Political Rally Set with Bell Hering Marshall in Goshen
A large crowd is expected at the Jefferson Theatre as Theodore Bell of California and Frank B. Herring of South Bend arrive from Fort Wayne to speak at 8 pm. They come ahead of Thomas R. Marshall who will campaign locally including Goshen Nappanee Elkhart and South Bend with multiple speeches daily.
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Theodore Bell
California
Frank B. Herring
South Bend
Goshen
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Winona
Jefferson Theatre
Messrs. Bell and Hering
Hikhart
Bryan, Kern and Marshall Club
Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
Nappanee
Elkhart
Marshal Ds
Denver
Cal
Frank E. Hering
Goshen and Vicinity
Jefferson Theater
City Engineer Witt to Submit Fifth Street Paving Assessment
City Engineer Witt will present the Fifth Street Westromite paving assessment roll at the next regular council meeting. Frontage measures 6,851 feet with total improvement costs $31,670.74 and $1.73 per square yard. Pavement $28,695.96, curb and gutter $2,773.98, retaining stone $200.80. There are 14 street and alley intersections. City assessment excluding Fifth Street School and Carnegie Library totals $1,259.93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt
Fifth Street
Carnegie
Indiana Association of Weeklies Formed at City Meeting
An editorial meeting in Go shen at Hotel Hascall yesterday led to the organization of the Indiana Association of Weeklies. The body aims to unite and promote mutual interests among weeklies across the state with H F Harris of the Pierceton Record as temporary chair and J W Messimore of the Syracuse Register as secretary.
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Goshen
Hotel Hascall
Indiana Association of Weeklies
Hye
H. F. Harris
Pierceton Record
Man
J. W. Messimore
Syracuse Register
Benton Township Democrats Convene for November Nominees
The Benton township Democrats and voters affiliating with them meet at the school house in Benton next Saturday night October 10 at 7 o'clock to nominate candidates for trustee and assessor. A large attendance is urged by organizers and local reports note the convention location and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Township
Benton
Kendallville Fair Ends Amid Cold Weather Racing
The Kendallville association reports a 14 000 attendance, down 6 000 from last year, despite chilly conditions. Final racing saw Danline win the 2 16 pace, King Only One take 2 24 trotting, Kitty Royal prevailing at 2 11 pace, with notable performances by Evans Jim Brown and other locals. Goshen riders plan future purses as neighboring fairs post mixed results.
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Kendallville Fair
Sorever
George H. Evans
Jim Brown
Danline
Chicago
Evans
Charles H. Method
King
Kitty Royal
Tatters
Goshen
A. C. Brouse
Kendallville Association
Lagrange
Wolcottville
Fair Management
Manchester
John Trainor
Robert N
Fred Patchen
Minne Garr
Stich
Marsha
Bourbop
Chorge H. Evans
Milo Powers
Jucile R
John Cotherman
Dillard
Bourbon
LaPorts
Mivers
Cassopolis
Kendalivilly
Bremen
Hillsdale
Rairty Fair
Ligonier
Syracuse & Milford Railroad Expands Fleet With New Locomotive
The Syracuse and Milford railroad purchased another locomotive to handle growing business. It arrived last week and is in daily use as inspectors from the state railway commission gave a favorable report. Regular Milford to Syracuse passenger service will soon begin.
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Syracuse
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Meets in Indianapolis
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias will convene in Indianapolis next Tuesday. Calanthe Lodge No. 41 from Goshen is represented by C. A. Estes Clark Bruce A. M. Farrell and W. H. Ackerman.
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Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
Calanthe Lodge No. 41
Goshen
Clark Bruce
A. M. Farrell
W. H. Ackerman
Return of Paroled Syracuse Man Prompts Return to Institution
Floyd Migk of Syracuse, who stole a boat from Haines Hebert and was on parole in Plainfield, has been returned to the institution after his latest offense or breach.
