Adams Brought Back Here Today in Logansport
Sheriff from Peoria Illinois arrives with papers for Adams arrest and transfer to Illinois. Charles Adams, 34, of Georgetown Nebraska, faces larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses in Logansport after being brought from South Bend. He may be held for Michigan City term or extradited.
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George Graham
Charles Adams
Margaret Loftus
Jennie Gregg
Logansport
South Bend
Peoria
Adams
Llinois
Plinois
Michigan City
Walters
Miss Loftus
Graham
Myers & Yarlett
Georgetown
Nebraska
Socialist Candidate Kelley Named for Congress in Eleventh District
John W. Kelley of Marion is the Socialist party nominee for congressman in the Eleventh district. A large Socialist gathering in Wabash included many from Grant county and Marion. Kelley was unanimously chosen and spoke on current issues and party prospects. A mass meeting in Marion is planned for next Sunday with an address by Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kelley
Marion
Socialist Party
Wabash
Grant County
Kelley
Fort Wayne banks and trust companies reach partial interest agreement
Fort Wayne banks and trust companies agree to cut time deposit rates to two to three percent and certificate deposits to three to four percent. The meeting at the Fort Wayne Clearing House aims to resolve a dispute with northern Indiana banks and trust firms and to avert withdrawals of deposits. The German American National Bank pushes to keep its savings department, pending committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Toledo
People’s
W. P. Breen
National Bank
Clean Up City Building Ordered by Health Board
The board of health serves notice on the owner to begin a general cleanup at once to protect public health. Improvements nearing completion highlight the contrast with the building’s dinginess and visible grime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
Board of Health
Cottages Endangered By Lake Maxinkuckee Fire
A gasoline lighting plant at Col Bates cottage burned Sunday night at Lake Maxinkuckee endangering the Murdock Wilson and Schrover homes. Firefighters confined the blaze to the plant which was totally destroyed Col Bates founded the Bates hotel in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bates
Lake Maxinkuckee
Murdocks
Wilsons
Schwerdman Couple Move From Fourth Street to High Street Cottage
Mr and Mrs John Schwerdman engage in moving from their residence on Fourth Street to the Mrs Iliingsworth cottage on Fast High Street as part of a relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schwerdman
Fourth Street
Iliingsworth
Fast High Street
Schools Cost Fifth Million in Township Reports
County Superintendent Haas filed with the State Board financial reports of township trustees outlining total costs and budgeting for education.
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Haas
State Board
Cass County School Spending Totals Near Two Hundred Thousand
County Superintendent William H Haas released a financial report showing Cass County schools spent 19928876 last year with Logansport teachers receiving 5613512 and country schools 7236884. Tuition for three towns totaled 794977 and special expenses 6283503. In a separate case, the Mullets face illness and tragedy as Mrs Margaret Mullet dies and typhoid fever strikes Mrs Gertie Miller, leaving two young children and a grandmother deceased, funeral set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Haas
State Board of Education
Cass County
Logansport
Walton
Royal Center
Galveston
Haas
Jacob Mullet
Gertie Miller
Margaret Mullet
High Street
J. H. Craig
Ninth Street
Brother helps Harry Wilkins find work in Kansas City
Harry Wilkins, who ran away with Roy Kimner last Saturday, is now with his brother Lewis Wilkins in Kansas City. Lewis is traveling for the National Biscuit company and has arranged factory work for Harry. Kimner remains in Moberly, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilkins
Roy Kimner
Lewis Wilkins
Kansas City
National Biscuit Company
Harry
Kimner
Moberly
Miss Starr Returns From Star City Reading
Miss Mary R. Starr returned from Star City where a successful reading in the opera house, aided by the orchestra, drew a largely attended audience that showed hearty appreciation for her selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Starr
Star City
Miss Starr
Man Takes Morphine and Dies in Saloon Inquest Held
Albert, 34, a Panhandle shops car repairer and Spanish-American War veteran, drank heavily in a Sixth Street saloon and said he took morphine. He died shortly after returning to the rear room. an inquest by Coroner Neff followed at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Albert
