Logansport Split in Bluffton Doubleheader
Bluffton defeated Logansport 5 to 2 in the first game, while Logansport came back to win the nightcap 4 to 3. Hasseld and Orr pitched for Bluffton with Burke and Duggan for Logansport in the opener. In the second game Burke and Duggan again starred for Logansport as Miller Leiniger and Orr led Bluffton.
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Lafayette Beats Romaine in Doubleheader at Huntington
In Huntington Lafayette topples Romaine 4 to 1 as Romaine fanned 17 in a complete game and scored three on a three base hit. A separate game sees suspicions of anger toward umpire Rea soner with fines totaling 12 dollars. In Marion Wabash wins 9-5 in game one and 5-2 in game two, with Curry Marcell Connaughton Betts and Seets among the battery crews.
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Seeress fined for deceit flees Lafayette case
Mrs. Leon Wrenn of Frankfort the seeret and fortune teller was fined 107 50 for obtaining money and jewelry from Lafayette people under false pretenses. She must restore all jewelry taken and after paying the fine was allowed to leave the city.
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Frankfort
Lafayette
Meddows Driver Killed. Insurance to Widow
Robert E. Meddows of Vandalia, a car repairman, was killed in the local yards on Wednesday night. He carried $3,000 in life insurance, which will be paid to his widow. He formerly worked as a Clover Leaf car repairman at Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Members Leave for National Moose Convention
Co R Downs and Joseph McNevits travel from the city to Baltimore to attend the national convention of the Royal Order of Moose.
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Joseph McNevits
Baltimore
Royal Order of Moose
Nearly fatal Carnival shooting shocks Louisa crowd
Cowboy George McElroy of the wild west show accidentally shot himself in the thigh with a loaded .45 at the carnival. He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital for treatment as reports say blanks are normally used and jealousy or foul play is suspected by some.
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Logansport Land and Improvement Company
Bachman
Whitey
Walton Set to Face M. F. Team in League Park Showdown
Walton aiming for a strong test tomorrow against M. F. at League Park after a season with one loss and wins over Flora Bringhurst. Pitchers Raven Michelle and Joe Regan return to the mound, with Raven in relief earlier. lineup shifts place Ben Gormley on first, Kenneth Evans at second, Eddie Flord at third, and DeLong added as short stop. outfield features Hansen and Brown.
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Kenneth Evans
Eddie Flord
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Sergeant Finney to lead Logansport recruiting office move
The Marion office closes August 31 and Logansport becomes a central recruiting hub with Sergeant J. F. Finney in charge. Marion staff will support Logansport, which expands as an auxiliary to Indianapolis, with recruits sent to Columbus, Ohio. Finney’s career spans twelve years with multiple deployments and promotions.
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Dwyer Meets Everett True at Coney Island
John Dwyer compositor for the Daily Reporter and Everett True crossed paths at Coney Island during summer vacations. A photo shows True bouncing a ball off a sand-posed actor, with Dwyer smiling nearby. Bellevue hospital reports Dwyer in serious condition but improving. no flowers.
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Logansport
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Bellevue Hospital
Whitaker Fools Ald Friend at Broadway Wrestling Show
Logansport crowds hailed L. B. Whitaker as one of the state’s sharpest boxers after a four round exhibition with Billy Edwards of Indianapolis. Gus Bisacchi, an Italian youth, and Whitaker were the crowd’s talk as Wiggam’s postponements kept the local rival from a quick matchup. The W H Rickert Amusement company plans sparring shows in city with Billy Papke soon.
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L. B. Whitaker
Gus Bisacchi
Whitaker
Billy” Edwards
Indianapolis
Final paving action deferred amid law concerns
The Broadway paving matter stalls as the board of public works postpones final action until next Tuesday. Property owners fear current laws block pavement and expect legislative changes next year. City Attorney Judge John C. Nelson says the present paving laws are strict and unjust and that a repeal or new laws are likely.
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John C. Nelson
Notice to Out of Town Subscribers
Out of town subscribers to the Daily Reporter in arrears over three months have been informed by mail of the debt and a new postal ruling. Accounts must be settled before September first or service will be discontinued.
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Tramp Robbed Veteran in New Waverly
Ki Harvey a Civil War veteran aged eighty six was robbed of 25 dollars saved from his pension by a tramp peddler. Harvey bought glasses from the man then tried to pay and the thief grabbed the purse and escaped on foot. He could not chase.
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Children to Use Own Tin Cups in Schools
The Board of Health orders that every city schoolchild must bring and use a personal tin cup. Drinking fountains will be replaced by sanitary fountains and glass vessels kept clean. open water buckets are banned. Each cup purchase will be a few cents, potentially saving medical costs.
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State Board of Health
Big game scheduled between newspapermen and cigarmakers
City teams ready for a league park showdown Monday at 8 30 pm. Cigarmakers say they are in shape after three weeks of practice while reporters aim to extend their three win streak after beating the bartenders.
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Seven Mile Fireman Charles Tucker Dies After Work Injury
Charles Tucker of Seven Mile, a C C L railroad fireman at Peru, died at 3 50 AM from a ruptured blood vessel near the heart after injuring himself on duty. He was 27, unmarried and a Red Men member. Funeral Monday at 16 o'clock from Seven Mile church with Shaff Cemetery burial. His father was killed last year at the country club fall.
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Seven Mile
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Country Club
New Football Rules Change High School Game Dramatically
The article explains sweeping changes in high school football rules. It details four 15 minute periods, shortened intermissions, fixed goals each period, and new tackling and forward pass rules. It notes players must study the rule book and coaches must adapt quickly for early games with revised substitutions and field procedures.
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