Editor Fred Bowrer Wins a Long Fight in Berne Saloon Case
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Portland Indiana reports Berne a saloonless town after a drawn out anti saloon battle led by Fred Rohrer editor of the Berne Witness. Saloons Moritz Ehrson Samuel Kuntz and John Reineke quit. several cases against saloon keepers were withdrawn and indictments dropped amid a tense campaign that included assaults and a dynamite scare on Rohrer and repeated grand jury investigations.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Berne
Here
Fred Rohrer
Berne Witness
Moritz Ehrson
Samuel Kuntz
John Reineke
Adams County
Themelves
Circuit Court
Anti Forces
Rohrer
Big
Httle
Marion boy seeks 2000 dollars for lost ear
A nine year old Marion boy, Guy Jones, sues Anna Julius for 2000 dollars for the loss of his left ear after a dog attack on December 19 in front of his home. The ear incident followed a New York millionaire paying 5000 dollars for an ear replacement.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
New York
Guy Jones
Young Jones
Anna Julius
Lorn Stewart
Grant Superior Court
Mrs. Julius
Deaths at Lafayette Two Inmates Die of Apoplexy at Soldiers' Home
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Lafayette Ind December 23 Two deaths occurred today at the Soldiers Home both from apoplexy George W Rockwell a veteran of the Civil War and sergeant in Company F Ninth Indiana Infantry died soon after midnight He came to the Home from Grant County in 1902 born Parke County January 3 1842 leaving a widow A second death John J Tobias died at 2 PM He was born Scott County Indiana 184 and served as private in Company I Ninth Indiana Volunteers He came to the Home from Scott County in 1900 left a widow and children in Scottsburg
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
George W. Rockwell
Rockwell
Steenth
Indiana Infantry
Grant County
Parke County
John J. Tobias
Tobias
Scott County
Indiana
Ninth
Indiana Volunteers
Scottsburg
Fort Wayne Man Dies While Feeding Chickens
Fort Wayne Indiana December 2 Georg Garton proprietor of a sawmill died this morning after rising for breakfast to feed chickens. He had been in ill health and leaves a widow and six children. He joined the One Hundred Eleventh Ohio in 1882 and served through the Civil War. He moved to this county in 1870.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Georg Garton
Ohio
Elkhart
Letitia Anderson
William H. Anderson
Scotland
Bloomington
Isaac Carr
Pueblo
Col
John Harney
Palmer University endowment in peril trustees vote to abandon
Muncie Ind Dec 3 At a trustees meeting Palmer University faced a shortfall as an additional 10509 was pledged toward a 100000 endowment left by Francis A Palmer of New York Ball Brothers and L G Cowing donated small sums but 14500 remains to be raised The deadline was Jan 1 and if unmet the trustees plan to abandon the university after George F McCulloch of Indiana Union Traction Co previously pledged 19000 to the fund
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Palmer University
Francis Asbury Palmer
New York
Ball Brothers
L. G. Cowing
George F. McCulloch
In@ana Union Traction Company
Roe
Holiday passenger run boosts Indiana& Northwestern Traction line
Lebanon Ind Dec 3 The Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction Company carried 10 16 passengers on Thursday Friday and Saturday of last week The holiday traffic on the line has been very satisfactory to the officials of the road.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Huge Oolitic Stone Deal Completed in Indiana
The Perry Matthews and Buskirk Quarry sale to Cleveland Stone Company ends a record online stone belt transaction. Cleveland pays 900000 plus a 10 percent dividend to old stockholders. George Worthing named president, Charles Walters new manager, Captain D L McKay moves to Consolidated Stone. Owners Matthews relatives receive 100000 cash portion, with half on bonds. Quar ry near Bedford north six miles on the Monon houses 43 channeling machines and vast saw gangs. daily capacity about fifty to sixty carloads.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Perry, Matthews & Buskirk
Harrodsburg
Bedford
Cleveland Stone Company
George Worthing
Charles Walters
Chicago
D. L. McKay
Hedford
Captain McKay
Consolidated Stone Company
Fred Matthews
Senator Matthews
Mitchell
Walsh Quarries
Monon
Nls
Traction Railroad Seeks Local Subsidy Vote In Indiana
