Lehman Pleads Guilty in Jeffersonville Grand Jury Case
Arden Lehman 17 pleaded guilty to looting a Lake Shore freight car near Millersburg last March. Judge Wilson sentenced him to one to three years in the Jeffersonville reformatory, with prior parole. officers hope he reveals the location of Haines and Phillips bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkey & Zigler
Arden Lehman
Lake Shore
Millersburg
Wilson
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Reformatory
Lehman
Merchant Brown
North Side
Jeffersonville
Haines
Charles Phillips
Harri E Knapp
Trump Chosen Merchant Policeman After Secret Ballot
Members of the Business Men's Protective Association voted by private ballot to elect a merchant policeman to earn 850 per month. Trump won on eight ballots with two-thirds needed, beginning duties June 1. He was to return 50 to Milo Powers, who had bought his former business, amid disputes over contracts and past service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Protective Association
Council Chamber
Jones
William Parfitt
W. H. Hawks
Trump
Eigtta Balot
Milo Powers
Mr. Powers
Powers
Mrr
Eighth Grade Base Ball Team and County Superintendents Meeting
The 8th grade at the high school formed a base ball team with Minnich Crowe Krutz Machem Kohrer Binkley Swartz McCrory B7land. The county superintendents convention will meet in Warsaw on June 26 27 and 28 to discuss sanitation in rural schools.
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Minnich
Crowe
Krutz
Machem
Kohrer
Binkley
Swartz
McCrory
B7land
Warsaw
Death of Adam R. Cart in Elkhart County Home
Adam R. Cart aged 65 died at 11:40 A M at 907 South Main Street after an apoplexy and heart failure while cleaning stairs. A pioneer settler from Greenbrier county Virginia he settled near New Paris in 1836 and later moved to Elkhart city. He leaves wife and adopted children Mrs Chas Stocker deceased Lilian White Clifford Cart Mrs Jacob Pfily and Claude Stocker. funeral plans incomplete. Doctor Kaufman and Dr Merrill attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam R. Cart
South Main Street
Acuna Grover Kaufman
C. W. Merrill
Cart
Pleasant Surprise Honors Pastor at North Main Street Home
A large crowd surprised Rev. A. MacLaughlin and family at 722 North Main Street with a lively evening of music recitations and impromptu speeches. Guests pounded the pastor with gifts, sharing cheer and a spirit of kindness and cooperative friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. MacLaughlin
North Main Street
Misa Carrie Fox
Union, Mich
Hie
Droupped Dead Alf Niles Aged 74 Victim of Heart Failure
A. B. Darkus aged 74 resident of this city collapsed and died at his sister Mrs. John Burge in Niles after a hearty meal on his way from Goshen. A Civil War veteran and member of Howell Post 90 he leaves a wife and two sons Adelbert and George. Remains were shipped for interment. funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Darkus
Niles
John Burge
Goshen
Teo
William Twomey
Mr. Darkus
Howell Post No. 90
Black dodges questions in Kalamazoo about past and kin
In Kalamazoo the man known as Whitey Black denies acquaintance with Russell Slater or Allison while noting he met a painter named Allison in South Bend. He avoids prison or Kalamazoo history questions, mentions a wife called Mrs. Burkett in Mis hawake heading to California, and hints she may be in Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Whitey
Black
Russell
Slater
Allison
South Bend
Mishawake
Burkett
California
Joplin
Jack
Detroit
Miss Lida Edmonds Reengaged as Elkhart Music Instructor
Goshen's Miss Lida Edmon ds re signs for another term as Elkhart city schools music instructor following a six year run. She is praised for her superior work and services. next Friday evening she will host the Elkhart superintendent and 60 teachers at her East Washington Street home. Clarence Arnold of Elkhart, student at Annapolis U S Naval Academy, won first prize a gold medal in a target contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Edmonds
Goshen
Elkhart
Clarence Arnold
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Indiana Attorney General Rules Underage Marriage Licenses