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Plainfield
Floyd Migk
Syracuse
Haines Hebert
Corner Stone Laying For Miami County Court House
The corner stone for the Miami county court house, built by P. H. McCormack & Co., will be laid on Wednesday. Order your mill wood country wood hard and pool wood from L. Brooks.
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Miami County Court House
P. H. McCormack & Co
L. 3
Brooks
Maybelle Snell McNamara Denies Snell Letters Link
Maybelle Snell McNamara the alleged niece of Col. Thomas Snell denies authorship of the Snell Letters and a $100,000 gift as well as any immoral influence. She contends visits to Clinton were friendly and that he was of sound mind. The case involves DeWitt county real estate and may be settled next term, with the estate valued at about $2,000,000 under the Minot tax law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
U. K
Maybelle Snell McNamara
Thomas Snell
Clinton, I
Maybelle
Col. Snell
DeWitt County
Col Snell
Richard Snell
Circuit Court
J. T. McNamara
T. T. Snell
State of
Minots
Snell
Goshen College Opens With Strong Attendance
The Goshen College opening day drew good attendance as residents registered. Represented states include Colorado, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, Virginia, Illinois, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, New York, Missouri and Minnesota. Marguerite Showalter of Harrisburg Virginia will head the Art department and has organized a class. Miss Helen Hawks leads French work and assists in Latin.
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Goshen College
Goshen
Lourae Latta
Carmine Moriarity
Florence Blumberg
Sadie Shirk
Allen OF ‘Graaver
Irwin C. Pooley
Myrtle Peterson
Aloysius Neu
Hattie Steaty
Beulah Manahan
Florence Replogle
Elizabeth Alderman
Colorado
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
Illinois
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
New York
Missouri
Minnesota
Marguerite Showalter
Harrisburg
Helen Hawks
Nusbaums run sanitarium plans tied to Storm Lake
Drs. David H. and Levi M. Nusbaum, once of Middleburg and now in Illinois, operate a large sanitarium project at Storm Lake Ja. They are brothers of JF Nusbaum, the Middlebury drug dealer, who is referenced as their kin. Dr. K. M. Nusbaum toured Europe visiting sanitariums and spent a year abroad.
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David H
Levi M. Nusbaum
Middleburg
Ilinois
Storm Lake
K. M. Nusbaum
Europe
Germany
Switzerland
JF. Nusbaum
Middlebury
Melbourne Hill Injured After Motorcycle Fall on Main Street
Melbourne Hill fell from his motorcycle on Main Street yesterday afternoon and narrowly escaped serious injuries. Emergency responders attended the scene and Hill was treated for his minor injuries before being discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne Hill
Main Street
Transcript of Corpe Ditch Cage Session Noted by Deputy Auditor
Deputy Auditor Cook works on a transcript of the Corpe Ditch Cage case heard in the commissioners court. The document records testimony and proceedings from the recent session for official filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Commissioners' Court
Frost Destroys Unstored Celery. Woman Dies in Michigan Suicide
Celery suffered heavy frost damage after Thursday night, with crops not yet gathered. A 46 year old woman, Blabarth Baker, reportedly committed suicide at Three Oaks Michigan by ingesting carbolic acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clason
Bplarbeth Baker
Three Oaks
Mich
First Baptist Church Evening Sermon Theme
The First Baptist Church announces a Sunday evening service with the sermon titled Ne pendence on God and an address The Master of an Inapler of Life followed by coffee hour.
October Court Term Opens Quietly in Elkhart
The October term of the Elkhart circuit court begins Monday with Judge Dodge on the bench. 105 cases on the docket, 11 criminal actions, no juries called yet, and a rebuilt courtroom showing improvements. A local jail sentence of 15 days was imposed on John Marcum after he's found drunk in a West Lincoln saloon. his wife described long suffering from an habitual drunkard.
