President Wilson Hopes Quick House Organization
President Wilson hopes the national house will rush its organization when it meets in a special session to avoid delays and allow him to address the war situation before a joint session of the senate and house. Administration leaders seek a temporary setup to permit the president to speak Tuesday or Wednesday amid public opposition to a long fight over the speakership and patronage.
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Washington
Mar
Wilson
National House
Senate
House
Indiana law delays township road supervisor abolition
An official statement notes that the act abolishing township road supervisors and transferring duties to township trustees does not take effect until January 1, 1918. Many trustees and others reportedly misunderstand the effective date and are unclear about the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Red Cross Meeting Seeks New Leader Tonight
A local Red Cross society meeting is set for 7 PM at the public library auditorium. Mrs Gertrude Winnedge has resigned as president and a successor will be elected. Miss Bernice Gardner notes many new members have joined recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Gertrude Winnedge
Bernice Gardner
Judge orders arcade removal over Irwin theatre block
Judge F E Baker announced this afternoon that the arcade over the alley in the Irwin theatre block will be removed. The right to the second floor over the Baker Mitchell room occupied by Spullman and Zimmerly leather goods store will be sold to the judge's mother and Mrs Mitchell owners of the site. A bowling alley is likely to be built over the H F Widder rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Baker
Irwin Theatre
Baker-Mitchell
Spullman & Zimmerly
John H. Baker
Died Suddenly New York Central Engineer George Hunter Dies
Elkhart resident and New York Central engineer George Hunter died at his sister Mrs. Harry Drurey home in Toledo after an attack of acute indigestion and heart trouble while preparing to return to Elkhart on his regular run Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
George Hunter
Elkhart
Harry Drurey
Toledo
Sanitary School in Middlebury Ships Too Smallpox Risk
Several cases of smallpox in Middlebury township lead to the Sanitary school two miles east of Middlebury being suspended for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury Township
Middlebury
Resignation of Local Agent at Interurban Co
Earl Evans Stutsmann has resigned as local agent for the C. S. B. N. I. Interurban Co to take a job with Beyer Bros poultry concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Evans-Stutsmann
C. 8 S. B. & N. I. Interurban Co
Beyer Bros
Mrs Lizzie Crost Dies in Chicago After Illness
Mrs Lizzie Crost died at her Chicago home following an apoplexy attack. She was a sister of Herman Winer of Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lizzie Crost
Herman Winer
Elkhart
Wheat Price at Two Dollars a Bushel Market Note
Local market report notes wheat priced at two dollars per bushel with Columbia City listed as a buying area and a per bushel payment mentioned for farmers delivering grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Pet
Bryan urges senate to suspend submarine campaign
Bryan urges Congress to adopt the Bryan peace plan calling for an international tribunal inquiry of disputes before war. He proposes a referendum to secure the people's wishes if war is deemed necessary to preserve national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
William J. Bryan
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Bryan
Congress
British Bark Neath Torpedoed Near Fastnet, 2 Americans Safe
Washington reports the British bark Neath was torpedoed without warning at 8:45 a m Tuesday, 28 miles southeast of Fastnet. Consul at Queenstown said two Americans aboard, Clarence Bloom of San Francisco and Peter Webster of Pensacola, survived without injury along with the entire crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fastnet
State Department
Queenstown
Clarence Bloom
San Francisco
Peter Webster
Pensacola
Fla
Japanese Warship Sunk by German Raider in Pacific
A Tokio dispatch reports a Japanese warship was sunk by a German sea raider in the Southern Pacific. Names of the vessels are not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Tokio
Pacific
Death of Zuelch Justus at Elkhart Home
Zuelch Justus, age 1, died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Charles Trueschel, west of Elkhart, after a one week illness with trip and complications. Born in Germany, he came to America in 1871. Survived by two daughters and four sons.
