Northern Indiana teachers to meet in Indianapolis week
The Northern Indiana Teachers' association will hold its twenty sixth annual meeting in Indianapolis Thursday through Saturday. State speakers and various education sessions are planned with J A Wood as new president. Weather cancellation could affect school dismissal and lodging, with politicians crowding hotels.
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Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Douglass
Washington
J. A. Wood
Laporte
South Bend
General Assembly
Reverend Herrick Retires At Quarterly Conference
At Wheatland Avenue M E church last evening Reverend H N Herrick concluded his labors as presiding elder of the district and will not be connected with district churches after the Anderson conference in April. Reverend Stewart, acting as temporary pastor, will retire from active ministry. Delegates from all city churches plan to attend next week's conference at Anderson.
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Wheatland Avenue M. BE
H. N. Herrick
Anderson
Stewart
Wheatland Avenue
Wingate Addresses County Assessors on Pay and Duties
John C. Wingate state tax commissioner spoke to Cass Fulton Miami Howard Pulaski Carroll and White county assessors in the north court room. He urged unbiased business like work and serving the people, noting assessors are the poorest paid officials and should receive higher salaries. Assessors hailed the talk as timely and guidance for ongoing duties.
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Cass
Fulton
Miami
Howard
Pulaski
Garroll
White
John C. Wingate
Wingate
Cass County
Suicide in barn shocks Indiana community near North Manchester
Samuel Allisbaugh aged man of Chester township Wabash county hanged himself in a barn on a farm north of North Manchester few weeks after remarriage. He left a mystery tied to family connections including a sister confined at Longcliff and a past marriage history with one child. Local officials and ex sheriff Sanford C. Martin expressed regret and examined possible causes though no motive was found.
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Wabash
Ind
Manchester
Samuel Allisbaugh
Esterday
Mr. Allisbaugh
Beng
North Manchester
Sidney
Kosinsko County
John Allisbaugh
Chester Township
Wabash County
Allisbaugh
Sanford C. Martin
Miss Alliisbaugh
Longcliff
Mrs E C Folsom and Daughter Return to Saginaw
Mrs E C Folsom and her daughter Marjorie have returned to their home in Saginaw Michigan after a period away.
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E. C. Folsom
Marjorie
Saginaw, Mich
Saved From The Grave by Electric Shock Rescue
New York report of 15 year old Stephen Curtis declared dead after a 1400 volt feed wire shock in a power house. He was revived by artificial respiration and restored to life.
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New York
Stephen Curtis
Republicans appoint convention ushers and staff in Indiana
Two Cass county men Sam G. Gifford and Calvin C. Clugston were named ushers for the Republican State convention to be held at Indianapolis on April first and second. Carl Reddick state secretary of Winne mac announced other hires: John N. Morrow of Wabash assistant sergeant at arms Jack Winning of Blackford county reading clerk and Fred Swan of Huntington adding clerk.
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Cass County
Indianapolis
Carl Reddick
Winnemac
Sam G. Gifford
Calvin C. Clugston
John N. Morrow
Wabash
Jack Winning
Blackford County
Reading
Fred Swan
Huntington
Kermess Delights Large Nelson Theatre Audience
The Kermess at the Nelson theatre last evening under the L. A. to the B. of L. E. pleased a large audience and proved financially successful. Over 200 children performed, well drilled in roles such as French dolls Germans Zouaves sailor girls carnations Irish maids Turks and violets.
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Nelson Theatre
L. A
B. of L. E
Cause of Walton Fire Remains a Mystery Officials Probe Incendiary Suspected
Fire at Walton Sunday remains unexplained with locals suspecting arson. The Dutchess drug store safe was opened yesterday. money was warm but papers escaped damage. Mrs Routh reports hearing a fast team of horses minutes before the blaze.
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Walton
Dutchess
Suit Over Back Wages Against Electric Plating Co
George Stanley sues John Barnhart and Levi Worley doing business as Electric Plating Co on Sixth street for $10 back wages. Case filed by Walter Foskett and set for trial Monday morning.
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George Stanley
John Barnhart
Levi Worley
Electric Plating Company
Sixth Street
Walter Foskett
Horse and wagon crash injures youth in East End
A Petrie meat wagon horse bolted after tugs dropped striking heels. John Petrie and Joseph Buble and Helms boy were thrown. Buble, eighteen, suffered a broken leg. The rig overturned at Seventeenth and Toledo streets with others bruised.
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Petrie
John Petrie
Joseph Buble
Helms
Buble
George Buble
Seventeenth
Toledo
Young Buble
Runaway Collision Injures Royal Center Couple
While returning home from this city Saturday night Mr and Mrs William Lusher of Royal Center were thrown from a buggy when a frightened horse and wagon turned into a lane after sighting a cow. Mr Lusher suffered a broken collarbone and two broken ribs while Mrs Lusher sustained less serious injuries.
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Royal Center
William Lusher
Lusher
Suit For Possession Over Property At 1205 Smead Street
William Brixius filed suit against Harry Conners for possession of property at 1205 Smead Street and damages. He was awarded judgment for damages and Constable Dunkle served a writ of restitution on Conners.
