Cupid Weds Five Couples in Noble Township Ceremony
Victoria B Cotner wed Harry O Watts at the Cotner home on Royal Center Pike in a large Cass County wedding attended by Canton lodge members and over a hundred guests. Edward Hankee county clerk reported overtime licenses issued for the celebrations. Other marriages include Joseph Black to Stella Horsey in the home of Mrs. Crawshaw and Charles H Webb to Gladys Smith at the Christian church with Rev J Q Simon and Rev J H Craig officiating. Edward C Fisher wed Dora Flatt in the county judges office. all couples plan to reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Edward Hankee
Victoria B
Ira Cotner
Noble Township
Royal Centre Pike
Harry O. Watts
Canton Lodge No. 15
Cass County
Cere
Stewart
Joseph Black
Stella Horsey
George Crawshaw
J. Q. Simon
Bloomington
Cruel Punishment Case and City Raid Details
Mrs Elnora Leazenby faced arraignment after a complaint by John Hildebrandt of the Humane Society charging cruelty to children for punishing her three year old by hanging him in a wood shed. She pled guilty and was fined five dollars and costs. Raids on Ella Goff and Helen Kelly homes led to eleven arrests with Helen Kelly fined ten dollars and jailed twenty days for keeping a house of ill fame. Lizzie Clarke Pauline Ellsworth Nellie Story and John Kelly also fined and jailed for prostitution or related charges. Further arrests included Ela Goff and Myrtie Vance Josephine Miller and others with varying fines and jail terms. Al Betts paid one dollar fine for intoxication. Mary Mehaffie is at Lake Maxjukuckee attending a house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Leazenby
V. C. Hanawalt
John Hildebrandt
The
Humane Society
Leazenby
Hal
Hildebrandt
Ella Goft
Helen Kelly
Lizzie Clarke
Pauline Iills
Ela Goff
Myrtie Vance
Josephine Miller
Keith
Elia
State Delegates Appointed For Big Labor Day Parade
Plans for a large Labor Day celebration at the fair advance with a strong turnout at Labor Hall. Speakers include Panton and Zanger. grand marshal named as Chris J. Panton with Julius Lienemann stepping down. Parade lineup features ten trades unions and a special railway division. Baby show prizes listed and posters to promote the event. Delegates to the Indiana State Federation of Labor convention named Edwin Surns Frank White Doran Smith Shester Horn William Richeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor Hall
BP. K. Reinbold
Terre Haute
J. A. Zanger
Chris J. Panton
Julius Lienemann
Frank J. Berndt
L. M Mantz
W. Fesler
T. Barney
F. White
Ourth
Electrical
Cisarmaker
Trewery
Lneup
Labor Day Association
Mtries
Roosevelt
Wiler & Wise
Golden Rule
Nichols
Hal HK. Smith Co
Indiana
Federation of Labor
Evansville
EdwinSurns
Frank White
Doran Smith
Shester Horn
William Richeson
Hl. Ballou
Charles Rank
Bath House
Board of Public Works
Mrs Nancy Heyser Dies En Route Home In Ambulance
Mrs Nancy Heyser, confined to Longcliff for a year, died Friday afternoon while being moved to her Huntington home by train and ambulance. Her daughters in Huntington were notified. she was buried yesterday near Roanoke. Survived by five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Nancy Heyser
Heyser
Longcliff
Roanoke
Fire at William Painton place on Front street
A fire believed incendiary damaged a barn at the William Painton property on Front street, discovered about 3:40 AM. Estimated loss around $150. Sparks also damaged the Schneeberger residence roof, about $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Painton
Front Street
Matt Schneeberger
Ottos Defeat Lafayette North State at Driving Park
Under manager Ed Howard the Ottos beat Lafayette North State league team at Driving park yesterday by a score of 6 to 4.
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Ottos
Ed Howard
Lafayette
Driv
Ing Park
Panhandle seeks workers for carpentry and car departments
Panhandle shops announce a call for thirty-five to forty men to join the carpenter and car departments, signaling a hiring push and expansion efforts in the Panhandle facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Dickerson Dies Along Wabash River Camp
Benjamin Dickerson of Clymers died yesterday afternoon at 3:10 at a river camp about three miles west of the city. He had been ill with tuberculosis and spent the summer camping near the Wabash River. An ambulance was called but carried away the body.
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Benjamin Dickerson
Clymers
Wabash River
Condi
Logansport Grifts By Glide of Amusement Company
In summer 1909 a glib stranger arrived in Logansport promoting the United States Amusement Company of Indianapolis. He claimed the firm would build and operate theatres and airdomes, and mentioned stock payments that would require local settlers to dig into their pockets.