The Indiana Central Electrical Railway plans a subsidy request from Columbus township for either 1 percent or two thirds of 1 percent to fund a line from Columbus to Seymour and French Lick. Previous subsidies faced opposition in Jackson and Seymour, while Wayne township approved a $25,000 levy. Locals in Columbus and nearby areas support the project but oppose shouldering the cost.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Ind
Indiana Central Electrical Railway Company
Seymour
French Lick
Columbus Township
Jackson Township
Jackson County
Wayne Township
Serene Ban
Anxious to invest Elkhart cook resigns after cash gift
Joseph Fern, hired as a cook at Hotel Bucklen in Elkhart, received a $1,200 check from his Chicago copper dealer uncle H. B. Hines after twelve years. He, young and unmarried, quit and headed to Fort Wayne to invest his gift.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Joseph Fern
Hunting accident ends Monticello man’s life near farm
Henry Hage was shot and killed instantly while rabbit hunting on his Monticello farm yesterday. Neighbor J C Darfler’s gun discharged accidentally as Hage dislodged a rabbit. the shot struck his back and severed the spinal cord in the neck. The young married man had recently moved from Illinois with Darfler.
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Indianapolis Journal
Monticello
Ind
Henry Hage
J. C. Darfler
Hage
Darflers
Illinois
Elkhart county teachers institute opens with 250 present
Prof. Robert M. Hall of the Manual Training School in Indianapolis joins Elkhart county teachers institute in Goshen for a four day session. Dr. W. D. Howe of Richmond lectures on literature, and Dr. A. C. Yoder of Goshen is the other instructor. This is the only winter teachers institute in the state.
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Indianapolis
Goshen
Ind
Robert M. Hall
Manual Training School
Elkhart County
Teachers’ Institute
W. D. Howe
Richmond
Butler College
A. C. Yoder
Barn Fire Kills Two Horses in Wabash Indiana
Fire at Pettit Craft barn west of Wabash early this morning destroyed the structure along with two horses owned by J H McVicker. Many tools and vehicles were burned. Loss about 1300 dollars with only 100 dollars insured. Authorities suspect vandalism by tramps after drivers were refused.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Pettit Craft
J. H. McVicker
First National Bank of Plainfield Opens for Business
Plainfield Indiana December twenty third. The First National Bank of Plainfield opened for business today with capital stock of 300000 and thirty three directors. In a newly completed building costing 40000 the bank is one of the best equipped in Hendricks county. B W Anderson is president and Guy Cumberworth cashier, formerly with Citizens Bank of Plainfield.
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Indianapolis Journal
Plainfield
Ind
First National Bank of
Hendricks County
B. W. Anderson
Guy Cumberworth
Citizens’ Bank
Jefferson county Republicans fix dates for delegates and chairmen
A large Jefferson county Republican central committee meeting at the Madison courthouse included brief remarks by William E. Springer Senator Guthrie and Messrs Wilson Sulzer Roberts and Bear. They set January 8 to select fourteen delegates for the district convention and January 9 for precinct chairmen to organize the new county committee.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Jefferson County Republican Central Committee
William E. Springer
Guthrie
Messrs
Wilson
Sulzer
Roberts
Bear
Burglars Enter Homes of Company Official and Grocer
Burglars last night entered the homes of C. C. Reynolds general manager of the Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company and Charles Shepherd a grocer in Lebanon Indiana. They stole an overcoat and muffler from Reynolds and a gold watch and money from Shepherd.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
C. C. Reynolds
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Charles Shepherd
No appeals filed from Wayne Circuit to Supreme Court this year
Richmond Ind December 2. For the year ending this week no appeal has been taken from Wayne Circuit Court to the Supreme Court. This has not occurred in years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Wayne Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Breakfast at Mrs. Austin's feature buckwheat cakes and sausage
A simple morning spread includes good coffee, savory sausage, and plates of Mrs. Austin's buckwheat cakes, creating a hearty start to the day.