Elkhart Contractor Arrested Over Remodeling Dispute
John C. Yost an Elkhart contractor is under arrest on assault and battery charges filed by architect R L Simmons. Simmons had prepared remodeling plans for a Vistula street building and Yost was carrying out the work. In a quarrel Yost ejected Simmons from the structure and broke his eyeglasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Yost
Elkhart
R. L. Simmons
Simmons
Vistula Street
Mr. Yost
Yost
William H Arms veteran of 24th Michigan dies in Cass county
William H Arms aged 67, a veteran of the war of the rebellion and member of the 24th Michigan infantry, died at his daughter Mrs Edward Bates home in Cass county Michigan. He is survived by his wife five grandchildren 47 great grandchildren and a brother. The body will be interred at Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Arms
Edward Bates
Cass County
Mich
24Th Michigan Infantry
Elkhart
Auto trip ends in Nappanee after 4000 mile southern tour
Samuel Clery, his nephew William Clery, and Richard Arnott with his two sons return to Nappanee after a 100 day journey covering over 4000 miles through the south. They crossed Florida five times and Georgia and Indiana twice, and witnessed President Wilson's inauguration in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Clery
William Clery
Richard Arnott
Nappanee
South
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Washington
Wilson
Woman Nominated for Mayor by Wabashi Socialists
Mrs. Josephine Hipskind has been placed as mayoral candidate by Wabashi socialists. Goshen socialists are mentioned as naming a woman for mayor here. Former Ontario circuit judge nominee Mrs. Daisy Mosier, from Lagrange county, now teaches near Stroh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hipskind
Goshen
Daisy Mosier
Ontario
Lagrange County
Stroh
Petition filed for Leesburg south ward highway
In Koscinské county a petition seeks a brick or concrete highway extending three miles from Leesburg south ward Mor read as second filing amid remonstrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koscinské County
Leesburg
Stroke of Paralysis Hits East Madison Grocer
Frank B. Hoffman, a well known East Madison Street grocer, suffered a slight stroke at his home last evening. His condition is somewhat improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Hoffman
Madison Street
Elkhart Gas Co To Spend About 42000 On Improvements
The Elkhart Gas Co will invest roughly $42,000 to upgrade plant facilities. The planned improvements aim to enhance capacity, efficiency, and safety at the gas production and distribution site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Gas Co
Peach Crop Hard Hit by Cold February Weather
Cold February weather damaged Indiana peach crops killing many buds. The report notes significant loss across orchards and warns of potential reduced yields for the season. Local growers assess impact and seek guidance on recovery steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Germans entrenched as allies push on Jerusalem
British and French troops advance along the front with Germans entrenched. In Palestine British forces close in on Jerusalem. A Turkish force of 20,000 is defeated, with more than 900 Turks captured.
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London
Palestine
Jerusalem
Decree Suspends Constitutional Guarantees in Spain
Reuters dispatch from Madrid reports the Official Gazette published a decree suspending constitutional guarantees across all provinces, with calls for sedition appealing to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Spain
Reuter
Marriage of Richard J. Chester Jr and Miss Mar greate G Graham
Society notices report the marriage of Richard J. Chester Jr and Miss Mar greate G Graham of Elkhart performed March 28 in Elkhart. After April 6 they reside at 146 East Marion Street Elkhart. The Auction Club was hosted by Miss Lavon Silver on South Fifth Street and Mr and Mrs I O Wood hosted a six o clock dinner at the Alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Chester, Jr
Margreate G. Graham
Elkhart
Chester
East Marion Street
Lavon Silver
South Fifth Street
Mrs. I. O. Wood
Examination results show top pass list and eight-month schools
Ninety nine of one forty two students passed the eighth grade exams conducted by County Superintendent A E Weaver. Among those scoring 90 or above are Ethel Thomas York township Elsie Garck Aaron VY Tyson Ethel Hoover Harrison township Ezra Hoover instructor Eldon Miller Union township WH Fredericks instructor Harold Hershberger Joyce Green Rith Dover and Willard Quinn of Millersburg. Schools with eight months sessions will be examined Saturday April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Weaver
Ethel Thomas
York Township
Elsie Garck
Aaron VY
Tyson
Ethel Hoover
Harrison Township
Ezra Hoover
Eldon Miller
Union Township
WH. W. Fredericks
Harold Hershberger
Joyce Green
Rith Dover
Willard Quinn
Millersburg
Slabaugh Buys Scott Residence at 118 West Pike Street
