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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1911

Page

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Rivalry Over Marrying Jokes Becomes Judges Three-Way Match

Judge FE Graves marks his 62nd birthday with a party at 9 Stanley Street and a gift of a gold watch chain. He claims to have joined 144 marriages in five years and vows to outpace rivals Jim Reid and Hanawalt, who boast far higher totals. Reid counters Graves and Hanawalt as mere beginners, while Hanawalt says his tally exceeds both combined.

Squire—Hanawalt Reid Graves FE. B. Graves Stanley Street Judge Graves Jim' Reid Squire Hanawalt V. C. Hanawalt Squire Reid

Ritter 10 Probes Carroll Records in Citizenship Question

Louis M. Ritter city treasurer believes his father may have filed first papers before turning 21 but will verify in Carroll County records from Delphi. Riders on petitions by John Neckel and Rudolph Faber hinge on Ritter’s citizenship status and potential severing of petitions at the September 8 hearing.

Louis M. Ritter Delphi Carroll County John Neckel Rudolph Faber Ritter

Butz Family Reunion Held at Spencer Park

The ninth annual Butz reunion drew eighty one members to Spencer park for a social hour and a potluck dinner. The group planned to meet next year at Ko komo.

Butz Spencer Park Kokomo

Mob cries out against Topeka judge in street sentence

Topeka editor Elizabeth Barr calls for a mob to detain Judge D B D Smeltzer over sentencing Mrs Eva Reese to work on the streets. Barr urges a halter and removal from Kansas. Smeltzer defends the ruling and rejects parole for Reese amid a divisive case in Lola and Topeka.

Smeltzer Topeka Elizabeth N. Barr D. B. D. Smeltzer Ella Reese Miss Barr Lola Judge Smeltzer

Barnhart seeks public building funds for Rochester

Congressman H A Barnhart of Rochester has introduced a bill asking for a 76000 dollar appropriation for a government building and site in Rochester. He is confident a pork bill will pass next winter and believes Rochester should receive a share. He serves on the public buildings and grounds committee and forecasts being nearby when it is approved.

H. A. Barnhart Rochester House of Representatives Barnhart Committee On

Indiana State Spelling Contest Words For Drill Use

Superintendent Frantz shares a bulletin from Charles A. Greathouse listing all words pronounced at the Indiana state spelling contest held in March at the state house. The bulletin notes improvements in spelling statewide and urges ongoing drills and careful pronunciation.

Frantz Charles A. Greathouse Department of Public Instruction State House Mr. Greathouse

Big Time at Lake Maxinkuckee Ogle Cottage Trip

A party of young people traveled to Lake Maxinkuckee to stay five days at the Ogle cottage. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fansler and several local residents plus guests from Pensacola Lafayette and Indianapolis. A colored cateress and maid will handle household work.

Lake Maxinkuckee Ogle Cottage M. L. Fansler Margaret Rogers Edith Alexander Gertrude Johnson Nina Schaefer Alice Statesman Mildred Keys Penu Lucy Brockenbaugh Lafayette Harry Brown Thomas Herbert Mr. Campbell Carry Wit Thurston Indianapolis

St. Clair Family Reunion at Spencer Park Saturday

The St. Clair family holds its annual reunion at Spencer park on September 2 with about three hundred expected. Attendees should bring lunch for a big banquet and enjoy a historical recount from 1800 to present by historian B. A. Kennel of the North Side.

St. Clair Spencer Park B. A. Kennel North Side

Carrier Boys Attend Carnival Hosted by Colonel Hodges

The Daily Reporter carrier boys will visit a carnival tonight hosted by Colonel Hodges. They will be met by the carnival band and march to the show grounds where every attraction will be free to them.

Daily Reporter Carrier Boys Colonel Hodges

Park Sunday Draws Ottos and Frankfort Baseball Clash

Logansport readies for Packard band visit from Ft Wayne with two concerts Sunday. Prof Verweire prepared programs to please music lovers as Ottos and Frankfort teams prepare for a driving park event and a dare devil Phil lips wire stunt.

Ottos Frankfort Dare Devil Phillips Packard Band Ft. Wayne Verweire

Water Way Tales travel book by D. and C. Line

Annual travel magazine announces a 250 page book issued by the D. and C. line featuring three stories and illustrations of the D C coast to Mackinac. Sent free upon request with ten cents prepaid postage to D. and C. Navigation Company Detroit Michigan.

D. & C. Line D & C. Coast Mackinac D. & C. Navigation Company Wayne Street Detroit

Wall Collapse At Electric Light Plant Coal Floods River

A section of the north wall at the electric light plant collapsed yesterday morning around 11 o clock. The break caused a twenty foot wide hole from floor to roof, letting coal slide into the Eel River. Pressure from the coal is blamed for the failure.