Burglar's Tools Sidelined by Lure of Crime in Indiana
Terre Haute police watch Thomas Keefe a known crook held on a common thief charge. He admits intent to burgle and possessed a full burglar’s kit but has no access to tools, prompting questions of confinement. He has links to Illinois and Michigan prior convictions and recent prison releases.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Thomas Keefe
Indianapolis
Keefe
Crawfordsville
Chester
Ill
Mattoon
Michigan
Ohio
Water powers near Monticella sold to McKain group
A. A. McKain of Indianapolis and three partners bought the water powers at Norway and Tioga on the Tippecanoe river near Monticello. The sites, once used for paper and wood pulp, have mills torn down. McKain also acquired riverbank lands below the town. Plans call for soon improving the sites, with electrical energy production as a primary goal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Monticella
Ind
A. A. McKain
Indianapolis
Norway and
Tioga
Tippecanoe River
Bradwen, Smith & Co
Chicago
McKain
Doctor receives patent for nose glass fastener
Shelbyville Indiana December 28 Dr J R Clayton of Shelbyville has been granted a patent for a new nose glasses fastener. The device uses a small wedge to secure the glasses to the nosepiece avoiding loose screws that weaken and break the frame. Clayton is in talks with several firms ready to market the invention.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
J. R. Clayton
Clayton
Shelby County Bar Association Holds Fifth Annual Meeting
In Shelbyville Indiana the Shelby County Bar Association met at the Knights of Pythias castle for its fifth annual gathering. Judge John V Hadley of the Indiana Supreme Court delivered the address. A banquet followed for about sixty members and their wives with several brief speeches by members.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby County Bar Association
Knights of Pythias Castle
John V. Hadley
Supreme Court of Indiana
No Room for Insane Patients in Allen County
Dr. Smith, superintendent of the Eastern Hospital for the Insane, reports Allen county’s patient quota is exhausted and Wesley Carpenter, declared insane last week, cannot be admitted. He and two other men were moved to the county poorhouse after failed admission attempts at Richmond.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Smith
Eastern Hospital For
Allen County
Wesley Carpenter
Richmond
Moldmaker Killed by Train in West Marion
Alfred Haines moldmaker was struck and killed by a C. C. L. passenger train in West Marion while walking to work. His head was muffled against the cold and he did not hear the train approach. He leaves a widow and five young children.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Alfred Haines
West Marion
Haines
Hazing death case trial delayed until Tuesday morn
Bluffton Indiana reports Special Judge Watkins did not hold court today and the high school hazing cases will not resume until Tuesday morning. The defense plans to introduce many witnesses to argue that Ralph McBride's death was not caused by hazing.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Watkins
Ralph McBride
Miss Bessie Cooper Falls Victim To Kerosene Fire Accident
Tell City Indiana December 28 Miss Bessie Cooper youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs been Seeee suffered a painful accident in a fire. She used kerosene as kindling and was badly burned about the body and hands while starting a blaze.
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Indianapolis Journal
Tell City
Ind
Bessie Cooper
Oeen Seeee
Purdue university to host extensive shorthorn course exhibit
Purdue University will open its annual school of animal husbandry next week with an expanded program. Eight lines of instruction cover beef and dairy cattle swine sheep horses livestock management and more. Professors Van Norman Latta Skinner Troop and Goss lead classes as faculty prepare a large exhibit for the St Louis exposition featuring unique tools and machinery models and working diagrams. President Stone and Prof Goss supervise exhibit preparation.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Purdue University
Lve
van Norman
Latta
Skinner
Troop
Goss
Purdue
Stone
W. F. M. Goss
Denial of De Pauw Study Raise Report Suppressed
Greencastle Ind December 26 The De Pauw University graduation requirement increase rumor is denied by Dr W H Swahlen secretary of the faculty who says no such proposal has been discussed at any meeting. Still students believe such a move has been hinted by an authoritative source and some expect lighter recitations and reduced seminar library and lab hours if implemented.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
W. H. Swahlen
No Opposition Noted to George F Lilly
Munice and Wabash reports show party committees meeting to set dates for district conventions and elect a new district chairman in Indiana. George F Lilly of Anderson appears likely to retain leadership amid forthcoming January meetings. Frederick Landis, congressman, attended in Wabash to discuss delegate timing.
