Beulah Wright Funeral Follows Murder Suspicions
The Lakota community and Ramsey County prosecutor push forward in the Beulah Wright case. A second postmortem is used to confirm death cause as a murder investigation continues. The Hartins and Lakota church members aid in funeral arrangements and public support funds.
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Beulah Wright
Mary Wright
Bee
Derrick
Lakota
J. M. Hartin
Hartin
Wabash
Ind
Scrumgard
Ramsey County
Fred A. Kelly
Devil’s Lake
Congregational
Kindergarten Lovers Elopes from Logansport to Union City
Eva Howard aged thirteen and Orla Stadbaugh aged sixteen left Logansport for Converse on the Panhandle train to wed. Unable to obtain a license they traveled on toward Union City where the girl's father took them in charge and the young lovers disappeared. The pair reside in Bradford Ohio. The girl is described as tall well developed and intelligent. They planned to marry once a license could be found.
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Ohio
Eva Howard
Orla Stadbaugh
Logansport
Converse
Panhandle
Union City
Bradford, O
Waterman Arrested for Intoxication After Resisting Officer
Traveling piano tuner W Waterman was arrested this afternoon for intoxication. He resisted Patrolman Monigan, who made the arrest, and required some urging to be jailed. He will have several days to sober up.
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Cr. W. Waterman
Monigan
Panhandle Employes Enjoy Annual Lake Outing
About three thousand workers rode two Panhandle trains to Lake Maxinkuckee for the fourth annual excursion. Traffic clogged streets as crowds arrived at 6 am and 7:20 am, with dancing at White Swan Hall and athletic events in Culver. Officials report the outing was the most enjoyable yet and the city cleared out for the day.
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Panhandle
Lake Maxinkuckee
Fourth
Market Street
Culver
Robert H. Galloway
Local Railroaders Mourn Ed Cook Injury
Ed Cook, a Wabash brakeman and son of City resident Co W Cook, fractured his leg in Montpelier Ohio while jumping from a car. The incident was reported yesterday and Cook is known among local railroad workers.
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Co. W. Cook
Ed Cook
Montpelier, O
Cook
Boys Arrested for Burglary in Washington Township
Charles M. Warner and Melvin De Ford, youths, were arrested and arraigned before Judge V C Hanawalt on burglary charges for a Strouse residence break in on Squire Guthrie's farm. A revolver and small items were said to be taken. Bonds set at $200 each for a Thursday hearing at 10 a.m. Warner and De Ford face questions about the alleged crime with both sides to present their stories.
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Charles M. Warner
Melvin DeFord
V. C. Hanawalt
Strouse
Squire Guthrie
Washington Township
Young Warner
James Warner
Burkhart
DeFord
Young DeFord
Warner
Mary Grogan Named Guardian for Helen Farrell Heir
Mary Grogan appointed guardian of Helen Farrell minor heir of the late Mrs. Thomas Farrell. Bond set at 2009.
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Mary Grogan
Helen Farrell
Thomas Farrell
Bond
Residents Seek Horney Street Name Change and Road Improvements
Horney street residents push to narrow the street and rename it for a more appropriate title. Petitions by G. O. Oldham and others ask graveling grading and bouldering from Michigan Avenue northward, while a separate plea seeks a grade adjustment on Michigan Avenue to align with the mile of model road project at the city limits.
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Board of Public Works
Horney Street
G. O. Oldham
Michigan Avenue
J. D. Oldham
Perrysburg
Allen A. Oberlin
Penny Clark Receives Offer to Finish Season with Sheldon IL Team
Herbert Clark known as Penny has been playing well this season and has received an offer to complete the remainder of the season with Sheldon Illinois. He is expected to accept the deal.
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Herbert Clark
Penny
Sheldon
SLY DETECTIVE ENTERS RACES AT ELWOOD
Jim Stoltz brings his horse the Sly Detective to Elwood races hoping for a strong showing and prize money.
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Jim’ Stoltz
Elwood
Sly Detective
Brakeman D. D. Hebert Killed Near North Yakima
An Ellensburg native, brakeman David D. Hebert, 26, was ground to pieces when struck by a moving train near North Yakima after leaving Ellensburg on extra No. 1501. His body was found by R. Schroeder. an inquest followed. Hebert’s widow plans to bury him in Indiana with her parents.
