Border Situation Improves After El Paso Meeting
President Wilson heard an optimistic briefing from Secretary Baker after talks with General Scott. Carranza and advisers now understand Washington’s aims, easing tension on the border. Obregon feared U S intervention as Pershing pursued Villa, but the overall outlook is less acute since Columbus raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Baker
Scott
Carranza
el Paso
Funston
Obregon
Columbus
N. M
General Pershing
Mexico
Villa
Move to Ligonier Ties McHendrick Family to Local Firm
Fred McHendrick and family have moved to Ligonier where he is employed by the Ligonier Refrigerator Co. Several Goshen residents are also employed there, including Tom Truck William Swartz and Chester Faulknor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McHendrick
Ligonier
Ligonier Refrigerator Co
Goshen
Tom Truck
William Swartz
Chester Faulknor
Local chair caners seek cane supply amid wartime shortages
Local chair caners complain they cannot secure cane and are hampered in their work as supply lines from Japan are disrupted by the war. The shortage is blamed on global conflict affecting imports and craftsmanship slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Topeka Man in Serious Condition From Gall Stones
H. W. Black of Topeka is in a serious condition with gall stones. He is the father of H. W. Black of this city and is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Black
Topeka
Couple from Goshen area wed in indexed ceremony
Claudine Brockerman of Ft Wayne aged 57 and Jacob Boyer 55, two farmers living northeast of Goshen, were united in marriage in a simple local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudine Brockerman
Ft. Wayne
Jacob Boyer
Goshen
Goshen Pair Wed in Quiet Nuptials
Robert E. Phillips, 26, and Rena B. Amsden, 19, both of Goshen, united in marriage. Mrs. Mabel Schuman-Kyle and Miss Lola Poplar vacated the flat near Dr. Irwin's office. Help wanted for skilled painting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Robert E. Phillips
Rena B. ‘Amsden
Mabel Schuman-Kyle
Industrial accidents in Indiana April totals and payoffs
Indiana industrial accidents in April injured 2 0 0 workers with 21 fatally. Employers paid $37 749 24 in compensation, including $15 784 79 on 657 closed cases and $21 964 45 on cases pending at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Adair Leaves Washington For Indiana Democratic Meet
John A. M. Adair of Portland Indiana eighth district congressman and gubernatorial candidate heads to Indianapolis to attend the democratic county chairmen conference. He arranged to pair in favor of the shin purchase bill. All eleven Indiana democrats are expected to vote for the bill when it reaches the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. M. Adair
Portland
Ind
Indianapolis
Adair
Indiana
Flood Warnings Eased As Rivers Slowly Recede
Waters of the Elkhart River and Rock Run Creek remain high after weekend rains but recede slowly. Elkhart and St. Joseph rivers neared flood stage with limited damage, while Goshen Milling Co. notes higher water than since 1908. Ten houses on East Indiana Avenue sit in five feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart River
Rock Run Creek
Elkhart
St. Joseph
Rogers
Rock Run
Goshen Milling Co
Indiana Avenue
Death threat and suspected suicide of Jacob Huffer case
A postal card warning his wife of suicide by crossing a bridge was received by Jacob Huffer in Warsaw, Indiana. Friends believe William Oscar Brown of Leesburg may have died by suicide in Chicago, while Brown's wife recounts no such notice. Brown had disappeared after leaving a team with his father-in-law in Leesburg on December 10, 1914, and was charged with wife desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Huffer
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
Ind
William Albertson
William Oscar Brown
Leesburg
Chicago
Albertson
Warsaw Union
Brown
Daugherty
Not Enough Seats at National Republican Convention in Chicago
Chicago crowds exceed venue capacity as 12 400 will be seated at the Coliseum for the national Republican convention starting June 7. Applications for over 40 000 seats have come from distant points including London Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
Eng
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
Park Fund Surpasses Goal For Indiana Turkey Run Bid
The State Memorial Park committee reports contributions totaling over 18000 to a 25000 fund aimed at bidding for Turkey Run in Parke county Indiana. The playground is to be sold by court order tomorrow as the committee seeks to make Turkey Run the first unit of a state park system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Memorial Park Committee
Indiana
Parke County
