Logansport Narrow Loss Delights Home Fans
Logansport lost to Bluffton 3 to 2 in an errorless battle. Lacey pitched seven singles for the Whitecaps while Jap Guhl allowed five hits and won with a home run drive. Payne and Roberts starred for Logansport in a spirited uphill contest.
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Logansport
Bluffton
Lacey
Whitecaps
Jap Guhl
Payne
Con
Roberts
AB. R. HH
O. A.B. Pierce
Scheer
Scott
Shaffer
Seere
Linsey
Orr
Cuhl
Williams
Duggan
Guhl
Piercee
Thomas
Runser
Gilpin
Wabash and Huntington Rally in Low- scoring Tilt
In a home game Huntington defeated the leaders 1 to 0. Huntington produced one run on seven hits with two errors, while Wabash was held to no runs on seven hits and one error. Long and Marcell pitched for Wabash. Wentz and Farnan for Huntington. A large crowd saw solid ball from both teams.
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Huntington
Wabash
Long
Marcell
Wentz
Farnan
Lafayette Falls 2 to 0 in Hard-fought Game
Lafayette despite Cooley pitching well loses to Marion 2 to 0. Craynor supports Cooley while Lafayette mustered only two hits by Siler. Wonsetter limits Lafayette bats as Commy Romaine and others go blank. Lafayette appears to have found another pitcher to balance the rotation.
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Lafayette
Cooley
Craynor
Marion
Wonsetter
Siler
Commy
Romaine
No Diseases In The River Water May A City Report
Health Officer Charles Miller reports no typhoid or sewer pollution in city water after analysis by State Chemist Harry E. Bishop. The sample from the river showed no colon bacilli, and the water is deemed safe for cooking and drinking despite muddiness.
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Charles Miller
Harry E. Bishop
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Miller
Bishop
Regains sight after year of blindness for Galveston woman
Mrs Rebecca Ryka of Galveston underwent an eye operation yesterday and can see again. Doctors expect she will soon be able to read.
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Rebecca Ryka
Galveston
Killian opposes state price cut on indigent body shipment
Dan Killian of Killian and McCoskey objects to the Indiana State Board’s offer of ten dollars for an indigent’s body from Logansport after it was sent to Indianapolis for dissection. He demands fifteen dollars, threatens to re‑ship at his own expense, and argues Lake County should cover burial costs to rest the body locally.
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State Board
Killian
Key
Anna Follgraf
Hammond
Sonecliff
Indianapolis
Terflinger
State Anatomical Board
Lake County
Relics of Canal Days Found in City Work
Workmen laying steam pipes across Fifth street from Erie avenue to Market street uncovered walnut timbers likely from a turn bridge in the old canal era. The 18 inch square supports, preserved after fifty years in moist ground, required axing to cut through. Timbers lie near the old canal bed now Erie avenue and Fifth street as trenches open toward Fourth street.
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Turn
Canal—Heating Company
Fifth Street
Erie Avenue
Market Street
Logansport Heating Company
Eriel Avenue
Fourth Street
Logansport Team Faces Possible Break Up and Move
Rumors say the Logansport franchise in the North State league may be transferred to Muncie after today’s game. Lacey has quit the Logansport team and several players seek new jobs with back salaries around 650 dollars reportedly unpaid. Fans hope the team remains and Wabash is slated to play tomorrow if no bust up occurs.
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Chuck” Lacey
Logansport
Muncie
Leffert
Wabash
Notice to Out of Town Subscribers
Out of town subscribers of the Daily Reporter over three months in arrears have been sent previous notices and informed of the new postal ruling. Accounts must be settled before the first of September. The Reporter will be discontinued to those overdue after that date.
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Daily Reporter
Walking Match Ends With Chicken Feast In Royal Centre
Julius Lienemann wins the walking contest in Royal Centre Indiana as Joseph Bahr finishes close behind. The pair traveled from Logansport and were cheered on by the crowd while the smell of frying chicken spurred Bahr to push on. A reunion of Royal Centre high school alumni is planned for the afternoon with about 200 expected. Elden Kistler and wife visit from Frankfort. Anson Thompson plans to leave the livery business to start farming near Burlington.
