Germans Gather for Terre Haute Saengerbund Convention
About 150 people will take the Vandalia excursion to Terre Haute tomorrow for the Indiana Saengerbund meeting. The Terre Haute Mannchor plans entertainment for a large crowd of delegates from Fort Wayne, Logansport, Marion, Indianapolis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Logansport Hospitality
Verre Haute
Bidiana Haengerbund
Terre Haute Society
Fort Wayne
Vansville
Marion
Indianaapolis
Kienly's
Grand opening slated for Wassman pool room on Market
August Wassman reports near completion of a new pool and billiard room in the New Jordan building on Market street with seven tables and Mission wood furnishings. C Spencer will manage the room, which aims to be one of the finest in the state. no minors will be allowed to play and refreshments will be served at a formal opening when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wassman
Jordan Building
Market Street
C. . Spencer
Wassman
Wabash
Baptist Minister’s Last Illustrated Lecture on India
Rev. Mainwaring of the Baptist church delivers his final illustrated lecture tomorrow evening on India before a three week vacation with his family to Michigan. A substitute will lead the first Sunday, with no services on the next two Sundays.
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Mainwaring
The
Baptist Church
India
Michigan
Local pressman resigns for Mexico posting
Floyd Metzger resigns as pressman at a local paper to take a position in an old Mexico paper and make it his home. He will be succeeded here by Al Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Metzger
Old Mexico
al Bauer
Boy Hurt Falls from Ladder Requires Five Stitches
The young son of Charles Olson of Chicago street suffered a deep gash in his left leg after a Friday fall from a ladder onto a fence. Dr. Chas. Sallara attended and placed five stitches to close the wound.
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Charles Olson
Chas. Sallara
First Sermon Sunday at English Lutheran Church
Rev. J. Q. Simon formerly of Nevada Mo will deliver his first sermon at the English Lutheran church tomorrow. The preacher is described as a gifted speaker with a warm personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Simon
Nevada
English Lutheran Church
Simon
Hendricks Bros. Printery Grabs News of Seeber Recovery
Que Seeber, injured but recovering after a hand injury in a job press mishap at Hendricks Bros. printery, is able to be out after several weeks of fitness training and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Que Seeber
Hendricks Bros.” Printery
Two Women Seek Divorce Amid Allegations of Abuse
Nora Malott through attorney A. West sues Ea verd Malott for divorce, claiming separation since July 3 197? and inadequate support plus mortgage of their home. Maud Hoff man through attorney George W. Punts accuses William Hoffman of cruel brutal treatment dating to shortly after marriage, alleges a recent attack that left her injured and bleeding. She seeks divorce, restoration of her maiden name Maude Seasure, and $10000 alimony. also requests restraining order to stop sale of personal property.
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Dvores
Nora Malott
Dores A. West
Deait Enure
Eaverd Malott
Maud Heffmen
George W. Punts
William Hoffman
Malott
Illy
Tilineis
Maud Hoffman
Ner
Maude Seasure
Bank sues Myers in Hanawalt court for 350 loan
Citizens National Bank files suit in Judge Hanawalt's court through George A. Gamble against George W. Myers seeking judgment for a 350 loan. Myers previously became involved in vaudeville in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Hanawalt
George A. Gamble
George W. Myers
Myers
Rochester
Woman Held Without Bail in Child Murder Case
New York August 3 Anna Messner a woman of many aliases is held without bail on suspicion of complicity in the murder of eight year old Katie Tiechler whose body was found in a basement near her home. Cobblers Gaetano Rippolome and Giuseppi Bonfanta also are held without bail as detectives trace evidence and allege ties to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Messner
Harburger
Katie Tiechler
Gaetano Rippolome
Giuseppi Bonfanta
Chhild
Messner
Tiechlers
Giuseppe Ambrise
Sheppard Avenue
Brooklyn
Louise
Tony Miro
McCauley and Sanguinne
Buffalo
Nelson in Rough Bout With Britt Ends in Care
Nelson suffers after twenty round bout with Jimmy Britt in San Francisco. He is attended by a physician and remains at the baths with intense body punishment shown by blows. Gate receipts from last night reach about 22 000 as plans for a Gans versus Britt contest are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Jimmy Britt
Batthez Nelson
Nelson
Britt Nelson
Ben Selig
Joe Gans
Willie Britt
Gans
Jimmy
Britt
Reno
Goldfield
Former Local Men Indicted In Rail Death Case
Superintendent James A. McCrea of the Long Island railroad and Harph Peters, president of the Long Island abroad, are indicted over a fatal two car crash at Brade crossing. McCrea was released on $10 bail. Peters was not served as he was out of town. The defendants are described as prominent city figures with strong social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McCrea
Lose Island Railroad
James MccCrea
Toursylvania Lines
Walter McCrea
Amber
Queens County
Brade Crossing
Harph Peters
Long Island
Feters
Logansport
Panhandle
New York
DeFord Company Clears Patent on NeFord Switch
Local firm formed two years ago to produce the NeFord automatic switch can begin manufacturing after Washington clears its patent. The DeFord group led by J. H. Reitemeier J. A. DeFord J. C. Hayworth and C. H. Stuart will trial the device on local street car lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NeFord
Yarbro
Washington
DeFord
J. H. Reitemeier
J. A. DeFord
J. C. Hayworth
C. H. Stuart
Doctored whisky crusade targets Logansport saloonists
Frank W Tucker Pure Food Law Inspector launches affidavits against saloon owners selling adulterated whisky in Logansport. He vows a crackdown, pursuing trials for violators while Espers and John Rabing plead guilty and pay fines. Additional affidavits expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graham
Frank W.tucker
Tucker
Losanschi
Yanipepedcior
Espers
John Rabing
Fines in Assault Case Between Morrow and Condi
John Morrow and Joe Condi fought leading to assault charges. Condi was fined $21 plus costs. Condi countered with an affidavit against Morrow for provocation. The case, heard in Judge Graves court yesterday, left Morrow fined $14.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrow
Joe Condi
Morrow
Condi
Judge Graves Court
Post Office Baseball Team Disbands After Season
The Post Office baseball team disbands due to members being on vacation. They finished the season with six wins and four losses and plan to reorganize next year.