Indiana women to greet at republican convention in Chicago
A delegation of Indiana women will be at the Hoosier headquarters in Chicago June 7 to welcome assist entertain and direct women visitors from this state and others at the republican national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Verdun Losses Reported By Paris Newspaper
A Paris newspaper estimates about 300000 German casualties at Verdun as the fortress session continues. The report highlights ongoing high casualties in the prolonged battle with no decisive breakthrough in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Verdun
Naval Engagement Off Belgian Coast Reported
London reports with Paris Chronicle claims a surface clash between German and British ships occurred off the Belgian coast. No casualties are listed, while Ver dun battle losses exceed 300,000 for German forces over two months. President Wilson responded to a Vatican communication, and a U S cruiser ran aground in the period news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Verdun
Through Goshen Bobby Hammond Aims for San Francisco to New York Record
Bobby Hammond plans a cross country drive in an Empire car to set a faster San Francisco to New York time. He is to start from Frisco today and expected to pass Goshen en route, with a scheduled arrival in Hammond on May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Bobby Hammond
San Francisco
New York
Goshen
Hammond
German Troops Advance Near Verdun Amid Bombardments
Berlin reports fur ther progress of German troops in the Verdun region with continued bombardments along multiple locations as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Verdun
Bridegroom Vanishes Before Wedding Disappears in Poughkeepsie
Dr. Freeman O'Brien, a physician, vanished from Poughkeepsie on the eve of his marriage to Miss Edna Trimmer, daughter of a wealthy shoe merchant. Authorities fear he was rolled and murdered, investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Edna Trimmer
Freeman O’brien
Band of train robbers misidentified in freight hold up
Railroad officials and city police along the line believe the bandits who held up the New York Central eastbound freight No. 4 between Osceola and Mishawaka were mistaken in the train. They have hunted for the robbers across several cities since the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qsceola
Mishawaka
San Francisco Grounded Near Boston in High Gale
US cruiser San Francisco ran aground on Great Round shoal near Boston during a gale. Battleship New Hampshire aided and helped refloat the vessel. Reports of eight deaths are unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
San Francisco
Great Round Shoal
Cinyard
Here
New Hampshire
President Wilson Replies to Pope Benedict on U S Germany Ties
The article notes President Wilson has answered the pope regarding relations between the United States and Germany. It outlines the official diplomatic exchange and signals a continuing approach to international affairs and church diplomacy during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Pope Benedict
U. S
Germany
Judge Drake Sustained on Kosciusko Liquor License Decision
The Supreme court upheld the Elkhart circuit court ruling denying Patrick Galvin a saloon liquor license in Washington township Kosciusko county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Elkhart Circuit Court
Patrick Galvin
Washington Township
Kosciusko County
Morley Leases Angola Herald to Dunkirk Publisher
H W Morley who has owned and published the Angola Herald for eight years has leased the paper to John W Fawcett of Dunkirk Ind Morley will focus on duties as deputy oil inspector and write insurance while retaining editorial control of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola Herald
H. W. Morley
John W. Fawcett
Dunkirk
Ind
Morley
Bridge Work Hit by High Water Fails to Dent Total Loss
Damage to West Lincoln avenue highway improvement fill from the Elkhart river high water is nominal says Brooks Construction Co superintendent. Loss to the firm is expected to be very small this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
Elkhart
Brooks Con. Co
Asquith Named to Irish Privy Council
The Dublin Exchange Telegraph says Premier Asquith will be sworn into the Irish privy council, becoming a member of the Irish executive. This marks the first step toward restoring civil administration in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin Exchange Telegraph Co
Asquith
Irish Privy Council
Ireland
Goshen Athletes Enter Northern Indiana Meet At Notre Dame
Goshen sends Rohrer in sprints Labrei in weights and Coggan in the distance at the Northern Indiana Athletic meet hosted by Notre Dame. Elkhart will not be represented due to a student death at track practice earlier in spring.