Electric Light Plant Eel River

Kern boom factions split as Cameron backs Kern for president

In Indianapolis two Kern Presidential club factions form. One led by C. R. Cameron supports Senator Kern for president with no concessions to others. The dispute mirrors broader party tensions as Wood row Wilson is cited in the split.

Indianapolis Ind Kern Presidential Club C. R. Cameron Kern Woodrow Wilson William Anderson Taggart-Marshall-Harmon Indiana Marshall Harmon Coonel William C. Liller Denison Woodrow Wilson Club Liller Anderson Michael M. Mahoney Edward Emrick John Maholm C. K R. Cameron Presse Cameron

Watch Stolen During Break In at J H Schultz Home

Burglary at 615 Market Street. pantry window entry. thief took a watch from the bed post and five dollars in silver from a closet. Milwaukee detective J H Sullivan arrested a carnival man in the city on a wire desertion charge and sent him back to Milwaukee last night. Joseph Brashaw of Marquette Mich fined for intoxication. D A Gillespie seeks missing horse and bogey tied to Crown Point and Lafayette leads.

Milwaukee Dan J. H. Shultz Market Street Dr. Shultz J. H. Sullivan Wis Carnival Company Joseph Brashaw Marquette Mich Brashaw D. A. Gillespie Lafayette Gillespie Crown Point

Divorce Action and Domestic Strife Highlight Local News

Ethel Koosman, through attorneys, seeks divorce from husband of Alto, Howard County marriage in 1906, alleging abuse, desertion, failure to support, and threats of poisoning. Court restrains defendant employer from paying $100 forthcoming wage. custody of three children and $50 monthly alimony requested. Local community events and entertainment notes follow, including a park Sunday program and a Daredevil wire descent reenactment with an oil-soaked ascent and river dip.

Ethel Koosman McConnell Jenkines Jenkines & Stuart Cass Alto Howard County Panhandle Logansport Ottos Krankfort Daredevil Phillips Eel River

Blow torch blast injures worker at Campbell residence

Charles Spencer of Michigan Avenue, a plumber at Spencer Plumbing, suffered a severe burn to his arm yesterday when a gasoline blow torch exploded. He was at the Campbell residence on Fifteenth Street when the accident occurred. He was treated by Dr. Harry Shultz and will remain home for some time.

Charles Spencer Michigan Avenue Spencer Campbell Fifteenth George Spear Harry Shultz

Reverend Bigler to Speak at Janesville Encampment

Former local pastor Rev. B. B. Bigler, visiting relatives in Galveston, was invited to deliver an address at the encampment of the old soldiers and sailors in Janesville Wisconsin.

B. B. Bigler Galveston Janesville Wis

Five tax delinquency suits filed against five dog owners

Judge Kk. B. Graves heard five actions yesterday against Aaron Donald Omer Watson Jessie Zeck Charles Booker and J Means alleging delinquent taxes on dogs.

Kk. B. Graves Aaron Donald Omer Watson Jessie Zeck Charles Booker J. Means

Marryin Squire Reid Courts Bride Across County Lines

James Reid the popular Logansport “Marryin’ Squire” proposes to wed any two, even John Jacob Astor and his young fiancee, with no fee beyond a kiss. The piece tracks his fame, the Indiana political split over Kern and Wilson camps, and rumors of a Denison hotel meeting that may shuffle party loyalties.

John Jacob Astor Logansport James Reid Wal John Jacon John Jacob Reid

Bullet Missing Walton Man Sparks Farm Area Alarm

Shirley Bechdol of Walton narrowly escaped injury when a bullet fired by Orville Brown whizzed by his head as he stood near a corn field waiting for a return. Brown said he fired into the field to scare raiders, claiming he did not see Bechdol.

Shirley Bechdol Walton Orville Brown Bechdol Brown Bechdel

Thanksgiving on Five Thursdays Prompts Calendar Mixup

A historical note explains November has five Thursdays this year causing confusion over Thanksgiving dates. Some calendars set the holiday on November 23 while others expect November 30. The president’s proclamation is pending and costs influence saloon owners to resist extra closed days.

Father

Will Build Bungalow By Wabash River

Bert Walter and wife visit the city. Walter, former Shubert Stock Co. member in Minneapolis, plans to return next summer to build a bungalow along the Wabash River.

Bert Walter Walter Shubert Stock Company Minneapolis Wabash River

Miller to Inspect Food Sellings Under State Board Orders

Charles Miller the city health officer must begin inspections of all places selling food as directed by the state board of health. The duty formerly belonged to State Inspector Fred W. Tucker.

Charles Miller State Board of Health Fred W. Tucker

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