Lawyers Set Their Fee Verdict For Berkey & Zigler
Verdict reached after hours of deliberation in the Miller Berkey and Zigler case with the jury deciding for the defendants. The trial centered on alleged malicious prosecution over an insurance matter tied to a Royal League policy and a $1 000 claim.
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Miller-Berkey & Zigler
Miller
Vail
Berkey & Zigier
Royal League
Mr. Dausman
Mr. Vail
Loyal Life Insurance Company
Democratic Convention A Week From Tomorrow In Plymouth
The Thirteenth district Democrats plan their Plymouth convention with special train for Elkhart county delegates. Prof F E Hering appears likely as nominee against Congressman Brick amid defections from Brick supporters and Republican opposition in Fulton Starke and St Joseph counties. The event signals potential Democratic gains in the district.
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Thirteenth
Plymouth
Elkhart County
South Bend
Vandalia
F. E. Hering
Brick
Hering
Fulton
Starke
St. Joe
Narrow Escape as Car Strikes Horse on Main Street
Will Galmore riding a horse owned by Geo Laird faced a fatal accident when a northbound city car struck the animal on South Main Street. The horse bolted toward the tracks, galloped with the rider, and the boy slid off moments before impact. The horse died soon after. motorman and conductor found blameless, the rider blamed for the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Galmore
Geo. Laird
South Main Street
Douglas Street
Garfield Avenue
Smith
Midsummer Meeting of Democratic Editorial Association at French Lick
The Democratic State Editorial Association holds its midsummer gathering in late May at French Lick Springs with the Democratic state committee present. Politicians from across Indiana are expected, about ten days before the state convention in Indianapolis. Major John R Simpson of the Paoli News oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Editorial Association
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Democratic State Committee
Indianapolis
John R Simpson
The
Paoli News
Crary Threatens Suit Over Oak Ridge Monument Crack
Charles Crary warns he will sue the city after his Crary monument in Oak Ridge cemetery cracked. He says a nearby fire to thaw ground caused the damage. sexton Minger and a granite expert offer competing explanations. A stone slab protected the monument and the loss is listed at 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crary
Crary
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Sexton Minger
Republicans bypass Orrin Watts for county surveyor
The party sought a candidate for county surveyor and did not nominate Orrin Watts a former Kosciusko County surveyor and strong party man. The ticket names John L. Cooper a Democrat for surveyor while Watts seeks the city treasurer post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Watts
Kosciusko County
Jobn L. Cooper
Mr. Watts
Councilman Kohler to Speak in Milford on New Gramophone
Tomorrow night Councilman Kohler and Bart Nyimeyer travel to Milford to deliver an entertainment program before the M W of A. featuring Kohler's fine new gramophone. The instrument is reported a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Bart Nyimeyer
Milford
M. W. of A
Licensed To Wed In Elkhart County Marriage
A marriage license was issued to David H. Newcomer aged 22 of St Joseph County and Clara A. Culp aged 21 of Olive Township Elkhart County to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Newcomer
St. Joseph County
Clara A. Culp
Olive Township
Elkhart J County
Doctor loses suit over mistaken cancer claim on map nose
A map with a pimple on his nose consulted a doctor who diagnosed cancer and nearly half the nose was removed during treatment. The diagnosis proved false, the doctor won at first, appeal reversed by Judge Roby, and the court stated a public specialist must properly discharge duties.
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Roby
Longtime Goshen resident Mr Noble celebrated for civic work
Highly regarded citizens recall the life and career of Mr and Mrs Noble of Goshen born in Pennsylvania and Ohio. They moved to Goshen in 1849 and lived in three houses while contributing to dry goods, hardware, school furniture, and local business. Their family includes two deceased sons and two living daughters. Visitors are welcomed at the Noble home tomorrow as the community reflects on his years of service.
