Marion Paper Roasts Golfers in Loganport
The Marion Chronicle mocks the Logansport Golf Club after Marion guests defeated them in golf and bridge. The report details meals, match play results, and a planned rematch at the Country Club next Wednesday, mentioning players and ladies who accompanied the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion Golf Club
Logansport Golf Club
Marion
Logansport Club
David Baxter
Heffley
Price
Wiler
Wilson
Ridenour
Pop’ Sweezey
Bryce
Kinney
George Webster
Goldthait
Tousley
Mesdames
George Sweetzer
Dale Sweezey
Webster, Kinney
Service
Hess
Lefferts
Emily
Alite Goldthait
Grace
Edith Dourn
Delight Matter
Hal Shideler
Hinksi
Shidelerg Dale
P. Sweezey
Baxter
Schick
Goldball
Cagion
Johnson
Haldeman
Starrett
Webster
F. Sweezey
Phice
Lillard
Logansport
Jenks
Jenkines
Elks Band Concert At Spencer Park Program Listed
The Elks band under Prof Charles Stewart performs tomorrow evening at 4 Spencer Park. The program includes marches and waltzes such as Adventurer The Ruler and Honey Moon Trail plus City Swells and a Ge Coswo Mabel McKinley overture.
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Elks’ Band
Charles Stewart
Spencer Park
March
Ramsdell
Mabel McKinley
the Ruler
Halmes
Brooks
Honey Moon
Howard March
City
Neilsson
Brother-in-law Dies in Omaha Death Notice
T. E. Smith Vandalia train dispatcher received word of his brother-in-law N. B. Nemewitz of Omaha Nebraska age 50 died of consumption He was born in Lafayette and went west for health reasons The funeral was held yesterday in Omaha.
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T. E. Smith
Vandalia
N. B. Némewitz
Omaha
Neb
Lafayette
Gomper Stump Tour Likely To Visit City In October
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, is expected to speak in October during a western tour that includes several Indiana cities. O. P. Smith helped secure his visit to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Indiana
O. P. Smith
Wealthy man recounts near accident in town
A reporter asks a wealthy man about poverty and the man replies he nearly was run down by his own car in town today.
Mrs Wetherow Heads to Kokomo for Weekend Visit
Mrs O J Wetherow and her sister Mrs E D Achey plan a Sunday visit in Kokomo as guests of Mrs Belle Lewell Jen and daughter Blossom.
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O. J. Wetherow
E. D. Achey
Kokemo
Belle Lewel- Jen
Blossom
The Cow Puncher heads Nelson tonight in vaudeville bill
Hal Reid promotes The Cow Puncher at Nelson with praise for a rugged cowboy hero and a strong western heart story. Broadway booking Helmsick brings a six act vaudeville program including Brothers De Vans and dog and The Five Shanows with song, dance, and novelty numbers. Crystal's Hardie promises a crackerjack show with early seating rush.
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Helmick
Logansport
DeVans
Dog
Hippodrome
London
England
Five Shanows
Tom
Hardie
The Volunteer Organist at the Nelson Theater Friday
Forthcoming production of The Volunteer Organist will be staged at the Nelson Theater next Friday evening August 21. The pastoral idyl promises a lively plot with acclaimed cast and scenic effects.
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the Nelson
Faro System High Stakes Larceny Case on West Side
Martin Phillips arrested after a hearing for larceny tied to a faro game in a luxury private dwelling on New York's West Side. Ne ville R Moxley testified he lost 60 dollars in the game and planned to invest 600 dollars plus 300 from Phillips to share 60 40 of proceeds, with Phillips promising a 2000 payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper West Side
Martin Phillips
Phillips
West Side
Neville R. Moxley
Pittsburg
Moxley
New York
Sea lion sighting stirs Peru river area
In Peru Indiana on August 15 an unusual black sea lion like creature was seen in the Wabash River near the city. A few shots were fired at it but the animal remains at large, mostly diving at night and making calf like howls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Wabash
Panhandle Dispatcher Sam Graham Heads to Indianapolis
Dispatcher Sam Graham along with his wife and daughter departed this afternoon for Indianapolis to spend Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Sam Graham
Indianapolis
Deford files schedule against judgment in Bushing case
Michael Deford filed a schedule against the judgment in the case of Clary Bushing in Squire Redi's court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Deford
Clary Bushing
Squire Redi
The Servant in the House Brings Chicago New Drama Work
Nike, Bordeaux and The Henry Miller Associate Players arrive at Powers theatre Chicago next Monday August 17 for an extended engagement. Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House stars Edith Wynce Mathison Tyrone Power Walter Hampden Galway Herbert Gladys Wynne Edmund Rann Kennedy. The play, praised on both coasts, is noted as a milestone in modern realism and as the only drama staged by professional actors in a Masonic temple grand lodge room. The plot centers on a servant of an English villa who heals a fractured family through calm leadership and compassion.
