Labor unrest in Logansport voiced against Indiana Democrats
Indianapolis Star columnist George W. Stout reports Logansport labor men denounce Governor Thomas R. Marshall and the Democratic party. The piece says unions drift toward the Socialist party, seek labor friends across parties, and warn of a fight to control the Indiana Federation of Labor at Evansville.
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Ernor Thomas R. Marshall
Democratic Party
Indiana
Logansport
Socialist Party
Friends of the Cause of Labor
Labor
American Federation of Labor
Indiana Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Friends of Labor
Edgar A. Perkins
Evansville
Labor Unien
State Federation of Labor
Haber
Stout
Thomas R. Marshall
John J. McNamara
Dabor
Elliott R. Hooten
W. E. Blakely
Red Men Plan Lafayette Powwow Trip Big Event
The Logansport Red Men announce a trip to the Lafayette district powwow on September 21. Between seventy five and one hundred braves will travel with a Citizens’ band for what is billed as the biggest district meeting yet. Plans include entertaining visitors and forming a large candidate class in Indianapolis October 17.
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Lafayette
Logansport
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Hoff Reunion At Spencer Park Elects Officers
The Hoff family held their annual reunion at Spencer park with about fifty members attending. A noon dinner was served in the lower pavilion as officers were elected: Henry Dillman of Peru president, Minnie Powers secretary and treasurer, and S. M. Hoff of Indianapolis vice president. The next reunion is set for August 9, 1012 at Spencer park.
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Hoff
Spencer Park
Henry Dillman
Peru
Minnie Powers
S. M. Hoff
Indianapolis
Lieutenant sued for divorce after arrest of wife
Lieutenant Lewis H. Albrand of A S A is sued in the Pulaski county circuit court for divorce after causing his wife to be arrested last Sunday while in company with a man who called himself Huntsinger. Summons to serve the defendant for arrest was sent to the city yesterday but he could not be located. he is believed to have returned to the army.
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Charles Laker
S. G. Gifford
Lewis H. Albrand
Huntsinger
Pulaski County
Porter-Justice Reunion at Spencer Park
Porter Justice reunion scheduled for Saturday afternoon September 2 at Spencer Park. All members expected to be present.
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Spencer Park
Panhandle train No 1 delayed by hot boxes and misc incidents
Panhandle train No 1 traveling from Cincinnati to this city faced a string of mishaps yesterday. Delays at Richmond, Anderson, Elwood, Kokomo, Walton, Anoka, and a Wabash freight crossing added up, with hot boxes and a blocked rail cited as the main causes before its 5 p.m. arrival.
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Panhandle
Cincinnati
Luce
Mandeville
Richmond
Anderson
Elwood
Kokomo
Walton
Anoka
Hoosier Heads Moose In National Convention
Arthur H. Jones of Indianapolis was elected supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at a Detroit national convention. Ralph W. E. Denges, Walter E. Dorn, D. F. Crawford, E. L. Well, James J. Finn, M. M. Garland, and James J. Keough were elected to other top posts. no winner for supreme outer guard after a secret ballot, with R. K. Johnson, James G. Jones, and O. W. Williams as leading candidates.
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Arthur H. Jones
Indianapolis
Loyal Order of Moose
Detroit
James F. Lennon
Philadelphia
Ralph W. E. Denges
Camden
N. J
Walter E. Dorn
San Francisco
D. F. Crawford
Pittsburch
E. L. Well
New Orleans
James J. Finn
Jersey City
M. M. Garland
Pittsburgh
Supreme
Gates Want Out Petition Calls for Joe Gates Release
A city petition seeks the release of Joe Gates who was jailed years ago after being found luring young girls to his room on Sixth street. Gates has served about three years in prison.
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Joe Gates
Sixth Street
McCaffrey Fails Naval Academy Exam on Blindness
Florence McCaffrey of Peru arrived in Annapolis to take the naval academy entrance exam but failed due to defective sight and remains critically ill with appendicitis in the hospital there.
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Florence McCaffrey
Peru
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Moss Considers Indiana Governor Bid After Chem Lab Probe
Ralph W. Moss, representative from Indiana's Fifth District, may seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He has earned praise for leading the investigation of the Bureau of Chemistry in the agricultural department, drawing hundreds of supportive letters. He plans a seashore rest before deciding, facing potential friction with the Taggart machine if he runs.