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Noble
Ohio
Norwich Village
Muskingum County
Goshen
Joseph M
Charles C. Noble
Frank A Hascall
Belle Jenkinson
James T. Maxfield
Maxfield
St. Paul
C. E. Lawrence
Poyser’s Grocery
Lawrence
Hillsdale
Michigan
Medical standards cited for specialist duty and care
A historical passage defines the standard of care for a physician specializing in a disease, stating a specialist must possess skill and knowledge ordinarily held by practitioners dedicating study to the disease, its diagnosis and treatment, aligned with current scientific knowledge.
The Sultan of Sulu satire by George Ade
A Grand Rapids Post-Democrat note on Ade’s comic opera The Sultan of Sulu depicts the sultan facing polygamy limits and a federal ruling that the constitution follows the flag three days a week. The piece calls the satire a jab at recent administration logic.
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Grand Rapids Post-Democrat
George Ade
Sulu
United States
Ade
Sixty third Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Noble
Tomorrow the 26th inst the delightful old couple Mr and Mrs Louis H Noble will have completed their 63rd years of happy wedded life. The old gentleman is 86 and his bride 79. They will receive friends during the afternoon and evening. Mia James T Maxfield and Jesse W Motte siblings of Mrs Nobile are here to celebrate.
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North Fifth Street
Louis H. Noble
Indiana
Noble
Jesse Motte
St. Louis
Mary Maxfield
Mankato
Mion
Goshen
Mia
James T. Maxfield
Jesse W. Motte
Notre Dame Student Dies After Appendicitis Operation
William J. Piiton a Notre Dame sophomore died after an unsuccessful appendicitis operation. An orphan aged 18 from Denver lived with two sisters. Services were held in the chapel and students escorted the body to the university boundary before it was taken to Washington for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Piiton
Notre Dame University
Denver
Col
Washington
Fort Wayne Presbytery Meeting at Third Church
The Fort Wayne Presbytery will meet at the Third Presbyterian church in Fort Wayne on April 14 15 and 16. The body includes Allen Elkhart DeKalb LaGrange Huntington Whitley Wells Noble Steuben Kosciusko and Adams counties. Girl Wanted Apply at 602 South Seventh Street.
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Fort Wayne
Third Presbyterian Church
Allen, Elxhart
DeKalb
LaGrange
Huntington
Whitley
Wells, Noble, Steuben
Kosciusko
Adame
South Seventh Street
Miller favored for attorney general by Indiana Republicans
The Indianapolis News reports strong expectations that Charles W. Miller will win the attorney general nomination on the second or third ballot. Delegates from districts including thirteenth twelfth and central regions back Miller with broad support, while rivals Bingham Dean and others shift to him. Elkhart County voters favor Miller citing qualifications and party standing.
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Indianapolis News
Charles W. Miller
Thirteenth District
Goshenit
Miller
CC. W. Miller
Merrill Moores
Griffith Dean
Martin Fields
James Bingham
Ward Watson
Bingham
Dean
Marion County
Elkhart County
No Baseball Season In Goshen This Year
Goshen loses organized baseball as managers decline to repeat due to low profits and Sunday game restrictions. E Rantz has left town after contributing to past efforts, and the Sunday schedule remains the obstacle for drawing big crowds at the park. Sunday services shift to Wells Memorial Lutheran church with Easter programs and Holy Communion.
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Goshen
E Rantz
Wells Memorial Lutheran Church
Petition Circulates Reconsidering Indiana Railway Franchise
A circulation seeks South Bend city council reconsideration of the Indiana Railway company franchise matter. The effort follows correspondence with President Powers of the Western association who aims to include South Bend in the ball association if arrangements can be made at Springbrook. The petition faces weak support.
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South Bend
Indiana Railway Company
President Powers
Western Association
Ball Association
Springbrook
Commencement Plans At New Paris School
Last week of school noted at New Paris with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. A. W. Wise on Wednesday evening at the evangelical church. Commencement exercises Friday night feature address by A. W. Conner of Indianapolis on The Dignity of the Common People. Seven graduates.
