Operator dies at telegraph desk in Panhandle office
Panhandle telegraph operator John D. Allison age 62 died of heart failure at 10 30 am while seated at his office telegraph keys at Trimmer. He had served 38 years with the Panhandle and 26 years at Kenneth and Trimmer stations. Survived by widow and three sons Everett Charles Wilbur. Coroner Dr George D Miller notified.
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Allison
Panhandle
Kenneth and
Trimmer
Helm Street
Kenneth
Everett Allison
Richmond
Charles Allison
Muncie
Wilbur Allison
Wilbur
George D. Miller
Labor Delegates to Convention Set for Indiana Federation
Trades and Labor Assembly selects Jacobh Klein J L Merz Dora Smith Simon Shaw O P Smith as delegates to the Indiana State Federation of Labor convention in Lafayette September 27 28 29 The election of state president promises a heated race with Hughes seeking re election former leader J F Suchanek of South Bend and A Perkins cited though Perkins was defeated last year Labor issues will take center stage with no party politics allowed at the gathering.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Lafayette
Jacobh Kiein
J. L. Merz
Dora Smith
Simon Shaw
O. P. Smith
Organized Labor Movement
Hughes
J. F Suchanek
South Bend
Dear A. Perkins
John Hughes
Prisoner Fooled Deputy Sheriff in $1 Escape
Jesse Foutz, jailed on intoxication charges, slipped away after paying Deputy Harness $1 and receiving a $9 overpayment. He left with a suitcase, and the deputy later realized the bills were a $10 and a $20. Police seek Foutz to recover the money and bring him back.
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Jesse Foutz
Harness
Foutz
William M. Kelley
W. H. Rickert
Murdock Hotel
Wilkinson In 200000 Deal In Chicago Property Transfer
Chicago report details Albert Barley selling Hampden apartment building at Thirty-ninth Street and Langley Avenue to Frank B. Wilkinson of Logansport Indiana for about 800000 in exchange for Berkshire building at Michigan Avenue. Hampden valued around 75000 with 58100 incumbrance. Berkshire worth 75000. Hampden rent about 30000 yearly. Berkshire rent about 7000.
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Wilkinson
Chicago
Hampden
Thirty-ninth Street
Langley Avenue
Albert «. Barley
Marion
Ind
Frank B. Wilkinson
Logansport
Berkshire
Michigan Avenue
Mark Levy & Brother
Barley
Major Rust
University of Chicago
J E Williams Visits Daughter in Dayton Ohio
J E Williams left Sunday for a trip to Dayton Ohio to visit his daughter Mrs Myrtle Weisman.
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J. E. Williams
Myrtle Weisman
Dayton, Ohio
Boosters Day 5 Tomorrow At League Park
Wabash and Logansport split results with Wabash winning Saturday but losing yesterday afternoon. Tickets are selling well for the event at League Park.
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Wabash
Logansport
Weekend Scores Report From Local League
Saturday results show Bluffton 5 Marion 0, Huntington 6 Lafayette 1, Wabash 2 Logansport 1. Yesterday scores list Logansport 10 Wabash 6, Lafayette 1 Huntington 0, Bluffton 2 7 Marion 1 3. Tomorrow is Booster Day at League Park with Bluffton visiting. Logansport gains momentum with Payne at first base and manager duties.
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Wabash
Logansport
Bluffton
Marion
Huntington
Lafayette
League Park
Logan
Payne
W. I. Pet. Wabash Eee
Ewe
Mae Lafayette Eee
Ven
Ewes
Logansport Tops Wabash 11 to 6 in Baseball Clash
August 22 Logansport defeated Wabash at Wabash by 11 runs to 6. Logansport improved after Payne took management. Wabash had six runs nine hits and three errors. Logansport ten runs fourteen hits and one error. Batteries Wabash Ingling Curry Marcel. Logansport Saunders Burke Duggan. Attendance 250. Time 1:30.
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Wabash
Ind
Logansport
Payne
Ingling
Curry
Marcel
Saunders
Burke
Duggan
Lacey
Scott
Long
Baker
Solliday
Chark
Soliliday
Kessling
Ireland
Thomas
Pfefferly
Williams
Reasmus
Correction on Toledo street arrest ruling in the Daily Porter
The Daily Porter reported that N. B. Fox was sentenced to eleven days in jail for cursing a woman on Toledo street. The record shows he was fined and paid $11 instead.
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Daily Porter
N. B. Fox
Toledo Street
Fight at Cromer home over estate prompts police call
Police were summoned to the home of the late Colonel Cromer at 412 Melbourne Avenue on a Saturday night to quell a fight between Robert Cromer and his nephew Ralph Cromer. The dispute allegedly arose from the Cromer estate division. Robert Cromer was reportedly beaten by the seventeen year old, but no affidavits were filed and no arrests were made.
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Colonel Cromer
Melbourne Avenue
Robert Cromer
Ralph Cromer
Cromer
Speeding fin e for Royal Center shop owner Jed Ford
Jed Ford proprietor of a Royal Center machine shop was fined $1 and costs in police court for exceeding the speed limit in the business district. Arrested Saturday night by Patrolman Thomas Miller and released on bond from his father William Ford. Ford claimed the machine was not under control at the time. Walter Cotner rode with Ford.