Harold Slabaugh purchased the residence of John F. Scott at 118 West Pike Street for 3000 dollars and will occupy it soon moving from 119 West Clinton Street. Mr and Mrs C J Swart bought the Mrs W H Hawks property formerly occupied by the Slabaughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Slabaugh
John F. Scott
West Pike Street
West Clinton Street
C. J. Swart
W. H. Hawks
Slabaugh
Bowers Joins Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Staff
Claude G. Bowers, longtime private secretary to former Senator John W. Kern, accepts a staff position at the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. He succeeds Harry M. Williams, who moves to the Fort Wayne Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude G. Bowers
John W. Kern
United States
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Harry M. Williams
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Mrs Mildred Fay to Return as Lukhart Police Matron
Mrs Mildred Fay, Lukhart police matron, off duty since last October due to illness, plans to return from Chicago next Saturday and resumes her duties on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fay
Lukhart
Ilness
Chicago
Child suffers fracture after slip at Goshen Milling Co
Carl Maynard Vance seven years old son of Mr and Mrs Maynard Vance of 211 West Jefferson street slipped at the Goshen Milling Co plant and fractured his left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Maynard Vance
West
Jefferson Street
Goshen Milling Co
Marriage of Cherokee Woman in Monroe
Bessie Johnson, 18, of Elkhart, wed Monroe in a ceremony to Dr Thomas Greyhound, 28, a full blooded Cherokee. The bride is not well known in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Johnson
Elkhart
Monroe, Mich
Thomas Greyhound
Final arguments in Currier suit heard today
Final arguments in the Currier versus Chicago Housewrecking Company et al $50,000 damage suit were heard today as the jury retired at 2 40 this afternoon seeking instructions and awaiting verdict in the case involving property damage claims and corporate liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currier
Rendering Plant To Be Erected At Fort Wayne
A $35,000 rendering plant will be erected in Fort Wayne as part of a plan to dispose of garbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Kosciusko County Purchases Four Flags for Courthouse
The Kosciusko County commissioners bought four large flags for use on the Warsaw courthouse property. The purchase details emphasize official display and civic symbolism in county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
Gov Goodrich to speak at Kendallville on April 6
Governor Goodrich will address farmers and business men in Kendallville on Friday April 6. The event targets local agricultural and commercial interests, aiming to discuss issues relevant to rural economies and business development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Goodrich
Columbia City Plans $40,000 Bond Issue Float
Columbia City authorities announce plans to float a bond issue totaling 40 000 dollars to fund public works. The move aims to secure needed capital for infrastructure projects and improve local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
No Meeting Notice and Mooseheart Legion Update
No meeting for Mooseheart Legion tonight. John Helminger, formerly of Milford, is located at Weston Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Helminger
Milford
Weston
Wyo
Restraining Order Issued Against Indiana Oil Inspector
A restraining order was issued in Indianapolis targeting an Indiana oil inspection official. The proceedings specify action against the inspector and enforce temporary compliance measures as ordered by the court. Further details on parties or dates were not provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Oil Inspection
Oil Inspection Row Shuts Deputy Inspectors In Indiana
Indianapolis, Mar 29. A federal court injunction blocks enforcement of the Indiana oil inspection law, prompting state oil inspector Carl H. Mote to resign after winding up office. Sixty two deputies and clerks are affected as inspectors lose pay and the state faces a revenue loss of about 125000 yearly. Horace H. Mosier of Bristol had been named deputy inspector for the district to succeed Fred Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Carl H. Mote
John O. Behymer
Tipton
Mr. Mote
Ordre
Horace H. Mosier
Bristol
The
Bristol Banner
Republican County Central Committee
Fred Palmer
Elkhart Truth
Appeal for Aid to New Albany Tornado Victims
Goshen citizens urged to donate cash to Red Cross for New Albany disaster relief after a tornado. About 40 dead, over 100 injured, 2,500 homes ruined, and $1,000,000 in losses. Donations at D. H. Hawks and Rexall drug stores requested, mayor Samuel F. Spohn notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Goshen
Red Cross
D. H. Hawks
Rexall
Harry Bickel
Samuel F. Spohn
Ind
Nappanee Lighting Plant Sold to Local Utilities Firm
