Quiet Title Case Involving $40,000 Realty In Circuit Court
The Compton vs Benham quiet title suit is heard in circuit court for the second time after a first trial in January awarded victory to the plaintiff. Dr Francis A Benham, now deceased, left heirs named as defendants. The case hinges on whether Benham was legally married to Miss Eliza Yoeman and thus her heir. Depositions dominated the morning as Judge Vantlett and attorneys argued. Other items: Stock v Gillett flour case, Erb-Hughes appeal from Nappanee, and various estate matters and a forgery sentence of Walter Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Hannah Keteham
New York
Bronson
Mich
Eugene Morris
Angola
Ind
Eliza Yeoman
Yoeman Benham
Erb-Hughes
Nappanee
Dodge
Hughes
Erb
Onecoi
Inueries
Abe
Factory Proposition Under Consideration by Commercial Exchange
A Goshen Commercial Exchange committee seeks funds to secure the National Cream Separator factory for the city. The project promises a sizeable payroll of about $1,000 weekly and population growth. Subscriptions start tomorrow with donations from $5, offerings to be paid in up to three installments for larger gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Exchange
Democrat
Goshen
Mayor Darrow Returns to La Porte Amid Support
Mayor Darrow has returned to La Porte and says he will continue as mayor. The council is expected to pass a resolution showing confidence in him. Darrow and his wife own large farming interests near La Porte and he is involved in some manufacturing enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
LaPorte
Young Man Becomes Violently Insane in Jail
Keleie McIntire, 25, confined in Marshall county jail for two months, has become violently insane. An application will be made for his admission to Langcliff. McIntire is serving 200 days for failure to provide for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keleie McIntire
Marshall County
Langcliff
McIntire
Sale of Goshen Property by Cooper Confirmed
Cooper has sold property in Goshen to Alice M. for an amount around six hundred dollars, per the local sale record. The transfer appears finalized under Martin and Cooper's filings with the Goshen land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Cooper
Alice ,M
Cooper P Goshen
Coe
Gov Hanly's lid slows liquor in dining cars on Lake Shore
The Lake Shore railway company has issued instructions to conductors and waiters on buffet and dining cars forbidding liquor service after 11 p.m. and on Sundays while trains pass through Indiana. The order, effective immediately, aims to curb late servings for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Railway Company
Indiana
Large Frank Large dies at home age 65 in Elkhart
Frank Large aged 65 dies at his North Ninth street home after months of illness. Survived by wife and four children including Mrs. Gilbert Yergin and Mrs. William Collins of the city. Funeral Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at German Baptist Church Clinton and Fifth. interment Oak Ridge Cemetery. Grace Yergin, 25, Elkhart teacher, dies at 407 Beardsley after two weeks with heart trouble. Funeral Saturday at 1:20 p.m. at M E Church Elkhart. interment Oak Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Large Frank Large
North Ninth Street
Sta’cuck
Gilbert Yergin
William Collins
Jesse Large
Fairlawn
Lilly Lauderman
Wolland
Chhurch
Clinton and
Fifth Streets
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Yergin
Grace Yergin
Elkhart
Goshen
W. L. Yergin
Beardsley Avenue
LaPorte
Wilden Avenue
Charles
Lester
M. E. Eaured
Bull Fight Witness Faints After Fatal Event
Clinton G. Wiggins writes from San Antonio about a bull fight witnessed in Mexico City where fifteen horses and eight bulls fought. One matador or spectator died during the spectacle, and Wiggins fainted after viewing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E B. Mummert
San Antonio
Tex
Clinton G. Wiggins
Mexico City
Smallpox Quarantine Near Milford
A Milford area home four miles southeast of Milford is quarantined amid reports of a skin eruption suspected to be smallpox in a visitor from Paine Ohio. The Michael family is maintaining precautions with no danger anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Michael
Milford
Mr. Michael
Paine, O
Ill Marion Republican Leader Faces Pneumonia Risk
George A. H. Shideler of Marion Indiana, a Republican politician who recently lost the bid for chairman of the state central committee, is very ill at home. Pneumonia is feared due to exposure during his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. H .Shideler
Marion, Ind
State Central Committee
Marion
Miford Town Board Considers Electric Lighting
Town board discusses a proposal to install electric lighting to bring electricity to Miford. The brief note indicates ongoing deliberations and no final decision at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miford
Neist Marea
Roofer is Hurt After 15 Foot Fall at West Wilden Avenue
Arthur Headley fell from a roof at 303 West Wilden Avenue while hauling shingles. He suffered a broken right tibia, broken left arm, and possible internal injuries. Mrs Emma Lewis found him unconscious and called help. he was taken to his father-in-law George Kyle’s home and will remain homebound for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilden Avenue
Arthur Headley
Headley
Emma Lewis
George Kyle
Sherwood
Home for Epileptics Gains Marshall County Endorsement
Marshall county physicians adopt resolutions backing a Plymouth hospital for epileptics. They argue Plymouth is sanitary with suitable surroundings and present strong reasons for locating there. Fifteen doctors sign, including health board and county medical society officers.