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Elkhart
Dodge
Columbus
O. Marcum
Warsaw
Mentone
Wolcottville
Shipghewang
Barnhart Seeks Congressional Seat With Active Campaign
Democratic candidate Barnhart travels the district during a four week push. He mails pamphlets to precincts, garners broad support across parties, and pledges a fair, unbound approach to represent all constituents responsibly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnhart
Lst
State ex rel Stauffer v Macomber verdict in custody case
In Superior Court the state case against Lloyd Macomber resulted in a verdict for the state. The court ordered the defendant to pay $300 for support of the unborn child and committed him to jail if payment is defaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola’ D. Stauffer
Lloyd Macomber
Widow's Pension Aid Cited in Court Recall
In court this morning Marcum showed a readiness to shift blame to his wife while seeking legal help. An attorney, after a brief consultation, declined to represent him.
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Marcum
Death of Myrick Watts at 79 in Nebraska
Myrick Watts died Sunday in Auburn Nebraska at age 79. Funeral was Monday at Humboldt Nebraska. He moved from his county to Nebraska 23 years ago and had lived there ever since. Surviving are three sons and three daughters including Mrs W S Thomas of this city and William Watts of Ligonier. others live in the west.
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Myrick Watts
Auburn
Neb
Humboldt
Nebraska
W. S. Thomas
William Watts
Ligonier
West
South Bend Wins Bid for State Labor Federation Convention
South Bend carried the vote 68 to 61 over Evansville with Lafayette at 24 as Vincennes adjourned the session after a strenuous meeting. Terre Haute withdrew from the contest and had little chance of success.
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South Bend
State Federation of Labor
Vincennes
Evansville
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Taft to Speak Here as Secretary Taft Planned Visit
South Bend Tribune reports District Chairman Graham, back from Chicago, conferred with the national Republican committee and arranged a Taft speaking tour in South Bend Elkhart and Goshen. Exact dates not announced.
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Taft
South Bend
Graham
Chicago
National Republican Committee
Elkhart
Goshen
Bridge project to start for new park connected to Rogers' Goshen band
Work on the new bridge leading to the park to be established by Rogers' Goshen band will commence Monday morning. The first celebration in the park is planned for Arbor Day with George Kruts involved in the Kendal matter.
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Rogers’ Goshen Band
Divorce actions and court settlement details
The jury took about ninety minutes to reach agreement. Carrie J. McGee was granted divorce from Robert L. McGee for drunkenness and cruelty. Emma Minard obtained a divorce from Geo. A. Minard for non support. Property rights settled out of court. Grace G. Westfall’s divorce case dismissed at plaintiff cost as defendant is dead. Receiver H. Church filed a current Hogan Cigar Co. report showing $7 091 33 on hand. Hotchkin creditors to receive their 10 percent share before further distribution.
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Carrie J. McGee
Robert L. McGee
Emma Minard
Geo. A. Minard
Grace G
Edward D. Westfall
H. Church
Hogan Cigar Co
Hotchkin
Hotel panic as Clark threatens shoot up Standard
A man who gave the name Chrence R Clark, 21, threatened to shoot up the Standard hotel yesterday and forced a panic before being captured by Sergi Whiteman. He reportedly tried to elude capture and is jailed in Elkhart. Hotel staff say he demanded chop suey at Joy Lee's Chinese cafe before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrence R. Clark
Standard Hotel
Sergi. Whiteman
Elkhart
Clark
St. Joe Street
Joy Lee
Winona Lecturer Roasted by Gazette Editor
Prof. F. F. DeLong of Winona lectured at Mentone and was roasted in the Gazette by editor C. M. Smith. It is claimed DeLong made statements aimed at boys at a meeting advertised for men.
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Winona
F. F. DeLong
Winone
Mentone
Gazette
C. M. Smith
DeLong
Nomination for DeKalb Senate Seats Amid Democratic Nominations
A report notes Judge Stephen Powers of DeKalb has been nominated by the Democrats for joint senatorial seats in DeKalb. Details remain sparse as the party confirms the slate and timing for the forthcoming election.
