March Court Term Begins Amid Heavy Docket In Elkhart
The March term of the circuit court convened this morning in Elkhart with Judge Drake, six weeks set to adjourn April 15. Key items include adjournment for primaries, jurors reported, and multiple cases slated for next week including foreclosures, dam ages, and estates. Bailiff Gowing is gravely ill. Sheriff Bowser and deputy cover duties.
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Circuit Court
Drake
Petit Jury
John Walmer
Middlebury Township
Chas. Replogle
Osolo Township
J. M. Gowing
Thomas
Bowser
Speisshofers Found Liable in Breach of Contract Suit
After a night out in Plymouth a Marshall circuit jury found Catherine and Michael Speisshofer liable to John Kotsovetes for breach of contract and damages with a verdict of 50 dollars plus costs. Kotsovetes sought 10 000 dollars in damages.
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Plymouth
Marshall Circuit
Catherine
Michael Speisshofer
John Kotsovetes
Kotsovetes
Saloon Question Vote Planned in Wanatah
Wanatah in Laporte county will hold its first ever election on liquor questions. Five saloons operate in the town and residents will vote to determine the local liquor issue amid a countywide stronghold on the topic.
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Wanatah
Laporte County
Indiana Commission Approves C S B N I Railways Block System
The Indiana public service commission approves the block signal system in use by the C. S. B. N. I. Railway Co. The ruling confirms safety measures and operation standards for the railroad.
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Indiana Public Service Commission
Former shoe store manager released after nolle pros
W. W. Dickson former manager of J. K. Orr Red Seal shoe store at 93 Peachtree St Atlanta was arrested in Goshen Indiana on larceny embezzlement. On motion by American Surety Co. of New York the case was nolle pressed and he was released. Deputy Dan Goodlin brought him to Atlanta. He allegedly stole 115 pairs of men’s shoes. He resided in Goshen during the year and proved unusually smooth in representations. Return not expected.
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Atlanta
W. W. Dickson
J. K. Orr Red Seal Shoe
Peachtree Street
Goshen
Ind
American Surety Co
New York
Nolle
Dan Goodlin
Dickson
National Dairy Machine Co
Fort Wayne man mistaken for infamous anarchist freed
In Springfield Ohio police released Harry Mc Mahen of Fort Wayne a chef who had been hunted as the alley poisoner of soup at a banquet in Illinois and Chicago. He had been mistaken for Jean Crones the criminal and is declared absolutely innocent of any fault beyond seeking work.
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Cincinnati
Springfield
Jean Crones
United States
Illinois
Chicago
Harry McMahen
Fort Wayne
Wilson appeals house rules on armed ships vote
President Wilson urged Representatives Bennett and Len Notto t republican members of the house rules committee to treat the armed ship issue without bias and help secure a vote on the resolution warning Americans off armed ships.
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Wasitington
Mar
Wilson
Bennett
Lennott
House Rules Committee
Zeppelin raid on Lowock kills and wounds dozens
London reports 12 killed and 38 injured in a Zeppelin raid last night with full results not yet released. British dispatch notes 40,000 German cavalry moving toward Ypres and Verdun fighting continues with heavy German losses and no decisive gain.
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London
Paris
Verdun
Verdun Front Sees Lull as Battle Continues
London dispatch reports a lull in Verdun fighting with no German ground gained in the past 48 hours though the outcome remains unresolved.
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London
Verdun
Virginia General Assembly Passes Statewide Prohibition Bill
The lower Virginia House approved the statewide prohibition measure by a five vote margin after Senate passage. The act restricts import of intoxicating liquors to one quart per person per month and becomes effective immediately.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Senate
Isi
German Verdun News Lauded Despite Heavy Losses
Berlin reports from March 6 that German success at Verdun is announced in official bulletins. While admitting heavy losses, officials say they are not as severe as some dispatches claim.