Indiana Attorney General Wm L Taylor says county clerks cannot issue marriage licenses to anyone under 18 or a girl under 16. Clerks may license those over these ages but without parental consent may face prosecution. Licenses for underage parties are not prima facie evidence they may wed and both clerk and officiating minister can be convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Taylor
Indiana
Race meet proposal eyed for South Bend area circuit
Horsemen in this section favor summer and fall racing purses to attract flyers from across Indiana towns along the interurban within 25 miles. Population centers South Bend Mishawaka Elkhart and Goshen total 66 000, with efforts to form an association and select race sites along the interurban. The plan aims to join a racing circuit and lure regional entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Mishawaka
Elkhart
Goshen
Interburban
Goshen City Band to Open Air Concert Tonight
The Goshen City band hosts a second open air concert at Court Park this evening at eight o clock weather permitting The program includes March Battleship Oregon Overture Narsisaus selections A Night in Berlin Solo In the Deep 6 Dance of the Du Fun Nys Indian Tom Tom Dance Jasper Jenkins Cake Walk
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Goshen
Court Park
Battleship Oregon
Narsisaus
Berlin
the du Funnys
Jasper Jenkins
Wells Memorial Lutheran Church Members Send Thanks
A note expresses gratitude from Rev. and Mas. McLaven for Wells Memorial Lutheran church visitors to their home and for the shown care for their temporal and spiritual welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial Lutheran Church
and Mas. McLaven
Local resident preserves 1865 Fremont barbecue poem
Isaac M. Carpenter holds an original copy of J. T. Maxfield’s 1865 poem about the Fremont barbecue. He notes the piece gains value yearly as a treasured souvenir from the big event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Carpenter
J. T. Maxfield
Fremont
Mr. Carpenter
Hes Opened a Studio in Mrs. Foster’s Home
Vocal and instrumental music instructor Leo Pomeroy has opened a studio at 308 E Lincoln Avenue. He is organist at St James Episcopal Church and a recital is set for Sunday evening at the church.
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Hes
Leo Pomeroy
Sarah Foster
Lincoln Avenue
St. James Episcopal Church
Tonawanda Red Men Plan Goshen Baseball Park Venture
Members of Tonawanda Tribe No 130 Hope to form a stock company to build and maintain a ball park and grand stand along a railway line near Goshen. They seek a five year lease, 25 cent admission, 15 cent grand stand seats, and a 10 cent round trip fare from Goshen, with potential opponents from out of town and no Sunday games for the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonawanda Tribe No. 130
B. M
Goshen
Dunlaps
Trimmer Farm
Indians Company
Dr H Darwin Mellrath to bicycle Asia tour
Dr H Darwin Mellrath and his wife returned from a world bicycle voyage last year and lectured here. He left Saturday for Asia to pedal through Asiatic Russia Armenia the Caucasus and Persia to study customs politics and history and to contribute articles to American press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Darwin Mellrath
Goshen
Asis
Russias
Armenia
Caucasus
Persia
Press of America
Real estate transfers and deeds in Indiana towns
Sarah A Moyer and husband transfer to Susannah Nusbaum a Locke tract for 1475 dollars. Tobias Hartman and others move a Nappanee lot to Edward J Weaver for 125 dollars. Mitchell Charney transfers a Goshen lot to Jane Replogle and wife for 700 dollars. Jerome E Wanner and wife convey a Middlebury tract to Ira Elliott for 26 dollars. Sarah S Thomas to Barnice T Heetner a Goshen lot for 5500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A Moyer
Susannah Nusbaum
Locke
Tobias Hartman
Edward J Weaver
Nappanee
Mitchell Charney
Jne
Goshen
Jerome E. Wanner
Ira Elliott
Middlebury
Sarah S Thomas
Barnice T Heetner
Fraud suspect Ed Smith escapes near Benton Harbor
Ed Smith, wanted on fraud charges, escaped last night using an assumed name. He hired a team and, at gunpoint, forced his driver to take him at top speed toward a point between Niles and Berrien Springs. Sheriff Ferguson is in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Benton Harbor
