The Indicator Newspaper Description and Subscription Notice
The Indicator, Westville Indiana, is a Republican weekly published Thursdays. It targets home and county affairs and teases readers with humor while poking into other concerns. Subscriptions are accepted at $1.50 per year.
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Westville
Ind
Michigan City prepares July Fourth celebration with huge Campbell show
Michigan City plans a massive Soldiers Home Coming for July third to fifth. The event will feature H. W. Campbell United Shows, a major circus and side shows, plus trained animals and a new necriplane carrouselle. Marie Philippine Artois, famed Belgian spy, will ride in the military parade amid extensive decorations and floats.
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Michigan City
Committee On
H. W. Campbell United
Fort Wayne
Barum-Bailey-Ringling Brothers
Indiana
Campbell
Marie Philipine Artois
von Jago
Prince von Munster
Verdun
Edith Cavelle
Miss Artois
Indiana Senator Seeks Insurance Posthumously for Missing Soldiers
Senator New of Indiana proposes a bill ensuring government insurance to soldiers who died of influenza in In terlaken last year without applying. The measure would treat such absence of action as automatic application, benefiting eligible relatives. The test case centers on Alfred H. Sechalleros of Carmnelton and eighteen similar deaths at Winona Lake.
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Interlaken
Senator New
Indiana
New
Alfred H. Sechalleros
Carmnelton
Ind
Schalcros
Winona Lake
Governor calls extra session on suffrage ratification
Gov. James P. Goodrich announced an extra session of the Indiana legislature for late August or early September to focus on ratifying the federal suffrage amendment. He said three or four other emergency matters would be addressed, with the session lasting one week.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James P. Goodrich
Goodrich
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Newspaper staff shakeup at Herald in LaPorte area
Edmund M. Wolf resigns as advertising manager to join Northern Indiana Gas and Electric in Lafayette. R. K. MacDougal becomes advertising desk head and R. G. Lynch steps in as city editor, coming from Racine.
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Edmund M. Wolf
John Wolf
Laporte
The
Herald
Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company
Lafayette
R. G. Lynch
Lynch
Racine
Retread Your Worn Tires For Big Savings
Stop throwing away worn tires and have them retreaded with a new dry cure method at Coulter Brothers Garage Westville Indiana or Ingemann and Kienitz Michigan City Indiana. Save up to 70 percent on tire costs by repairing and retreading for less than half the price of new tires with prompt service and guaranteed work. Call for tire pickup or visit for price list and samples.
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Coulter Brothers
Westville
Ind
Special saving on furniture and draperies June sales
Flynn-Lundberg Co. promotes a furniture rugs and draperies sale running June 21 through July 5 at Chesterton location.
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Flynn-Lundberg Co
Chesterton
Army worms ravage county fields halting harvests
Army worms continue to devastate farmland across the county, destroying eleven fields in three days. Caterpillars swarm at times numbering fifty per square foot, with mint fields near the Kankakee river in St. Joseph county among the latest victims. Thirty acres of timothy and sixteen acres of top wheat were destroyed, yielding an estimated forty bushels per acre on the wheat. Other infestations include Wolff and Huff farms near Mill Creek with rye, oats, and barley affected.
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Stevenson
Kankakee River
St. Joseph County
Buechner
Timothy
Loeal
Kingsbury
Wolff and Huff
Mill Creek
Boston Store Laporte Coat Sale Prompt
The Boston Store in Laporte advertises coats capes and dolmant blues and light colors on sale at two prices moving quickly. Customers can choose from racks at 14.65 and 19 dollars.
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Boston
Laporte
Jewel Thieves Nabbed After Escape From Jail
John Sallender, who fled county jail five years ago, and Sophie Hickman were captured in Laporte after allegedly stealing diamonds and settings worth 6500 from Morris Friedburg of Detroit. Pinkerton agents aided by Chief Norris and Sheriff Anstiss located them at Sallender’s father’s home on Ohio Street. Sallender has a long police record while Hickman, 18, had allegedly assisted him after taking jewelry from Friedburg.
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Herald
John Sallender
Robert Sallender
Ohio St
Morris Friedburg
Detroit
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Norris
Anstiss
Sallender
Sophie Hickman
Sulrender
Sullender
Friedburg
Laporte
Insurance Company
Pinkerton
Chicago
Pink
Ohio Street
Officers Nab Sallender After Late Night Break In
Chief Norris, Sheriff Anstiss and officers surrounded a residence about 11 30 p m. They entered to confront Robert Sallender who was hiding in a bedroom corner while the girl lay in bed. Sallender had earlier concealed himself after an inquiry about a man living nearby.
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Sallender
Norris
Anstiss
Cochrane and
Ploehn
Robert Sallender
Johnnie
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