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Berlin
Mar
Verdun
National Ww. C. U. Convention Dates Set in Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports the national Ww. C. U. convention will run November 16 to 23. Officials expect about two to three thousand delegates to attend the event in the city.
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Indianapolis
Tri-state institute to draw crowds in Evansville
The Institute at Evansville Indiana Illinois and Kentucky holds a seven day session in Evansville. Authorities estimate about 50 000 attendees over the event period.
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Evansville
Indiana
Uinois
Kentucky
Latta Passes Naval Academy Entrance Exam
Harry S Latta son of Harry P Latta of 414 East Lincoln Ave was advised by Congressman Rayphart that he passed the entrance examination for the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Latta has served as an alternate cadet from the Thirteenth district for about a year. the principal resident of LaPorte will take his exam on March 15 and three vacancies will be filled by Congressman Barnhart next June if the principal qualifies.
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U. S. Naval Academy
Harry S& Latta
Harry P. Latta
East
Lincoln Avenue
Rayphart
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sr. Bend
Latta
Thirteenth
Laporte
Congressiane Barnhart
Atta
Ice Coated Sidewalks Hamper Morning Travel
Ice coated sidewalks created hazardous walking conditions this morning as rain turned pavements to slick surfaces. Pedestrians slipped and fell with several injuries reported while shopkeepers ferried toasters for sharp shod horses amid steady demand.
Marshall Votes in Indiana Primary Contingent
Vice President Marshall is the sole member of the Indiana congressional contingent to travel to Indiana to cast a vote in the upcoming Indiana primary.
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Wasitington
Mar
Marshall
Indiana
Tomor
Newton D. Baker Named Secretary of War
Newton D. Baker, former mayor of Cleveland, appointed secretary of war and has accepted the post in Washington. The appointment marks a major reshuffle in the administration with Baker taking charge of wartime policy.
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Washington, Mar. G
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Mrs Viola Kiefer Leaves Premises on North 6th Street
Mrs Viola Kiefer of 123 North 6th Street will vacate the owned premises after moving with her adopted son from Warsaw several months ago. the property is owned by Dr Anna G Kreager.
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Viola Kiefer
North 6Th Street
Anna G. Kreager
Prof MacHenry To Sing Toreador Song Tonight
Prof W P MacHenry of South Bend will sing the Toreador Song from Carmen at the Bucklea Elk hart tonight with Instrument City band accompaniment. A large audience is expected for the third pop concert this evening.
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MacHenry
W. P. MacHenry
South Bend
Bucklea
Elkhart
Dying Man Charles Fowler In South Bend Hospital
Charles Fowler of South Bend lies dying in Epworth hospital from blood poisoning after pricking a finger on a pin. The incident details his painful condition and impending death.
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Charles Fowler
South Bend
Epworth Hospital
Marine limits end passenger carry on freighters
Marine interests press an end to carrying passengers on large freighters due to a department of commerce order requiring boats carrying passengers to be carefully constructed and regulated.
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Department of Commerce
Real Estate Deal Sells 160 Acres in Jefferson Town
Harry M Sanders sells 160 acres in Jefferson township to Frederick H John H Harry Green and Odell Oldfather for 30000 dollars.
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Harry M
Sanders
Frederick H
John H
Harry Green
Odell Oldfather
Jefferson Township
Mennonite Bible Conference Opens at Clinton Township Church
The Mennonite Bible conference begins today at the Clinton township church and will run through the week with sessions for worship study and fellowship.
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Clinton Tonship Church
Willard M. Gillette Appointed County Surveyor in Goshen
The Wise County Commissioners in regular session appointed Willard M. Gillette of Goshen to succeed Albert A. Rieth as county surveyor. Gillette, formerly Rieth’s deputy, will assume duties immediately for the unexpired term through the election period. The appointment follows Rieth’s resignation over the state law provisions affecting surveyor fees. Rieth is on the Democratic primary ballot. Gillette may be substituted as the party nominee.
