Ministers and politics dominate Anderson conference agenda
A forthcoming Anderson conference will showcase church political maneuvering over appointments and a possible Baltimore delegateship. Notable figures include Union Banner Hunt, C M Kimbrough, E E Hendee, H L Burr, G L Cartwright, Daniel Waugh, T F Berhart, and H N Herrick as contenders.
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Anderson
Baltimore
Indiana
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Union
Banner Hunt
Winchester
C. M. Kimbrough
Muncie
E. E. Hendee
H. L
Burr
Newcastle
G. L. Cartwright
Fortville
Daniel Waugh
Tipton
T. F. Berhart
Mishawaka
H. N. Herrick
Bluffton
C. N. Wade
Ft. Wayne
C. C. Cissell
Wade
William Chopson
Warren
Cnopson
Methodist University
Normal City
Eastern Indiana Normal University Board
North Indiana Conference
Watch Recovered After Reporter Ad Sparks Return
Miss Fern Eckert of Linden avenue had her watch lost Saturday on Third street. Scott Wirick of the West Side found it Sunday on Third near Court street. After seeing the Reporter ad Tuesday evening, the watch was returned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Eckert
Linden Avenue
Third Street
Scott Wirick
West Side
Miss Eckert
Cass Boy In Trouble
It is reported that Orville G. Emerick of Galveston and student at Michigan University was in the crowd that destroyed the moving picture show. The students will pay for the damage done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville G. Emerick
Galveston
Michigan University
Bryan Democrats to Organize Club Meeting
The Democrats plan a Bryan club organization meeting in the north court room Monday at 8 o'clock. The event aims to form a local party group and mobilize members for future activities.
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North Court Room
Bryan
The Silver Blade by Charles Edmonds Walk Opens as a Top Detective Tale
Galveston author Charles Edmonds Walk releases The Silver Blade, a four-book detective novel published by McClurg Chicago. The orange buckram volume features five color illustrations by A. B. Wenazel and rapid, dramatic action praised as a leader among younger writers. Local dealers expect the book in a few days, with arrivals not yet on hand this morning.
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A. C McChirg Company
Chicago
A. B. Wen
Johnston versus Metropolitan Insurance seeks new trial in circuit court
Samuel M. Johnston has moved for a new trial against Metropolitan Insurance in the circuit court. William D B Grant filed a suit in the circuit court against Moses B Grant and others demanding quiet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Johnston
Metropolitan Insurance Company
William D. B. Grant
Moses B. Grant
Man With Mustache Key to Beer Sale Case
A colored man Howell testified he bought six bottles of beer from E. E. Howard a Sycamore street saloon keeper. Howell failed to identify the seller in court, saying the man had a mustache. The case was dropped and Howell received the beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namal Howell
Howard
Marning Howard
Polie Court
John W. McGreevy
Howell
Custer
Doward
M. F. Mahoney
Cheers for Schmitz as graft case stirs San Francisco crowd
In San Francisco on March 19 the audience at a theatre cheered former Mayor Schmitz during his walk to the stage. Shouts of three cheers for Schmitz echoed through the hall, lasting over five minutes as about a hundred people rose to greet him and shake hands.
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San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Old Swimmin Hole Defends From Brandywine Ditch Plan
In Indianapolis readers learned the Indiana Supreme Court ruled Brandywine creek must not be turned into a ditch. The decision blocks the Greenfield led movement to erase the "old swimmin hole" famous from a James Whitcomb Riley poem. The court found no clear necessity for the alteration.
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Indianapolis
Brandywine Creek
James Whitcomb Riley
Supreme Court
Citiens
Greenfield
Riley
Miller case widens rift over cold nights and visits
In irenit court the husband testified accusing a sister in law of contributing to the estrangement. He complained of his wife's frequent visits to her home and said she used to wind up in red clothing while he lay shivering. A son testified against the mother yesterday.
School Board Purchases 250 Gallon Chemical Tank
The board buys a 250 gallon chemical tank from Obenchain and Boyer to be installed in the Lincoln school basement. It will be piped to all three floors with 125 feet of hose on each level, serving as protection against fire.
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Rom Obenchain & Boyer
Lincoln School
Schools Probing Courts After Funds In County
Superintendent William Haas of the county schools has orders from Fascisti A. Cotton the state superintendent of schools to probe the justice courts and determine if all school funds have been turned over. The county fund is very small.
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William Haas
Fascsti A. Cotton
Justice Ecourts
Graas to Build Residence on Schrock Property
Ferdinand H. Graas secretary of Stewart Dry Goods has bought the old Schrock property at Twelfth and North streets and will erect a new residence. The long occupied house on the site is being razed.
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Ferdinand H. Graas
Stewart Dry Goods Company
Schrock
Many New Houses Rise Near Miami Avenue and North Pearl
A number of new residences are under construction near Miami avenue and North Pearl street. Several houses have been completed and others are nearing completion.
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Miami Avenue
North
Pearl Street
Water Works Board Reports February Finances and Hospital Extension
Superintendent Charles Sellers presented February figures showing water rents of 1 527.55 and disbursements 2 142.03 due to extensions repairs and salaries. Funds at month start 16 697.05 fell to 10 082.55 after disbursements and collections. M F Sullivan urged immediate water mains extension to Twenty eighth Street hospital site. six inch main and four inch hydrant line to be installed. The board approved the project and accepted plumber William B Powell’s bond.