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Marshall County
Plymouth
Marshall County Society of Physicians
Boards of Health
The
County Medical Society
Infant son of Frank Beck dies suddenly in Kingman
George Beck received a telegram announcing the death of his infant nephew. The loss came as a sudden shock after a letter from Frank Beck indicated the child was in perfect health a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beck
Frank Beck
Kingman
Kansas
Mr. Beck
Books and Magazines Donated to Goshen Public Library
A donation to the Goshen Public Library includes multiple Bible study works and religious volumes. Items listed include Geikie Holy Land and Bible in two volumes Hours with the Bible six volumes New Testament Hours four volumes Old Testament Characters one volume Daris Dictionary of the Bible Lamar Croop magazines Mrs F B Hawks McClures 1905 Noble Kreider Romola Rev F Schaenzlin Der Evangelist subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Puble
Winona
Geikie’s
Holy Land
Daris
Lamar Croop
F. B.C. Hawks
McClure
Noble Kreider—Romola
F. Schaenzlin
der Evangelist
Silvers Seeks Sheriff Backing in Concord Township
Concord township politicians mobilize to secure a solid delegation to the Republican county convention for Chief of Police Charles Silvers of Elkhart as sheriff candidate. Roose Vanfleet and Dr. Eisenbeiss lead the effort urging substitutes to back Silvers, while rival W H Roth and others weigh consolidation against him. Hess remains active canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Township
Charles Silvers
Elkhart
Wilsoon Roose
Vernon W. Vanfleet
C. M. Eiisenbeiss
W. H. Roth
Middlebury
Silvers
Roth
Roose-Vanfleet-Hisenheiss
Concord
Elhanan W. Hess
Goshen
John UN
Warden
Whetten
Jackson Township
Hess
Messrs
Commissioners Have No Right to Employ Tax Ferrets
Judge Paulus of Grant county circuit court ruled there is no law authorizing county commissioners to hire tax ferrets. The ferrets typically work on commission, taking 35 to 50 percent of taxes collected, diverting public revenue. The work should be done by the county assessor, with commissioners ensuring it is performed by elected officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulus
Grant County Circuit Court
New Paris Mutual Telephone Co elects directors
Stockholders at the New Paris school house elected three directors Milton Weaver William Swartz and Noah Daussmin. Holdover directors remain D J Whitehead J W Rondabaugh J F L McClure and Solomon Mishler. Officers named include President D J Whitehead Vice President Milton Mishler Secretary J W Rondabaugh Treasurer J F McClure. The system serves 270 subscribers with about 5 000 phones on a free list and reports a successful year including new toll lines to Gossen and Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paris Mutual Telephone Co
New Paris School House
Sain
Milton Weaver
William Swartz
Noah Dausmin
D. J. Whitehead
J. W. Rondabaugh
J. FL. McClure
Solomon Mishler
Milton Mishler
J., F. McClure
Gossen
Syracuse
Sick List Reports Mixed Medical News
Mrs. Howard H. Hopkins is considerably improved while Mrs. Geo C Harrison remains about the same. Mrs. Andrew Yant near the city is steadily failing after months of illness. Mrs Ira Barringer on West Pike Street is ill. Mrs. William Harker on New Street suffers from broncho pneumonia. Mrs Abraham Kercher five miles southwest of the city, recently improved, has relapsed. Mrs Rachael Krutz has about recovered from a grip attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Hopkins
Geo. C. Harrison
Andrew Yant
Ira Barringer
West Pike Street
Wiliam Harker
New Street
Abraham Kercher
Rachael Krutz
Foulks to Move to Ligonier in Early April