Niles
Berrien Springs
Sheriff Ferguson
Ladies pay debt for St James organ at church
The ladies of St James Episcopal church have raised 55 50 to settle the Kimball company in Chicago for the recent pipe organ installation. They are to be congratulated for freeing the church from debt. The postal department will pay domestic money orders at the Paris exposition post station, avoiding international money orders and a trip to the Paris post office, aiding Goshen residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Frank
Handy House
Cotage “Avenue Bridge
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Kimball Company
Chicago
United States
Paris
Goshenites
Buckskin Bill to Parade Through Goshen June Sth
The streets of Goshen will host an all nations parade featuring Buckskin Bill Mexicans cowboys artillerymen female rough riders and many more from the wild west. Invitations were issued for the Goshen High School graduating exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Wild West
Goshes High School
Frogs for a Livelihood and Tragic Local Incidents
Starke county frog catching supports families with daily earnings up to 35 dollars and a farm owned by A L Spring holds over 3 000 000 frogs and thousands of turtles. A mishap in Niles leaves a four year old girl with severe injuries from a tin can and blood poisoning looming. Mishawaka council threatens 100 dollar fines for fast electric cars. Benton Harbor boy loses an eye after a bow and arrow accident. South Bend man, Peter Kneberg, commits suicide by carbolic acid. ill health cited. Huntington doctor Barney Sutton dies from morphine overdose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starke County
A. L. Spring
Peter Kneberg
South Bend
Railway adopts new tickets to stop counterfeits
The L B M S Railway introduces new thin colored tickets printed with station names to deter copying. When sold, part of the ticket is torn to leave only the destination, reducing fraud after a Genoa Ohio incident where a thief altered a reading to Geneva Ohio and stole $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 8. & M. S. Railway Company
Slate
Genoa
Ohio
Geneva
Christian Science debate on insanity and healing in Union township
A Goshen Democrat letter argues against labeling Christian Science followers as insane, recounting a Union township woman healed through Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health. The note cites Farm Machinery praising Louis H Noble and Elizabeth Motte Noble of Goshen and mentions eight new LRML members initiated last evening.
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South Beno
Ind
Goshen Democrat
Union Township
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
1.0.R.M
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Lait Agelnst
Lacy Dietz
Eikaart
Smith
Lucy Shetz
House of Ils
Gireult
James 5. Dodge
Diets
Ellen Smith
Eli Smith
Guardian
Showalter
Kibbart
Grand Jury
Worthy E. Keller
Alida G. Keller
North& Zigier
Chas
Hiough
Jefferson Township
Etta Blanche Gardner
Jifferson Township
Deah & Deadbil
Sebastian Rinck
Geo. W
Daniel
Frederick Anthony
John
Michael B. Rinck
Lew Wanner
Pisinoff
Geo. W. Rinck
Geo. W. Rlack
Sebastian Rock
Moses Sailor
Jesse
Milton Wagner
Wagners
L.5. M.S. Railway Company
Eikhbart
Wilden
East Goshen
Oklahoma
Steininger
Gally
Wallace
Syracuse
Carr and Bartholomew
Kosciusko
Business Men's Protective Association
Pening
Wawasee
Goshen String Orchestra
Wawasee Inn
Lake Wawasee
Jacob Wager
Sd. M Jackson
Will Bartlemay
Pratt Starr
Max Hascail
Will Schilling
Maurrice Kelly
Art Haslanger
Landford Wiggies
Arthur E. Yount
F.storia
South Pullman
R. H. August
Redas
August
August Fausch
RK. H August
John H. Debow
Hubbell
City
Fifth
Clinton
Drs
Atreeta
Scott
Bristol
Base Bail Club
Elkhart County
Adam Cart
Wels
Alf Niles
M L. Taylor
Thanos
W. H. Sims
Vera Bauer
Beulah Kreider
Mary McVitty
Red Men
No. 130
Bere
Richard Hoes
Indiana Company
Earl Crossman
Barney Sutton
Huntington
St. Louis
Louis H. Noble
Noble
Noble Mfg. Co. Ferm
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