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Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Wise W. Showalter
W. E B. Griner
E. E. Fisher
Willard M. Gillette
Goshen
Albert A. Rieth
Gillette
Rieth
Indiana State Bord of Accounts
County Central Committee
Commissioners’ Court
Locke Township
Clinton-Benton Township
Elkhart-Jackson Township
Noble County
Mitlersbore
Fenton
I. Simon & Co. Dry Goodis
C. Dembufsky
E. A. Rommel
Elkhart
Mrs Willie Blanchard and children flee New Paris
Mrs Willie Blanchard of New Paris and her two children Harold and Inez left the Hotel Blanchard after family trouble. They may have gone to relatives in a Michigan town. Deputy Bowser traced their steps as alarm grew when they did not return for noon services at the M W church.
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Willie Blanchard
New Paris
Harold
Inez
Blanchard
Michian
Blanchard Hotel
Anniversary Observance Planned for Notre Dame Fire Damage
To observe the 25th anniversary of Notre Dame university buildings destroyed by fire, Turve Dewi arranged observance details. Tl. W. Brewster of the Kelly Garage has received a car load of Overlands.
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Notre Dame University
Tl. W. Brewster
Kelly Garage
Vote Tomorrow Primary Encourages Informed Ballot
The piece urges voters to study candidates before election day and vote now. It stresses personal responsibility, noting polls open 6 a.m. and close 6 p.m. to choose good men for office.
Goodrich and Adai Looked To as Ners for Governor
Winchester and Portland men favored at tomorrow's primary as voters weigh Goodrich and Adai for governor in a crowded field.
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Goodrich
Adai
Asners
Indiana primary: Goodrich leads for governor as Watson favored for senator
In Indianapolis the first Indiana preferential primary ends with James P. Goodrich of Winchester as the Republican choice for governor and Rep. John A. M. Adair of Portland favored by Democrats for the state ticket. James H. Watson of Cashyville is a betting favorite for U S senator, though Harry S. New of Indianapolis and his allies are confident. The race is chaotic with bitter campaigning and editorials attacking Watson, risking party unity in fall.
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Indianapolis
Mar. T
Indiana
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
John A. M. Adair
Portland
Adair
DL. B.clare
United States
James Hi. Watson
Cashyville
Harry & New
New
Watson
Ife
Delegates Plan From Todinua to Navy League Convention
Charles Martindale of Indianapolis coordinates plans for a strong Todinuan delegation to the U1th annual Navy League convention in Washington March 27 to 30. Delegates will visit Annapolis for a tour of Naval Academy activities.
Bonnet Company Rep Visits J W Kitson Home
A Manchester Bonnet Co representative calls on ladies at 146 Crescent street with ready made bonnets frames and materials. He will meet shoppers this week Wednesday forenoon at West Side Church of the Brethren and Wednesday afternoon at Clinton and Fifth streets church.
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Manchester Bonnet Co
J. W. Kitson
Crescent Street
West Side
Church of the Brethren
Clinton and
Fifth Streets
February Vital Statistics Report in County
Dr. PD L Miller reports February totals of 91 births and 45 deaths in the county. The month records 86 measles cases, 27 scarlet fever cases, and 3 diphtheria cases.
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PD. L. Miller
For Sale Team Harness Harley Davidson Twin Motorcycle
Two thousand savings banks in the United States are noted. For sale a Harley Davidson twin motorcycle with team harness. Contact phone 1060 in Goshen City Bottling Works.
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U. S
United States
Goshen City
First Indiana Primary Weather and Vote Forecast
Overcast and cold conditions expected for the first Indiana primary day. turnout appears low with Democratic 22, Progressive 4, Republicans 5, Vets 1,890 and other figures uncertain. full results anticipated before Thursday or Friday.
