Quiet title case tied to Goshen Folding Bed Co.
In probate court today the Walker Stutz case awaits judgment over a note held by Oscar Jay and Perry L Turner for the old Goshen Folding Bed Co. disputed by Hannah Walker against Eugene Stutz and A Elmer Manning. Sheriff Manning is a co defendant as the matter concerns title and a 54 thousand dollar claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Walker
Eugene E. Stutz
A. Elmer Manning
Goshen Folding Bed Co
Oscar Jay
Perry L. Turner
E. A. Dausman
Stutz
Real Tight Sunday in Goshen as council enforces laws
Following a council order police shut saloons gambling houses and closed billiard rooms in Goshen on a tight Sunday. Saloons face Timelock and Sunday law enforcement with all proprietors gamblers and other outlets warned to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coucil
Goshen
Tro
Bill Bird
Gemblers
Guillard Sentenced After Assault Charge in South Bend
Fred J Guillard of Quines Adams Lawyers was arrested in South Bend and charged with assaulting a woman named Miss Toplin with intent to commit a felony. He received four dollars fine and costs totaling fifteen dollars and five days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J Guillard
Quines Adams Lawyers Company
South Bend
Miss Toplin
Quinlan to Receive Notre Dame Laetare Medal
Francis J. Quinlan of the Catholic society in New York City has been chosen as the Laetare medal recipient. Notre Dame University awards the honor annually to Catholics distinguished in good works. Augustus Daly was a prior laureate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Quinlan
Catholic Society
New York City
Notre Dame University
Augustus Daly
Public Roller Rink To End Private Leasing
Public use of the roller rink will continue but further practice sessions will stop due to rising demand and public frustration over private leasing arrangements.
Higa School Friday Evening Entertainment Draws Praise
The Higa school staged an entertainment Friday night with proceeds of 50 dollars. Attendees called the program creditable and well presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higa
Eevervyone
Delegation to Washington to See Postmaster General
A citizen delegation led by S. H. Brilhart will travel to Washington to meet Postmaster General Cortelyou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Tce Row
S. H. Brilhart
Washington
Cortelyou
Inland lakes close season runs March 20 to May 15
A new fish and game law establishes a closed season on inland lakes from March 20 through May 15. River fishing remains exempt from the provision.
Goshen College Spring Term Opens Tuesday
The spring term at Goshen College begins Tuesday, inviting students to resume classes and engage in new courses as the academic year advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen College
Rink Management Praised For Community Efforts
The management of the roller skating rink is to be congratulated on their community outreach and improved services. Officials note upgrades, safer facilities, and a boost to local recreation, encouraging families to visit and participate in events.
Freight Wreck Victim James Simon Dies After Collision
James Simon, conductor of the freight train wrecked Thursday night, died Saturday night in a local hospital from injuries. His wife and parents, Mr and Mrs Theodore Simon, and his brother Clarence of Edgerton were with him. Remains shipped to Edgerton for burial. He was from Toledo and had recently become freight conductor after years with Lake Shore. He was a Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simon
Theodore Simon
Clarence Simon
Edgerton
Toledo
Lake Shore
Catholic Church
Hospital fundraising plans advance at City Medical Society
City Medical Society met at Dr W Eby to discuss hospital funding with city council finance committee. EL L Jones elected treasurer and two subscriptions have been completed through Rev Magor Dangier and Mrs I O Wood and through Rev Mayor Mrs E E Mummert and Mrs B Lo Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Medical Society
W. Eby
EL L. Jones
Droft Miller
Magor
Harry C. Dangier
I. O. Wood
Mayor
E. E Mummert
B. Lo Miller
Society Events Dinner at Miss Crissie Stobareer Home
Miss Crissie Stobareer hosted a Saturday dinner at her South Seventh Street residence. Attendees included Miss Wartharine Fink and other guests, with plans noted for further society gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crissie Stobareer
South Seventh Street
Wartharine Fink
Ely's Dream Balm Cures Taste and Smell Loss
The advertisement claims Ely's Dream Balm restores impaired taste and smell after severe eye injuries. It describes direct application to the affected areas and promises rapid healing, urging readers to buy from druggists or by mail from Els Bros in New York for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musal Catarra
Ely
Els Bros
Warren Street
New York
City council stalls on physician’s hospital fund request
The inuncr and claims Committee has taken no action on a physician’s request for a $5.00 contribution to the proposed hospital fund. Sentiment favors the donation, with only the city’s finances standing in the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Jury awards $5.40 to South Bend man in Notre Dame land suit