Stricken Soldier Smith Aided After Heart Trouble
An elderly former serviceman named Smith suffered heart trouble in the business district this afternoon and was carried to a relative’s home on Oak Ridge avenue for care after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Oak Ridge Avenue
Latta Named Principal at Annapolis Naval Academy
Congressman Barnhart designates Harry Latta of Goshen as principal at Annapolis Naval Academy after the prior appointee failed the required examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Congressman Barnhart
Harry Latta
Goshen
Annapolis Naval Academy
Found Dead in Red Charles M Stoops Mishawaka
Charles M Stoops was found dead in his Mishawaka home from heart disease. He was 42, born in Wabash county, and employed as a rubber worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. M. Stoops
Mishawaka
Wabash County
Thimble Club Postponed After Mrs Kirkpatrick’s Death
Trinity Lutheran Thimble Club meeting with Mrs Michael Matern of 324 North Second Street is postponed to Tuesday May 23 due to the death of Mrs Charles Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kirkpatrick
Trinity Lutheran Thimble Club
Michael Matern
No. 324
North Second Street
Attacked by Dog Near AmEx Office Injures Girl
The young daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bickel was bitten by a stray dog in front of the American Express office this afternoon receiving only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bickel
American Express
Moose Club Plans Five Week Summer Dances in Spahn Hall
The local Moose chapter announces dances every five weeks during the summer in Spahn hall starting after the Senior-Junior party on Friday night, June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Spahn Hall
Day seeks divorce over alleged ungovernable temper and attempts to shoot
Charles W. Day files for divorce from Jennie V. Day in Superior Court alleging a history of an ungovernable temper and several attempts to shoot him. The couple married February 21, 1903 and separated April 21, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Day
Jennie V. Day
Days
Funeral services for Cephas Miller held at West Avenue home
Funeral services for Cephas Miller were conducted this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence on West avenue with Rev. Leander Miller presiding. Burial followed in West Goshén cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephas Miller
West Avenue
Leander Miller
West Goshén Cemetery
Masonic Meeting Set For Tonight on North Main
A meeting of local Masons is scheduled for this evening at the temple on North Main Street. Members are urged to attend and discuss lodge matters and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Masons
Temple
North Main Street
For Sale Automobiles at The Kelly Garage
Ford touring cars available at bargains with one good unit. Buick Toaster and a few Studebakers also offered. Three for rent two good houses at 509 and 51 South Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Kelly
Ligonier Woman Eliza J Kelsey Dead
Mrs Eliza J Kelsey widow of Isaac J Kelsey died at Fort Wayne after a long illness. The Ligonier resident was known in the community for her charitable work. She leaves several grandchildren and a sister in nearby towns. Funeral arrangements are pending with local undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Eliza J. Kelsey
Isaac J. Kelsey
Ft. Wayne
Recital by Miss Mary Thornton At Goshen College
Miss Mary Thornton music instructor at Goshen College gave a piano recital in the college assembly room last night with a large attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thornton
Goshen College
High School Athletic Benefit Set for Jefferson Friday
The High School Athletic Association plans a Friday night benefit event at Jefferson to raise funds. Local athletes and supporters are invited to attend as organizers seek community backing and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
High School Athletic Association
Jefferson
More Fords Arrive at Kelly Garage
The Kelly Garage reports another carload of Ford roadsters has arrived, expanding their inventory for local buyers. The shipment brings a selection of models to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Garage
Wanted Lady Clerk with Experience, Provide Age and Reference
Classified fragment notes a job ad seeking a female clerk. The readable text requests age and references and mentions Addie, a Democrat, with an unclear display of contact or timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie
War Sufferers Aid Day Set for May Twenty Eighth
Official proclamation declares Sunday May 28 as a day to aid war sufferers through charitable activities and donations, urging local communities to participate and support relief efforts.