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Henry Miller
Powers’ Theatre
Chicago
Charles Rann Kennedy
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
Edith Wynce Mathison
Tyrone Power
Walter Hampden
Arthur Lewis
Galway Herbert
Gladys Wynne
Edmund Rann Kennedy
San Francisco
Lancashire
Manson
Hindoo
Tragic accidents and oddities dot state briefs
James Jeffries falls into a lime kiln in Bedford and is rescued after a near death ordeal. Bartholomew Shanahan drowns in the White River near Indianapolis. Turks uprising in South Bend ends with five arrests for assault. United Boxboard and Paper in Munice resumes work after a year shutdown. Burns arrested in Goshen for selling stamps with 17 dollars value. Marion Hatfield captured in Linton after freeing twelve prisoners. Mrs Clarke of Mitchell kills a cow snake six feet long preying on eggs. Peru lads driven from their swimming hole by a sea lion in the Wabash. William Gorham injured when horse runs away in Goshen. Eddie Berhinger in Terre Haute survives carbolic acid after police wagon incident. Mr and Mrs Thomas McDowell of Delphi celebrate golden anniversary. Five hundred men named John attend picnic in Riverside Park at Munice.
Woman Dives into 20 Foot Well to Save Baby
Mrs. J. B. Stephenson of Fulton Missouri risked her life to rescue her two year old child from a twenty foot well. She climbed with the child clenched in her teeth and the rope for support, fainting upon reaching the rim. No serious injury to the child was reported.
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Fulton
J. B. Stephenson
Boone grave claim in Missouri shocks locals
Montgomery Missouri August 15 The Rev R R McQuie a Baptist minister in this city says he and older settlers visited the graveyard near Marthasville Warren county Missouri believed to be the burial place of Daniel Boone and concluded the remains were never moved to Kentucky. He says Kentuckians sent to remove the remains were strangers and took a stranger’s body by mistake. Daniel Boone and his wife were not buried together, supporting the error theory.
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Montgomery
R. R. McQuie
Marthasville
Warren County
Missouri
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Boone
Mrs E D Achey Visits Sister in St Joseph
Mrs E D Achey of Eaton Ohio visits sister Mrs Olive Wetherow on Market street in St Joseph Michigan where she has been staying.
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E. D. Achey
Eaton, O
St. Joseph, Mich
Olive Wetherow
Market Street
Police Officer Shuttleworth’s Tragic Death Tells a Different Tale
New York August 14 The death of Policeman Alfred Shuttleworth at Ralph avenue Brooklyn is described as a broken heart and remorse rather than paralysis. He shot 19 year old Isaac Japp during a crowd clash while trying to rescue a girl. Eyewitnesses misrepresented the incident, leading to years of ostracism before a dismissal of charges and his doomed return to the same post.
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New York
Alfred Nathaniel Shuttleworth
Ralph Avenue
Brooklyn
Shuttleworth
Isaac Japp
Saratoga Park
Japp
Hurburt C. Rogers
Gates Avenue
Pacific Street
Fie
England
Mayor McKee to Speak at Labor Day Celebration
Mayor George P. McKee of this city is slated to speak at the monster Labor Day celebration in Lafayette. The event at Columbian park will feature Lafayette Mayor George R. Durgan delivering the welcome, with Rev. Oscar R. McCay presiding over the invocation. Speakers include Mrs. Mary McDowell of Chicago and George Bope, first vice president of the Federation of Musicians, with J. W. Millard of Anderson speaking in the evening.
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George P. McKee
Lafayette
Columbian Park
George R. Durgan
Lafayettte
Oscar R. McCay
Mary McDowell
Chicago
George Bope
The
Federation of Musicians
J. W. Millard
Anderson
Boy Bitten by Local Dog. Wound Cauterized
Walter Randall eleven was bitten on Sixth street by Lulu Cassidy’s dog. The injury to his arm was badly lacerated and treated at Dr. N W Cady’s office with cauterization. The boy reports the dog is generally friendly and the animal will not be killed.
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Walter Randall
Lulu Cassidy
Sixth Street
N. W. Cady
McGreevy Reels After Wagon Accident At Vandalia Branch
P. H. McGreevy the veteran mail clerk on the Butler Vandalia branch out of the city is a nervous wreck at home. He was in a small wagon that overturned recently and doctors attribute his illness to the mishap. Oliver Higlen of Markie is filling his post.
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P. H. McGreevy
Butler
Vandalia
Oliver Higlen
Markie
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Nelson
Rough Riders
San Juan
Reid
W. P. Mann
Broadway
Harry Shanon
Gladys Middleton
Miss Middleton
Earl Hyman
Eva M. Hays As
Geraldine In
Nelson Tonight
Crystal Theatres
Nike
James Jeffries
Bedford
Bartholomew Shanahan
White River
South Bend
United Boxboard and Paper Company
Muneie
C. W. Burns
Goshen
Marion Hatfield
Bloomfield
Linton
Wabash River
William Gorham
Eddie Berhinger
Terre Haute
Will
Thomas McDowell
Delphi
John
Johns
Riverside Park
Olea Mif
M’kee
Central States
W.F. Mann
Bevans
Middleton
Earl Hyman I
Kinetoscope
Comedienne
Via
Detroit
U. T. Excursion
Indiana Union Traction Co
M'Greevy
W. & Powell
Spencer Park Music
Broadway Street
George Bush
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