The Nappanee lighting and water works were sold by the town board to Nappanee Utilities company for 50000. Hubert Weys offered 45000. G A Harrop of South Bend bid in and deposited 2500. Directors will include John Hartman and Dr Willard Price, with a third named by the town board. Improvements estimated at 15000 to 16000 will be financed by the new entity, reducing indebtedness to about 12000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Comny
Electric Light and Water Works
Town Board
Nappanee Utilities Company
Hubert Weysand
G. A. Harrop
South Bend
John Hartman
Willard Price
Planta
Northern Indiana Deaths Summary
George Weiss 82 died in Bremen. brother of Philip Weiss of Nappanee. Noah D. Bauserman 39 died of sugar diabetes in Decatur. Theodore Kiep Fort Wayne fireman died of double pneumonia. Joseph S. Reeder 60 died at Kosciusko county poor farm. Mrs. Sadie E. Greenland 70 died at daughter’s home in Roanoke Va.. mother of Samuel W. and J. Allen Greenland of Fort Wayne, tied to Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Co. Joseph Shultz 75 died near Brushy Prairie Lagrange County of pneumonia. Mrs. S. M. Braden died at her Lindenier home of internal cancer. husband survives. Washington Pinkerton 65 died near Milford. operated on for appendicitis two years ago and never fully recovered. wife, one son and five brothers survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weiss
Bremen
Philip Weiss
Nappanee
Noah D. Bauserman
Decatur
Theodore Kiep
Fort Wayne
Joseph S. Reeder
Kosciusko County
Sadie E. Greenland
Samuel W. Greenland
J. Allen Greenland
Joseph Shultz
Brushy Prairié
Lagrange County
S. M. Braden
Ligonier
Washington Pinkerton
Milford
Detroit Youth Found Guilty in Brass Theft Case
Ralph Stafford aged about 24, son of Mr and Mrs James Stafford of West Goshen, guilty in Detroit Michigan of stealing brass valued at about 250 from Eclipse Mfg Co. theft occurred last year. He was sentenced to 3 to 15 years in the penitentiary after escape during arrest at National Dairy Machine Co plant. later captured in Chicago. Mrs Stafford now in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stafford
James Stafford
West Goshen
Detroit
Mich
Eclipse Mfg. Co
Young Stafford
Marshal Chrisman
National Dairy Machine Co
Chicago
Stafford
Garden Work Resumed Under Prof Duker at School
Garden work resumes under Prof. C. H. Duker with 275 home gardens last year and strong results. This year aims to develop more gardens. Duker, an experienced agriculturalist from a farm near New Paris, inspires effort. Goshen businessmen offer prizes to top kept gardens to boost student interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Duker
Duker
New Paris
Goshen
Fire Hits Studebaker Spring Factory in South Bend
A midnight blaze at the Studebaker spring factory in South Bend threatened the building and caused losses likely in the thousands. The fire started when a derrick broke, dropping about a ton of steel into the salting bath as the plant operated with about 50 workers on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
So. Bend
Gypsies Pass Through On Return From Elkhart
A band of gypsies traveling in three wagons passed through here today coming from Elkhart. The city reported no motor trucks in use recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Farmers claim fraud by Kewanna creamery head E A Smith
Farmers near Winamac allege losses of 2100 dollars to E A Smith head of the Kewanna creamery. Authorities have moved to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac
E. A. Smith
Kewanna
Joint Will Probate and Probate Court Actions
The joint will of Joel and Christena Strongquist of Elkhart was probated, dated September 7, 1908, witnessed by Augusta Vesper and Charles Rankin. Various probate orders follow, including guardianship changes, bonds, inventories, and minor- or infirm-heir settlements, with wage-scale increases for the Winona Interurban Railway line. Nearby suits include Levison Electric Co. versus Luther J. Levison over magneto patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Christena M. Strongquist
Elkhart
Augusta Vesper
Charles Rankin
Strongquist
Levison Electric Co
J. B. Fitch
M. E. Crow
A. H. Beardsley
J. A. Bell
Luther J. Levison
Harman
First Trust & Savings Bank
Wm. L. Nutting
W. S. Carter
Cass County
Emil K. Bossett
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Winona
Magdalene Zimmerman
Reuben N. Zimmerman
Levi A. Ressler
Mr. Ressler
Joel S. Weaver
Perry Bunger
Bertha F. Bunger
Albert Carr
Lou W. Vail
John W. McGarity
Susan Myers
John W. Wollam
Robert G. McElmon
American Surety Co
New York
Title & Guaranty Co
Scranton
Aaron S. Zook
Admr
Louisa Dunning
Christian P. Yoder
Salinfa Berkey
Eugene O. Davis
David G. Lehman
Theda Clark-Peters
William C. Peters
Carrie F. Clark
Charles B. Clark
Vernon H
Bion J. Krider
Letticia A. Krider
Local social notes from South Bend visit
Miss Ruth Hager spent the day in South Bend. Miss Beulah Alford is here from So Bend to remain several days. Mrs. H. M. Wise of Toledo visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rothrock. Mrs. John Keehley left for Utica N Y amid Rev Keehley sister's death. Mr. and Mrs. Haines Egbert and Dr. and Mrs. Wm. O. Vallette will return from Hot Springs Ark Sunday evening. Dr. Vallette reports 78 degrees in the shade there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hager