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M. F. Sullivan
Twenty-eighth Street
William B. Powell
Woman Gets Twenty Years For Murder Under Unwritten Law
In Xenia Alabama Samuel Roberts was killed in front of the Hillsdale hotel early Sunday evening. Kate Trainer formerly Mrs William Goins pleaded guilty before Judge Rose and received a twenty year penitentiary sentence for killing her former lover.
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Louisville
Kate Trainer
William Goins
Samuel Roberts
Hillsdale
Xenia
Rose
Roberts
Stabbing Affray Breaks Out After School Walk Home
In an East End street quarrel yesterday noon, Reed Burdge stabbed Lawrence Copeland in the right arm after a dispute with several boys over sidewalk space. Copeland, bleeding from the wound near the brachial artery, fled to his home where a doctor dressed the injury.
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East End
Lawrence Copeland
Buprus Copeland
Twentieth Street
Reed Burdge
L. J. Burdge
Broadway
Burdge
Guy Maple
A. B. Maple
Ninteenth Street
Maple
Copeland
Camden High School Commencement Set for April 27
The Camden high school commencement will be held on April 27 with Dr. Fr. H. Lindley delivering the address. The eight members of the class are Bessie Robison Dora Dillon Ralph Lines Mabel Wasson Gertrude Hoff Myra Plank Fern Campbell and Edith Harrison. Miss Wasson’s parents reside in Logansport.
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Camden High School
Fr. H. Lindley
Bessie Robison
Dora Dillon
Ralph Lines
Mabel Wasson
Gertrude Hoff
Myra Plank
Fern Campbell
Edith Harrison
Miss Wasson
Logansport
Sanders Captures Suspected Burglary Suspect in Winamac
Detective Sanders arrested a colored man found in a Denham box car toasting near a fire. The man’s grip and nearby boxes allegedly held recently stolen goods from a Winamac store. Authorities believe the suspect is the burglar. Lon Hoffman struck Peter Jenks in front of North street feed barns, causing a three inch scalp wound. Joseph Cooper, jailed for intoxication, was shipped out after trying to leave town repeatedly.
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Percy Jones
Jennie Shumaker
Rochester
Dowling Theatre
Wermess
Jones
Third Street
Winamac
Ellis
Lon Hoffman
Peter Jenks
North Street
Hoffman
Jenks
Joseph Cooper
Panhandle
Cooper
Penhaindle
Grand Rapids man guest of Helm street hostess
Clint Stevens of Grand Rapids Michigan is the guest of Miss Ethel Myers of Helm street in a social visit noted in local society circles.
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Clint Stevens
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ethel Myers
Helm Street
Cass county delegates weigh governor bids in early convention
Cass county delegates head to Indianapolis for the March 25 26 state convention to back a governor candidate. C G Conn of Elkhart has labor support and business appeal while Carroll McCullough of Anderson touts his repealing metropolitan police law andDemocratic loyalty. Samuel M Ralston of Lebanon is cautious on local option laws. Rev Kuhns of Richmond and L Ert Slack of Franklin and William O Keefe of Plymouth are minor contenders.
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Cass County
Indianapolis
C. G. Conn
Elkhart
Conn
Jonn
Carroll K. McCullough
Anderson
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
Ralston
Kunns
Richmond
Cass
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
William O'Keefe
Plymouth
Rev
Kuhns
Barnes Gets Contract For New English Lutheran Church
The English Lutheran Church at First and Market will be built by James I Barnes for about 25000 dollars. Three other bidders included Frank Medland Wiley Co and Bruner Co. The project covers rough construction and decorating with lighting plumbing and heating to follow. The old church will be razed next week after services this Sunday.
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First
Market Streets
James I. Barnes
Barnes
Frank Medland
Wiley & Co
Chicago
Nelson Theatre
Bruner & Co
South Bend
J. Q. Simons
Lenrth
Cavalryman Captain Curbero Visits City on Route Home
Captain Lawrence Curbero of Culver Military Academy rode a McKinley horse from Culver yesterday noon and reached Williamsport at five. He departed for Williamsport again this morning after a city stop last night.
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Lawrence Curbero
Culver Military Academy
Williamsport
Culver
McKinley
Wiliamsport
Colored porter Albert Allen Recovers Stolen Money
Albert Allen a colored porter at Panhandle station is happy as $33 taken days ago is returned. Clerks had removed the money as a joke but it was recovered and restored to him.
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Albert Allen
Panhandle Station
River rises after rain but stays below danger mark
Heavy rainfall caused the Wabash River to rise several feet overnight yet officials report waters remain below danger levels and no evacuations are planned.
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Wabash River
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Bryan Club
Galveston Mian
McClurg
Charles Edmonds
Azel
Liberty
Liberty League
Anti-Saloon League
Huwary
E. E. Howard
Sycamore Street Sa
Vonist
Water Department
Charles Sellers
The
City Water Works
Board of Public Works
Suhud Laby
Lad
Sanders
Detective Sanders
Denham
Sunn
Him
McCullough
New English Lutheran Church
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