Auto Tragedy At Bowell Crossing Kills Four Year Old
A Lake Shore train struck an auto near Bowell crossing east of Rolling Prairie, killing Blanche Tuszynski, four, of New Carlisle. Injured were rank Tuszynski, 31, and Yannie Tuszynski, 31, with head and thigh wounds. Wanada Tuszynski, eight, died internally shortly after. Clement Tuszynski, seven, scalp wounds. The family returning from a country tour failed to see the freight and father steered into the oncoming locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Bowell Crossing
Rolling Prairie
Blanche Tuszynski
New Carlisle
Rank Tuszynski
Yannie Tuszynski
Wanada Tuszynski
Clement Tuszynski
Penne
Fur Trade Outlook Says Industry Not Dying
A. B. Shubert of Shubert Inc. Chicago asserts the American fur trade remains robust with millions of dollars in dollars exchanged between trappers and dealers this season. He notes thousands of fur bearing animals are killed yearly but claims supply is not shrinking and industry conditions are strong despite public fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. B. Shubert
A. B. ‘Shubert, Inc
Chicago
U.S. A
Funeral for 14 year old Walter Williams held at Pine Lake
Walter Williams 14, of a farm north of the city, died after slipping on an anchor wire in Marshalltown Iowa. His body was shipped to Laporte for burial arriving Sunday. Funeral at Pine Lake cemetery chapel Monday at 10 am. The boy’s father had died years earlier and his mother was committed to an insane asylum. Walter and a sister lived with relatives near Marshalltown after the accident. A sister Mrs Leasure resides at 423 Woodbine Street Laporte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
Marshalltown
Iowa
Laporte
Pine Lake
Man
Walter
Leasure
Woodbine Street
Indiana and West Virginia Republicans win disputed Senate seats
Indiana Republican Ee Watson and West Virginia Republican Howard Sutherland are unofficially elected over Democrats Kern Chilton and others. A Senate investigation will open after March 4 with a special committee. The Department of Justice has undercover investigators in four states. Probes address alleged Negro migration and election financing by both parties. Grand jury in Indianapolis will review election fraud cases next week. Watson and New faces may be challenged, and the Republican national committee backs a full inquiry into campaign spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee. Watson
Indiana
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Kern Chilton
Senate
Department of Justice
Illinois
West
Virginia
Ohio
Department of Labor
Congress
Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Will H. Hays
Harry Ss. New
James EB. Watson
United States Senate
Federal” Grand Jury
Frank C. Dailey
New
York
Republican” National Committee
William R. Wilcox
Washington
Weaver Named Agent for Manon at Shelby
H A Weaver who has held the position of agent for the Manon at Shelby the past five years was checked in for the company in Westville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Weaver
Manon
Shelby
Westville
How a Scout Starts
The piece profiles Boy Scout growth over six years, praising broad endorsement by educators religious leaders and officials. It details Tenderfoot requirements including knots flag knowledge and Scout Law, and notes increasing popularity and progressive tests to Second and First Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
Michigan City Industrial Association reports year receipts and efforts
The Michigan City Industrial Association treasurer reports 5243.50 receipts and 5116.60 expenditures with a 126.88 net balance. In its first year three factories were attracted to Michigan City Engleton Boyd Bryson Co Excelsior Cycle Co and National Picture Frame and Lamp Co. These firms paid workers over 75000 locally this year. The Engelton Boyd Bryson plant is under receivership but may be reorganized to aid the city. The association plans continued activity next year and aims to attract further investment and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
C. E . Arnt
Industrial Association
Engleton-Boyd-Bryson Co
Excelsior Cycle Co
National Picture Frame
Lamp Co
Engelton-Boyd-Bryson
Industrial ‘Association
Lost Money by Defection in Nordic Explorer Tale
A telegram from the czar offers 300000 rubles to Nordenskjold if he declines a decoration. He accepts under pressure, exposing a government test of resolve. Meanwhile, The Youth's Companion advertises a 1917 subscription bundle with McCall's Magazine and extra gifts for $2.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Nordenskjold
Ceylon
Siberia
Russia
Bjornson
Nordenskjold
Companion
Youth’s Companion
McCall’s
Qur
The
McCall’s Magazine
McCall
St Paul St
Boston
Mass
Horrors at Home Football Match Ends in Mass Injuries
A Harvard and Yale football tournament in America produced brutal injuries. Twenty two players played amid ambulance and nurse attention. Seven were carried off in dying condition including a back injury an eye loss and a severed leg. Spectators fled in fear as cries rang out. The New York Tribune notes compare historic reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
America
Munchener Nachrichten
New York Tribune
Epitaph Contest Yields Curious Sea Captain Verse
Four hamlet residents drafted lines for an epitaph after the captain died. The last writer produced a line that completed the quatrain, yielding the humorous final verse: Here lies the captain, of the sea, spore les Tiny here lies he, allalujah, eluee, ABCD EAIG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spore
Youth's Companion Stories Reflect Honest Courage
Reading columnist lauds Youth's Companion for combining entertainment with moral uplift. It highlights well told stories by top writers that reflect home ideals and avoid glamorizing tawdry life while presenting healthy, courageous themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbest
Dean Davenport Praises Chicago International Live Stock Exposition
Dean Davenport of the University of Illinois reviews the International Live Stock Exposition held at the Union Stock Yards Chicago from December 2 to 9. He argues the show uniquely blends breeding with commercial meat and labor markets, creating a healthy atmosphere linking breeders, retailers, and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Davenport
University of Illinois
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
International
Livestock Exposition To Offer New Viewing Quarters
The exposition grounds will host an annual gathering with unprecedented animal viewing facilities. The management has acted liberally to meet the needs of a live stock exposition, enabling casual observers and serious students to see the animals more easily than ever before.
Also Mentioned on This Page
SW. A
City of
Michigan
City
Ionabn
Auchigen City
Hirst
Precinc Ee Ee Ee
Cere
Ead
Serra
2Nd Precinc Eae Eoenece
Fenter Township
Étsnter Township
Peeee Ee
Clinton
Coolspring Township
1St Precinct
Dewey Township
Sere Seecen Seeestavee
Tiudson Township
Ease’ Ee
Johnson Township
Kankakee Township
iSankakee Township
Lincoln Township
Eeee Eer Eee Nee Wean Ae
Ricchigan Township Oncore Er
New Durham Township
NT Ae
Ys Y
Durham Township
Neable Township
Menzsant Township
Wobble Township
Prairie Township
Ehasneuone
Scipio Township
Springfield Township
Ist Precinct
Union Springfield Township
2Nd Precinct
Ceveresteee
Washington Township
Wills Township
Prohibition
E. S. Dittbrenner
aSee
Érotts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!