Democratic convention in Cass county nominates county rep candidates
The largest Cass county Democratic gathering met in Ellis’ nail with 543 delegates voting 272 to select a representative. Willard Pitzer led after ballots, while Ash Crook Dan Crewe and Charles Kleckner also ran. Widespread praise for Gov. Marshall and Sen. Kern accompanied the session.
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Cass County
Ellis’ Nail
Frank W. Guthrie
Albert G. Jenkines
Jenkines
Glowipe
John W. Kern
United States
Kern
Jenkins
Third Ward
P. J. ‘Farrell
Will Berry
Tipton Township
Charles Rheinhart
Willard Pitzer
Clinton
Ash Crook
Clay
John Tam
Noble
Dan Crewe
Charles Kleckner
Logansport
Wallace Defeats Biett for County Recorder Post
John E. Wallace defeats Willard Biett in county recorder race with Wallace receiving 342 votes to Biett’s 195 in the reported tally.
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John E. Wallace
Willard Biett
Wallace
el- Tiett
Minnick Nominated for County Treasurer on First Ballot
Marvin M. Minnick of Tipton township led on the first ballot for county treasurer with 349 votes, while Deickmann received 108 and Nehr 7.
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Marvin M. Minnick
Tipton Township
Minnick
Deickmann
Nehr
Warren J. Butler Renominated Sheriff by Acclamation
Warren J. Butler was renominated for sheriff by acclamation in the local party meeting. The nomination solidifies Butler as the party’s candidate for the upcoming election.
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Warren J. Butler
Frank Davis Nominated by Acclamation for First District Commissioner
Frank Davis was nominated for commissioner of the First district by acclamation, securing unanimous endorsement from attendees. Davis now stands as the district’s chosen candidate with broad support reflected in the gathering.
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Frank Davis
Comet sighted by locals in western sky
A comet was seen Sunday evening by several residents in the western sky above the horizon between 8 and 9 o clock. If skies are clear it may be visible again but it shows no tail.
Beware of solicitor Ed Bray in town, police warn public
Police received a letter from Leslie Judge Publishing of Chicago claiming a man named Ed Bray is a solicitor for the company. Bray reportedly travels the area collecting subscriptions to Leatie's Weekly and the Judge magazine and keeping the money. Public is warned against transacting business with him.
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Leslie-Judge Publishing Company
Chicago
Ed Bray
Bray
Leatie’s Weekly
Judge Magazine
Bint
Stillwell Sues Valley Traction for $1200 Wages
William F. Stillwell of this city filed suit against Valley Traction at Wabash seeking $1200 in dues wages for work on sub stations at Buck Creek Delphi and Burrows.
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William F. Stillwell
The
Valley Traction Company
Wabash
Buck Creek
Delphi
Burrows
Beyers Court Proceedings Spark South Bend Interest
Beyers, a prominent South Bend figure, drew wide attention as physicians report he was found to be insane under the insanity proceedings.
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Beyers
South Bend
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Foot Pain From High Heels Causes Widespread Aches
Readers report foot and leg discomfort linked to wearing high heeled shoes. Medical advice urges better footwear choices to reduce strain and prevent long term pain.
Health Officers A116 Meeting draws many speakers in Indiana conference
State health officers gathered at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis for the annual Indiana health officers conference. Gov. Thomas R. Marshall welcomed attendees as Dr. J. P. Simmonds outlined laboratories in public health work and H. E. Barnard discussed enforcing pure foods laws.
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City Board of Health
John P. Nicodemus
County Board of Health
Charles Miller
Indianapolis
Indiana State Board of Health
Claypool Hotel
MacCoy
Thomas R. Marshall
J. P. Simmonds
Fred A.tucker
Noblesville
State Pure Food
Red Cross Society
H. E. Barnard
Pure Food and Drug
L. T. Rawles
Huntertown
Allen County
T. Henry Davis
Richmond
H. 8. Thurston
Ada Schweitzer
Indiana
George Keiper
Lafayette
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Toria
Seniors' play "For Old Eli" to run again Monday at Nelson theatre
High school seniors will stage a second performance of the play due to high demand. A meeting tonight will finalize ticket sale details and arrangements. Local interest has spurred requests from Monticello and Wabash to bring the show there, promising further profits if successful.
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Nelson Theatre
Monticello
Wabash
Wabash Athletic Association
Jilted lover deemed insane over threats to fled couple
Marion Beyers of Booth Bend traveling salesman for Oliver Chilled Plow Works was judged insane by a three member panel and will be sent to Longcliff. He reportedly sent letters to Edward J. Reilly and Daisy Farneman describing a black hand threat and urging him to stop pursuing Farneman. Reilly and Mrs Farneman produced the letters at the sanity inquest.
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Marion J. Beyers
Booth Bend
Oliver Chilled Plow Works
W. D. Chaffee
W. W. Parkett
William B. Wright
Longcliff
Beyers
Daisy Farneman
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Miss Farneman
Black Hand
Postmaster Johnston Attends Indiana Postmasters Session
John M. Johnston postmaster joins two day Indiana Postmasters meeting in Gary. Morning and afternoon business sessions proceed with a planned steel mill tour to conclude tomorrow morning. Johnston was ill during the proceedings.
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John M. Johnston
Gary
Indiana
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