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David D. Herbert
North Yakima
Wash
D. D. Hebert
Northern Pacific
R. Schroeder
Hebert
Ellensburg
Banks
Yakima
Toppenish
Schroeder
Miles Street Improvement and Park Roofs Bid Awards
The Board of Public Works awarded Miles Street improvement to George Willson at 1.95 per foot, and sidewalk work to Elliston at 0.57 per square foot. Pavilions at Spencer Park will be re shingled with cedar and wire nails. A slaveyard deed was issued to Jessie Williams for Mt. Hope Cemetery. Usher Street wrangle to be revisited.
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Lic Works
Miles Street
George Willson
Elliston
Spencer Park
Jessie \Williams
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Usher Street
Balloon Ascension Planned Despite Repeated Delays at Spencer Park
Ellis France and Hance, famed aeronauts, prepare for balloon ascensions in coming days after three prior setbacks. The Spencer Park event, delayed by weather and balloon destruction, aims for a Sunday flight with Superintendent Ryder supervising at Boonville if conditions permit.
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Hance
Addison Giants
Hane
Bunker Bill
Robinson Park
Wabash
Kreuzberger
Boonville
Carson Family Reunion Honors Longstanding Record
Two hundred twenty five Carson family members attended the annual reunion held yesterday at Brookside Indianapolis. The family record has been kept complete from 1754 to present. Officers elected include J. M. Carson president of Logansport, Dr. Carson vice president of Traders Point, Charles Graham secretary, Walter M. Carson of Vernon, William Graham of Indianapolis, John Graham of Galveston.
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Carson
Brookside
Indianapolis
J. M. Carson
Logansport
Dr. Carson
Traders Point
Charles Graham
Whiteland
Walter M. Carson
Vernon
William Graham
Ohn Graham
Galveston
McMeans Cigar Store Sold by Yeagleys in Nelson Building
Roy Yeagley and his father, agents for the Chicago Indianapolis and Cincinnati papers, have purchased the cigar store once owned by Marion McMeans in the Nelson building.
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Roy Yeagley
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Marion McMeans
Nelson Building
Bumpers to Save Perkins Scarps in Indiana Labor Politics
O P Smith reports Samuel Gompers will attend the Indiana Federation of Labor meeting in Vincennes as Republicans seek to dethrone Perkins at the convention. Smith says Gompers will oppose James E. Watson and highlight labor bills, with Watson’s influence fading after the AFL leader’s speech. Gompers canceled other dates to attend Vincennes.
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O. P. Smith
Samuel E. Gompers
Hn American Federation of Labor
Indiana Federation of Labor
Vincennes
Gompers
Perkins
State Federation of Labor
O. P
Perkins’ Svalp
Watson
Bryan Faults Republicans Over Panic Monopolies In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the Kern notification meeting drew 40 to 50 Democrats from Logansport and Cass County. Bryan spoke for the ticket, arguing the GOP cannot guarantee immunity from panics, citing three panics tied to Republican rule in the last forty years and noting the crowd favored Bryan over Kern.
Captain James Back Returns From Salvation Army Meeting
Captain James head of the local Salvation Army and family returned after a state meeting at Mounds Park near Anderson. Sixty five members attended the encampment with over 100 conversions across three days. Cadet Neil E. James will depart for New York midweek as preparations begin for a winter campaign and new cadets are to be sent to the city.
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James
Salvation Army
Mounds Park
Anderson
Escott
Detroit
Scott
Neil E. James
New York
Peru Sunday School Outing From Fort Wayne Traction Run
Motorman George Henry and Conductor Kent of the Fort Wayne & ubash Valley Traction company ferried Presbyterial Sunday school members to Spencer park in a special open car. The party arrived at 11:80 oclock and will return to Peru in the afternoon at 4:20 o'clock under Superintendent H H Young and the up day school.
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George Henry
Kent
Fort Wayne & Ubash Valley Traction Company
Peru
Spencer Park
H. H. Young
Aikdinelel
Gavel Presented From Mt Vernon Tree at Apollo Lodge
Captain Harry Fidler of Uniform Bank presented Chancellor Commander Max G Hoffman with a gavel carved from a tree that blew down near Washingtons Mount Vernon home. A second gavel was bought and will be presented to the Bridge City lodge tonight.
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Apollo Lodge
R. of P
Harry Fidler
Uniform Bank
Max G. Hoffman
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Bridge City Lodge
Loser Family Reunion At Spencer Park
The Loser family held its annual reunion at Spencer Park with over a hundred members attending. A brief program was rendered for attendees.
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Spencer Park
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