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New Paris
Evangelical Church
A. W. Wise
A. W. Conner
Indianapolis
Education Board Adopts Plans for South Head School Complex
George N. Selby designs for a high school, grammar school and manual training building with shops at South Head are adopted by the Board of Education. The total outlay is $850,000 with two additional buildings planned at $82,000 more.
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George N. Selby
South Head
Board of Education
When We Were Twenty One in Jumping Venture
The Elkhart Review notes a troupe titled When We Were Twenty One performing from Winnipeg to New York City in two weeks with one night stands. All dates are return engagements except for Hikhart and roled members.
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The
Elkhart Review
Winnipeg
Diaintoba
New York City
Hikhart
Roled
Bankruptcies Filed in Federal Court Yesterday
Two Elkhart residents filed bankruptcy petitions. John W. Cumainos lists liabilities of 533.49 and assets of 137.20. John M. Brupaser shows liabilities of 520.76 and assets of 50.
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John W. Cumainos
Elghart
John 4. Brupaser
Elkhart
Elkhart Farm Acreage Sold Near River Bend
J W Fieldhouse of Elkhart sold 151 acres of the Alien farm to H J Buckien. The land lies south of Indiana avenue east of the Big Four and west of the Elkhart river. Bicycle bargains, YupER & MiLuER.
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J. W. Fieldhouse
Elkhart
H. J. Buckien
Indiana Avenue
Elkhart River
Hawks Declines Municipal Nomination in Go shen Political Scene
F E C Hawks declines mayoral bid in Goshen citing business duties. Republicans plan city convention next week or soon after with fresh council slate. Jerry N Trump may seek city marshal. First ward race sees George Rimpler active. George Mutschler favored by some voters for council despite no active bid.
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Jerry N. Trump
George Rimpler
Vetera
George Mutschler
Union Carpentry Meeting Sets St Louis World’s Fair Plans
The carpenter's union met in Goshen with 37 members present. They read communications from nearby towns including St Louis requesting union carpenters for the World’s Fair buildings, urging participation in April or May at good wages. Several Goshen men are expected to go to St Louis to work on the structures.
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Carpenter’s Union
St. Louis
Union Freight Handlers Demand Longer Work Force
Union freight handlers for the Big Four press for a force increase to meet higher volumes. They allege the current schedule from 1 a.m. to p.m. with a half hour noon lunch and no supper violates their contract.
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Big Four
Mishawaka Woman Captures Diamond Ring Thief
Mrs Thomas Wallace Kenyon of Mishawaka captured a tramp who had stolen her diamond wedding ring. Kenyon formerly Miss Grace McDonald of South Bend is well known in Goshen and the incident has been publicized statewide.
Resigning Pastor Plans Missionary Work in Utah
The Rev. Mr. Rydberg of La Porte resigns from the Swedish Lutheran LaPorte conference district and will depart in early April to Salt Lake City Utah where he has accepted a call to mission work. WANTED Man to clean up yard and take away rubbish and ashes Enquire Democrat.
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Mr. Rydberg
la Porte
LaPorte
Swedish Lutheran Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Democrat
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Dodge
Bowman
Hile & Baker
Butts
Berkey
Justice Whisler
Della Bush
Cornelius Beck
Samuel Hahn
Danny Cripe
Charles Blender
Middlebury
Sheriff Elliott
Comer and
Enders
Mast Farm
Murray In Town
Charles Theodore Murray
Murray
Johnny Sullivan
John Stotte
Jack Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Leas & Galbreath’s
de. Mage
Bennett
Fremont
van Bennett
Prof
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Democratic Editors
Mr Watts
Mr. Noble
Mr. Ade
W. Miller
Wella Memorial
Council
Bicycle Bargains
Yuper & Miluer
Hawks
F. E. C. Hawks
Tat
Misa M’donald
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