Enduring Partisan Press War Over Wilson and Roosevelt
The piece attacks Democratic papers for praise of Wilson and attacks on the president. It condemns liberal press bias and accuses outlets of servility, claiming that government critics distort economy and wartime issues while defending hardline leadership and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
White House
Bagatelle
Mr. Wilson
Story
Congress
Place ditch plan to widen Kankakee River set back
The Place ditch project facing widespread opposition will be recommitted to the ditch commissioners by Judge Gallagher of the Laporte circuit court. Commissioners Conry Craft and Miles plan to meet landowners, explain benefits, adjust assessments, and ease public concerns to revive the vast infrastructure effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place Ditch
Kankakee
St. Joe County
Momence
Ill
Gallager
Laporte Circuit Court
Star Chamber
Thomas Conry
Edward Craft
Bert H. Thomas
Harry M. Miles
Herrold and White to retire from Westville hardware firm
Westville will lose a long time hardware firm as Herrold and White retire after decades of service. Mr. Herrold began in 1887 with his brother, later joining C L White in 1905, forming a popular county business. White plans to remain through month end to wind up affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrold & White
Westville
Knox
H. B. Herrold
Messrs. Herrold & White
White
Peaches Canned at Jenks Orchard Near Michigan City
Peaches are canned at N. T. Jenks' orchard located on the stone road between Michigan City and Laporte, using fruit harvested from the orchard and processed on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Jenks
Michigan City
Laporte
Stone Road
Pankow lot desecration information sought in Westville cemetery
Public call for information to identify and convict those desecrating the Pankow lot in Westville cemetery. Tipster Mrs. H Behrens of 1710 School St Chicago may assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Pankow
Westville
H. Behrens
School
Chicago
Local resident seeks liquor license for Holmesville premises
A male voter from New Durham Township LaPorte County Indiana applies to the county commissioners at the October 1915 session for a retail liquor license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart with on premises consumption. The requested location is a 16 by 26 foot room in a one story wing of a Holmesville building south of the railroad, with access from Holmesville road and rear doors to other rooms. The applicant also seeks permission to use card tables chairs and a dice box. VLADYSLAV RUSH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Durham Township
Laporte County
Indiana
Praia
Holmesville
State of Indiana
Holmesville Road
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Vladyslav Rush
Township seeks liquor license in LaCroix Otis area
Anton Ofschawski will apply at the LaPorte County October session 1915 for a retail license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquor in less than a quart with on premise drinking. The room is 22 by 22 feet on first floor in a brick building facing the Chicago Road in New Durham’s Reglein Addition lot 36 Otis. Public notice requests permission for card tables and chairs in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Durham Township
LaPorte County
Indiana
LaCroix
Otis
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Anton Ofschawski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poat
Ind
Iuproaror
Texas
Germany
England
High Seas
Charley Chaplin
M. C. Link
A. H. _Kapelski
Fravel
Jennie
Nancy Kistler
Sandusky County
Brooks B. Freeman
Charles
Wearville
Ray
Abbie Nelson
Farmington
S. A. Carson
Monticello
Nelson
Freeman
Methodist Church
Calliope Library Association
Holy Family
F. J. Pinkerton
Westville, Mnd
J. N. Kelly, M.D
Cor
Plane and Walunat
A.R. Simon
LaPorte, Indiana
Fairview Farm
J. E. Payne
Hhereby
LePorte County
First National Bank
la Porte
David PP
Hannon
New Durham School
Doran
Conboy
Waverly Hall
Pine Lake Road
H. W. Sallwasser
Lincoln Way
Court House
Igat-Rogersterosz
Meriden
Cone
How
Lincolnway
Cupid
Valparaiso
Valpagaiso
Portage Home Telephone CO
L. A. Connelly
Mer
Specia
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!