Governor Cox Tours Nebraska On League and Farm Woes
Governor Cox campaigns through Nebraska with seven rear platform speeches and two extended talks. He addresses Declining agricultural exports tied to credit shortages and European turmoil, urging the League as a stabilizer while outlining a broad western swing through South Dakota Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Kentucky Tennessee.
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Five of 11 Balloons National Race Landed Early Today
Five of the eleven balloons in the national continuation contest landed early today after a two day 36 hour 46 minute flight. Three bags came down in Kentucky one near Evansville Indiana and one near Van Wert Ohio as the balloons traveled more than 500 miles.
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Chicago opens exclusive children treatment rental office
Dr. F Blaine Rheubottom of Chicago formerly of Wakarusa and son of VD A Rheubottom editor of the Wakarusa Tribune opens the first Chicago rental office for exclusive treatment of children. The venture is linked to Marshall Field.
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Wakarusa
County breeders plan meetings for cattle testing program
County Agent Shearer will convene sessions of the three county cattle breeders associations and draft plats for a cow testing group. Sufficient men are interested to continue 6Meral testing as well as straight cow testing work.
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Mipot Woman to Register Minn Margh Ainiss
Miss Ainiss, 97, of Silver Lake, will register on October 4 to become a qualified voter for the general election on November 2. The notice urges eligibility and voting participation for the upcoming election.
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Silver Lake
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Alleged Murderer of Muessel and Chrobot Arrested
Jack Wright, indicted with August Schultz for the 1915 murders of H. A. Muessel and Frank Chrobot, was captured in Detroit and brought to South Bend by Sheriff Louis B. Duck. He waived extradition after facial recognition and Bertillon measurements confirmed his identity.
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Detroit
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Winkerton
Harper Avenue
Jimmy Banks Confesses to Local Crimes in Police Report
James Jimmy Banks admitted to Sheriff Chas Sanford that he attacked Mrs. R C Arnold on August 30 near Union Michigan. He confessed involvement in stealing several Dodge cars including Henry Garber’s Dublinax. Banks fled Elkhart, was later captured in Chicago after being wounded, and jailed with three accomplices.
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Jimmy” Banks
Chicago
Chas. Sanford
R.C. Arnold
Ucaion
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Dodge
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Dublaps
Elkhart
Arnold
Union
Sanford
Two Year Old Dies in Gypsy Camp on St. Joe River Bank
Rosa Stephenson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Johny Stephenson members of a Brazilian gypsy group traveling in eight automobiles died Saturday at 7 pm at a camp five miles east of Elkhart on the St Joseph river bank. Funeral rites were held at the camp and the body was taken to Elkhart for burial in the Catholic cemetery. Sheriff Sanford was called to order the nomads away but allowed the camp to stay after learning the child was in danger.
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Injured pilot Roland Rohlfe not seriously hurt in crash
X ray shows Roland Rohlfe injuries are not as severe as feared after the Texas Wildcat airplane he was practicing in for the James Gordon Bennett aviation cup race crashed at Ftamps France. He was landing when the wreck occurred yesterday.
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France
Roland Rohlfe
Texas Wildcat
Downward Price Shifts Hit Wheat Sugar and Cotton Markets
Sol Westerfield predicts ongoing price declines for most foods except eggs and butter as banks’ high loan rates push producers to cut costs. Wheat falls to new low amid persistent selling in small lots. Sugar prices slip as three top refineries cut granulated sugar by half a cent per pound. Cotton faces continued pressure from southern offerings with October futures down to around 24.60 and other months losing 70 to 80 points.
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Avasander
Three Killed As Train Hits Auto Near Elwood
At the California crossing six miles north of Elwood Indiana a switch engine on the Pennsylvania railroad struck an auto Sunday afternoon killing three occupants. The dead: Douglas Goodwin 66 Curtisville. Mrs. Douglas Goodwin 60 Curtisville. Mrs. James Kane 35 Alexandria. Mrs Kane was a daughter of Mrs Goodwin. The trio were en route to Curtisville to meet Mr Kane returning to the Goodwin home.
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Curtisville
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Curtis
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Strickler Arraigned for Assault at City Court
Chas Strickler was arraigned before S V P Freyberger at the court of diufice for assault and battery on Nicholas Woods Saturday. Strickler demanded a jury trial and it was set for nine o clock Wednesday morning.
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State Department Silent On Japan California Negotiations
Washington reports the State Department will not discuss negotiations with Japan over anti Japanese land laws. In California observers note Tokyo favors a joint commission, a proposal deemed unacceptable. Talks between Ambassador Shidehara and U S officials continue with no disclosure of progress.
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Polish Forces Capture Grodno
Polish troops have captured Grodno, a key city in northwestern Russia near Lithuania, after heavy fighting. The report notes replies from Leon Trotsky on Riga peace terms and cites Soviet war office admissions about the Grodno region. American Red Cross officials warn relief work will continue amid Europe’s unsettled conditions.
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McGraw to Testify for Cook County Grand Jury
John J. McGraw and Francis K. McQuade of the New York National League club agreed to testify in Chicago for the Cook County grand jury inquiry into alleged baseball gambling. They aim to arrive in time for McGraw to testify the next day, asserting they cannot be compelled to appear in another state. The National Commission drafted World Series schedules as the American League won the toss, with Oct. 5 as the opening date.
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Chicago
McGraw
National Baseball Commission
Cork Explodes in Nighttime Blast Shatters Main Street
A violent explosion shook Cork at 2 AM followed by rifle fire in the business district. Patrick Street and a large department store were wrecked. windows smashed across nearby buildings. Several employees sleeping upstairs were shaken but none injured. The city is in intense excitement after curfew.
