Saunders Shuts Out Wabash in Nine-Strikeout Victory
Red Saunders, the southpaw, pitched a complete game three to zero win for Logansport over Wabash. Lacey’s absence left Saunders to start with strong support from teammates as Wabash managed only four singles. Huntington’s upcoming two-game series at Logansport marks their first appearance since league reorganization.
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Red’ Saunders
Whitecaps
Wabash
Lacey
Saunders
Huntington
Logan
Ilretana
Johnnies
Burke
Fireming
Lafayette
Jones
Folis
Logansport
Duggan
Ingling
Long
Graves
Fleming Lost as Marion Beats Lafayette 11 to 5
Lafayette routed by Marion 11 to 5 with Fleming pitching for Lafayette. Comingore ejected in third for umpire decision dispute. Wieming struck early, Fleming hit a fifth inning homer with two on. Final hits Lafayette 12 Marion 15. errors Lafayette 3 Marion 2.
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Fleming
Lafayette
Marion
Comingore
Boyle
Wieming
Fleming and Morter
Connaughton
Underwood
Miss Statesman Honored in Winona Royal Pageant
Miss Alice Statesman of Peru, famed in Logansport, chosen as maid of honor to the queen of a Venitian night at Winona. Beth Wilson, formerly of this city, will be queen.
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Alice
Peru
Logansport
Winona
Beth Wilson
Suits Dismissed in Cass Circuit Court
Cass circuit court dismissed suits: John Trippeer vs Philip and Mary E Sullivan and Thomas J Hancock vs Philip S Sullivan Mary E Sullivan William K Armstrong Elia M Armstrong.
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Cass
John, Trippeer
Philip
Mary E. Sullivan
Thomas J. Hancock
Philip S
William K
Elia M. Armstrong
Knights Report Losses Amid Milwaukee Encampment
Members of the U R E of P company from this city in Milwaukee during the national encampment report losses. Fred Jackson misplaced a pocketbook with twenty five dollars and Rollo Mannering lost a suitcase containing all his clothes.
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U. R. E. of P. Company
Milwaukee
Fred Jackson
Rollo Mannering
Track record fall as Ruth D. wins closing meet pace
Ruth D. owned by Charles C. De Hority of Elwood wins the free-for-all pace on the final day as the track record is broken twice and a mile pace state record is set. Pharoah wins the 2:2 class trot while Eva Lee leads heat one before Pharoah takes the next three heats. J M Quinn of Delphi avoids injury after a sulky mishap as racing concludes with optimism for next season.
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Ruth D
Charles C. de Hority
Elwood
Lane
Ardelie
Pharoah
Eva Lee
J. M. Quinn
Delphi
Verna Belie
John McKinley
Quinn
Ringling foreman killed by moving circus cars
Bert Stone of Omaha a Ringling Bros foreman in charge of tent poles was struck by moving train cars during loading at Lafayette Indiana on August 6. He died at St Elizabeth hospital after both legs were amputated and could not be saved. Stone had worked with the circus ten years and was to be shipped home to Nebraska.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ringling Circus
Union Street
Bert Stone
Omaha
Neb
Stone
Carr
Acheson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Wetherill
Mr. Stone
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Evans
Nebraska
Flora man P A Landis visits city on business
P A Landis of Flora was in the city yesterday for business matters.
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P. A. Landis
Flora
Indiana Golf Championship Set at Local Country Club
The eleventh annual Indiana Golf Association championship will be held at the local Country Club August 23 to 27. Cups on display in Hal B Smith's window inspire entries as committees finalize plans for a tent city and a major event in club history.
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Indiana Golf Association
Hal B. Smith
Band 10 Give Fine Program Concerts Free Tomorrow
Logansport residents can attend free band concerts at Riverside or Spencer parks tomorrow afternoon and evening. The Electro-Technic band of Fort Wayne performs at Spencer park with a lengthy program including Grandiose and Norma. The Citizen's band plays at Riverside park starting 7 30 p m and ending 10 p m with Mrs. Joe Rothermel singing two songs and the German Singing society performing two German pieces. The programs feature popular and standard selections and notable marches and waltzes.
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Logansport
Riverside Park
Spencer Park
Fort Wayne
Citizen's Band
Joe Rothermel
German Singing Society
Elettro-Technic
Undertaker Charles D. Chase Buys Walton Firm Half Interest
Charles D. Chase, employed ten years as embalmer with Kroeger and Strain, completes a deal to purchase half interest in Henry Small’s Walton undertaking business. Small has run the Walton firm for forty years and was assisted by his wife until her death several weeks ago.
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Kroeger & Strain, Undertakers
Henry Small
Walton
Small
Dam repair brings shovel party to Camp Freezeout
Seventeen cottage owners and summer campers will gather at Camp Freezeout at 6:50 am to march to the Taber dam on the Wabash river and shovel gravel rocks brush and sand atop the dam to prevent leaks after ice damage. The repaired dam will provide water and boating access for summer residents along Kiensly Island Mi ami Bend Foleyville and Pottowattomie Point. Meanwhile seven special trains and two dozen extra coaches will carry Knights Templars to the triennial Conclave in Chicago with multiple commanderies scheduled to pass through the city and dinners arranged at Case's restaurant and Barnett and Murdock hotel.
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Taber
Wabash River
Kienlys Island
Camp Freezeout
Pottowattomie Point
Miami Bend
Foleyville
Armea
B. F. Southam
William Emslie
J. P. Hetherington
Tarry Lux
Otto Cline
Edwin Ash
D. C. Eversole
C. B. Canana
Charles Worstell
Harry Puterbaugh
George Moriarity
Ike Oppenheimer
John Tipton
Eli March
James Foley
Hal B. Smith
Vic
Carl Wise
Carl Wiler
H. M. Gardner
Joseph Berwanger
Frank Kienly
E. M. Howard
Abner J. West
Phil Hefferman
Elmore Uhl
H. S. Seybold
Panhandle
Chicago
Commandery
Steubenville
Ohio
Uhrichsville
Dennison
Cambridge
Marietta
Zanesville
Springfield
Reed Commandery
Dayton
Case's
Hanselman Commandery
Cincinnati
Barnett and Murdock
Cincinnati Commandery
Ancalon Commandery
Pittsburg
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Andersen Commandery
Knights
Richmond
Orphans Home Matron Carney Resigns for California
Rebecca G. Carney, matron of Cass County Orphans Home, has submitted her resignation to the board and will leave in October to reside with her daughter in California. A successor has not yet been chosen as the home awaits applications.
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Cass County
Orphans’ Home
Board of Trustees
Zo West
Mrs Stoll and children return from Chicago visit
Mrs. Jacob Stoll and her children have returned home to Chicago after visiting Miss Anna Fornoff at 416 Fourth Street.
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Jacob Stoll
Chicago
Anna Fornoff
Fourth Street
Milkmen Quit After Low Milk Fat Test
Health authorities report J C Hertsell retired from business after July test showed milk fat at 2.08 percent below standard 3.25. D D Bigger also closed his dairy. A morning test by Dr. R E Troutman shows twelve dairymen meeting or exceeding standards, with several readings from 3.25 to 5.00 percent and higher.
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J. C. Hertsell
Hertsell
D. D. Bigger
R. E. Troutman
John Osborn
Clem Renberger
Thomas Dean
Frank Lux
J. N. Booth
Joe Grace
Local colored baseball team to play at Star City Sunday
A colored baseball team made up of players from this city and Koko mo will play in Star City on Sunday. The event highlights local talent and regional participation in a friendly matchup.
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Kokomo
Star City
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