After a long session the jury in the damage case of Fred Winkler of South Bend against the University of Notre Dame returned a verdict of $5.40 in favor of the plaintiff. The suit grew out of a land transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Winkler
South Bend
University of Notre Dame
Northern Indiana Railway Adds New Passenger Cars on Sidetrack
The Northern Indiana railway company displays several late design passenger cars at Osceola power station. They are expected for use on the South Hend St Joseph line, signaling expanded service pending routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Railway Company
Sidetra Osceola
South Hend-St. Joseph
Water Works Boilers Insured For 25000 By Fidelity & Causalty
The water works and light committee of the common council insured the water works boilers for 25000 with Fidelity and Casualty company. The premium is 180. Ammell Hess and Foulks wrote the insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works and Light Committee of the Common Council
Fidelity & Causalty Company
Ammell, Hess & Foulks
Ashland College President Delivers Noted Sermons at Progressive Brethren
Rev. J. Allen Miller president of Ashland college Ashland Ohio preached both morning and evening at the Progressive Brethren church His sermons were described as able and greatly appreciated by the congregation and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen Miller
Ashland College
Ashland, O
Progressive Brethren Church
Hawks Hardware Co. Offers Preserving Kettles and Sauce Pans
At seven this Monday evening Hawks Hardware Co. will sale six dozen four quart preserving kettles and six dozen four quart sauce pans nine by four inches with two coats of gray enamel. They sell while supplies last at eleven cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware Co
Death of A. R. Ward veteran Goshen and South Bend traveler
A. R. Ward died at his First street home after six months of illness. Born in Walcott New York he moved to Goshen in 18 s and worked as a traveling representative for Nobles of Goshen and the South Bend Chilled Plow Co. He served two terms as Elk Hart township assessor. Survived by wife daughter and three granddaughters. Funeral Wednesday at home with Rev E A Vannuys of the Presbyterian church officiating. Interment at Oak Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Ward
Democrat
First Street
Walcott
Wayne County
New York
Coshen
Isas
Montezima Cayuga County
N. Y
Goshen
South Bend Chilled Plow Co
Elkhart Township
A. W. Weston
Cateaga
Frederick C.little
Frederick Tilt
Kenilworth
Virginia
Helen Little
Marion Tilt
FE. A. Vannuvs
Presbyterian Church
Oak Ridge Erm. eCory
Multiple Obituaries Reported in Goshen Area
Deaths listed for George Victor Thiele infant at Clinton township funeral Tuesday at St John Catholic church Goshen. John Reitz dies at 82 at Alma Hess’s home in West Goshen. funeral Wednesday near North Side. Elizabeth P Leininger dies near Elkhart aged 70. funeral at 2 pm today. Mrs Sarah Bilddie dies at 75 near Sugar Grove. funeral tomorrow at Grace Lutheran church Elkhart. Interments at Oak Ridge and Grace Lawn cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiele
George Victor
Frank Thiele
Amasa Stiver
Clinton Township
Henry Thiele
Goshen
St. John’s Catholic Church
Oak Ridee
Keitz
John Reitz
Alma Hess
West Goshen
Saran Murray
Fannie Vesey
Lizzie Struble
Brownsville
Philip Breiding
North Side
Grimes
South Prairie Street
Friend Halstead
Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Roy Halstead
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Elkhart
Boyd
Noble
Sarah Bilddie
John C. Diddle
Sugar Grove
Frederick Biddle
Northern
Indiana Lutheran Synod
Leander S. Keyser
Grace Lutheran Church
Canal Dover
John C. Biddie
Oscar
Fred
Luther
Toledo
Charles J. Deitch
Frank Fox
Grace Lutheran
Dedication of Temple Beth E in South Bend
The Temple Beth E in South Bend was dedicated yesterday by the Rev. Dr. Emil G. Hirsch of Chicago. The building cost $12,000 and marks a new congregation venue for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirsch
Temple Beth E
South Bend
Emil G. Hirsch
Chicago
Special Council Meeting on Franchise Tonight in Goshen
A special Goshen council session is set to consider the traction line terminal franchise with Winona Railway and Northern Indiana Railway. Citizens plan a protest over route proposals that would bypass southeast Goshen, blocking Eighth Street access and urging entry on Eighth and Main streets. A Y-shaped Clinton street option is discussed if no loop is granted. Indignation runs high as a large crowd expects speeches and calls for city-wide service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Northern Indiana Railway Company
Trover
Winona Railway Company
Goshen
Winona
Eighth Street
Main Street
Northern Indiana Company
Lincoln Avenue
Lincoln Ave
Hue
Winona Company
Goshen College
Willard Shoup
Coshben College
Northern Indiana
Clinton Street
Council Chamber
Elkhart
Shooting at Fort Wayne Ends With Bonds and Prison
In Fort Wayne a violent affray left Dr. Dave Brothers a bonded man and A. B. Tousley a prisoner. Brothers claims Tousley stabbed him while Brothers fired the shots, though no one was hit. Tousley says Brothers provoked the incident by breaking up his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Dave Brothers
A. B. Tousley
Pennsylvania
Dr. Brothers
Tousley
Brothers
Two Men Rescued From Smoke On Lake Shore Car