Booster Banquet Draws 100 Plus at Alderman Hotel
Post B of the T P A held its annual booster banquet at the Alderman hotel Saturday night with over 100 attendees. Guests wore violet and white button bouquets as Miss Florence Wollam Miss Carrie Miller and Miss Pauline Coverston performed. State president W J D Counts and Indiana T P A secretary G M Zink spoke on progress and travel goals. Toastmaster Joseph L Mishter introduced Rev. Joseph N Green who addressed the traveling man. The post had grown from 72 members to 100 with time requested for further growth as memberships move toward 112.
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Alderman
Post Bet. P. A
Alderman Hotel
Florence Wollam
Carrie Miller
Pauline Coverston
W. J. D. Counts
Indianapolis
G M. Zink
Indiana
Indiana T. P. A
Joseph L. Mishter
Goshen Novelty & Brush Co
Joseph
Horse Crushes Window In Downtown Display Incident
A horse belonging to Bert Pletcher escaped near Whitaker feet yard West Lincoln Avenue and crashed through the glass of the C E W. Kurtz drug store at 112 North Main. The display window damage involved a tooth pastel lineup. the horse and front display suffered, but the animal is expected to recover. Building owner Mrs Emeline Rich carries building insurance but not against glass and display losses. Damage to Kurtz stock and window frame is considerable.
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Bert Pletcher
Goshen
Whitaker Feet Yard
Lincoln Avenue
CE. W. Kurtz
North Main Street
Cours Square
Burgy
Emeline Rich
No. 1501
South Main Street
Laporte High School Defeats Goshen 39 to 17
Goshen High School lost 39 to 17 at Laporte on a large floor. Payne and B. Landis led Goshen in scoring while a large crowd watched. Players J. Landis D. Landis Payne Foust Tohrei and Coach Watt attended.
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Loval High School
Goshen High School
Laporte High School
Payne
TP. B. Landis
Goshen
D. FB
Landis
Foust
Tohrei
Watt
Indiana observes Mothers Day in wee schools on March 17
State Superintendent Treat House orders the observance of Mothers Day on March 17 in Indiana schools replacing the traditional May date. The move ties St Patrick's Day to a school event across the state.
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Indiana
Treat House
Mrs Lavina Kaufman Dies in South Bend at 50
Lavina J. Kaufman wife of George Kaufman and mother of Ida Clark of Nappanee died in South Bend. A joint roll call and social session for Knights and Lady Macabbees and families will be held at Maccabee Hall Tuesday evening.
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South Bend
Lavina J. Kaufman
George Kaufman
Ida Clark
Nappanee
Maccabee Hall
Knights
Lady Maccabees
Will Be Nominees of Wat's Convention
The text asserts that nominees for Wat's convention will be chosen with no question about the convention's result. It presents a firm expectation of predetermined outcomes and emphasizes certainty in nomination decisions.
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Wat
Uncertain Gop Nominee Emerges From 1916 Campaign Preparations
As parties prepare for four national conventions to name presidential tickets, the 1916 race faces uncertainty over Republican nominee potential, Progressive affiliations, and the impact of international events, tariffs, and domestic reforms on the race. Democrats expect Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall to lead again.
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Washington
Mar
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R Marshall
Viame
Congress
Prdr
Republic
United States
Revival Opens at First Christian Church With Large Attendance
The revival services began yesterday at the First Christian Church drawing unusually large crowds. Rev J J Beisiegel of Elkhart will arrive today to lead the series with nightly 7 30 services except Saturday.
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First Christian Church
CG. FE. Society
J. J. Beisiegel
Elkhart
Beisiegel
Fort Wayne strikers receive $100 amid prolonged streetcar strike
The Fort Wayne printers gave the striking street car men $100 as the long running stoppage continues. It is believed the strikers may lose, making it difficult to care for their families. Goshen Review No. 37 holds its regular meeting Tuesday March 4 at 2 50 p m.
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Fort Wayne
Goshen Review No
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