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George F. Lilly
Indiana notes from Rockville to Charlottesville
Indiana notes report local events across towns. Dr. Edwin H. Hughes preached at Rockville Methodist Church with a large audience and a large reception hosted by local university residents. Stella Heady attempted suicide in Lebanon. medical aid saved her life. Bells blessed at St. Vincent Church near Shelbyville with bishops and priests assisting. Wabash Railroad plans a new station in Peru costing over 25,000 dollars. Wayne County Farmers Institute meets at Hagerstown with Odd Fellows encampment class to follow. Reverend Henry W. Davis resigns in Greensburg to lead San Francisco YMC A. Guardians sought for Amos R. Beers in Laporte Circuit Court. Pulaski grand jury urges new jail for sanitation reasons. Herman Dent, seventeen, shot while hunting with Clarence Dunbar near Charlottesville.
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Rockville
Edwin H. Hughes
de Pauw University
Methodist Church
Judge White
Lebanon
Stella Heady
Richard Heady
Joe Lindsey
Shelbyville
St. Vincent Catholic Church
O'Donogue
Indianapolis
Father Chartrand
Father Wolf
Father Kaelin
Peru
Wabash Railroad
Lake Erie & Western
Richmond
Farmers’ Institute
Wayne County
Hagerstown
Odd Fellows
Metropolitan
Greensburg
Baptist
Henry W. Davis
San Francisco
Laporte
Amos R. Beers
Rogers
Winamac
Pulaski County
Rear end collision on coal railroad near West Union
Two freight trains on the Chicago and Indiana Coal Railroad collided at West Union near Danville Illinois. Engineer G H Prescott of Danville died while Engineer Bond lost a leg. The coroner held an inquest. Also news that Joe Lux of Jeffersonville was killed in a wreck and only his head was found later in Kentucky.
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Indianapolis Journal
Newport
Ind
Chicago & Indiana Coal Railroad
West Union
Here
G. H. Prescott
Danville
Ill
Bond
Parke County
Benjamin S. Martin Celebrates 97th Birthday in Richmond
Benjamin S. Martin, a Wayne county pioneer and former deputy and county auditor, marks his 97th birthday at his old homestead in Richmond. A Civil War paymaster, he came from Chester County, Pennsylvania sixty three years ago and taught school for thirty years while remaining active on the farm despite failing eyesight.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Benjamin S. Martin
Wayne County
Martin
Chester County
Morton
Anderson couple to mark fiftieth wedding anniversary
Elder and Mrs. Joseph Franklin of Anderson Ind will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary tomorrow. They have lived in Anderson since 1861 except for years as pastor in Bedford. They raised eight children, three daughters Stella Josepha and Mildred now in India mission work. Elder Franklin was the first Madison County superintendent of public schools and headed Anderson schools for eleven years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Joseph Franklin
Christian Church
Bedford
Stella
Josepha
Mildred
India
Franklin
Madisonee
Incorporation Papers Filed for Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction
New Albany Ind December 28 The Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company owner of the city street railway and the interurban to Jeffersonville filed articles at Frankfort Ky and seeks a Louisville franchise to run a line across the Ohio River linking with the Big Four bridge It secured a twenty year lease on the bridge and plans a viaduct for double tracks to Third and Main in Louisville pending a City Council franchise vote on January 5.
