Elwood Strikers Prepare for Fight Over Injunction
Over 100 persons in Elwood Indiana were served notices to appear before Judge Baker in Goshen on Monday as the American Sheet and Tin Plate Rolling Mills seeks a strike injunction. Wilkie and Wilkie have been retained to assist local and eastern counsel in a hard fight amid public indignation. News notes ten mills and fourteen stacks operate in the tinning department. most locked out workers found work elsewhere while others stand on picket duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Baker
U. S. Circuit Court
Goshen
American Sheet and Tin Plate
Wilkie & Wilkie
O’brien
Valparaiso Man Seeks Damages Over Mishawaka Street Hole
Ova M. Kestle of Valparaiso ran into a street hole in Mishawaka claiming insufficient lighting. He will sue the city for 50 dollars. Injured were Mr. and Mrs. Baird of Valparaiso. Mr. Baird suffered back injuries and hospital bills are requested for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ova M. Kestle
Valparaiso
Mishawaka
Baird
Fraser Highlanders May Play At Rogers Park Sunday
Arrangements are being made for the Fraser Highlanders band to perform at Rogers Park on Sunday afternoon and night in August. The group is en route to Cleveland and Sunday is the only available date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Highlanders
Rogers’ Band Park
Cleveland
Wind Storm Dip Ties South Bend Areas With Cooler Air
A heavy wind storm yesterday afternoon hit South Bend and areas north and west of Goshen. The event brought a drop in temperature with little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Territory
Goshen
Dr C L George Plans Factory in Automatic Roller Bearing Addition
Dr C L George, inventor of the automatic roller bearing device, is in town to pursue plans for a factory in the Automatic Roller Bearing Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. George
No’ble county revival plan pared to Kendallville only
Albion and Ligonier withdraw from the county revival effort leaving Kendallville as the sole remaining city to carry the religious campaign against sin in the planned movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ligonier
No‘ble
Kendallville
Rumor Links Wiil to Republican Mayoral Bid
Rumor swirls that former councilman William A. Wiil is preparing for a mayoral race by entering harness preparations as he seeks the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Wiil
Hide
Rowing Incident On Elkhart River Near Lincoln Bridge
I M Carpenter fell overheated into the Elk hart river while rowing near Lincoln avenue bridge and was saved after grabbing a stake. The incident highlights dangers of heat while boating on river waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart River
Lincoln Avenue
I. M. Carpenter
School Children Free at Irwin Opera House Matinee
Adi Goshen school children under 14 are admitted free to the Saturday matinee at the Irwin opera house. Ladies may purchase Knowl ton's vacuum fruit jars at Hawks Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adi Goshen
Irwin Opera House
Knowlton
Hawks Hardware Co
Deportation Declared Woman Denied U S Entry
In South Bend on July 23 a Belgian woman Elima Vaneista was ordered deported from the United States due to defective eyesight. She sails home to Belgium across the Atlantic accompanied by her husband Joseph Vaneista who remains in South Bend after his failed petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
United States
Elima Vaneista
Atlantic
Belgium
Joseph Vaneista
Ellis Island
Drowning at Michigan City Claims Two Choir Boys
In Michigan City on July 23 Harold Banks 13 and George Staiger 10 members of Trinity Cathedral choir drowned in Lake Michigan while 10 choir boys swam. They were caught in an undertow during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Harold Banks
George Staiger
Trinity Cathedral Choir
Lake Michigan
T and C I trains run daylight schedule during transition
Kendallville July 23 Special reports trains on the T and C I line operating on daylight schedule as new men learn the route. Strike ends with a corporate victory and many old employees have left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Board Elects Horace Street to Mathematics Chair
The board of education elected Horace B. Street of Dixon Illinois to the mathematics chair recently vacated by Prof James Coxen who will head the manual training chair at New Mexico State Normal School next year Street a Dixon High graduate West Point alum Chicago University philosopher degree 1902 optician Yerkes Observatory 1903 04 piano head at Nebraska Conservatory 1905 06 teaches physics and mathematics at Dixon High School for two years praised as a skilled musician and highly recommended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Horace B. Street
Dixon, Ill
James Coxen
New Mexico State Normal School
Street
Dixon High School
West Point Military Academy
West Point
Wis
Chicago University
Yerkes Observatory
Nebraska Conservaory of Music
Lincoln
Neb
Dixon
No Sunday amusements in Goshen ban on theater
Authorities declare no theatrical performances, picture shows, or any paid amusements will be allowed on Sundays in Goshen. They justify the stance by noting the town’s church influence and that only baseball was legalized recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Superior Court suits foreclose mechanic's lien in $40 claim
Warren Hill and Company sue Cynthia A Brown in the Superior Court to foreclose a mechanic's lien for 40 dollars with 25 dollars attorney's fees sought. Albert E Doub filed a bankruptcy petition in the federal court at Indianapolis listing assets of 80 dollars and liabilities of 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hill & Co