Charles W. Foulks plans relocation to Ligonier around April 1. He has arranged with Straus Bros to join the loan department starting February 12 at their Ligonier bank. Foulks will split time on the road and likely sever ties with Imme Hess and Foulks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Foulks
Ligonier
Foulks
Straus Bros
Ligonier Bank
Imme
Hess & Foulks
Butler Arrested After Millinery Store Attack in Eau Claire
Dr. F C Hubbard testified in a divorce case. Hosea Butler attacked Hubbard at Eau Claire Michigan, striking the physician and disfiguring him for life. Butler is jailed in St Joseph for safe keeping as Eau Claire reacts to the incident in the millinery shop owned by Mrs Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hubbard
Hosea Butler
Eau Caire
Mich
Butler
St. Joseph
Eau Claire
Dr. Hubbard
Chorus organizers to meet in Goshen on Friday
Mrs. Griffith of South Bend will organize a chorus by meeting all members of the Woman's Musical Club in Goshen at 114 West Lincoln Avenue at 2 30 sharp Friday. The event aims for broad club representation and active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
South Bend
Goshen
Woman's Musical Club
J. J. Becknell
Lincoln Avenue
Record of the Pennsylvania Railroad's historical metrics
The Pennsylvania railroad shows total mileage of 3896 miles and a fleet including 2948 engines 2169 passenger cars and 113119 freight cars. Employment reaches 88405 persons. Passenger revenue totals 31086053 dollars while freight revenue amounts to 90709361 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railway
Elkhart County Farmer Arrested After Daylight Raid
A prominent Elkhart county farmer, detained in the Ida Miler Cripe daylight raid, was arrested by Constable Heath. He paid fine and costs totaling $13 and was taken by surprise on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Ida Miler- Cripe
Heath
Lake Shore timetable changes announced for February
Starting February 4 a new time table goes into force on the Lake Shore road. The airline branch sees No. 10 eastbound due at 1 43 p m five minutes earlier and No. 17 westbound due at 8 34 a m will stop at Mishawaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Road
No. 10
Mishawaka
Ex-Councilman Scott Seeks Republican Nomination for County Commissioner
Former council member John F. Scott enters the Republican bid for county commissioner in the Middle District to replace Charles A. Davis. Harrison township candidate Wilson H. Rood also seeks the same seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Scott
Charles A. Davis
Wilson H. Rood
Harrison Township
Nomination of M. V. Starr as Goshen Postmaster
The president has sent to the Senate the nomination of M. V. Starr for postmaster of Goshen Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Starr
Goshen, Ind
Senate
Interurban Scraps Bring Little trouble to Courts
A scrap at the corner this afternoon drew attention as the interurban gathering gains a reputation but did not yet lead to charges. Local participants have avoided the justice courts so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Courts
Northern Indiana Deaths Report
Mrs. William Long died Tuesday near Warsaw from consumption. Margaret Smith of Paw Paw township Wabash county is dead. Robert George, Bourbon's noted citizen, died Tuesday. Mrs. Bert Lamson died yesterday at Rolling Prairie after a brief illness. Sarah A. Eicchholtz died at North Manchester aged 85. Henry Herman died yesterday in South Bend of apoplexy aged 28. Simon Farro died Tuesday in Michigan City hospital of blood poisoning at 35. Sarah Crutcher pioneer of Noble county died at Round Lake aged 73 from paralysis. David Selig, 67, German native, died suddenly in Ligonier after returning from Chicago. George Rise, farmer near Bunker Hill, died Tuesday of heart trouble aged 62.