Narrow escape as shot fired into home window
A bullet tore through an open window at the North Side home of C. Widendorf last night. Widendorf rushed outside and sought the attacker, but neighbors said a boy nearby had been shooting at birds with a target rifle.
Ottos Set To Face Akron O at Spencer Park
The Ottos play Akron O tomorrow afternoon at Spencer Park aiming to extend their winning streak. Akron O is respected in Buckeye State and a strong game is anticipated with Carrot and Kumiler forming the local battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottos
Akron O
Spencer Park
Akron
Buckeye
Carrot
Kumiler
Army and Navy Recruiting War in Loganport
D J Murtaugh opens Navy Marine Corps recruiting at City National Bank while Serzeant Helms runs Army recruitment near the interurban station. Officials promise a spirited competition as applicants aged 19 to 35 enlist for four years with processing in Washington and major naval ports.
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Pacific Ocean
Philippines
United States
Japan
Logansport
United States Army
United States Navy
D J. Murtaugh
City
City National Bank
Broadway
Fourth Streets
Marine Corps of the Navy
Serzeant Helms
War Departments
Fhete Sam
Army
Navy
Murtaurh
Elis
Marine Corps
Washington, D.C
Dynamite Bomb Found at Carriage Shop Door in Jeffersonville
In Jeffersonville Indiana on August 3 Henry Holzbhoz a carriage manufacturer picked up a dynamite bomb left at his fence door. The device measures about three by one and a half inches and is weighted with dynamite containing gun cotton and an explosive cap. It was turned over to police on short notice with no indication of origin or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urer
Ence
Panhandle to Add Ten New Freight Crews from Logansport
The Panhandle Railroad expands operations with ten new freight crews based in Logansport starting Monday. The increase, driven by unprecedented shipments of iron, coal, and grain, will push promotions and hiring, boost rail traffic, and likely bring new workers to Logansport as summer and fall promise continued activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Lesansport
Ensgineer
Pennsyania
Logansport
Watts Reunion Announces Family Gathering This Sunday
The Watts family plans its annual reunion this Sunday at the Shiloh Church. Members from Kansas and Nebraska will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Shiloh Cherch
Kansas
Nebraska
Wonderful Luck Heroic Gold Find Near Fairbanks
Arthur Valentine of Northampton reportedly struck a remarkable gold discovery near Fairbanks Alaska after a grueling trek. He and two companions pitched camp and found a quartz ledge over twenty feet wide richly laden with gold ore, a tale likened to Arabian Nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Fairbanks
Alaska
Class Picnic at Spencer Park Hosts Broadway Church Group
Miss Helena Cady led twenty members of the Sunday school class from Broadway Presbyterian Church on a pleasant outing to Spencer park yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Cady
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Spencer Park
Charles W. Coffin Visits Marion Resident in City
Charles W. Coffin of Marion is in the city today for a visit. He plans meetings and possible local engagements during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Coffin
Marion
City
Campers Stop Nightly Parade After Disturbance Complaint
The caster oil brigade of glass workers camping near Wabash below Kenneth stopped their nightly parade after police, judge, and prosecutor intervened following a local physician’s complaint. He warned a Typhoid patient across the river could die if the noise continued. The campers, who used drums and kitchen utensils to rouse sleepers, promised to end the nuisance and expressed regret if the sick man’s condition was understood earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
George Graham
al Souithamd
George A Custer
Vie
Thes
Culver Military Academy Praised by War Department
The Culver Military Academy at Culver Indiana was named by the War Department as one of six top schools for military training. Captain Julius A. Penn praised students in barrack decorum hospital work militia drills wall sealing field work and overall appearance. The six schools will be listed in the Army Register with a right to honor graduate associates as second lieutenants.
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Culver
Ind
Culver Military Academy
War Department
Culver Academy
Secretary of War
United States
General Staff
Julius A. Penn
Army Register
Momentary Box Drops at Station Endangers Infant
A distressed scene at the Panhandle passenger station as a box on a windowsill toppled while a woman bought a ticket. A small white dog emerged from the box, howling beside a child, though no serious harm is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Hanna buys Kokomo store and plans relocation
C. M. Hanna a Kokomo manufacturer of window screens has purchased the Hiisman 5 and 10 cent store at Kokomo near the interurban station. Mr and Mrs Hanna will not remove it from its present site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hanna
Hiisman
Kokomo
Mrs. Hanna
First Copy of Wabash Valley Interurban News
The first copy arrived at the local interurban office yesterday. The issue is mostly advertisements but will cover happenings along the line and will be published every Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley
Interurban
Wabash President Visits City Aboard Private Car
President F A Delano of the Wabash railroad traveled in his private car Chicago through the city today en route from Pittsburg to Chicago along the Panhandle line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Delano
Wasbash Railroad
Chicago
Pittsburg
Panhandle
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Saengerbund
Mexico
Chicago Street
Nelson IS
Standard Oil
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Long Island Railroad Co
Tugrer
C. Widendorf
Ening
Middendorf
Ohio
Army and Navy
Helms
Pothcé
Jeffersonville, Ind
Henry Holzbhoz
Tangled Ventures
Tony
Ambrises
Brideg-Adnn
Northampton
Mass
Thur Valentine
Farmer
Praise School
Panhandle Station
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