Cynthia A. Brown
Albert E. Doub
Indianapolis
Caught Fish Surprises Garrett Resident at Wawasee
Harry Felty of Garrett reportedly found a catfish trapped in a jug at Buttermilk Point on Lake Wawasee. He broke the jug over a log to free the fish, a tale vouched for by the Garrett Clipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Felty
Garrett
Buttermilk Point
Wawasee
Garrett Clipper
Elkhart Youth Proves Alibi in Lansing Safe Blowing Case
An Elkhart young man testified he was in Elkhart when the Grand Union Tea Company safe was blown open at Lansing Michigan. The jury or authorities accepted his alibi and cleared him of suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Grand’ Union’ Tea Co
Lansing, Mich
Ligonier Man Joseph Levy Dies at 52
Joseph L. Levy, 52, a 30 year Ligonier resident, died yesterday from diabetes. He is survived by a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Joseph L. Levy
Births Report Daughter Born to Huntsberger Family
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Chris Huntsberger of Olive township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Huntsberger
Olive Township
Last chance to hear When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen
A brief note announces the final showing of the song hit When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen at the Irwin Opera House tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Marie
Irwin Opera
Extra Fine Melons and Stone Fruits at Dangler's
Fruit sale listing shows watermelons peaches plums and cantaloupes available at Dangler's with emphasis on choice quality and freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangler’s
Carrie Blaine Warren Dies Sudden in St Louis
Former Goshen woman Carrie Blaine Warren dies suddenly at her St Louis home last night at 11 oclock. Funeral services expected in St Louis Sunday. She was about 47, born in Goshen to James Blaine and his wife. survived by husband Frank A Hascall, sister Mrs John Karrady, brother Joseph Blaine, and linked to Warsaw Times editor Reub Williams through her husband Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
St. Louis
Frank A. Hascall
Karl B. Kornady
Chicago
Carrie Blaine-Warren
Warren
James Blaine
Oak Ridge
John Karrady
Margaret Blaine
Joseph Blaine
Englewood
James H. Blaine
Korrady
Died in Elkhart During Transfer to Hospital
William Marquardt 61 and a former Lake Shore laborer died in a hack while being moved from the city jail to Clark Hospital. Heart failure is suspected after recent mental ailment treatment. Survived by wife, two sons, two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Hospital
Wm. Marquardt
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Marquardt
Habeas Corpus Granted In Elkhart Garnishment Case
Dr. George W. Hauenstein L Vanderlip and John Livya faced prosecution over an outofstate garnishment account Charles Merrysweather a Lake county constable arrested Hauenstein in Elkhart A Superior Court judge Vanfleet issued a writ delaying extradition saying it unlawful to move the defendant from his county for trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hauenstein
L. Vanderlip
John Livya
Elkhart
Charles Merrysweather
Lake County
Hauenstein
Accidents Prone Youth Injuries Recap
A boy named Garland Van Horn son of David Van Horn formerly of Goshen fell from an apple tree in Elkhart and broke his left forearm. Earlier he crushed fingers at the Lake Shore round house and dislocated a collar bone from a hay mow fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland van Horn
David van Horn
Goshen
Elkhart
Lake Shore Round House
Injured in Wreck Near Fort Wayne Bluffton Route
Leo Loeser of Ligonier was injured by flying glass when a Bluffton car on the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley railroad ran into an open switch between Fort Wayne and Bluffton at Kingstand. The car suffered about $150 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Loeser
Ligonier
Bluffton
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley
Kingstand
Fort Wayne
Old Charley the Peru fire horse returns to duty after sale
A longtime Peru fire department horse named Old Charley was sold to a farmer but escaped his pasture and trotted back to the fire station at midnight to resume duty. The event highlights the horse’s strong attachments and the station’s enduring need for a ready animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Peru
Carpenter Injured by Nail Near Wawaka
Ed Lower a carpenter near Wawaka stepped on an old rusty nail last evening. The nail penetrated his foot about an inch and he arrived home this morning for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lower
Wawaka
Mr. Lower
Theatres Inspector Peter Kline Tours District
Peter Kline of South Bend and deputy state factory inspector has begun a tour inspecting all theatres in his district to check operations and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kline
South Bend
The Citizens Ice Co. Acquires New Safe After Break-In
The Citizens Ice Co. purchased a new safe to replace the one blown to pieces by yeggmen during a Sunday night break-in. Police continue to investigate the incident and seek leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Ice Co
Yeggmen
Premier Typewriter For Sale Bargain From C. B. Ket Ring
An almost new typewriter offered for sale by C. B. Ket Ring with emphasis on a bargain price. Product appears in a classified style notice. The readable lines suggest a personal sale rather than a store listing.
