz r petit larceny case. Jurors were drawn, some excused, and several related liens and guardianship actions were noted along with local appointments and criminal fines.
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Circuit Court
Bailif Krutz
James M. Gowing
Policeman Stamp
Soldier VanDorn
Clyde J. Castetter
Krutz
Harry C. Wilson
W. C. Jacoossa
J. &Henry
Geo. Carpenter
Concord Township
Andrew J. Carmien
Washington Township
Wm. Wonder
Eibart
miesoreCarmien
Carpenter
Jacobson
Mcilenry
Bender
Ferra
D. L Miller
Eiton Hart
L. H. Shuper
Terrifying Runaway Injures Mrs McKibben Near Goshen
A horse dash near the Leonard McConaughy farm east of Goshen at 10:30 this morning hurled Mr and Mrs Daniel McKibben from their buggy. Mrs McKibben struck a telephone pole and bled from a deep cut while Mr McKibben, though blinded, escaped serious injury. They were taken for medical care after the horse, dragging the harness and part of the buggy, ran three miles away before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McKibben
Benton
Leonard McConaughy
Goshen
McKibben
Malloy
Postal Telegraph Company
McConaughy
Mailey
Social events fill Goshen New Year with open houses
Prominent ladies keep open house after New Year Callers. Miss Esie Wood, Miss Mary Zak, and Miss Lune Benham host at various homes. Helen Smyser entertains with a concert and chorus, while families gather for reunions. A marriage occurs at noon at the Progressive Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esie Wood
Mary Z0k
This City
Lune Benham
Chicago
Misa Wood
Seventh and
Washington Streets
Education program advances at Elkhart Teachers Institute
State Librarian W. E. Henry continued teaching English while Dr. Bryan highlighted the psychology of development and urged students to begin college soon. Professor Henry stressed composition and study of English from grade school onward. Dr. Bryan’s afternoon talk on Training warned that talent must be present to gain value from training.
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Elkhart County Teachers Institute
W. E. Henry
D. A. Kuhn
Hrgan
State University
Dr. Bryan
Henry
Bryan
Bloomington
The
Peddycord
Arthur Griffith
Milford
Tommorrow
W E Miller
Mr. Griffith
Elkhart Area Obituaries and Local News Highlights
The 2 day old son of Mr. and Mrs. cordrey died Monday. Otto Pancost, son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Pancost, died of scarlet fever. funeral held yesterday. Kit Shoup, a Lake Shore yard switch man, was injured yesterday in a fall. Mrs. Richard Roff, 85, died at Sailor, Michigan, after a long Cass county residence. Funeral services to be held tomorrow. A commission ruled Daniel Ritter mentally weakened by age. Furniture firms Silver Bros Newell Bros and Cosby Jones discuss Brooke stock sale. Brookes likely to retire from business.
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Oscar Rutz
Lake Shore
Jennie L. Meneugh
Newark
N. J
Otto S. Pancost
Clarence Pancoat
Kit Shoup
Lake Shore Yard
Elkhart
Richard Roff
Sailor
Mich
New York State
Cass County
Silver Bros
Newell Bros
Cosbey & Jones
C. H. Brooke
Brookes
Exonerated Suspects in Mishawaka Death Inquest
Mishawaka inquest into the Christmas death of John Bauerlein cleared ten witnesses. Key testimony from Louis Dunham and Charles Misch described a confrontation at the Hambel and Klinger restaurant and a fall on the sidewalk that led to Bauerlein’s fatal skull fracture. Doctors later attributed the death to violence, not lingering injuries, and ruled Dunham and Misch not implicated.
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John Bauerlein
Mishawaka
Goshen
Tus de EsMocrar
Bauerlein
Delerium Tremens
J. B. Greene
Beuerlein
George E. Clarke
Lisle G. Carpenter
Misawaka
Louis M. Dunham
Charles Misch
Misch
Young Dunham
Hambel & Klinger
Bauuerlein
Rennoe
Dunham
Mr Wilden Banquet Draws Goshen Business Men
Honor to Mr Wilden on a notable Goshen event as 16 citizens gather at the K P Hall for an eight o’clock banquet from 9:30 till midnight. A six dozen guests attended with 60 plates served and a varied menu. Mayor Deahl acted as toastmaster, delivering remarks on municipal topics and civic progress.
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A &. Wilden
Business Men's Protective Association
K. of P. Hall
Goshen
Fred P Haskin & Son
Cafetiera
Organize Labor aims at local AFL branch formation
Local union men and labor-minded residents plan tonight at the Hattle Hotel to discuss forming a local Federal Labor Union as a branch of the American Federation of Labor. Clerks cigar-makers painters carpenters and bricklayers are invited for an open mass meeting to follow at the council chamber. Robert D. Hogan of Indianapolis is organizing for the AFL.
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Hattle Hotel
American Federation of Labor
Council Chamber
Robert D. Hogan
Indianapolis
American Federation of Gabor
Too Much School Money in Noble County
The Kendallville Sun notes that within 60 to 90 days Noble County will have unloaned school funds totaling about 15 000 to 16 000 dollars. Interest accrues until reloaned, creating burdens. The piece urges action with better terms for borrowers, calling it a real condition requiring consideration.
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Noble County
Terre Haute dealer buys McAllister stock to open harness firm
Mr. E A Hollingsworth of Terre Haute formerly with Chas Steee Harness Co South Bend has purchased the entire stock of the old McAllister stand and will continue the business. He has leased 133 South Main street and will move the stock and new goods on January 20. The new location will be a modern up to date establishment with trunks satchels and vehicles added. He will move his family to the city and make it permanent, staying at the Hattle Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E A. Hollingsworth
Terre Haute
Chas, Steee Harness Co
South Bend
McAllister
Hollingsworth
South Main Street
Brooks Furniture
Hattle Hotel
Supreme Court to Hear Oral Argument on State Amendment Adoption
Today the Indiana Supreme Court hears oral argument on whether proposed amendments to the state constitution were adopted in the recent election. The briefs have been prepared and printed with the attorney general leading the pro amendment side, and Evans Woollen representing the opposing view.
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Supreme Court
Indiana
Evans Woollen
Frei Wheitoo Joins Jacksonville Theatrical Company
Frei Wheitoo travels to Jacksonville Florida where a professional theatrical company has set up residency. He joins performances and rehearsals as part of a regional tour and local season schedule.
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Frei Wheitoo
Jacksonville, Fla
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