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Louisville & Southern Indiana Company
Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Jeffersonville
Frankfort
Louisville
Ohio River
Stret
Third
Main Streets
City Council of
Rabies Strikes Dogs In Richmond County Case Grows
Richmond Indiana reports a rabies outbreak after a dog owned by John Dickman carried the disease to several other dogs. Four valuable dogs have died, and seven bitten animals remain missing, raising fears of wider spread in the county.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
John Dickman
Clergyman Demetrius Tillotson Drawn to Boone Grand Jury
Lebanon Indiana December 28 Rev Demetrius Tillotson pastor of the Methodist Church was drawn for the Boone Circuit Court January term grand jury The choice marks the first time in years a minister has served on the grand jury.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Boone Circuit Court
Demetrius Tillotson
Tillotson
Methodist
Grand Jury
Calif. rector wakesfield blindsness in decline
Richmond Indiana December notes that Dr J B Wakefield former rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church in the city reports almost total blindness and says the condition is incurable and worsening in his letter to former parishioners.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
J. B. Wakefield
California
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Van Camp Glass workers end strike in Marion plant
The Van Camp Glass Company in Matthews signed a Philadelphia scale tonight, ending a strike that began on November 19. Eighty workers stood out for the new joint scale, and the union called it a decisive victory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
van Camp Glass Company
Matthews
Philadelphia
Fire destroys Pillman Osborne livery barn and homes
VALPARAISO Ind Dec 28 At Porter this county today the livery barn of Pill man & Osborne was destroyed by fire with fourteen head of horses and three residences. The loss is 10000 with no insurance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Porter
This County
Pillman & Osborne
Trades Assembly Backs Plumbers in Ashe Fight
In Logansport Indiana on December 28 the Logansport Trades Assembly voted to support the local plumbers union in its dispute with George Ashe a plumbing contractor who has a temporary restraining order blocking union interference. The union says it can fight the battle alone despite the show of support.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Logansport Trades Assembly
Plumbers’ Union
George Ashe
Gas Well Blazes At Major Farm Near Waldron
A large gas well was brought in on the Major farm near Waldron Shelbyville Indiana. The gas flow is very strong and the flame rises about forty feet, attracting attention and signaling a productive find.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Waldron
Wealthy farmer assigns in Porter county Illinois or Indiana
Valparaiso Ind Dec 22 Elmer E Wolf the largest land owner in Porter county assigned today with liabilities of 100000 and assets of 50000
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Elmer E. Wolf
Porter County
Pensions for Veterans Certificates Granted to Indianians
Certificates have been issued to Indianians including John Moon 17 Joseph Goldsberry 17 Hannibal Ferrell 10 Stephen M Aiken 144 Thomas Kinney Thomas L Goss 8 George Thormyer 14 James Taylor 17 Louis H Bidault 12 John R Bullock 14 John C Warner 17 Charles B Adams 14 Harrison Flanigan 17 George W Yeats 92 John Green Emma Jane McKinsey 3 Mary Ogburn 3 minors of William H Showers 12 Leanah M Carter 3.
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John Moon
Joseph Goldsberry
Hannibal Ferrell
Stephen M. Aiken
Thomas Kinney
Thomas L. Goss
George Thormyer
James Taylor
Louis H. Bidault
John R. Bullock
John C. Warner
Charles 8. Adams
Harrison Flanigan
George
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Indianapolis Journal
An advertisement asserts kidney health affects overall wellbeing and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure. It touts hospital use, doctor endorsements, and a free sample offer via mail from Kilmer Co. at Binghamton New York, referencing the Indianapolis Daily Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Indianapolis “Daily Journal
Indebtedness From Elkhart Bank Failure Estimated
Elkhart Indiana December reports total net indebtedness from the bank failure to exceed 1 million dollars. The Elkhart Paper Company faces about 8 thousand, Buescher Manufacturing 70 thousand, Consolidated Paper and Bag 110 thousand, National Manufacturing 125 thousand, and the bank’s own debt about 668 thousand.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Focal
Indiana
Elkhart Paper Company
Buescher Manufacturing Company
Consolidated Paper and Bag Company
National Manufacturing Company
Bank
Delacour Presents Proof of Graduation
Bluffton Ind December 28 Charles Delacour attorney for John W Terrell facing disbarment presented proof of graduation from Michigan University and that he practiced law in Michigan He explained why he used the name Charles H Cline while his own name was Delacour His father died when he was young his mother remarried and the second husband was Cine He adopted the Delacour name after leaving school but college records listed him as Cline creating confusion with Judge Vaughn
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Charles Delacour
John W. Terrell
Vaughn
Michigan University
Michigan
Charles H. Cline
Delacour
Cine
Cline
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