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William Long
Warsaw
Margaret Smith
Paw Paw Township
Wabash County
Robert George
Bourbon
Bert Lamson
Rolling Prairie
Sarah A. Eicchholtz
North Manchester
Henry Herman
South Bend
Simon Farro
St. Anthony's Hospital
Michigan City
Sarah Crutcher
Noble County
Roun Lake
David Selig
Germany
Ligonier
Chicago
George Rise
Bunker Hill
Warsaw Postmaster Denies Accusations Over Hiring Charges
C B Bentley the War saw postmaster denies any involvement with charges filed at the postoffice department about the Warsaw office. He has sent a letter on the matter to Representative Brick. Wilful reports say Bentley aims to block his successor. Robert W Nelson named as Warsaw postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Bentley
Warsaw
Postoffice
Robert W. Nelson
Winona Fort Wayne Line Secures Franchise in Allen County
The Winona Fort Wayne rail line gains Allen County franchise. It will start at Winona Lake and run parallel to the Pennsylvania tracks toward Fort Wayne. Promoters accept terms within 60 days and file a bond to show substantial progress before July 1907 and completion in July 1907. The route passes through rich country and touches several water bodies en route to Kosciusko County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Fort Wayne
Alen County
Winona Lake
Pennsylvania
Kosciuske County
Trustees Elected by Local Methodist Churches
The Methodist churches in New Paris Ridgeville Benton and Waterford elected trustees. Named for New Paris were Geo Cart James Matthews W S Cline C M Yost John McClure for parsonage W S Cline E M Elsea and W W Hire. Ridgeville lists P L Silburn Will Hire Henry Hire Henry Snyder and Will Stetler. Benton names E M Elsen J Scrannage Hester Leacock. Waterford includes Co D Meburt W S Cline and E M Elsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
New Paris
Geo. Cart
James Matthews
W.S. Cline
C. M. Yost
John McClure
Ridgeville
P. L. Silburn
Will Hire
Henry Hire
Henry Snyder
Will Stetler
Benton Church
E. M. Elsen
J. Scrannage
Hester Leacock
Waterford
D. Meburt
W. S. Cline
E. M. Elsea
W. W. Hire
Charges Filed at Civil Service for Postal Official
Postmaster Rose of Angola faces charges at the civil service commission alleging pernicious political activity and collection of assessments from postal employees. The case mirrors accusations against C. D. Sherwin, and a special examiner will visit Angola to conduct the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Rose
Angola
C. D. Sherwin
Keehn Forms Chicago Law Partnership
Roy D. Keehn formerly of the Goshen public schools teams with Curtiss R. Manning and James M. Sheldon to establish Manning, Sheldon & Keehn in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Keehn
The
Goshen Public Schools
Curtiss R. Manning
James M. Sheldon
Chicago
Manning, Sheldon & Keehn
Duty return shores up Silver Lake agency head
Will Bussart, who resigned from the Big Four agency at Silver Lake long ago to seek wealth southward, has returned and resumed leadership of the agency there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bussart
Big Four
Silver Lake
Elkhart Man Finds Lost Marriage License Near Station
Charles Weatherhead of Elkhart recovered a lost marriage license once held by Robert Lee Losee near the interurban station, returning it to its rightful record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weatherhead
Elkhart
Robert Lee Losee
Adams County News Clips Highlight Local Happenings
Samuel Wolf of South Whitley died recently in Missouri. Adams County Poultry and Pet Stock Association to hold annual exposition in Decatur January 31 to February 2. Neumanese establish a parochial school east of Bluffton with 35 pupils. Henry Hattery of Wabash to camp in his front yard due to tuberculosis. Pipeline officials estimate Huntington county oil output at 710,286 barrels in 1995. Myrtle King awarded 150 dollars in Peru for injuries from a Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction car. Portland merchants suspect an incendiary at work. Grimes Bros incur big fire losses again. John Stillman injured in sawmill accident near Marion. Pioneer gathering at Monmouth features a foot race between Samuel Kunkle and Lyman Hart, Kunkle winning by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wolf
South Whitley
Missouri
Adams County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Decatur
Bluffton
Henry Hattery
Wabash
California
Huntington County
Myrtle King
Fort Wayne
Lyman Hart
Judge Rules Tax Omission Case After Limitation Issue
Judge C H Truesdell of La Porte decides in favor of Dr Garrish estate in a Lake County suit to stop collection of 20 240 back taxes on 58 000 omitted from taxation from ISSio to We The court holds statute of limitations does not bar adding omitted property to the tax list but reduces the assessed duty to 11 00 which the estate pays Garrish a former Hammond and Chicago dentist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Truesdell
la Porte
Dr. Garrish
Lake County
Issio
Hammond
Chicago
Harry Slaters Partner Arrested After Pursuit
Detective Buck Fletcher brought Michael Burke alias Fingers to Randolph county jail after Burke, famed partner of Harry Slater who was shot at Lima last November and died a week later, faces trial for the Ridgeville bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck” Fletcher
Wincester
Michael Burke
Fingers
Peterman
Harry Slater
Striking Crown Heist Sparks Chicago Murder Link
A stranger at a Michigan City dentist office sought removal of a gold crown to sell it. Police tie the suspect to the Chicago murder of Mrs. Arthur Gentry, with Constantines reported in many towns but the true culprit elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Faank Constantine