New Overland Dr Freeman Drives New Model
Dr Freeman showcases a 1983 Overland model in a bold move as car enthusiasts attend the unveiling event. The display highlights improved performance and updated interior features.
Shortchanged Patron Detains Waiter at Oriental Inn South Bend
Elkhart resident Charles Wissner had Mocha Lum arrested for short changing a 60 cent bill at the Oriental Inn cafe near Olivers hotel in South Bend. Lum paid Wissner five dollars but returned 40 cents claiming a one dollar bill confusion. Two girls and a young man witnessed the exchange and the case was settled out of court pending repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocha Lum
Charley Lum
Oriental Inn
Olivers Hotel
South Bend
Charles Wissler
Elkhart
Lum
Wisner
Gir
No Summer This Year Hypothesized by Ohio Journal
The Ohio State Journal predicts 1916 may be summerless, citing 1816 after the Napoleonic wars when summer weather was scarce. Observers speculate that modern bombardments across Europe could similarly depress this year’s warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Hay Load Blocks South Main Crossing in Elkhart
A hay wagon owned by Henry Blosser of Wakarusa hit trouble on the South Main street crossing of the N Y C in Elkhart this morning when a wheel came off. Streetcars were delayed over an hour. Damage estimated at 50 dollars. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Henry Blosser
N.Y. C
Mortuary Record Mrs Cynthia Oakes of Elkhart
Mrs Cynthia Oakes died at her daughter Mrs James Lynn home five and a half miles east of Elkhart after a year long illness. Born in Elkhart county she lived in Elkhart earlier. Her husband John Oakes served in the Civil War and died in 1865. Surviving are Mrs Lynn a brother a sister eleven grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes
Cynthia Oakes
Elkhart
Yicrnity
James Lynn
John Oakes
Forger Paroled in Indiana Youth Reform School Case
Seventeen year old Miles Makemson son of Homer Makemson north of Pierceton pleaded guilty to forgery for trying to pass a $125 worthless check on Globe Clothing in Warsaw. Judge Bowser of Kosciusko circuit court sentenced him to the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville for two to 14 years and paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Makemson
Homer Makemson
North
Pierceton
Globe Clothing Company
Warsaw
Bowser
Kosciusko
Indianfi Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Woman Freed After Pocketbook Theft Charge
Mrs. Mannie Dalke was released after being charged with stealing a pocketbook from Mrs. Lottie Rowell. Dalke claimed she found it and held it until ownership was proven. The pocketbook was returned to Rowell and the case was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannie Dalke
Lottie Rowell
Appleseed Controversy Detected Over Johnny Appleseed
J C Leininger of Columbia City says the original Johnny Appleseed was John Chapman, not John Sheffield. He asserts Sheffield was Mary A Wellshs uncle, challenging her claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Leininger
Columbia City
Mary A. Wellsh
Fort Wayne
Johnny Appleseed
John Chapman
John Sheffield
Sheffield
Mrs. Wellsh
Girls Make Charges Against Hartford School Principal
Girls ages 12 to 14 accuse George Hayden, principal in Hartford City schools, of making dirty remarks after-school. Hayden reportedly kept them after hours, prompting the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hayden
Hartford City
Laporte Society Reporter Undergoes Appendix Surgery
Miss Verna Sonneborn, society reporter for the Laporte Herald, underwent an operation to remove her appendix. She is reported in good spirits and resting after the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Sonneborn
Laporte Herald
To Move Here Comity Treas Winship Plans Move
Comity Treasurer W. Hi Winship and his family contemplate relocating from Elkhart in the near future to settle in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comity
W. Hi Winship
Elkhart
Burial of Mrs. F C Smith at Elkhart
The remains of Mrs. F C Smith were interred at Elkhart today. A second notice reports Mrs Spfiti died at Longcliff hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
F.C. Smith
Spfiti
Longcliff Hospital
Well Known Resident Hattie Kirkpatrick Dies at 59