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Jed Ford
Royal Center
Thomas Miller
William Ford
Walter Cotner
Ford
Cass County Teachers Institute Set for Next Week
County school superintendent M H Haas announces the forty sixth Cass County teachers institute will meet next week in the high school building. Prof Arthur MacMurray of Ames IA will lead the literary and reading department while Cornelia E MacMullen of Montclair NJ will head pedagogy. No music instructor has been selected. Thursday afternoon trustees of all townships meet. Instructors are deemed competent and a large attendance is expected.
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M. H. Haas
Cass County Teachers’ Institute
Arthur MacMurray
Ames
Cornelia E. MacMullen
Mont Clair
N. J
Notice to out of town subscribers
Out of town subscribers to the Daily Reporter in arrears over three months have been notified by mail of the new postal ruling. Accounts must be settled before September first, or the Reporter will be discontinued for those with arrears after that date.
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Daily Reporter
Walton Defeated by M A F Team in Narrow Comeback
The M A F team of Logansport edged Walton 8 to 7 at League Park in a tense nine inning contest. Walton led 2 1 after the first, but the M A F club fought back with a late rally including Raven Michelles three bagger. Umpire Billy Moore oversaw a 600 crowd as both teams traded scoring in a pitchers duel.
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League Park
Walton
Taylor
H. Shirley
Shirley
Raven Michelle
Ott. Shirley
Enery
O. Shirley
Shaffer
Rebee
Ruhl
A. Shirley
Crane
Clark
Michelle
Evans
Hansen
Floyd
Gray
Simons
Regan
New Fire Boxes Installed Near Hospital
Two new fire alarm boxes have been installed at Twentieth and High street and at Twenty sixth and High streets near the hospital.
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Twentieth and
High Street
Twentysixth
High Streets
Roy Smith Recovering After Box Car Fall
Panhandle brakeman Roy Smith who fell from a box car in the south yards last week is improving at home and able to be out again.
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Roy Smith
Panhandle
South Yards
Death follows death as mother of accident victim dies
Mrs Amanda Lambert aged 68 died at St Joseph hospital after learning her son Charles Lambert was killed in the Rochester automobile crash last week. Born 1842 in Miami County, she moved to the city with her son. Survived by husband R J Lambert. Funeral at 121 State Street then burial in Chili Miami County.
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Charles Lambert
Amanda Lambert
Rochester
St. Joseph Hospital
Mrs. Lambert
Miami County
R. J. Lambert
Lafayette
State Street
J. K. Fraser
The
Baptist Church
Chili
Merchants to Represent in Labor Day Parade Big Prize Show
Frank J. Berndt, grand marshal, says seven or eight prizes will be offered for best merchant displays. Many merchants will join with floats in a Court park Labor Day parade with a large entry list. Aids and march line announced next Sunday. Robert H. Coleman named first aid for second division.
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J. D. Taylor
Busjahn & Schneider
Harry Tritt
Court Park
Labor Day Association
Chester Horn
Frank J. Berndt
Robert H. Coleman
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Coleman
Carnival Cowboy Improves After Self-inflicted Leg Injury
George MccElroy a carnival cowboy who shot himself last Friday is improving at St. Josephs hospital and will rejoin the Hartford City carnival this week.
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George MccElroy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hartford City
State Golf Association Tournament Opens at Ning O Clock
Golfers from across the state flood to the city for the Indiana Golf Association state tournament starting tomorrow at 9 am at the local Country Club. Players from Terre Haute Indianapolis Richmond Anderson Fort Wayne Marion and other cities arrive with secretary W A Donaldson aiding president Walter Uhl.
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Indiana Golf Association
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Richmond
Anderson
Ft. Wayne
Marion
W. A. Donaldson
State Association
Walter Uhl
the Elks
United States Golf Association
Winters Graduates From C L S C Class of 1910
J B Winters of Logansport was among the C. L. S. C. graduates receiving diplomas at Chatauqua Lake on August 17 as part of the class of 1910 ceremonies.
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J. B. Winters
Logansport
Chatauqua Lake
Water high prompts mass motorboat launches on Wa bash river
Enthusiasm rises among boat owners as high Wa bash river water prompts a wave of launches led by Ike Oppenheimer who taps a bottle on the bow of The Hoss. Others debut vessels The Sally and Freezeout I while more names look to follow with a postponed race set for next Sunday pending river depth and a rescheduled date. Oppenheimer offers a silver cup for the yearly winner who keeps the trophy after two victories.
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Wabash River
Ike Oppnheimer
Maurice Winfield
Lake Maxinkuckee
Ike
Will Emslie
Fred
Sally
Joseph Erwanger
Harry M. Gardner
John P. Hetherington
Ed Ash
John W. Markley
Frank Wiperman
Elmore Ubi
Ike Oppenheimer
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John DD. Allison
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Erators
C. W
Commu
LABOR
Sherif
George Harness
New Automobile District
Alco Automobile Company
Gey
Ugh
Gore Indian Lands
Oklahoma
Rhee
Speeder
Institute
R.H. E. Walton
Billy Moore
ST. Joseph’s Hospital
Winters Graduated
Motorboat Rage
Oppenheimer
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