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Royal Centre
Ind
Logansport
Julius Lienemann
Joseph Bahr
Brother Hand
Robbins Hotel
Lienemann
Bahr
Weston
Julius
Joe
Royal Centre High School
Elden Kistler
Frankfort
T. J. Kistler
J. W. Kistler
J. J Schmidt
Philadelphia
D. B. Antrim
M. E. Pisher
Amos Kistler
Spencer Park
Thompson
Anson Thompson
Burlington
Carroll County
Engine Derails In Gas City Wreck Crew Called
Panhandle wreck crew called to Gas City this morning to pre rail an engine. The engine jumped to a siding but did not block the main track.
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Gas City
Milk Quality Test Passes Nine Dairies In City
Dr. R E Troutman examined nine milk samples and found all meet the 3.25 per cent butterfat standard. Three dairymen like J W Booth Jacob Minneman and J R Young will have samples retested. Officials predict fewer than twelve dairymen remain in business as consolidation looms.
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R. E. Troutman
J. W. Booth
Jacob Minneman
J. R. Young
J. W. Kendall
Sam Smith
Cott Barnett
Ray & Arnold
Joseph Grace
John Osborn
Clem. Renberger
Thomas Dean
Frank Lux
Busi
Gleitz Chosen as Cass County Assessor Delegate
August Gleitz of the city was selected to represent Cass county assessors at the state meeting planned for September 13 in Indianapolis. The gathering aims to secure higher pay for assessors.
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August Gleitz
Cass County
Indianapolis
Porter Justice Family Reunion Set for Spencer Park
The Porter and Justice families plan their annual reunion on September 3 at Spencer Park with about three hundred attendees. A. L. Porter serves as president and Elsie Moore as secretary.
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Porter and
Heating firm files 115 Bond for city project
Logansport heating firm and officers filed a $10 000 bond with city clerk Will Pickett this morning to guarantee faithful performance of the city heating franchise. Security includes J F Digan E C McMurty M W Collett Markwood Slipher Bert Wills and FE M Kistler. The bond covers public safety during construction and maintenance and promises to settle damage claims from negligence. The bond filing was raised at a public works meeting yesterday and will be approved next week and recorded.
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Burt Wills
Logansport Cating Company
Frank M. Kistler
Will Pickett
J. F. Digan
E. C. MccMurty
M. W. Collett
Markwood Slipher
Bert Wills
FE. M. Kistler
Four Man Golf Match Opens With Highland Riverside Tie
The Highland and Riverside clubs of Indianapolis finished tied for the four man team championship after 36 holes with scores of 702 each on opening day of the Indiana State Golf Association tournament. Individual honors went to Will Diddel of Highland with 159, while Snyder of Highland and Seilker of Riverside posted strong rounds as scores rolled in.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State
Riverside
Highland
Marion
Leegansport
Fort Wayne
Anderson
M. B. Larry
Logansport
Will Diddel
Highland Club of
Diddel
Seilker
Riverside Club
Othe
Ft. Wayne & Wabash
Highland Club
Hkdward Zimmer
Zimmer
William Donaldson
Donaldson
Snyder
M. 6B
Lairy
Colecho Ag Lairy
Resener
Riverside Reed
Colburn
Highland—Snyder
Baxter
Lennox
Marion—Sweezy
Wilson
Kenney
Holderman
Stillwell
Smith
Wright
Haugh
Thompson
Peters
F. Peters
Schmock
Larry
Edwards
Wise
Rosener
Seilkers
E. H. Schmidt
Trentman
Ft. Wayne
E. B. Bliss
W. Reed
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Aillian
STATE
Anatomical Board
Wall Street
Dan Kil
Lian
Killian & McCtos
Investi
Lan Ax
Joe Bahr
CITY
Ness
the Highland and Riverside Clubs
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