Albert Friemel
Sixth Street
Friemel
Albert
Matt
Jess Barron
Father King
Jacob Bowers
Kroeger & Strain
Mather
Lytle Street
Neff
Panhandle
Notable Midwest Visitors Enjoy Mrs Bebee’s Hospitality
Mrs. Schwartz and two children from Pittsburg Pennsylvania join Miss Bessie Douglas of Kokomo and the Douglas sisters Blanche and Dollie of Galveston along with Frank Haseltine of Kokomo and Mr. and Mrs. Melnette Bebee of Indianapolis as guests of Mrs. E F Bebee on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz
Pittsburg
Bessie Douglas
Kokomo
Blanche
Dollie Douglas
Galveston
Frank Haseltine
Melnette Bebee
Indianapolis
E. F. Bebee
Fourth Street
Vandalia Rail Yard Row Over Graham Scalp Attack
Rail workers protest after Patrolman George Graham allegedly beat railroad worker Edward Schrader at Vandalia station following a disturbance. Schrader and Samuel Steele faced arraignment and requested Friday trial postponement while workers seek legal guidance on pursuing action against Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia Railroad
George Graham
Board of Police Commissioners
Edward Schrader
Vandalia
Graham
Thomason
Schrader
Henry Eberts
Samuel Steele
Smith
Enyart
Steele
Brakeman Se killed on Chicago Hill in freight accident
W R Stinson a 28 year old brakeman from 151 Erie avenue fell while mounting the top of freight No 82 near Ford's crossing and was ground to pieces as the train passed over him. His body found 4:15 am beside the tracks and sent to Warsaw for interment with Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen escort.
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Erie Avenue
Chicago
Ford's Crossing
Wesley Foskett
Gillis
Stinson
Chicago Hill
Logansport
Wolf & Tucker's
Ben
Columbia City
Warsaw
Ind
the Brotherhood of
Cotton at Winona Favors Modernizing Schools
Fassett A. Cotton state superintendent spoke to a large Winona audience on Twentieth Century Schools urging better country school funding and higher teacher preparation. He advocated a minimum salary of 600 and urged teachers to back the governor's salary commission. John Cotton Dana discussed libraries and education. The Kilties band from Winona paraded Scottish dress in Goshen, drawing crowds here to attend the evening program. Directors to decide on Sunday interurban service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fassett A. Cotton
Winona
Overnor
John Cotton Dana
Newark
N. J
Kilties
Goshen
Dunkle Prepares to Move to Wyoming Farm
A. M. Dunkle received notice of a 160 acre farm on the Shoshone reservation in Wyoming. His number exceeds 6,800. He remains enthusiastic and is making preparations to go to Wyoming. Today he sold all his property.
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A. M. Dunkle
Wyoming
Missing 15 year old Harvey Miller seen after escape
Harvey Miller fifteen years old resident of Sycamore Street escaped confinement this morning and has not been seen since. Parents and police are scouring the town for the youngster.
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Harvey Miller
Sycamore Street
Buildings for Epileptics Use Planned at Indiana Village
Indiana Village for Epileptics trustees decide to adapt existing on site buildings for immediate use rather than wait for new appropriation. Brubaker Eldridge architects and superintendent W C Van Nuys will oversee fitting up farmhouses on the New Castle property.
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Indiana Village
Brubaker-Eldridge Firm
Toonsult
W. C. van Nuys
New Castle
Sixteen Year Old Maids Granted Marriage Licenses
Sam Gifford, censor of the marriage license bureau, approved licenses for Miss Lillie Fae Brown aged sixteen to Edwin Kee ver aged eighteen and Miss Laura E. Williams aged sixteen of Galveston. Written parental consent enabled the approvals. Fred QO. Swafford, a Kokomo farmer aged twenty-one, and the Galveston girl were also sanctioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gifford
Lillie Fae Brown
Edwin Keever
Fred QO. Swafford
Laura E. Williams
Galveston
Oppenheimer Guests Visit Memphis Relative
H. C. Oppenheimer and his son Leon of Memphis Tennessee are guests of his sister Mrs. J Oppenheimer of High street, during a visit to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Oppenheimer
Leon
Memphis, Tenn
J. Oppenheimer
High Street
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Slick Rascal
Ill
Indiana
E. H. Wolf
John Y. Wood
Orient Lodge
Socialist
FT Wayne
Cholly Bonehead
Oding
Devel
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Frank
Police Board
W. R. Stinson
W. R. Stin
Son
Will
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