Mrs Hattie Kirkpatrick a lifelong Goshen resident died at her home 813 Emerson Street yesterday afternoon at three after a four year cancer illness. She is survived by husband Charlie a contractor for asphalt pavements in Goshen son Everett daughter Louise student at Goshen High School father Valentine Keipp now in South Bend seven sisters and four brothers with relatives in California Detroit Texas and California Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 pm from Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Walter officiating and burial in Oak Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Kirkpatrick
Emerson Street
Kirkpatrick
Charlies
Goshen
Everett
Louise
Goshen High School
Valentine Keipp
So. Bend
Burt C. Weyburn
Magdalene Wheeler
Mrrs
Mabel Bloom
South Bend
Ray Hairlan
Arthur Gussemaur
California
Jernice’ Sappenfield
Mays
Harry Hackett
Detroit
Henry
Edward
Valentine
John
Texas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter Offciating
Oak Ridge
Good Satisfaction Coop and Lent's Circus Opens 1916 Season
The Cedar Rapids based Good Satisfaction Coop and Lent's circus opened on Worster lot East Purl street with afternoon and evening shows. Weather kept afternoon attendance fair and indoor amusements drew more tonight. Next front Wheeler Bros. circus will pitch on the Worster lot tomorrow from Marion Indiana via the Big Four en route to Coldwater Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coop & Lent
Worster
Wheeler Bros. Circus
Marion
Ind
Coldwater
Mich
Inheritance for Elkhart Kramer Baking Co founders
Harry W. and Harry O Kramer father and son, heirs of valuable property from the senior Kramer's late father in Carlisle Pennsylvania. Mrs H W Kramer and Harry Q C Kramer have been in Carlisle two weeks and expect to return soon. Kramer declined details on the inheritance amount or nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W
Harry 0
Kramer
Kramer Baking Pow. Co
Elkhart
Carlisle
H. W. Kramer
Huarry
Maury Ann Roy Dies in Topeka at 82
Maury Ann Roy aged 82 died at her Topeka home from old age and complications. She lived in the area for many years and is survived by one daughter Mrs. Ella McCleary of Sherman Michigan. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at her residence in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Ann Roy
Topeka
Ella McCleary
Sherman, Mich
Man Arrested in Elkhart Faces Serious Offense Charge
Charles Atkinson was arrested in Elkhart May 12 and charged with a serious offense against young boys. He was taken to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Bowser and had a prior similar offense with parole status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Atkinson
Elkhart
Bowser
Bryan Speaks Aboard Train Stop At Winona Lake
William Jennings Bryan president of the Winona Assembly and Bible Conference spoke at Winona Lake for two minutes yesterday morning from a train platform while en route on the Pennsylvania road to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Winona
Harry Black Expands Drug Lab Network In East Washington
Harry Black declares a three week purchase of a drug used in his Black Oointment for one dollar a pound now costs thirty two dollars. He blames the European War for the price surge and reports opening laboratories in the Smith building on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Black
Smith Building
East Washington Street
New Agent at Interurban Depot
Dr. J. Gale, longtime night ticket agent at the interurban depot, is transferred to Elkhart to become day agent. Ray Parker of Danville TI will succeed him as night agent at this depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gale
Elkhart
Ray Parker
Danville
Prayer Meeting Time Altered for Wollam Kelly Wedding
Prayer meeting at the Baptist church will be held at 7 o'clock this evening instead of 7 30 due to the wedding of Miss Florence Wollam and Robert Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Florence Wollam
Robert Kelly
Samuel Christopher Dies In Los Angeles At 54
Samuel Christopher, 54, formerly of Elkhart, died at his Los Angeles home from heart failure. He had resided in California and passed away suddenly at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Samuel
Christopher
Elkhart
Cal
Fire Kills Horse In Cromwell Barn Blaze
A barn owned by Lightning nee Fred Hunt near Cromwell burned after a blaze. The fire killed a horse inside the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hunt