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Logansport
United Staes Amvusement Company
Indianapolis
Boy Whose Disappearance Spurs City Search for Ralph
Cal Whaley of rural route No 8, north of the city, came to police with his wife seeking help locating his son Ralph who vanished Saturday night. They reported asking Ralph to bring the horse and buggy into town before he disappeared into the wide world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Whaley
Ralph
Mr. Whaley
Abolition of Auto Accident the Roller Towel Debate
Chicago moves to ban the roller towel provoking hotelmen in Logansport to warn that removing the device could endanger the local hotel trade. They say the rule could force the so called moocher hotels to close, reflecting broad concerns over the new ordinance and its impact on business.
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Logansport
Moocher
Chicago
Logans
Woman Trapped In Crash. Five Children Unharmed
An automobile carrying Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, five children of Camden, Mrs. Wallace’s brother, and a Wallace relative, flipped on the Burlington pike four miles south of Logansport. Mrs. Wallace, pinned under the car, suffered broken wrists and internal injuries but later stabilized at St Joseph hospital. The children were uninjured and the others escaped with minor bruises. the car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wallace
Camden
Local Ambulance Rushes Man to Home. Death Follows
Dickerson, age thirty eight, died eight minutes after an ambulance transported him from the Killian airdome to his home. Survived by two sisters and two brothers Mrs Lee Green and Mrs Jacob Nipple of Clymers Alfred and Frank of Logansport. Funeral at St Johns church tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by Rev Arnold. Burial in St Johns cemetery. He served in the One Hundred and Sixty Indiana Volunteers.
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Dickerson
Lee Green
Jacob Nipple
Clymers
Alfred
Frank
St. John's Church
W. T. Arnold
Market Street M
Why You Should Be a Booster for Logansport Club
The Logansport Commercial Club designates Wednesday August 16 as Membership Rally day to push membership beyond 1,000. Committees will solicit applications from businesspeople and residents as the club expands beyond 300 members to boost civic and municipal action in Logansport, aiming to diversify beyond railroad payrolls and build a larger city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Daily Reporter
Commercial Club
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Mooney seeks annulment claiming youth and inexperience at marriage
Roy Mooney, 19, through Rabb & Mahoney, sues in Cass circuit court to annul his 1910 marriage to Lula Nave alleging he was inexperienced and 'stung' by her. He says Lula conspired to wed him, that he renounced the marriage, and has lived apart. Lula is from Lexington, Kentucky, current whereabouts unknown.
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Lula Nave
Roy Mooney
Mooney
Lula
Lexington
Local Boy Vanishes After Note Says He Will Go See The World
A 16 year old youth, Ralph, arrived with his parents in the city and handed his horse and buggy to them. At home they found a note from him saying he planned to see some of the world. He is well known in the city and has an aunt here who has not heard from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Wheel Stolen Again From Linden Ave Home
Floyd Neff reported a bicycle stolen from the rear of his Linden avenue home. The theft occurred Saturday night and marks the third wheel theft in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Neff
Linden Avenue
Pythian Hikers Reach Lafayette in Parade Welcome
Logansport Logansport company No 26 led by Captain Harry Fidler and 21 men arrived in Lafayette for the Pythian parade after a journey from Logansport beginning Friday night. They faced a thunderstorm and rain as they hiked eight and a half miles then camped near Delphi and the Wabash sanitarium. They will be welcomed by the Eighth regiment at Camp Warner this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Lafayette
Logan Company
No. 26
Harry Fidler
Wabash Valley Sanitarium
Main Street
Lafayette Journal
Delphi
Sanitarium
Warner
Penny Will Pay for Railroad Track Repair Bill
The Casparig Stone company filed a bill with Panhandle railroad for 10.80 dollars for repairing a track at Kenneth after an engine drawing a gravel train derailed. Section men had gone home and quarry employees repaired the damage. The bill will be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casparig Stone Company
Panhandle Railroad
Kenneth
Husband seeks divorce from Sarah A. Taylor
Benjamin W. Taylor filed for divorce through James A. West alleging desertion by Sarah A. Taylor. The couple wed in February 1908 and she left on July 29, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin W. Taylor
James A. West
Sarah A. Taylor
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ED Hankee
Victoria Conner
Charles H. Webb
Gladys
Clymer
Elia Goff
Helen Kelley
al Betts
Mary Mehaffie
Lake Maxjukuckee
Trades Assembly
the Common Council
Dickerson Gies
Wall
Logansporters
Farmer Boy
Alee
Joy
Josephus, JR
Josephus
Tion
Airdome
McCloskey
Bulance
George Moriarty
C. W. van Meter
Roy Cheek
Jogansport Airdome
James H. McKenna
Moriarty
Husband
KE. Sc. Murphy
Murdock Hotel
Hubby
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