Union Traction Fears Local Interurban Expansion
Negotiations progress with Indiana Union Traction Co owner of the Peru to Indianapolis line. If successful, limited Goshen to Indianapolis interurban service could start by Oct 1. The Winona Interurban extends south from Mentone with cars running Warsaw to Mentone. Track work continues Mentone to Peru. three roads may jointly operate a fast service share receipts, though Union Traction opposes the plan.
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Indiana Union Traction Company
Peru
Indianapolis
Goshen
Winona Interurban Company
Mentone
Winona
Warsaw
Union Traction Company
Union Company
Winona Company
Northern Indiana Company
New Lake Shore Timetable Takes Effect Sunday
A new timetable goes into effect on the Lake Shore at 12:01 a.m. Sunday with major changes to the Elkhart to Toledo route. Four trains will run, three of them new, to restore service cut earlier and boost business. Air Line No. 15 westbound departs at 9:17 a.m. instead of 9:20 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Toledo
Air Line
Martin resigns from RuTon grocery to start Denver venture
B. B. Martin has resigned his position with the RuTon grocery and will move to Denver to run a grocery business with his brother. He has been with RuTon for three years and built a large local acquaintance, and many friends regret the departure of his family from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Martin
RuTon Procery
Denver
Col
Martin
RuTon Grocery
Chas. Aitken’ Place
Janet Fenimore lecture draws broad audience in poor weather
Janet Fenimore spoke on the socialist view of the liquor question to a well attended gathering despite threatening weather. Applause followed her explanation and several audience questions were answered. The crowd included many ladies and professional and working men.
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Janet Fenimore
Local drunks jailed and fined in recent court action
William Spukman a tramp was ordered out of town after a night in jail for intoxication Alpheus Carns of Milford received 12 days in jail for intoxication and could not pay his fine William Carver of Lagrange was arrested for intoxication by Officer Bertch paid 12 dollars in fine and costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spukman
Alpheus Carns
Milford
William Carver
Lagrange
Bertch
Doc Waddell With Lambrigger Next Week in Town
Pac Waddell a veteran press agent arrives with Gus Lambrigger for a visit next week. Waddell formerly worked on a Cincinnati paper and came here with John Robinson a couple of years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Waddell
Lambrigger
Pac Waddell
John Robinson
Gus Lambrigger
Cincinnati
Menno 8 Yoder Introduces Duodecagon Concrete Barn
The Lagrange Standard features an illustrated piece on Menno 8 Yoder's new concrete barn. It claims a new era in barn building and notes the structure is duodecagon with twelve sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange Standard
Yoder
Contract Awarded for Presbyterian Church in Elkhart
George W. Kistner of Elkhart won a $40,000 contract to build a Presbyterian Church, marking a milestone project for the denomination in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kistner
Elkhart
Presbyterians
Goshen Greys vs South Bend Spires at Island Ball Park
An outing is planned for next Sunday afternoon to watch a top game of the season between Goshen Greys and South Bend Spires at Island Ball Park. The contest is called for 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Ball Park
Goshen Greys
South Bend Spires
New Imported Tea Pots Debut at Dangler's Store
Dangler’s announces the arrival of new imported tea pots. Shoppers can view the collection and compare styles and prices at the store.
