Barnhart Slams Paper Trust At Indiana Editors Meet
The thirty-eighth annual Northern Indiana Editorial Association session ended with a grand dinner at the country club after business and entertainment. Henry A. Barnhart of the Rochester Sentinel delivered a timely slam at the paper trust, drawing strong reaction from editors and their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Country Club
Plymouth
Clay Metsker
Plymouth Independent
Murdock Hotel
Elks Band
Miss Henderson
Henderson
del” Crampton
Delphi
Carroll County
J. A. Kautz
Kokomo
C. B. Landis
John B. Stoll
South Bend Times
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester Sentinel
B. F. Southam
Logansport
South Bend
Rochester
James E. McDonald
Wgonier Banner
W. H. Zimmerman
Peru Sentinel
Clay W. Metsker
Frank P. Gould
Kewanna Herald
Longcliff
Terflinger
Logansport & Lafayette
City Engineer Estimates Storm Sewer for East End
City Engineer John Schmitt and his team prepare an estimate for a storm water sewer in the East End. The project, costing about 8000 to 9000 dollars, would run from Twenty second and George to the alley between North and High, then north to Twenty fourth, linking to the existing sewer to Hel river. A basin will collect flood water from high lands south of George, reducing spring street flooding that has left gutters four feet deep. Residents long for relief from wet streets and rubber boots for children at Nan Nell Webster school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmitt
East End
Twenty-second
George Streets
Market
Broadway
Twenty-fourth Street
High Streets
Hel River
George Street
Twenty-second Street
George
Nan Lel Webster School
Market Street
City Considers Motor Fire Wagons in Place of Horses
Mayor George P. McKee backs motorized fire equipment as town officials debate purchasing a motor truck. The current horse-drawn wagon is condemned and unsafe, with savings in upkeep and faster response expected. Other cities use motor wagons. Loganport weighs the cost and feasibility of upgrading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. McKee
Logansport
Bitten in Fight on Sycamore Street Leads to Arrest
Tim Rehwald and John Brown clashed on Sycamore Street last night. Brown is jailed on assault and battery charges after Rehwald sustained a black eye and a bite on the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Rehwald
John Brown
Sycamore Street
Brown
Rehwald
Italian man ordered from town after assault on Tim Redwald
John Brown was banished from the town after severely beating Tim Redwald. Oliver Mullendore received fifteen days for intoxication-related arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Tim Redwald
Oliver Mullendore
Maori Evangelist Rawei to Preach at Market Street Church
Rev Rawei of the Maori of New Zealand will preach at Market Street M E church Sunday both morning and evening. His remarkable life began as a wild child, later educated at Christ Church University and now a gifted pulpit orator. His talk highlights the dramatic progress of his people from savagery to civilization within sixty years. He travels with his family on a tour of American states before returning to England.
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Rawei
New Zealand
Indiana
Market Street
M. E
Mr. Rawei
Christ Church University
Loransport
England
City gutters cleaned after hauling 2000 dirt loads
The force of men completed gutter cleaning in the city and removed 2000 loads of dirt. All but eighty loads were sold to residents filling in Tots.
County Tax Delinquency Estimated At 20000 Dollars
County Treasurer Matthew Moroney says about 20000 dollars in delinquent taxes are on the books this year. He vows to ferret out the debts and collect the funds.
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Matthew Moroney
Helms Injured At Pan Handle Shops After Hammer Blow
Joe Helms, a Pan handle shops worker, is off duty after a hammer blow and developing symptoms of blood poisoning. Medical attention sought as condition monitored by supervisors.
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Joe Helms
Panhandle
Charley Butler Receives Commission as Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms
Charles Butler was appointed assistant sergeant-at-arms for the Chicago convention and yesterday received his commission from W. F. Stone, chief sergeant-at-arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butler
Chicago
W. F. Stone
Labor Colony Plan to House New York Vagrants
Edmond Kelly announces a bill to establish a labor colony near New York for tramps and disorderly persons. The 6000 acre Long Island site would employ thousands in clearing and farming, with magistrates sending vagrants to two year max terms but swift releases for willing workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Mr. Kelly
Robert W. Debberd
Charities
Robert Bruere
Orlando Lewis
Charity Organization Society
Hebrew Charities
Ice
New York Central
Ross Heads District Bankers Press Committee at Wabash
W. W. Ross of the First National Bank was named head of the press committee at the Eleventh district bankers meeting held yesterday in Wabash. Other appointments include R. A. Morris on arbitration, R. A. Edwards on uniform action, G. R. Bracken on reception and program, and N. G. Hunter on protection against fraud.
