Bendix plant relocation drive ends with loss for Logansport
Negotiations collapse over Bendix automobile plant move to Logansport. Chicago investors demand 16000 as working capital to relocate and maintain operations, while local fund subscribers refuse to pay without full conformity to the original contract. The Bendix factory appears lost, with investors insisting on accountability for funds.
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Bendix
Logansport
Chicago
Tribune
Chicago Company
Bendix Automobile Company
Corporations to Receive Funds From County Officials
County Auditor Cann and County Treasurer Maroney will distribute funds today to township and town school corporations. Logansport corporation receives 5131 309.04 and Logansport school city 20470.63. Royal Center 775.26 and Royal Centre 1917.50. Winton 511.16. Walton school city 813.31. Townships listed with allocations include Adams 2338.61, Bethlehem 2763.93, Boone 1556.45, Clinton 1538.52, Clay 1581.31, Deer Creek 3044.15, Eel 2877.62, Harrison 3686.63, Jackson 2912.72, Jefferson 238.12, Miami 2896.46, Noble 2286.27, Tipton 4603.08, Washington 2309.01.
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Maroney
Logansport Corporation
Logansport
Royal Center Corporation
Royal Centre
Winton Corporation
Walton
Adams
Bethlehem
Boone
Clinton
Clay
Deer Creek
Eel
Harrison
Jackson
Jefferson
Miami
Noble
Tipton
Washington
Local Brevities and Social Minutes
Christmas furniture at Cum mings and Viney. Miss Chalee Schmidt of Royal Centre visits with friends. Found keys at 12th and Broadway. call Tribune office to claim. Mrs Ed Shelley’s two daughters are ill on Linden Avenue. Mr and Mrs William A Hart visit South Bend to see daughter Mrs James Park. N W Benning and family from Two Harbors Minnesota arrive for a visit. Benning was former YMCA secretary here and now in Two Harbors.
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Cummings & Viney
Chalee Schmidt
Royal Centre
12Th
Broadway
Tribune
Ed Shelley
Linden Avenue
William A. Hart
South Bend
James Park
N. W. Benning
Two Harbors
Minnesota
Benning
Road opening petition approved by Jackson township board
Edward E Doug lass files to open a road in Jackson township. Commissioners appoint viewers Al Moss Noble W E Condon Washington and W R Freeman Deer Creek. Objections by McConnell Jenkines Jenkines & Stuart and Larry & Mahoney for D O Dykeman. Hillis Bradfield for petitioner.
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Edward E. Douglass
Jackson Township
al Moss
Noble Township
W. E. Condon
Washington Township
W. R. Freeman
Deer Creek Township
McConnell
Jenkines
Jenkines & Stuart
Larry & Mahoney
D. OD. Dykeman
Hillis & Bradfield
Indiana Good Place for Weary Willies
A statewide study by Amos W. Butler reports 4 503 tramps in Indiana in the year ending Sept 30 1908 with Vigo county harboring the most at 873. The Friendly Inn in Indianapolis aids the tramp issue while Evansville lodging houses show benefit. jail costs and age breakdowns are provided with 25 counties reporting no vagrants.
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Terre Haute
Vigo
Marion County
Indianapolis
Friendly Inn
Evansville
Vanderburg
Delaware County
Muncie
Madison
Anderson
Decatur County
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Elkhart
Knox
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Carroll
Sullivan
Monroe
Allen County
St. Joseph County
Board of
Brown
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Gibson
Greene
Harrison
Jackson
Jasper
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Newton
Noble
Orange
Perry
Pulaski
Ripley
Rush
Scott
Starke
Switzerland
War
Galveston Social Notes Mention Lectures and Visits
Galveston residents host visitors and attend events across towns. Notable items include Col Bain the Kentucky orator scheduled to speak at Galveston Baptist church on December 15, and a high school play Esmeralda at Red Men's hall with 20 and 10 cent admission.
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Red Men's Hall
Bank Robbery Suspects Identified as Experienced Criminals
Detectives identify two men arrested and sent to Lafayette for trial on the Clarks Hill bank robbery as former Columbus Ohio penitentiary inmates. Officials say they are veterans of the crime and have long criminal records.
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Lafayette
Clarks Hill
Columbus
Ohio
Executors Granted Permission to Sell Estate Property
Abraham Scheidler as executor of Charles Homburgs estate is authorized to sell part of the personal property. M F Fansler as executor is authorized to close the estate with minimal expense as the estate is insolvent.
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State Ofndiana
Cass County
Mercy Axtell
Indiana
Charles M. Cordell
Abraham Scheidler
Charles Homburg
M. F. Fansler
Santa Claus Wrote Him Keokuk Iowa Baseball Contract
Rosie Caroll received a Christmas present yesterday a contract for another year with the Keokuk Iowa baseball team. The letter accompanying it was complimentary of his last season's work.
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Rosie Caroll
Keo- Kuk
Iowa
Mrs Winslow Granted Divorce From Gurney Winslow
Divorce granted to Ada Winslow from Gurney Winslow after Judge Larry heard both sides. Gurney appeared reluctantly. C Ei. Stuart represented Mrs. Winslow in court.
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Ada Winslow
Gurney Winslow
Larry
Gurney
C. Ei. Stuart
Uncle Hiram's Deduction Begins Neighbor Inference
Mrs Gadsby's Uncle Hiram questions the neighbors. She guesses they recently moved in. He suspects they may have lived there long. He wonders if they are well off since they never borrow. The dialogue comes from the Chicago Record Herald.
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Hiram
Chicago Record- Herald
Must Have Meant Him Miss Roxie Swellman In Question
Fragmentary dialogue shows Cholly Lap head seeking clarity on winning and Roxie Swellman’s remark about being chosen. Miss Pepprey recalls Roxie saying no one was good enough, leaving uncertainty about a future match.
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Cholly Laphead
Roxie Swellman
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