Outdoor pictures and Boileau at Rogers band park
See the outdoor moving pictures and hear Mr Boileau sing at the Rogers band park tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boileau
Rogers
Goshen Stock Sale May Bring Local Manufacturing
A Chicago businessman seeks Goshen stock to fund expansion of a high grade corset and women’s undergarment line. He cites available local buildings and the need to invest at home, warning of losses from unknown ventures and urging residents with money to support legitimate manufacturing locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chicago
Manistee
Mich
Chicago Gentleman
Commercial Exchange
Man Falls From Barn Door Injures Face
Jacob Obrecht, 60, fell 10 feet from a barn rear door at 1069 S Main Street while mowing hay. He landed on his head and shoulders, suffering a facial gash and minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main Street
Jacob Obrecht
Mr. Obrecht
Structural Iron Arrives, S. F. Spahn Building Back Under Way
Work on the S. F. Spahn building resumes after a shipping delay from Elkhart Bridge & Iron Works. The first consignment of heavy structural iron arrived yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Spahn
Elkhart Bridge & Iron Works
Authorities Move to Eradicate Weed Nuisance
Marshal Self has served numerous notices on property owners to cut weeds. Officials will act promptly to remove the weed problem and enforce compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Self
Fifty Editors Gather for Indiana Republican Meeting
Fifty Indiana Republican editors will convene in South Bend next Wednesday for their annual session. Plans are set for an enjoyable outing accompanying the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Residence by W. J. Davis in Los Angeles Completes
W. J. Davis has completed a handsome residence in Los Angeles California. The house follows the regular California style and is described as thoroughly equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Davis
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Fourth Victim Dies of Tetanus in South Bend
Lawrence Cierwinski dies in South Bend from tetanus after an injury during Fourth of July celebrations. The deceased reportedly sustained a wound from a revolver used in celebration, with officials noting the incident as the fourth fatality linked to the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cierwinski
South Bend
Nellie Leavy Sings at Trewin Opera House Saturday Night
Nellie Leavy performs at the Trewin Opera House on Saturday night, delivering a vocal show in a historic venue. Local patrons expected a lively program with popular selections and a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Leavy
Decatur Area Notes Highlight Local Developments
Perry Romaine dies at Auburn. Three July marriage licenses issued at Decatur clerk’s office. Hazel Wright plans Maple Grove balloon ascension near Decatur Sunday. Jacob Click first resident admitted to Warren Aged Methodist home. Traction line work to begin soon. Bluffton sod turning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Romaine
Auburn
Decatur
Hazel Wright
Maple Grove
Jacob Click
Warren
Bluffton
Huntington
Spangler
Manson Reiff
Civic League
Angola
Bloomfield
Odell Hafiich
Henry Burnsides
Henry G. Pence
Columbia City
German Reformed Aid Societies
Fort Wayne
Decatur Society
Martin J. Mylott
C. Vogt
War on Overhead Signs in South Bend
South Bend prosecutor Cyrus B Pattee orders removal of all hanging overhead signs. Merchants have about 50000 invested in signs and notices demand removal from the South Bend Times and South Bend Tribune that hang over the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus B. Pattee
South Bend
South Bend Times
South Bend Tribune
Missing Warsaw driver with Upson poultry money
Thomas Sloan of Warsaw, a driver for Frank Upson, a poultry dealer, has vanished after leaving his rig at a Claypool livery. He is believed to have skipped with $200 belonging to Upson, leaving a wife and two children. foul play is not suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sloan
Warsaw
Frank Upson
Claypool
Upson
Swartz Family Plans Goshen Stay After Farm Purchase
Victor V. Swartz and family will remain in Goshen as he buys a Whitley county farm for investment. The Goshen property traded in on the deal was not their residence in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Victor V. Swartz
Mr. Swartz
Whitley County
Mrs Simeral says husband fled to Canada over women and whiskey
Mrs. J. S. Simeral tells the Elkhart Review she is glad her husband left, blaming women and whiskey rather than debts for his departure to Canada.