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Washington
Ralph W. Moss
Indiana
Bureau of Chemistry
Agricultural Department
Moss
Taggart
Aviator Atwood Lands Near Nyack After Minor Mishap
Nyack New Jersey August 24 Atwood the aviator landed twenty miles from New York shortly before noon today due to a slight mishap. He may not proceed until tomorrow.
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Nyack
N. J
Atwood
Here
New York
Three Arrested in City for Intoxication Then Fined
J. S. Willis alias W. Jones and Misses Bessie Sullivan and Mabel Keiser were arrested last night. In city court this afternoon they faced intoxication charges with fines of 1 and costs for all, sentences of the girls suspended for good behavior, and the man paying his fine. Public indecency charges were dismissed.
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Market Street
Third Street
Edna Humphrey
Alice Norton
Humphrey
Norton
Arthur
Jesse Carson
Harry Sheddell
Owen McGaughey
S. G. Gifford
Warren J. Butler
J. S. Willis
W. Jones
Bessie Sullivan
Mabel Keiser
Marion man killed by switch engine in factory yards
William Blake aged thirty five a Marion resident was struck and instantly killed at 7 30 yesterday morning by a Pennsylvania switch engine in the yards around the Mac Beth Evans glass factory. The coroner’s verdict is not yet returned but it is hinted the death may have been self inflicted due to despondency over lack of work.
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William Blake
Marion
Pennsylvania
MacBeth-Evans Glass
Traction car collides with buggy injuring two elderly women
A Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana traction car struck a buggy in Lafayette on Schuyler avenue near Twenty first street at five minutes to five yesterday. Mrs. Helen C. Baker and Mrs. Susan L. Corwin, both over seventy, sustained serious injuries including fractured bones and internal damage. They were taken to St. Elizabeth hospital where doctors said they were dangerously hurt but not yet in immediate danger. Conductor Kelly and Motorman Warren were in charge of the car.
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Helen C. Baker
Stockton House
Susan L. Corwin
North Seventh Street
Schuyler Avenue
Twentieth Street
Bids Open for Concrete Dam Replacement at Tenth Street
Public Works board opened bids to replace the wooden dam at Tenth Street. George St. Palmer bid per cubic yard for concrete and enclosing items totaling 12 700 dollars for the project. Barnes Bros offered 12 700 dollars, while A J Yanger Co of Indianapolis submitted the late bid. New bids will be opened Monday at 10 a m.
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Barnes Brees
Tenth Street
George St. Palmer
Barnes Bros
A. J. Yanger & Company
Indianapolis
Barnes
CADDY KNOCKED SENSELES
Billy Stewart seven year old son of Joseph Stewart superintendent of the city electric light plant was struck in the temple with a golf club yesterday and rendered unconscious for some time. The boy an enthusiastic golfer argued with two caddies who swung a club at his head. Dr. J W Stewart on the links attended him. Injury not serious.
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Billy Stewart
Joseph Stewart
City Electric Light Plant
Stewart
J. W. Stewart
Dispatchers Swap Jobs in Postal Exchange
Eli Marsh a longtime local post office dispatcher sells his city property and exchanges positions with J F Rodgers of Poplar Bluff Missouri The move aims to improve his ill son s health and begins a new posting for Marsh in Missouri
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Eli Marsh
Poplar Bluff
J. F. Rodgers
Women Golf Despite Rain in Indiana State Championship
Rain did not deter Indianapolis players as the qualifying round of the women's state golf tournament began at Logansport Country Club. Scores list Hammond 106 and Stevenson 108 leading the field, with many entrants from Indianapolis Logansport Muncie and Anderson.
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Indianapolis
Hammond
Stevenson
Carl Wise
Logansport
Elizabeth McConnell
Logans
Stillwell
Muncie
Mary Shultz
Laura Howe
Harry Stickerman
Anderson
Ernestinoff
O. H. Binns
Mary Foreman
Flora Shultz
Walter Uhl
Virginia Craig
George S.kistler
Carl Keller
Louise Elliott
Beth Wilson
Miss Elliott
Miss Wilson
Miss Craig
Carl S. Wise
Miss Foreman
Miss Howe
George Kistler
Sucker
Black Hand Letters Prompt Burwell Threat Investigation
John Burwell of the north side has received a series of three black hand letters threatening his life unless he pays five dollars. Postal authorities have taken up the matter and are conducting an investigation.
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John Burwell
Mater
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