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Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

2

Enduring Democratic shift questioned on Wilson era policy

The Westville Indicator editorial argues the Democratic party has embraced central power and anti legislative bias under Wilson, warning of autocracy risks. It contrasts protective tariffs and wartime mobilization with future Republican stewardship led by Andrew J. Hickey in the district.

South Democratic Party Republic Wilson Republican Party Congress Mr. Wilson St. George Dragon’s den Ode Ay Andrew J. Hickey Germany Russia

Local residents travel and daily life notes from Laporte

Frank Linderman and daughter visited Laporte Sunday. John Bedenkop cut off the end of a finger while working a potato digger. Edward Sears and family from Sumanville were in town. John Szymborski and family moved to South Chicago. Several others traveled to Chicago, Lincoln, and Michigan City. F A Gust sells White Star potatoes at 1.25 a bushel for charity.

Frank Linderman Laporte John Bedenkop Edward Sears Sumanville Our Town John Szymborski Chicago Frank Pawelczak Mary Hopkins W. H. Goodwin Lincoln Neb Galord Frank Hollar East Side David Gibbons E. Young John Jerome James Herold Pinhook Charles Selkirk Beatty’s Corners F. A. Gust Fred Roper Michigan City George McMahhan

Crumpacker Leads Laporte Superior Court Hopefuls

The piece profiles Harry L. Crumpacker as the incumbent superior court judge of Laporte County praised for fairness and efficiency. It also surveys Republican candidates Karl Rowley for prosecutor John Line for county treasurer Hart for attorney and Axel Peterson for county assessor along with John Lahey as Democratic auditor nominee.

Superior Court Laporte County Harry. L. Crumpacker Harry Harry Crumpacker Thomases Laporte Savings Bank Theopolis Crumpacker Valparaiso Mr. Lahey Lahey John Axel Peterson Rumely Laporte Signal Corps

Social calls and visits in Beatty's Corners area

Florence Helms of Michigan City stayed with aunt Mrs. Molly Schlene for several days. John Richter and wife spent weekend with Herman Eckert in Union Mills. Helen Miller of Michigan City visited Minnie Auchstetter. Clare Blessing of Michigan City visited with Henry and Clare Blessing. Alfred Deutcher and children from Michigan City visited Joseph Deutscher's family. Henry Blessing and children drove to Laporte to see Arthur Blessing and family, returning with daughter Juanita. F R Miller of Laporte spent Friday at Albert Zahra's. Donovan Hipp of Michigan City visited James Clough family. Florence Blessing visited relatives in La Porte. Marion Iseminger and family of Alida spent Sunday with August Schlene family.

James Clough Florence Blessing Laporte Marion Iseminger Alida August Schlene

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