Logsdon Inquiry Ends with Acquittal and Public Critique
The Logsdon case ends with acquittal as no evidence supported charges in the city's sprinkling and sweeping bids. The inquiry is labeled a farce by critics, with blame cast on the prosecution and a hostile press. The piece condemns mob mentality, calls for decisive state action after a riot, and questions political accountability and reform.
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Logsdon
Council
Edwin Logsdon
Logadoa
Drowned Boy Found After River Tragedy Report
Boote and Witte Schwanknaus entered Mrs. Nancy Hammerman’s home with the drowned boy’s clothes to announce his grandson’s death in White River near the car parag. Police were summoned but could not recover the body after Sunday afternoon warning.
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Witte
Boots” Schwanknaus
Nancy Hammerman
White River
Parag
Votes go up in smoke as ballots destroyed after contest
Old ballots were burned for the TimMaces of the power house Monday while election officials and the Election Commissioner watched. Affidavits and poll papers were also destroyed after eight months of preservation, with Gerhard and Commissioner Moore ensuring proper handling.
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Power-House
Gerhard
Moore
Sue Hor
Gasoline Explosion Endangers Two In Home Fire
A gasoline explosion near a stove at 411 N Senate Ave barely spared Mrs. Harry Lana and her 3 year old son Monday. Ly Paine, who happened to be passing, raced in, ripped the clothes from the boy, and extinguished the flames that engulfed the mother. Neither was badly injured.
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Harry Lanahan
Ly Paine
Pasaina
Senate-ave
Paine
Neyther
Capital Council 275 Elects Delegates
Capital Council 275 of the Y M M E elects delegates at a Monday session. Names listed include Dante Doyle, Thomas Flaherty, Wesniam P. Manion, Edward Engijah, William P. Hirschnaver, Michael A. Matthewa and Bermarg Kelly among others. Delegates move to the eighth grand council of the Indiana formation, meeting August 23.
Eighteenth Annual National Editorial Association Meeting
Baitora, Omaha, Neb., hosts editors from across the country for the 18th annual gathering. The contest for the presidency is unusually spirited with four editors running: P.V. Colling Apollo Minn Frank Gilson Banton Hay Dor Mich W W Sordwe Montgomery Ali Ge T Daylenis.
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Neb
Baitora
National Editorial Association
Proaidancy
Apolla
Minn
Frank Gilson
Banton
Hay Dor
Mich
W. Sordwe
Montgomery
Ali Ge T
Daylenis
When a Caller Gets Excited by the County Fair Humor
A collage of comic verses and dialogue sketches lampoons rural life with lines about a deserting sermon, a burglar, bicycle mishaps, and a joking portrait of Jones on a farm. Interwoven are reflections on the Vatican’s grandeur and Papal patronage, paired with light verse about marriage and aging.
Fragmented poem excerpt about unseen ailment and loss
A fragmentary verse laments an unseen malady haunting people as clouds darken and hopes fade. The speaker suggests traditional science overlooks the ailment, noting a broad sympathy yet unclear specifics and lingering sorrow.
A Corner for the Women Selling Men’s Socks On Fifth Avenue
New York society notes a fad of women wearing socks with garters seen in Fifth Avenue shops. Signs announce the trend facing observers, with Paris origins and recent orders from motorists and high society women. A hostler confirms the craze, while suppliers ship embroidered silk stockings and socks 18 inches long to demand.
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New York
Paris
Hoster
Automer Roporta
Chicago
Weat
Witty clashes and lectures from a bygone era in Leisure Hour
An odd assortment of anecdotes unfolds from a Japanese journalist on a city train who defuses a taunt with a sharp retort, a French duke’s postal cost quip, Oklahoma rhetoric, Marine banter, and Maj. Pond’s eye for overlooked talent guiding BI Nye to lecture fame.
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Delphi
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Texea
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Dallas News
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Laramie
Avery
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Nye
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Up and Down the State News Briefs From Various Towns
A scattered set of items reports Zeb Rose’s team, a runaway into a show window breaking glass, patent news on a device for brick and tile machines, and Walkerton citizens’ indignation over a false note. Prosecutions threaten after a crane-killing incident, Dan Reed attends Ringling Bros. in Daneville, theft of a diamond rug from a prominent figure, and three Covington women claim a sighting of a ghost. Other notes cover a two-year-younger bride, a store operator, a very tall and very short man measured in Columbus, a Fort Wayne gin incident, and Fort Wayne railroad carnival plans with locomotives costing $2.50 each.
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Sey
Clifford Raet
Marion
Cay
Walkerton
Dan Reed
Attica
Ringling Bros
Danevile
Nim Finger
Mr. Weeey
Covington
Winey
Bilkhart
Rhoda D. Lusher
Misnawake
Lisder
Ngo
Frank Clevenger
Columbus
Willard Stonroe
Uolumbus
Oliver Paltis
Fort Wayne
Kitlire
Dick Crone
Martinsville
Telly
Unclear Scribbles Highlight Rural Life and Local Incidents
Fragmentary notes describe fish, corn damage, and a fatal attack with pitchfork in a rural scene. Observations include a July gathering at a wagon bridge, a land sale of trees near Rushville, and a snake encounter in Crawfordsville. A Lafayetta school controversy involves a superintendent accused of pressuring female students.
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John Henderson
Vincennes Run
Thomas Link
Rushville
J. G. Chase
Indiana Manufacturing Company of
Peru
Walter M. Britton
Crawfordaville
Anake
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James L. Glarcock
One Hundred Dollar Reward for Cured Catsizh
Advertisement offers a reward for any casual catsizh unhealed by Hall's Charrh Care. Declares honesty of vendors Dave konwn F. J. Chenty and partners Toledo Ohio. Claims cure via internal Catarra Cure and lists wholesale druggers and generic endorsements.
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Kerenas & Maneix
Drai ‘Y Catarra
Tentimentale
Family Mile
How to Make Money and Investment Trust Company
A historical notice describes a Trust Company formed to aid small savers. It promises to turn even tiny sums into investments that pay proportionally to each owner, invites consultation, offers free advice, and allows deposits of four units at any time.
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Great Numa
Nersone
Ita Afvice
Mule colt theft shock at Loganaport fire dept claim
Report of a claimed horse theft at Loganaport fire department proved a mule colt offspring of a department mate with no service to firefighters. Richard Hand, a pastor, insulted a woman in a Dig Four car near Lafayette. he grabbed a razor but was restrained by a porter before harm. Sailor taken into custody at Lafayette after incident.
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Teey
Lafayette
Hte
Rachel
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