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Grand and Petit Juries Drawn Today
The October term jury list was drawn this morning by the jury commissioners. Names include Clarence Gardney Timothy Holdeman Noel Murphy Harrison township Harvey Ulery Jefferson township Frank Cook Elkhart township red App Washington township George Mason Clinton township Chas Husband Olive township Petit jurors include M A Demarest Concord township Burton Cline Locke township John Dunmire Concord township Orlin Bryner Clinton township Valentine Bemniller Harrison township W H Bunger Benton township Albert L Anglemever Union town Benjamin Patter Jackson township Tracy Wisher York township John Gohn Middlebury township Frank Whitmer Olive township George Bowser Elkhart township Judge James S Drake to convene court Monday October third. A fall festival will be held at Napahee under American Legion auspices over two days.
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Harrison Township
Harvey Ulery
Jefferson Township
Frank Cook
Elkhart
Washington Township
George Mason
Clinton Township
Chas
Husband
Olive Township
Petit Jurors
M. A. Demarest
Concord Township
Burton Cline
Locke Township
John Dunmire
Orlin Bryner
Clinton
Valentine Bemniller
W. H. Bunger
Benton Township
Albert L. Anglemever
Union Township
Benjamin Patter
Jackson Township
Tracy Wisher
York Township
John Gohn
Middlebury
Frank Whitmer
George Bowser
James S. Drake
Campaign Against Swindlers Targets Sioux City Fakirs
The South Bend Tribune reports a local campaign against swindlers in the city. Alleged fake Indian blankets sold at high prices exposed as cheap goods amid accusations that several merchants misrepresent merchandise to fetch top prices.
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Gambling house charge hits Elk Hart billiard parlor owner
Geo Vagis, proprietor of an Elk Hart billiard parlor, paid $20 and costs in the city court there this morning on a charge of running a gambling house.
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Elkhart
Phone 31 or 57 before 7 o'clock
A brief directive urges calling numbers 31 or 57 before 7 o clock if a Democrat is missed.
No Suffrage for Wives of Aliens
Wives of aliens will not be allowed to vote in the fall election and cannot become naturalized through their own efforts. A wife would obtain citizenship only through her husband's naturalization. The opinion was sent to County Clerk C. W. Foulks by Ele Stansbury, state attorney general.
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Ele Stansbury
The Weather Forecast Update
Fair and cooler tonight with showers likely in the extreme south on Tuesday.
Senator Harding On Speaking Trip Headed Toward Baltimore
Senator Harding republican presidential nominee travels by special train through Pennsylvania on his second campaign swing. He will deliver a major speech in Baltimore after arrivals this afternoon, then speaks in Wheeling West Virginia and Ashland Kentucky. Milk producers near Goshen meet October 20 seeking a creamery or other outlet for whole milk and products at the county courthouse.
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Talk of Junking Winona Interurban Rail Line
The Dern State Journal reports the Winona Interurban Railway faces financial trouble with a receiver in control. If the Peru division is junked, Goshen division loses through traffic and the entire line may be abandoned. J O C Slade and J O Motto warned Akron Mentone Leesburg merchants along the Peru route and communities plan new factories to boost business.
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Dense Fog Delays Atlantic Fleet Steamers in New York Harbor
Dense fog blocks access to New York Harbor as more than 25 large steamships including all Atlantic fleet battleships anchor in the outer harbor. The Atlantic squadron has attempted to enter the harbor since yesterday, leaving vessels unable to proceed.
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Amundsen's Maud Ice Bound Off Siberia
Reports from Nome indicate Captain Roald Amundsen's polar ship Maud is wedged in polar ice west of Kolyuchin Bay between Wrangell Island and the Siberian coast. Traders reached Nome with the news. David Garman of Nome presented the Elk Hart County Historical Society a copy of the 1773 Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser.
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Alaska
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Maud
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Kolyuchin Bay
Siberia
Wrangell Island
Siberian
David Garman
Chambersburg
Elkhart County Historical Society
Maryland Journal
Baltimore Advertiser
Indiana Public Service Commission Denies Passenger Fares Increase
The Indiana Public Service Commission upheld keeping passenger fares unchanged and granted limited rate increases to freight and commodities to align with Illinois. New rates take effect October 1 with modest rise in class and general commodity rates, while brick sand and gravel were not raised and passenger charges remain at three cents per mile. The decision rejects a 40 percent rail fare hike and freight boost sought to match federal adjustments.
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Second Convention Of American Legion Opens in Cleveland
Cleveland September 2 More than 1 000 delegates filled the Hippodrome theatre as national commander Franklin D Olier opened the second annual American Legion convention Invocations were offered by Rev James J Kelley of Troy N Y and Cleveland mayor William Fitzgerald delivered the welcoming remarks
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Michigan Central Detectives Held in Manslaughter Case
Edward Schlene and Charles Simmons of Michigan Central railroad detectives face manslaughter charges after shooting Joli McFarlan, a former soldier, near Porter. Each is under $2,000 bond. Mike Seelé paid a $1 fine and received a suspended ninety day sentence to the penal farm after pleading guilty to a charge of petite drunkenness in the mayor’s court.
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Charles Simmons
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Joli McFarlan
Porter
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Elk Hart County Farmers Federation to Meet Saturday
Officers and directors will meet in the county agent's office on Saturday October 2 at 1 30 p m. Several matters of importance will be disposed of at that meeting.
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Elkhart County Farmers’ Federation
Jersey Cattle Breeders Race to Meet October 6
C Mighler of New Paris, president of the Jersey Cattle Club in Elkheart County, will call a meeting of all Jersey breeders on October 6 at the county agent's office.
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