George Miller of Washington Court House Ohio and Frank Young of Cleveland were found partly overcome by smoke in a corn car on the Lake Shore tracks at Laporte. They had crawled into the car at night and lit a fire then slept. C H Johnson opened the car and found them unconscious. they were revived and will live. They were beating their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Washington Court House
Ohio
Frank Young
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Laporte
C. H. Johnson
Four opium dens and hop smokers blamed in South Bend
The South Bend Sunday News reports in the city center four opium dens where the vice is openly carried on and claims more than 30 hop smokers reside in South Bend, many reportedly deeply addicted to the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Warsaw to be Known as City of Jiners
Warsaw may soon be known as a city of Jiners with 29 lodges and yearly dues totaling 10000 dollars. Of a 5000 population about 3000 belong to orders, and the city also hosts nine literary clubs and several social clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Dog Bite Injures Young Hoover on Crescent Street
Robert Hoover, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoover of Crescent Street, was bitten by a dog, suffering injuries to his right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
A. J. Hoover
Crescent Street
SAD SUNDAY SHOOTING IN LIGONIER INVOLVING TWO TEENAGERS
Earl Wagner 16 of Ligonier was fatally wounded by a gunshot to the back Sunday morning while examining a revolver with Lester Lepird 16 of Goshen. Doctors have not located the bullet. prognosis uncertain. Wagner may be moved to Elkhart for X rays as condition remains serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Earl Wagner
Tom Wagner
Lester Lepird
Fayette Lepird
Goshen
Lepird
Wagner
Elkhart
Alder Tries Elopement With Minor In Elkhart
Alder a 28 year old vaudeville performer attempted to elope with 16 year old Florence Hoover in Elkhart. They bought Fort Wayne tickets at Lake Shore depot. Hoover staying with her mother. Alder has fled the city as officials organize Chautauqua plans with C L Wagner Slayton Bureau. other local news notes include W H Miller Ringling aide recovering after tragic train incident. Rose Fleming James Rinehart Cresta Barger arrested in a bawdy house raid. Barger posts $15 bond. others to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F Alder
Florence Hoover
Elkhart
Lake Shore
Fort Wayne
Miss Hoover
Alder
Rose Fleming
James Rinehart
Cresta Barger
Miss Barger
Marion High School Burns in City Blaze
The Marion High School burned on Sunday causing an estimated 75000 dollars in losses. Insurance partially covers the damage. The current building replaces a previous structure on the same site that burned two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion Woman Stricken With Heart Trouble In City
Mrs. John H. Ammons of Marion Indiana wife of a vaudeville manager at Jess e of the opera house was stricken with heart trouble while shopping Saturday night. She was removed to Hotel Hascall where she revived under a physician's care. She left the city today with her husband. Her condition had been serious for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ammons
Marion
Ind
Jess*e
Strcken
Hotel Hascall
Nurse Lizzie Cox to Inspect Indiana Hospitals statewide
Miss Lizzie Cox of Bartholomew county will visit every public and private hospital in the state within weeks. As a member of the state board of examination and registration nurses she acts under board authority to tighten professional lines in nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Cox
Bartholomew County
State Board of Examination and Registration
Mishawaka Editor Admitted to Bar in St Joseph County
William P. ONeill editor of the Mishawaka Democrat is admitted to the bar after examination by Judges Lucius Hubbard and Timothy E. Howard. He will abandon journalism to practice law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. O'Neill
The
Mishawaka
State Auditor relicenses Knights of Honor insurance order
Bigler, state auditor, relicenses the Knights of Honor insurance group for policy holders numbering about 1300. The order, once among the world’s largest, held more than 100 million dollars of insurance in force at its peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
Bigler
Old Neighbors Recall Conductor James Simon
James Simon the conductor who died Saturday evening was an old friend and neighbor of J H Ransburg living just north of the city. The two men shared a half mile proximity for years near Edgerton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simon
J. H. Ransburg
Edgerton
Mishawaka Man Promises Ocean Airship at 120 MPH
J. A. Hardenbrook, based in Mishawaka, claims he can outfit an air ship to cross the ocean at a speed of 120 miles per hour and is actively developing the plan in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
J. A. Hardenbrook
Hardenbrook
Rohrer Couple Welcome Daughter from Korea Based Home News
Mr and Mrs Joe Rohrer celebrate the arrival of a baby daughter at their home on February 19. The child is the daughter of their daughter who is married to Rev C E Kerns serving in Korea. The family notes the joyful event with relatives near and far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rohrer
C. E. Kerns
Korea
Sauce pans offered at eleven cents each
Readable text notes nine inch sauce pans priced at 11 cents while supplies last.