Arthur Gentry
Chicago
Constantines
Ed Shannon Eludes Police Ahead of Convention
Ed Shannon, pursued by Chicago police, is believed to have fled to California. Officials expect his arrest before the Republican county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ed Shannon
Chicago
California
Tri-State Poultry Show Opens in Angola With 600 Entries
The fifth annual Tri-State Poultry Association show opened in Angola yesterday featuring one of its largest exhibits. More than 600 entries included winners from New York and Detroit and other major shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Poultry Association
Angola
New York
Detroit
Dewey Envoy Reaches Zion City with Letters
Jasper H. Depew, envoy of John Alexander Dowie, arrived in Zion City last evening bearing important letters from Zion's head. Depew is formerly from Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Zion
Jasper H. Depew
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Mr. Depew
Goshen
Farmers Institute at New Carlisle with Purdue and Normal speakers
A farmers institute is set for next Thursday in New Carlisle featuring Prof. H N Slater of Purdue University and Miss M M Mather of Normal Illinois as state speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
New Carlisle
H. N. Slater
Purdue University
M. M. Mather
Normal, Il
Wanted representative for large business firm position
Wanted a well educated individual with good references to represent a large business firm. Good salary for the right party. Apply to J.8. Simpson, Hattel Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Simpson
Hattel Hotel
J V Banta Plans $4000 Residence at Ligonier Next Summer
J V Banta announced plans to construct a $4,000 residence in Ligonier next summer. The project features a single family home expected to boost local housing options and employment during the building phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Banta
Ligonier
Boy Loses His Left Foot and More in Michigan News
Robert Carpenter, 12, slipped while trying to catch a Lake Shore freight train in Elkhart yards. A car passed over his left foot, amputating it. he is in serious condition and faces possible blood poisoning. In Elk heart, Clyde Weaver is acquitted of selling liquor to Lem Manning. Detroit youths Emil Keetn Frank Jennings and John Blacher, with Martin Banke of South Bend, are held on weapons and burglary suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carpenter
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Clyde Weaver
Blue Ribbon
Ray- Mer
Lem Manning
Natty Newell
Manning
J. 3
Dodge
Weaver
Frank
Hite
Emil Keetn
Frank Jennings
John Blacher
Detroit
Jennings
Blacheron Keehn
Martin Banke
South Bend
Bucklen Theatre Announces Three Major Attractions
Bucklen opera house in Elkwort reveals three key shows. George Sidney performs Busy Izzy's Vacation Friday night January 26 and draws full houses. Next Monday January 23 features David Belasco's Japanese drama The Darling of the Gods with Perc y Haswell and Robert T. Haines after its Chicago Garrick run. February 5 presents Wilton Lackaye in The Pit from McVicker’s. Tickets may be reserved by phone. interurban cars will hold for showtimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen Opera House
Elkwort
George Sidney
Izzy
Will
David Belasco
Bucklen
Garrick Theater
Chicago
Percy Haswell
Robert T. Haines
Elkhart
Wilton Lackaye
McVickers Theatre
Lackaye
The Man on the Box at Garrick Chicago Opens
Henry E. Dixey stars in The Man on the Box at Garrick theatre Chicago starting Sunday January 28 for two weeks. The farce comedy debuted 123 nights ago at Madison Square theatre New York produced by Walter N. Lawrence and has run since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Dixey
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
Madison Square Theatre
New York
Walter N. Lawrence
Miss Hazel Williams Weds Don Kleder In Quiet Marion Home
Miss Hazel Williams daughter of Louis Williams of Marion married Don Kleder of Milford at the bride’s father’s home. Rev Freely Rohner officiated the ceremony held quietly after the recent death of the bride’s mother. Kleder is the son of George Kleder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Williams
Louis Williams
Marion
Don Kleder
Milford
Freely Rohrer
Mr. Kleder
George Kleder
National Editorial Association to visit South Bend in June
The National Editorial Association will visit South Bend on June 12 or June 19. Winona will be visited on June 18 or June 19 as part of the same tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
National Editorial Association
Winona
Dramatic adaptation of David Harum at the Jefferson
Julius Cahn presents William H. Turner in the comedy at the Jefferson on Saturday evening with a carefully chosen cast. The three act play is praised for its clever dramatic construction and overall satisfying production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Noyes Westcott
New York
David Harum
Irie
Julius Cahn
William H. Turner
the Jefferson
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Frederick Wo Stock
William S. Gilett Gillett
Bowler Dour
Hillsdale
Gillet
Nappanee Court
John McAules
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Wade
Claude FE. Cornell
Balanes
Hind
Ruth Cornell
Protecte
John Martin
Daniel Martin
Indiana National Bank
Walter Graves
Graves
GOV
Hanly
Lake the Shore
Mortuary Record
Shideler
Millersburg
Howell Post
Ft. Wayne
Cantiate
Detroit Boys
South Bend Lad
Michigan Oicers
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