Primary results show broad turnout with key governor nominees
The first test of the new primary system drew about 60 percent of the normal vote state wide, with Adair Democratic candidate for Governor defeating Clare and Goodrich securing the Republican nomination. McCormick and Smith won joint Senator nominations, while several county offices and delegates were decided, some races still pending second choice totals.
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Clare
Goodrich
McCray
Myers
Starke County
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New
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Hanly
J. B. Wilson
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Hickey
Stephens
Taylor
Burson
Pulaski County
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O. B. Smith
Knox
N. I. Rowley
LaPorte
Smith
Walters
Ora
Compton
Hite
Parker
Favorite
Geo. Collins
Jno. Kesler
North Bend Township
Kesler
Lee Wolfe
Fred Linn
Benj. Fleishman
Fred Kingman
E. M. Schwarzentraub
Abner
Flory
Larren
Lohr
Thompson
Sheriff
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Peterson
Rodgers
Harry Sibert
Surveyor
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Lucas
Hillabold
Savery
Spoor
Murray
Grounds
Firestone
W. W. Dye
F. O. Hisey
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Schwartzentraub
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Gary's February Building Boom Hits Record $250000
Gary's February construction activity reaches $250,015 per Building Commissioner Dougan's records marking the strongest February boom in the city's history. The brisk start signals a record spring and summer for Gary. Revival meetings at the M. E. church continue through the week with strong attendance and growing interest.
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Gary
Dougan
Gary Tribune
M. E. Church
Raise The Section Men Of The C. and O Fulton March 1
Fulton Leader reports the section men of the C and O line near Fulton will receive a 10 cent advance March 1, making daily scale 1.70. Section Foreman Rogers adds 4.00 to his pay for his duties, while workers argue rail labor earnings should include sustenance and clothing as rail wages rise. Thos Wessely returns from Gary for the week. Mrs E E Wells and family visit Mrs J V Collier.
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Fulton
Rogers
Fulton Leader
Thos. Wessely
Gary
E. E. Wells
South Pda
J. V. Collier
Mortgage Exemptions Filing Window For Starke County
Starke county residents with farm or city property mortgage should file mortgage exemptions with the recorder during March or by April 30 to avoid voiding eligibility. Notaries can prepare the redemption. County Recorder Reasoner urges timely action countywide.
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Starke County
Recorder’s
County Recorder Reasoner
Hook Case Begun In Pulaski Court For Fout Murder
After weeks of delay the murder case of Samuel Hook and his son William Hook opens in Pulaski Circuit Court over the death of 10 year old Oris Fout near Knox. The defendants claim self defense as jurors are drawn. eleven potential jurors are questioned by both sides ahead of trial.
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Hook
Young Fout
Foot
William Hook
Samuel Hook
Knox
County Board of Education Plans Eighth Grade Exams and Centennial
At the regular meeting held in the County Superintendent's office on Monday March 6 the board arranged for closing several township schools and set the diploma exam for the third Saturday in March and the third Saturday in April at Knox North Judson Hamlet Grovertown San Pierre and the North Bend High School. A County Centennial Celebration and Commencement will be planned with a committee including John L Moorman Henry F Schricker Chester A McCormick Dr W J Solt and John Graham. A Dusek's hall dance was well attended. Mrs F W Burbank left for Toledo to visit a seriously ill brother and Louie Ceretti left for New York to meet his future bride arriving from Italy. They will reach North Judson Sunday.
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Israel Zanewill
Palace Theatre
Harmount
Burch's Hall
Thomas Wessely
North Judson Electric Co
Gary
Joseph Wessely
Tommy
Theresa Dahike
Agnes Sindelar
Bessie Dolezal
Marie Wister
Marie Held
Anna Levandowski
Eugina Lawrence
Theresa Pickle
Sophie Velk
Rosa Velk
Violet Miller
Emma Dolezal
John Boyie
Otto Rozhon
F. J. Vessely
Chicago
John Prochaska
Vessely
Aug. Spenner
Spenner
Henry Smith
Railroad Township
Greaner
Aldine
Swanson
Harry Bernetha
Forty-first Judicial District
Rochester
L. B. Bernetha
Wheatfield H. 8
Wheatfield
Reuben Roney
This Place
Prof
Sterrett
County Board of Education
Knox
North Judson
Hamlet
Grovertown
San Pierre
Dusek’s
F. W. Burbank
Toledo
Louie Ceretti
New York
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