Old Lake Shore Employee Dies After 50 Years Service
John P. Stuart of Coldwater Michigan died aged 74. He served over five decades with the Lake Shore Railroad starting as a water carrier at 15, helped build the air line, became road master between Goshen and Edgerton, then Adrian and Elkhart, later managed ties and pumping stations. Survived by wife and son Frank Stuart, Lake Shore agent at South Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Stuart
Coldwater
Mica
Lake Shore
Waoen
Goshen
Edgerton
Adrian
Elkhart
Frank Stuart
South Chicago
G. A. Henry
Northern Indiana Deaths Headlines
Mrs. Whe Menges dies at Bouta Bend from consumption at age 32. Mrs. C. H. Marks passes away Saturday in Michigan City as part of Northern Indiana obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whe Menges
Bouta Bend
C. H. Marks
Michigan City
Casino Discontinues Skating Parties and Expands Music
Management of the Casino ends skating parties citing public sentiment and aims to attract desirable patrons. Afternoon learn to share sessions offered one hour before public opening. Casino band enlarged and providing fine music as about 1,500 paid admissions attended Saturday.
Will S. Davis Joins Ontario Portland Cement Company
Will S. Davis, formerly on The Democrat staff and a late chemist with the Sandusky Portland Cement Co in Syracuse, has accepted a chief chemist post with the Ontario Portland Cement company at Brantford Ontario. He departs tonight to begin duties and will earn $1200 yearly. Davis studied chemistry at Purdue and has about a year with Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will S. Davis
Democrat
Sandusky Portland Cement Co
Syracuse
Ontario Portland Cement Company
Brantford
Ont
Davis
Purdue
Sandusky Company
Lake Wawasee Club Incorporation Filed in Kosciusko County
The Lake Wawasee Club of Syracuse in Kosciusko County organized for social purposes with no capital stock filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Directors named are William R. Gillett, J. D. McNutt, C. F. Meyer, C. E. Brady, and B. A. Heil ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wawasee Club
Syracuse
Kosciusko County
William R. Gillett
J. D. McNutt
C. F.meyer
C. E Brady
B. A. Heolton
Final Married Couples Dance by Imperial Orchestra
The last married couples dance by the Imperial orchestra will be at the Elks hall tomorrow night. Five dances have been held already, with subscriptions made early in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Orchestra
Elks Hall
Downey to Launch Democrat Daily and Weekly at Auburn
O H Downey former manager of the Daily and Weekly Courier at Auburn will start a new daily and weekly paper to be named the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
O. H. Downey
Daily
Courier
The
Democrat
Fort Wayne Man Pushes Gerrymander to Include Koselusko
Hugh Keegan of Fort Wayne seeks to redraw the state map by adding Koselusko to the Twelfth district to ensure a Republican victory. The proposal targets district boundaries to favor party gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Keegan
Fort Wayne
Koselusko
New Stamping Pattern Line for Hats and Shirtwaists
J. B. Pearce introduces a new line of stamping patterns for hats and shirtwaists. The offer highlights decorative designs suitable for current fashion trends, inviting buyers to view samples and place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Pearce
Numerous Local Residents Attend Assignments and Trips