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Oera
the. Democrata
Community Notices and Visits Across Goshen Area
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief sightings and travel. Weaver went to Waterford morning Rev I L Berkey traveled this afternoon. Residents includes Hoover in lersburg Kidder in South day Corwin Harts Miseera Stuart to North Manchester guest of Mita Grace Crowell. Mr and Mrs Lawrence moving to a farm near Topeka. Carl Whisler to Chicago to visit brother Aene. Rev Daniel Brenneman left for Bronson Mich for quarterly meeting. Mrs Theresa Kohler returning to Chicago. Mollie Altland and Lulu guest of Clarence Miller. Stroup visiting North Manchester for relatives and Stiver reunion. Joneses planning move to Syracuse for hotel management. Mrs A D Replogle returned to Elkheart. Mrs Sarah Wantz and Glorie back to Garrett from Goshen. Mrs John H Baler went to St Paul for funeral of niece Grace Thompson. Benedict Miller and family visiting C C Miller residents east of city, left for Holmes County. A J Quinn and Helen with A J Keith and Wilma at Keith cottage for Sunday. Showalter of Claypool visiting Goshen formerly a resident, runs a Claypool hotel. Mrs S J Zook of Goshen with Thut family in Kendallville. H W Eby of Goshen visiting Thut family. Potts back to Goshen after fair. Vance Crossley back to Goshen after visit. Nella Lane in Goshen for J D Myers funeral.
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J. M. “Weaver
I. L. Berkey
Jacob ‘Hoover
Lersburg
H. F. “Kidder
Busine
Corwin ' Harts Miseera
Stuart
North
Manzchester
Mita Grace
Crowell
Lawrence
Bristol
Topeka
Carl Whisler
Chicago
Aene Whisler
Daniel Brenneman
Bronson
Mich
Theresa Kohler
Mollie Altland
Daugnter Lulu
Clarence Miller
M. Stroup
Manchester
Stiver
David Jones
Syracuse
Hureks
A. D. Replogle
David Replogle
Elkhart
Sarah A. Wantz
Glorie
Goshen
Garrett
John H. Baler
St Paul
Harry Hudson
Grace Thompson
Benedict Miller
C. C. Miller
Holmes County
A. J. Quinn
Helen
A. J. Keith
Wilma
Wawasee
Keith Cottage
B. W. Showalter
Claypool
Showalter
Middlebury
J. Zook
P. B. Thut
H. W. Eby
Kendallville
Local Health Notes On Community Residents
The commission of Frank S Miller, the contractor, continues to improve and recovery looks likely. The ten year old son of Joseph Crips of West Goshen with appendicitis is improving. Guy BH Miler is ill at Mrs. Millers mother Mrs Shulmier home near Sugar Grove. Hubert Huff, ill for several weeks, is slightly improved. J N Perry remains very ill with no improvement signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Miller
Joseph Crips
West Goshen
Guy BH. Miler
Sherman to Tour Goshen on Big Four Special
James Schoolcraft Sherman known as Sunny Jim will pass through Goshen Monday evening en route from Marion to Richmond. The Republican vice presidential nominee will take a Big Four special, making 10 minute stops at Wabash at 6 p m and North Manchester at 6 40 pm, with no stop at Warsaw.
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Sherman
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Sunny Jim
Goshen
Marion
Ind
Rikkart
Wabash
North Manchester
Warsaw
Marigold Comic Opera Closes Toledo Run at Valentine
Barclay Walker of Indianapolis wrote Marigold, a comic opera that closed its season in Toledo at the Valentine. Walker will revise the book and likely produce it again.
Schools and Visitors Influence on Classroom Order
A historical note argues that frequent parental visits disrupt or aid classroom discipline depending on method. It urges structured observation by visitors and cautions against overflooding rooms, noting teachers adapt best when visits are purposeful and orderly.
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Fort Wayne
Association OF Weeklies
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Odd Fellows
Cook-Tyler
Chas, Wiseman
Portland Cement Co
Sy- Tadiee
Harry
Geta
Fair Ends
Snell “Case
Judge Dodge
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George Kruts Aeendet
Kendall
Marigold
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