27 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
1
The State Railroad Commission ruled that Erie Railroad passengers must endure current service as officials declined to intervene. The decision leaves riders dissatisfied with slow schedules crowded cars and frequent delays cited by commuters and local leaders.
The State Railway Commission finds Erie local passenger service poor and refuses to order expanded trains west of Huntington. North Judson residents led petitions, but the decision preserves status quo while critics warn of worsening travel and higher car usage. The Monterey and North Judson communities express frustration over limited stops and perceived railroad bias.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday reversed its November decision, holding the gravel road law valid including the three mile provision. This brings relief to bankers and gravel road builders as roads will be completed and new projects in Starke county advance.
The Culver Citizen, last week, discusses a young man from North Raisom and his recent escapades. The report emphasizes community concern and the concerns of local residents.
Community notices honor longtime residents and report deaths and funerals in North Judson and nearby towns. Obituaries recount Jane Toeser Tucker, Theodore Collier, and Terissa Kolar while visiting locals warn of a failed shirt factory scheme by Arthur Broadstreet.
The U S Civil Service Commission schedules a February examination in North Judson for Aldine in Starke County to fill a fourth class postmaster position. Applicants must be US citizens age 18 or older with residency in the district and file forms at Washington DC within seven days of the exam.
A Starke County temperance group wins its first case amid a series of legal actions and community debate. Local officials and supporters applaud the decision as a milestone for the movement.
Ace Flaggs and the Starke County Law and Order League, backing liquor law enforcement, claim a victory as the county went dry after a local option move. Noe Foage of Wayne township faced a January term trial for selling liquor at Lena Park, with a hung jury and a ruling on fines. Other cases include Palast Poague’s sentence and pending actions against Mrs Kono pasek, Fred Wilek em, and a divorce for Mrs John Kessler.
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