Chicago youth Harold Jayne charged with theft and robbery
Harold Jayne, 16, of Chicago, is under arrest in Plymouth on charges that include stealing a motorcycle and robbing cash drawers in railway ticket offices. He is described as well dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold Jayne
Plymouth
Farm accident wounds ex-trustee at Harrison farm
Henry Bechtel, former Harrison township trustee, fell from the mow while threshing at his farm in Harrison township this forenoon. He plunged a dangerous distance and sustained severe bruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Henry Bechtel
Telegram to Democrat Details Latta Death Report
Roy Latta of St. Louis sent a telegram to The Democrat reporting the sudden deaths of Mrs. Cartie Blaine Warren. The item notes the correspondence was wired today to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Latta
St. Louis
Democrat
Cartie
Blaine-Warren
Richmond Nabs State Span American War Veterans Leadership
The Indiana department of the Spanish American War Veterans met in South Bend and elected C. F. Kibbey of Richmond as department commander. Headquarters will move to Richmond. Officers elected include S. V. C.-T. Louden of Bloomington and J. V.C.-Charles F. Zellmer of South Bend. Delegates to the Tacoma national convention were William F. Ranke, Arthur Deahl, J. R. Cook, and M. Meyerboone. Richmond was chosen to hold the next encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Indiana Department of the
C. F. Kibbey
Richmond
Ss. V. C—T. T. Louden
Bloomington
J. V.C
Charles F. Zellmer
Charles S. Maxwell
Indianapolis
R. C. Rogers
John R. Kissinger
W. G. Everson
Yy. C. Cleary
Ft. Wayne
Council of Administration
Wn. F. Ranke
Charles F. Woodruff
Thomas B. Coulter
Vincennes
Capt. Sheppard
Jeffersonville
Felix R. Farrow
Charles F. Urquhart
Goshen
W. E. Baum
Hammond
William F. Ranke
Fort Wayne
Arthur Deahl
J. R. Cook
M. Meyerboone
Tacoma
Wash
Made Good Catch: Two Criminals Apprehended in Indiana Fields
Sheriff Schumaker of Whitley County captured Milo Kline of North Webster and Dick White, a horse thief, after they were spotted in onion fields on Ivan Huffman’s Noble county farm. Kline had been jailed for a North Webster fight, escaped Warsaw jail, wandered Indiana and Michigan, then rejoined White near North Webster. White’s letter led Huffman to alert authorities. White denies Illinois involvement as they’re held at Wolf Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Kline
North Webster
Dick White
Schumaker
Whitley County
Ivan Huffman
Noble County
Kline
Warsaw
Michigan
Indiana
Ligonier
White
Huffman
Urick
Illinois
Huffman Place
Wolf Lake
Lambrigger Wild Animal Show Opens in Goshen
Newsboys of Goshen Democrat cheer as Gus Lambrigger and Doc Waddell join as guests of honor for the opening at the Cunningham lot Monday night. The Lambrigger show, 23 cages strong, arrives Sunday over the Lake Shore from Kalamazoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Wakarusa Tribune Changes Hands in Sale
The Wakarusa Tribune is sold by publisher J. R. Rheubottom and editor D. A. Rheubottom to S. E. Harris of Bourbon. Harris appears over the editorial column. After 16 years of ownership the Rheabottoms retire while remaining in Wakarusa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakarusa Tribune
J. R. Rheubottom
D. A. Rheubottom
Bourbon
Harris
Rheubottoms
the Tribune
Rheabottom
Rheabottoms
Wa- Karusa
Ora Fleck Found After Brief Absence
Ora Fleck was located after police were alerted when he left home saying he would return shortly. He had departed the city unexpectedly and did not come back until the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Fleck
Boy Bitten by Vicious Dog in Warsaw
Charley Wainwright aged 12 was bitten by a dog in Warsaw. The dog’s life hangs in the balance as authorities determine whether rabies has developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
John Wainwright
Warsaw
Hawks Hardware ad sparks colorful shopping basket confusion
Fragmentary German text appears to describe baskets, picnic gear, and a large IXL fireless cooker offer. Mentions Dangler's and Hawks Hardware in a jumble of items, colors, and a trial purchase without obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangler's
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