Wedded Kendallville Girl Weds Kentucky Man
Mae Arnold of Valparaiso marries William M. London of Franklin Kentucky in a recent ceremony. The Kendallville native, once a local resident, has lived in Valparaiso with her mother Mrs BE Arnold and worked as a stenographer for Chicago mica company. They plan to reside in St Louis Missouri after August 1, with the couple at home to friends there.
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Mae Arnold
Valparaiso
William M. London
Franklin
Kentucky
Kendallville
Be, Arnold
Chicago Mica Company
St. Louis
Ella Gillis
Lynch Crowd Forms After Indianapolis Murder
Indianapolis July 10 a crowd gathered on Indiana Avenue as Aaron Morton, a Black man, shot his wife to death. The mob demanded his lynching while police and a bystander tried to calm tensions. The scene reflected volatile public anger in the aftermath of the killing.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Avenue
Aaron Morton
Morton
Design of City Building Plan Prompts Civic Appeal
Kendallville citizens urged to cooperate on future public buildings. A four-corner group on South Main Street is suggested to shape a proposed city library site. American Civic Association offers assistance to stimulate civic interest as John Mitchell promises a public library lot. Government may fund a third corner development in coming years.
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Kendallville
South Main Street
John Mitchell
Root Dined at San Juan but Skips Key Issues Speech
San Juan Porto Rico July 10 EHbis Root United States secretary of state arrived aboard the cruiser Charleston on his voyage to the Caribbean but his address here made no direct references to pressing topics. The speech focused on protocol and general remarks rather than outlining policy or addressing outstanding concerns.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Public Buildings for Kendallville Idea Drive
The Sun invites readers to contribute ideas and criticism on Kendallville’s future public buildings. It urges grouping near corners, expanding the city’s plan within a few years, and stresses open public opinion through letters and suggestions from all residents.
National Org Opposes Canteen for Veterans Troops
Indianapolis July 10 There will be no canteen at Port Benjamin Harrison while regular troops and the Indiana National Guard occupy the post Governor Hanty says the army canteen has been abolished and Indiana militia will not establish one The statement reflects a stance against alcohol facilities for soldiers and guards at the post.
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Indianapolis
Port Benjamin Harrison
Indiana National Guard
Hanty
Indiana Militia
Foxt Benjamin Tarp
Keller & Co Plans Major Remodeling of Dry Goods Store
J Keller & Co outlines extensive changes to their dry goods house and ware rooms. Architect R Weatherhogg of Fort Wayne has drawn modern store plans and is present in the city as work on the remodeling progresses.
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J. Keller & Co
Keller & Co
R. Weatherhogg
Fort Wayne
Weatherhogg
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