Marshall wins without letters or press bureau
The Columbia City Post notes Mr. Marshall won by the people choosing him directly, with no letters sent or press bureau. Editor H O Eldridge of the Middlebury Independent plans to quit journalism to move to a Barry County farm in Michigan, leaving his paper in Mid dlebury behind.
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Columbia City Post
Marshall
H. O. Eldridge
Middlebury Independent
Barry County
Mich
The
Independent
Middlebury
Farmore
Newspaper Pioneer Sustains Notable Career
A fragmented line notes that the subject speaks of continued success in his newspaper enterprise. The text hints at a respected figure preserving momentum in media work and public communication.
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Eral
Victory for Marshall Seen As Next Indiana Governor
The Indiana nomination of Thomas R. Marshall for governor draws strong Democratic support and favorable press Across the state Republicans acknowledge him as the strongest GOP rival He returns home to a large non partisan reception and prominent Republicans on the greeting committee The outlook favors a Marshall victory in November with party unity and broad cross party appeal.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Indiana
Marshall
Whitles County
Fo.r
Tike Marshall
Strongheart to Play at New Jefferson Next Tuesday
Ralph Stuart stars in Strongheart under Henry B. Harris direction showing at the New Jefferson next Tuesday night. College scenes and football atmosphere figure prominently attracting the college element. The play has been a top success in New York and Boston in recent seasons. Seats go on sale Monday.
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Ralph Stuart
New York
Park Theatre
Boston
Millersburg Items note births illnesses and accidents
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Rink. Abraham Bollinger lives with son Rudolph. Ora Botts hired as fireman in Elkhart Lake Shore yards. Mrs A C Bommershine of Kimmel visited Millersburg. Oscar Growcock ill near Bure Oak with a possible fatal attack of phermonian. Mrs Pearl Hockert relapse after convalescence. George Waughs youngest son ill with scarlet fever. home quarantined. Charles Trowbridge of South Bend returns home to work with Osborne Typewriter Co. Edna Wert from Elkhart plans elocution class. William Wert ill from rheumatic conditions. mother also ill. Paul Lantz injured eye playing black man. Dick Hostetler severely hurt by harrow accident. state authorities distributing smallpox circular.
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and Airs
Frank Rink
Abraham’ Bollinger
Rudolph
Ora Botts
Elkhart Lake Shore
A. C. Bommershine
Kimmel
Millersburg
Ostcar Growcock
Bure Oak
Pearl Hockert
George
A. C. Waugh
Waugh
Charles Trowbridge
South Bend
B. Freeland
Osborne Typewriter Co
Edna Wert
Elkhart
William Wert
Paul Lants
Win
Lantz Pearly
Herald Thommyson
Muncie High School Rowdyism Ends in Police Action
In a March 28 incident at Muncie Indiana juniors and seniors clashed after a party. Senior girls were assaulted and tied to a tree while juniors cut hair and painted seniors in glow colors. Police restored order after firing in the air.
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Muncie
Ind
Muncie High School
Fessie Stalyvers
Wena
Jincoly Mora
Norma Hartinger
Hartinger
Cliss
Mhen
Hattinger Loine
Miners Back to Work After Feeding Dispute at Rood Mine
Terre Haute March 28 The United Mine Workers Vice President Curry orders 75 idle miners at Rood mine near Farmersburg back to work after ground complaint over feed supply. Drivers blamed for low rations and a stoppage period ends with resumed labor. Also reports include political nominations and local incidents in Indiana.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Rood Mine
Farmersburg
Curry
United Mine Workers
Helen Arnold
North Clinton Social News Highlights from Local Notes
Local items report Ira Shrock moving onto James McDowell farm, Harvey Yoder and family visiting Sipshewana, and William Phillips selling his North Clinton farm to Jacob Mast. Also noted are a sugar camp fire, visits to relatives in South Bend, and health and crime concerns amid ongoing manhunt worries.
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Ira Shrock
James McDowell
Harvey Yoder
Sipshewana
William Phillips
North Clinton
Jacob Mast
Samuel Strom
Ed Johnstonbaugh
South Bend
Mesdames Amen Blough
Fred Yoder
Guzen
A. Fioover
C. R. Carman
Harry Kuhn
R. W. Daveipsart
John 4. Miller
Manistee
Mich
Perry Berkey
Goshen
Harvey J Kauffman
Charles Cripe
North Liberty
Jes. Kauffman Yarmany
Serioral
Anna Santa
Moving pictures preview at New Jeffers son Next Wednesday night
Lyman H. Howe introduces a new program featuring a 150 000 ton rock blast from 1800 pounds of dynamite in a Cherbourg quarry reenactment. The show includes a Brooklands race ride at 0 miles per hour and Life in Quaint Holland plus animal and bird studies and exotic scenes. Seats on Tuesday.
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Lyman H. Howe
Jeffersson
Cherbourg
France
Brooklands
England
America
Arctic
Animal Kingdom
Ben Hur at Auditorium shines as a top stage spectacle
Klaw and Erlanger present Gen Lew Wallace's Ben Hur at the Auditorium in South Bend on April 6 7 with a matinee on April 8. Tickets go on sale at the Jefferson box office Tuesday with prices 140 1 00 and 75 60 cents plus 25 cents for gallery seats. Strongheart tickets also come to Jefferson box office next Monday morning.
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Goshen
South Bend Auditorium
Jefferson
Boa
Klaw & Erlanger
Gen
Lew Wallace
South Bend
Better Than Spanking and Home Treatment Claims
A notice promotes a home treatment said to cure bed wetting and urine issues in adults, offering free instructions to mothers who write to Mes M Summers at Notre Dame Box W. Also reports resignations of Miss Harriett Dell from Wakarusa schools en route to California for marriage, with rumors of more resignations. Also mentions Frank Mart’s adopted son leaving Lansing Orphans Home to return, James Dally taking a barber job in Hazel and Lamb’s, and a real estate ad by G. P. Rowell.
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M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Tod
Harriett Dell
California
Miss Dell
Cupid
Thhat
Davie
Frank Mart
Lansing
Mast
Cure Indigestion in Minutes with Diapepin Triangules
Miserable sufferers of dyspepsia are urged to use 22 grain Triangules of Diapepin to digest meals. Each 40 cent case promises rapid relief from heartburn gas belching and stomach pain and claims a single Triangule can digest 3 000 grains of food. The ad promotes keeping a case at home for family use.
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Pape
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Beck’s
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Goshen Democrat
Joseph A. Beane
Diana
Strongheart
New
Cascarets
Gillard
Elgin
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Lake Shore
Dick Hostetler
Hostetler
Cramer
Humane Society
Cromer
Anderson
Mareih
Nathan
Hawkins
Portland
Folewine Aderbloek
Congressionaal Conventtian
We Cromer
Mamele
Verve Haute
Winifred Thirper Cooley
Jos
Hawyer
Nothe
Ohio
Cooley
Howyer
Tia
Minera
Braall
Marvel
Otto Duke
Wis
Ben Hur
James Dally
Red Key, Ind
Hazel & Lamb's
G. P. Rowell
Alberta
Daniel FT. Kauffman
Kindig
Goshen, Ind
J. E. Beverstine
Lott's Jewelry Store
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Bushelman
Main St
Madison
Jefferson St
7Th
7Th St
Monroe Sts
Geo. P. Rowell
the Quality Store
Louis Simon & Com’y
Hart, Behvitner & Marx Clothes
Twomey
Gosehn G
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