Cromwell
Mary Thornton Gives Piano Recital Before Goshen College
Miss Mary Thornton presented a recital before Goshen College students and faculty featuring works by Moscheles Bach Gluck Saens Scarlatti Chopin Weber and Hendricks with Noble Kreider on second piano. She plans to graduate in June with a music school diploma and has served as assistant instructor in piano and theory this year. The college added Opal McCoy as harmony and history instructor and Sylvia Bontrager returns from the New England Conservatory to head the piano department while A S Ebersole remains director and voice instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen College
Francis Hendricks
Potassa Brillante
Weber
Noble Kreider
Miss Thornton
Opal McCoy
Sylvia Bontrager
New England Conservatory
Doctor Haiselden Advocates Sanctity of Near Normal Life
Dr. Harry J. Haiselden of Bollinger baby fame, chief surgeon of the German American Hospital in Chicago, told South Bend Knife and Fork Club members last night that life near normal is sacred. He opened by recounting how he became involved with the Bollinger baby case and his controversial stance on operating to extend life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Haiselden
Bollinger Baby Fame
Chicago
Oliver Hotel
South Bend
Knife and Fork Club
Haiselden
Bollinger
Stop It Editor Warns on Indiana Road Dignity
A Goshen reader claims the Fort Wayne highway paved section is being misused by a traction engine hauling wagons on the road. He urges immediate action to protect the $75,000 invested in Indiana’s finest improved country road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Goshen
Eastern Star Gathering in Elkhart Masonic Hall
Twenty-five members of the Order of Eastern Star attended a meeting of the Elkhart chapter in the Masonic hall last evening with several grand lodge officers present. A banquet was served to nearly 300 persons as the Goshen delegation returned on the 12 30 car and reported a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Grand Lodge
Goshen
Sick List Declares Local Figures Face Illnesses
Councilman W. H. Collins is at his North Side home. Walter Bruce, stricken with paralysis in Brooklyn during the holidays, is greatly improved and able to be out. He once led the Presbyterian choir in this city and is well known here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Collins
North Side
Walter Bruce
Brooklyn
N. Y
Presbyterian
Complaint Over Dog Shootings Near Goshen Hospital Quiz Zone
Residents on North Fifth Street near Lincoln Avenue filed a complaint about dogs shot and killed within or near the Goshen hospital quiz zone. A man said his nervous wife is disturbed by revolver reports and the dogs’ dying squeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fifth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Goshen Hospital
To Abandon Car and Use Pay as You Enter Bus
Michael Hertel plans to abandon his big Stoddard Dayton auto bus used between passenger depots and the Alderman hotel when he receives his Ford pay as you enter bus. The move shifts transit to a new model awaiting delivery and approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hertel
Dayton Auto
Alderman
Ford
Donovan Plays Shortstop for Garrett Team
Patsy Donovan, once of this city, now plays shortstop for Garrett. He previously played with the Goshen Grey team and is employed on the B&O railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Patsy Donovan
Donovan
B.& O. Railroad
Well Known Goshen Man Injured in Card Game Fight
Report says a Goshen man was disfigured in a fight that followed a card game. Details are limited but authorities note the incident occurred after an evening of gambling and disturbance.
DoDar Day Bargains at Hudson's Thursday
Readers are invited to a one day sale at Hudson's on Thursday featuring bold discounts and special offers across departments. Shoppers may find limited quantities and doorbuster prices while supplies last.
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General Carranza
Gen
Lumbus, N. M
Marathon
Tex
Boquillas
Langhorne
Big Bend
Jesse Deemer
Monroe Payne
Glen Springs
Mexico City
Brockerman-Boyer
Belgian Coast
Cation
U. SS
Frisco
Judge Drake
Superior Court
New Overland
Dr.Freeman
Mortuary Record
Coup & Lent’s
Circus
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