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W. W. Ross
First National Bank
Wabash
R. A. Morris
Fairmount
R. A. Edwards
Peru
G. R. Bracken
Montpelier
N. G. Hunter
Memorial Day Ceremonies Honor Red Men at Mt Hope
One thousand Red Men are expected for memorial services led by John McCaffrey at Mt Hope. Delegations from Kokomo Wolcott Peru and Frankfort will join a parade forming on Third Street and marching to the cemetery for prayers by Rev Joseph H Craig and a graveside tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope
John McCaffrey
Charles A. Shaff
Kokomo
Wolcott
Peru
Elks’ Band
Third Street
Broadway
Peru Lodge
Murdock Hotel
Wolcott Lodge
Kokomo Lodge
Frankfort Lodge
Sixth
Harry Green
Lodge
Joseph H. Craig
Ninth Street
Abandoning Children Sparks City Probes
Mrs. Sadie Feinberg left her four children aged up to eight at the United Hebrew Charities reception room and was later arrested for abandonment. Officers obtained her address. she was found at home reading a newspaper. The incident follows a recent pattern of East Side mothers abandoning their offspring to charities.
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New York
Sadie Feinberg
United Hebrew Charities
Captain James Returns from Middle East Trip
Captain James has returned from a trip to Lebanon Crawfordsville Thorn town and Frankfort where he pursued army interests. During his absence David Rush a local printer has led the army. Monday Captain James will travel to South Bend for an army meeting.
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James
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Thorntown
Frankfort
David Rush
South Bend
Start Work on Line at Once for Logansport Marion Traction
City officials state construction will begin promptly with crews on both ends of the line. Surveying is complete, material ordered, and operations may start before cold weather. An adjusted crossing will reduce rail costs. eastern capital backs the project and local men will gain work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Wilson
Marion
Board of Public Works
Logansport-Marion Traction Company
George W. Funk
Wilson
Panhandle
Lake Erie
Bunker Hill
Traction Company
Convention at Spencer Park Aims for Cool Grove Rally
A movement seeks to hold the county Republican convention at Spencer Park in the cool grove or the skating rink if rain interrupts. Organizers say the park suits thousands of delegates and families, offering a picnic atmosphere and easier accommodation than a hall. The plan is in its infancy but growing in support among rural and city delegates.
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Spencer Park
Colts Win On Narrow Margin Over Riverside Park
The West Side Colts defeated Riverside park in a fast afternoon game. Score 13 to something unspecified. Colts lineup included L. Kendall catcher W. Alt nitcher F. Sauers short W. Kraut first base D. May second base J. Barnard third base M. Harris center field Lisle Kendall right field B. Potta left field.
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West Side Colts
Riverside Park
Colts
L. Kendall
W. Alt
Nitcher
F. Sauers
W. Kraut
D. May
J. Barnard
M. Harris
Lisle Kendall
B. Potta
Another Motor Mail Man Drives Route Faster
Carrier Patton on a rural New Waverly route has bought a motorcycle and now covers his route in half the usual time. Several other local carriers are negotiating for motorcycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
New Waverly
Cotterman in Court as Prosecution Seeks Jail Stay
The habeas corpus hearing for Robert H. Cotterman, accused of fatally shooting James T. Brown in Galveston, continues in Cass circuit court. Prosecutors pressed for first degree murder to keep Cotterman jailed until trial while defense argued for release on bond.
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Cotterman
Robert H. Cotterman
James T. Brown
Galveston
Cass
John S. Larry
A. G. Jenkines
Brown
Custer
Fansler
Larry & Mahoney
Sheriff Asked to Pay in Indiana Suit
Windfall Indiana June 5 Mrs Clara Hobbs wife of Edward Hobbs sues Sheriff Will Devault Tipton county in Tipton circuit court seeking 315 dollars after Edward Hobbs abandoned her in 1905 and failed to provide for wife and child. A prior judgment of 275 dollars was issued and Hobbs jailed until paid but was later released via sheriff custody and the judgment remains unsatisfied due to alleged negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Clara Hobbs
Edward Hobbs
Tipton
Will Devault
Tipton County
Hoboe
Hobbs
Westminster headmaster disputes American English claims
London June 5 James Gow head master of Westminster school challenges Profs. Brande Crande and Seat and their claim that Americans speak as good English as the English. He cites American teachers visiting Westminster and argues English grammar pronunciation are more accurate and graceful and that American education lags behind Britain.
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London
James Gow
Westminster School
Alois Crande
W. W. Seat
Brande
England
Eleven Graduates At Hariston Township School
Graduation exercises conducted last night at the Lucerne school house drew a large crowd. The program featured an array of speakers and musical numbers. Graduates listed include Mary Patty Florence Remily Florence Dodt Nellie Morris Lola Powlen Fern Powlen Elmer Tucker John Smith Leo Frushour Russell Kerns and Edgar Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Lucerne
Mary Patty
Florence Remily
Florence Dodt
Nellie Morris
Lola Powlen
Fern Powlen
Elmer Tucker
John Smith
Leo Frushour
Russell Kerns
Edgar Baker
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Barnhart
Paper Trust
Oliver Hand
Royal Center
Fern Felix
Chester McCormick
North Judson
Fred Symthe
The
Nelson
Crystal and Ark
From Hardie
the Crystal
Manager of
the Ark
Open Sesame
Council
Tim
Savage
M.E. Church
Helms
Charley
Edmond Kelly
City Club
Ross
Captain James Back
Rink
Jenkines
Gow
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