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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
4
The War saw Union argues a minor arrest marks progress in the post office case while broader investigations stall. The paper criticizes complacent charges and calls for real accountability amid shifting party fortunes in Indiana politics.
The piece argues that nearly fifty years of Republican rule in Wareswand Kosciusko county has hidden corruption and deterred reform. It urges voters to break party bosses and support independent change, noting neighboring cities have already voted for autonomy.
Clyde Sensibaugh was bound over on burglary and petit larceny charges and tried in circuit court Monday. He was found guilty of petit larceny, with a sentence of one to three years in the Jeffersonville reform school. A list of local death notices follows including the Bratt infant, Rev. Eli Leithman, Levi Bickel, Samuel Leighty, and details of their funerals. Warsaw Summer School opens next Tuesday in the high school with Prof. J J Early assisting and a seven week term aligned with state normal schedules.
The Warsaw High School announces its new senior class for the coming year. Wednesday morning selections fill the graduating class spots with 32 students including George Baer Dolmer Belt Lot h ie Blosser Stanley Boggs Lena Collins Lulu Curry Rhoda Douglass Earl Foster Goldie Frush Sam Gill Mary Harter Reuben Hazen Elizabeth Hess Orvilla Herrick Lena Leedy Blanche Levy Blanche Magee Leonard Middleton Ida Miller Paul Merica John Pittinger Bertha Polk Ada Redman Hazel Robbins Claudie Swibert Harry Wann Adela Warner Julia Wilcox Bert Wilcox Lucy Upson Gertha Zimmer Justin Zimmer. The class is expected to be the largest in the school’s history.
A meeting at the clerk's office outlined arrangements for Memorial Day events. Union service at the Methodist church on Sunday May 24 led by Rev D H Guild. Decoration Day address by Rev H W Bennett. Numerous committees appointed for speakers flowers decorating stands cemetery music graves marking and military arrangements.
An old style ad lists items at Ruggles Lenox including three cakes for 100 Oil Meal at 190 per 100. oyster shells 85c per 100 lbs. preachis for graduates. fresh mixed paint one gallon for 1. ice cream soda 5 cents per glass.
Colombia City post senator Hanna refuses to debate the union labor issue with D M Parry. He avoids public clash on the topic and fears being drawn into a tight situation that would force him to reveal his position.
Arrangements with the George F. Cram Publishing Co enable Tax Union to supply free wall maps to every new yearly prepaid subscriber, showing Indians on the front and a United States map on the back. Old subscribers paying up and one year in advance qualify too. The map, valued at $1, is offered for a limited time through J. H. Ranaberg of Milford or Tax Union.
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