South Bend
Beulah Alford
So. Bend
H. M. Wise
Toledo
Albert Rothrock
John Keehley
Utica
N. Y
Keehley
Haines Egbert
Wm. O. Vallette
Hot Springs
Ark
Fire destroys two story hall at Matthews Indiana
A fire completely destroyed the Masonic hall a two story brick structure housing William Reeves and two adjoining houses at Matthews Indiana. Three other houses suffered damage in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
William Reeves
Matthews
Ind
Last word in a Coal and Gas Range at L E Michael Hardware
Read page 71 of this week’s Saturday Evening Post and then visit L E Michael Hardware to see the latest Combination Coal and Gas Range. The ad promises the newest model to enhance kitchen work and efficiency with a demonstration and sale option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
L. E. Michael Hardware
Warsaw to Host Fair for Soldier Boys Benefit
Warsaw plans a community fair to raise funds for soldiers. Local volunteers organize events, attractions, and raffles to support servicemen and veterans, with proceeds benefiting the soldier boys program and related aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Democrats and Republicans Near Agreement On Convention Delegates
Democrats and Republicans are edging toward a compromise on rules for binding or selecting delegates to the constitutional convention. Key figures from both parties signal willingness to resolve scheduling and proportional representation issues, aiming to avert a deadlock.
Parties Seek Best Men for Delegates at Large
Indianapolis Mar 29 The Democratic and Republican state committees launched a joint effort to nominate the most capable men for delegates at large to the constitutional convention. Prominent figures including former Senators Taggart Kern Vice President Marshall and Governor Goodrich discussed cooperation. The GOP committee plans a meeting soon and will call editors to discuss party cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Democrats
Democratic State Committee
Thomas Taggart
J. W. Kern
Marshall
J. A. M. Adair
Will H. Hays
Republican State Committee
Hays
Sons, New
Aied
Watson
Gov. Goodrich
Pleasant Ridge Band to Hold Two-Show Concert
The Pleasant Ridge Band will present two concerts at the Corneil school house on Saturday evening March 31 with speaking dialogues and amusements. A ten cent admission will be charged at the door due to high living costs, though the entertainment is worth 25 cents. Come and support the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Corneil School House
Parent-Teacher Club Meeting at Chamberlain School
The Parent-Teacher club of Chamberlain school will meet Friday afternoon March 30 at 3 30. Miss Grace Galentine will talk to the mothers. Mrs Robert Kelly will sing. Further arrangements for the program have not been completed. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain School
Grace Galentine
Robert Kelly
Mrs Sears Dies in La Grange Leaving $25,000 Estate
Mrs Sarah Sears died at La Grange recently leaving an estate valued at 25000 dollars. Samuel Musser is executor and has filed a bond of 35600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sears
Lagrange
Samuel Musser
Car Derailed Near Yellow Creek Delays Traffic
A 4:30 interurban car on the C. S. B. & N. line derailed west of Goshen yesterday afternoon at Yellow Creek. Traffic was delayed over two hours. No injuries were reported and the car sustained only slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Yellow Creek
Eddie Jackson Joins John Robinson Ten Big Shows
Eddie Jackson of this city signs to perform 24 hour and press work with the John Robinson Ten Big Shows. The season opens in Macon, Georgia, on Tuesday, April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Jackson
Americus
John Robinson
Macon
Western Union Negotiating for Lincoln Ave Block Room
The Western Union Telegraph Co seeks space in the Laura A Kindig block on East Lincoln Avenue. The target room was vacated recently by the Frank Rimpler fruit store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Western Union Telegraph Co
Laura A. Kindig
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Rimpler
Circus to Exhibit in Goshen This Season
Circus coming to Goshen as Hagenbeck Wallace, wintering at West Baden Indiana, will display early this season. It last visited in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
West Baden
Ind
Mitchell
Goshen
Kelly Garage Sells Ford To A Schrock Of Goshen
The Kelly Garage sold a new Ford to A Schrock of Goshen, confirming a local vehicle sale and identifying the buyer and dealership involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
A. Schrock
Goshen
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Jefferson
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Maryland
Bryan A. Evans
Baraboo
Wis
J. Otis Humphrey
Springfield
A. B. Anderson
Appeal
Nappanee Lighting Plant
Studebakers
Joel and
Superior Court
Daniel T. Bash
Sarah
Anna Troyer
Democratic State Central Committee
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