Willard Brown visits New Paris. Miss Mayme Fink returns from Cincinnati. Mrs. Milton Miller visits Milford. Zemans travels to Wabash. Eli Goldstein home from college for a few days. Joan Afays goes to North Manchester. Charles Mick heads to Denver and Pueblo next week. Col James D. Miskell leaves for Ohio on a business trip. Alonzo Holtzinger visits Elkhart friends. Mrs. S. E. Shaffer visits son J. A. Shaffer in Otsego. Mick and Paul Mahn plan to move to Los Angeles. Mrs. George Ogden and son Russell of Milford in the city. Defrees Mitchell from Chicago University for spring vacation. W. W. Hatch travels to Nappanee and elsewhere. Frank Boulton returns from Wabash College. Charles W. Foulks of Ligonier guests over Sunday. Frank Finney visits family, leaving for Lafayette. Wilbur Tiedemann and Noble Miller visit friends in Mishawaka and Elkhart. Ellis goes to Middlebury schools. H. W. Stroyer of Mishawaka visits his brother D. W. Stroyer. E. P. Couts tours Warsaw then back to Cromwell. Hugh B. Haines, Chicago undertaker, may move to Kansas City. CM Neeshe travels to Syracuse for a nephew’s funeral. Helen and Katharine Fink head to South Bend then Los Angeles. Nelson Miles visits grandmother Mrs. Frank Myers. Frank Try, Charles Trainor, Melvin McCullough and C. R. Coats to Humboldt, Canada. Try praises the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DM. Zemans
Wabash
Eli Goldstien
Joan Afays
Manchester
Charles Mick
Denver
Pueblo
James D. Miskell
Ohio
Alonzo Holtzinger
Elkhart
S. E. Shaffer
J. A. Shaffer
Otsego
Mick
Paul Mahn
Los Angeles
Cal
George Ogden
Russell
Milford
Charles W. Foulks
Ligonier
Frank Finney
LaFayette
Wilbur Tiedemann
Noble Miller
Mishawaka
Ellis
Middlebury
Middlebury Township
H. W. Stroyer
D. W. Stroyer
Warsaw
E. P. Co
Nelson Miles
Frank Myers
Frank Try
Charles Trainor
Melvin McCullough
C. R. Coats
Humbolt
Canada
Mr. Try
Divorce Suit Initiated by Swartz in Wabash County
John C. Swartz of North Manchester sues wife Mary QO. Swartz for divorce on abandonment grounds. They were married August 22 1873 and separated December 1902 after nearly thirty years of marriage. Mrs Swartz resides in Goshen and Swartz formerly lived there as a paper hanger and painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash County
John C. Swartz
Goshen
Mary QO. Swartz
Swartz
Resigns Position to Start Own Gas Fitting Business
Wv. B. McConahay resigns from Goshen Gas Co after several years to form an independent gas fitting business effective April 1. He has leased the Bemenderfer room on North Main Street, formerly Miss Lillian Toms, to display a full line of gas fixtures and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wv. B. McConahay
Goshen Gas Co
Bemenderfer
North Main Street
Lillian Toms
Port Arthur Patient Louis K Hawks Ordered Home
Louis K Hawks, in the south for weeks promoting Burdock, a patent medicine, is very ill at Port Arthur Louisiana. A telegram prompted his return home at once, and he is expected to arrive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis K. Hawks
South
Burdock
Port Arthur
Louisiana
Norrow
Aged Lady Injured in fall at Queen Street home
At noon today Mrs. Harriet Fliggart fell at her residence 210 west Queen street and suffered a serious hip injury. The aged woman, in her 14th year and feeble health, faces a doubtful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Fliggart
West Queen Street
Spring Arrives as Weather Changes Mark the Season
Evidence today shows a marked shift in atmospheric conditions signaling the arrival of spring. The welcome change in weather brings milder temperatures and hints of seasonal renewal.
Fuel prices and wood products advertisement
An advertisement lists fuel and wood products with prices. It mentions 13 inch mil wood at 75 cents and 16 inch mil wood at $1.50, plus hard wood chunks and other items, though some text is garbled.
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Daniel Martin
Jno. O Martin
Admir
Matilda Teall
J. S. MeEntaffer
Wdinr
Margaret Murray
Anthony Deadtex
Charles W. Lockwood
Asher Lockwod
Elias Fisher
Hezekiah Sweveland
Albert
Ora Manning
Lenora A. Banning
Guillard
Laetare
the Fish Law
Medical Society
Winkler
Osceola
Boiler Insurance
Miller
South Bend and
Goshen Firms
Mortuary Record
Wicked South Bend
C. L. Wagner
Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Miller Recovering
W. H. Miller
Ringling Circus
Marion School
BURNS
Sar
Old Lake Shore
Indiana
Willard Brown
New Paris
Mayme Fink
Cmcaxy
Milton Miller
Defrees Mitchell
Chicago University
W. W. Hatch
Frank Boulton
Wabash College
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