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William Brixius
Harry Conners
Smead Street
Constable Dunkle
Conners
Clergymen in Peru Attend Service for Rev Guendling
Four Catholic clergymen from Peru Rev. F. A. King P. J. Crosson A. J. Kroeger and P. J. Quinn joined special services at the local Catholic church in memory of Rev. Charles Guendling who died in Lafayette on February 18.
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F. A. King
P. J. Crosson
A. J. Kroeger
P. J. Quinn
Peru
Charles Guendling
Lafayette
Vandalia roadmen rebuff resignations amid mass turnover
Over the past three months only one roadman at Vandalia has resigned while several have taken leave of absence. The remaining workers continue to hold their jobs despite the upheaval.
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Vandalia
Cass County Democrats Pick Davis As Chairman At Indy Meet
Cass county delegates to the Democratic state convention in Indianapolis elected George Davis chairman in a Grand Hotel session. State Chairman Stokes Johnson spoke hoarsely, with J. O. Stevens directing. Tonight Robert Meirs will deliver his long anticipated address to a likely packed Tomlinson.
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Cass County
Indianapolis
Grand Hotel
George Davis
Stokes Johnson
J. O. Stevens
Plymouth
Robert Meirs
Bloomington
Bob
Tomlinson
State House
Frank Butler
Miami County
M. S. Lairy
Supreme Court
Lairy
C. G. Conn
Elkhart
Kuhns
Richmond
Logansport
Indiana
Demand to Open Nineteenth Street From Jefferson to Toledo
A petition filed with the city clerk seeks to open Nineteenth street from Jefferson to Toledo for resident property owners who use the route but do not live there. The plan calls for grading gravelling and gutter bowldering with filling due to low ground and frequent flooding, and requires crossing the interurban tracks.
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Nineteenth Street
Jefferson
Toledo
Eighteenth Street
Board of Public Works
Toledo Street
Seventeenth Street
Jefferson Street
Primaries in Cass County Pick Delegates to State Convention
Republicans held Cass county primaries selecting delegates for the Indiana state convention in Indianapolis April 1 and 2. Labor opposed James E. Watson, reducing his county delegation though he kept an even break with Taylor. Ward races produced clear wins for Case Funk Pittman Berndt Lovell and others with Myers slated to back Watson and Myers for the supreme court seat.
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Cass County
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Taylor
Charles B. Longwell
Bert Patterson
W. H. Richardson
Charles A. Smith
Stewart T. McConnell
Geo. Case
Geo. W. Funk
Ed Pittman
Jos T. McNary
F. J.berndt
J. E. Cain
Arthur Lovell
Quincy A. Myers
Supreme Court
Fifth District
Cass
Indications Watson
Charles Miller
McConnell Johnston
Watson
Hugh Miller
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Caleb Mille Hall
Shortridge High School
Shortridge High School Orchestra
Morris M. Feuerlicht
North
Delaware Street Temple
W. P. Modlin
Hartford City
John A. Wood
Chestra
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
Tomlinson Hall
Shafer Symphony Orchestra
Geo. L. Mackintosh
Wabash College
Andrew F. West
Princeton University
Chas. W. Elliot
Harvard University
Musiec
Metropolitan School of Music Orchestra
Robert Newcomb Fulton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
David Baxter
Richard Burton
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Caleb Mills Hall
Don Carlos
Ris
Edwinh. Hughes
Greencastle
Kenneth Rose
Charless. Chapin
State Normal School
Providence
At. I
George Riddle
Palmer
Sewings
Third
Market Streets
Louis
Sewnig
Sewing
Herrrick
Leary
Elkins
United States
Abruzzi
Oridegroom
Kermess
Ell
East End
Conn
Rev. Kuhn
Jef
Ferson
Jim” Watson
George P. McKee
Fred Whammontree
George Barnes
C. B. Longwell
Calvin Clugston
R. Me. Closky
Herbert Brown
W. H. Kerrigan
William H. Richeson
Henry Voss
A. N. Dickerson
Third Ward
George Case
Arthur Halsted
Fourth Ward
John B. Winters
Bert Stuart
George Funk
Ed. Pittman
Hal B. Smith
Col
John Foster
Fifth Ward
FE. P. Hutton
Harry MccSheehy
F. J. Berndt
Joseph Crain
William Fraser
J. G. Schmitt
I. N. Watkins
Adams Township
John Leffel
Iid. Thomas
William Carson
Marion Leffel
Boone Township
George Sweet
B. A. Conrad
J. W. J. Kistler
A. L. Frantz
Bethehem Township
Alvah Crooks
A. Johnson
Mac Grable
Clinton Township
J. R Patterson
Asa Shideler
Frank Justice
Alpheus Porter
Clay Township
M. H. Williams
J. D. Fissel
William Scott
J. C. Thomas
Deer Creek Township
Hezekiah Turner
Lora Wilson
Ezra Kahl
Harrison Township
John Backus
Doc Armstrong
George Herd
Melvin Tucker
Jackson Township
William Wampler
W. 8. Munson
C. N. Hyatt
Jesse Ault
Quincey A. Myers
Jefferson Township
Jack Townsley
Everett Banta
Abe Miller
Horace Pryor
Miami Township
J. M. Metheny
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