Un Daunted Leffert Builds Patchwork Victory Over Bluffton
Lefferts unflinching resilience helps a patched Bluffton lineup beat league leaders 2 to 1. New recruits Bridges and Robertson starred in defense and infield as Logansport pitcher Burke held Bluffton to one run despite Duggan error. Lafayette fell 6 to 3 to Marion after Romaine homered and fanned eight in four innings. Huntington edged Wabash 2 to 1 in a tight battle.
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Lacey
Ireland
Williams
Smith
Davis
Kessling
Bluffton
Leoeffert
Longcliff
Royal Centre
Huntington
Robertson
Bridges
Blufton
Texas
Lafayette
Marion
Conners
Romaine
oRmsine
Sign topples injures two near Otto Store
Mrs. Charles Ross of White Post Road was knocked unconscious when a large Wall Street sign fell from the Otto Shoe & Clothing store. Julius Kaufman, a clerk, was cut on the left forearm but both survived. Ross’s scalp was saved by a hair comb, and she recovered at her father’s.
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Charles Ross
White Post Road
Wall Street
Otto Shoe & Clothing Company
Julius Kaufman
Otto
Aslrs
Ross
Kaufman
South Bend Missing Pair Case Sparks Community Debate
South Bend police pursued a rumor that Ethel Latham, white waitress, eloped with Ollie H. Lee, a colored Sheridan hotel chef, after a telegram claimed Latham was at an aunt’s home in New Waverly Indiana. The mother and sister disputed the elopement claim as Mrs. Lee declined prosecution and sought boyhood certainty of Lee’s return.
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Ollie H. Lee
Sheridan Hotel
Ethel Latham
New Waverly
Ind
George Rupes
West LaSalle Avenue
South Bend Tribune
Miss Latham
Rupe
Lake Shore
Maggie Roberts
Mary A. Lee
North Studebaker Street
Panhandle May Build Modern Foundry Here
The Panhandle Railroad plans to acquire land between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets and near the Wabash river to construct a fully equipped foundry for heavy castings. Current work at Western Motor Works causes delays as cylinders are sourced from eastern shops. A larger carpenter shop and engine room expansion are also seen to accommodate rising demand and overtime.
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Wabash
Wabash River
Panhandle
Western Motor Works
Columbus
Dennison, C
Suart Ovga more Paying Tomorrow On Sycamore Street
Amos Palmer holds the contract for paying Sycamore street and says a large force will begin work tomorrow morning if weather permits. The project was awarded weeks ago but delayed by brick and material shortages, now ready to proceed swiftly to finish before season end.
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Amos Palmer
Sycamore Street
Palmer
Negro fined after Panhandle arrest for intoxication
Noah Ward, colored, was arrested last night at the Panhandle station on intoxication and vagrancy charges. He appeared before Judge S. G. Gifford this morning and was fined $1 and costs. He was sent to jail for eleven days.
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Noah Ward
Panhandle Station
S. G. Gifford
Lake Cicott Seen as Future Summer Resort by Marion Residents
The Marion Chronicle reports Lake Cicott west of Logansport draws Marion residents as a potential popular summer resort. They note the lake’s no visible inlet fed by underground water, a 220 acre area at normal height now 80 acres, and water about sixty five feet deep. Surrounded by bluffs, the site attracts campers and fishing with about fifty regular inhabitants and growing cottages and a named settlement.
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Marion Chronicle
Marion
Cicott
Logansport
Nover
Mystery Woman Returns Home After Elwood Absence
Nettie L Kocher, found by her husband at a Logansport carnival grounds, is back in Elwood with her husband and children. Officials say there is no stated reason for her departure or signs of mental trouble, and the family plans to keep the matter private while resuming a happy home life.
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Elwood
Carnival Company
Genevieve Myers Returns From Six Week South Bend Visit
Miss Genevieve Myers has completed a six weeks stay in South Bend returning home.
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Genevieve Myers
South Bend
Notice to Out of Town Subscribers
Out of town subscribers for the Daily Reporter in arrears over three months receive notice of their debt and the new postal ruling. Accounts must be settled before September first or the Reporter will be discontinued for those overdue.
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Daily Reporter
Woodman Refuses to Cut Tree Blocking Day Street Sidewalk
Michael Ellison, contractor, discovers a poplar tree directly in the planned sidewalk on Day Street South Side. The owner won't allow removal, though city engineer Harry Thompson set stakes and the board has ordered the tree cut. Ellison has completed grading and gravelling of Day Street.
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Michael Ellison
Day Street
Harry Thompson
Ellison
Burglary at Royal Centre Prompted School Reunion
Royal Centre Ind August 25 thieves smashed a back window at Rea and Sullivan's drug store and stole about 15 dollars in jewelry. The high school reunion held yesterday drew about eighty attendees with officers elected for an annual event. Jim Terrel visited from Champaign Illinois and the union Sunday school picnic was announced.
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Rea & Sullivan
Messrs
H. B. Day
Fred Thompson
Della Antrim
Walter Conn
Maude Brown
Jim” Terrel
Champagne
Union
Diddel Leads As Indiana Golf Meet Narrowed to Sixteen
The 1910 Indiana State Golf championship narrowed to sixteen after first round play. Will Diddel of the Highland club Indianapolis topped the field with the lowest qualifying score, defeating rivals including Gartland and Gibbs. The afternoon round sets eight final contestants, with 1911 host city Richmond chosen at the club meeting.
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Richmond
Will Diddel
Highland Club
Indianapolis
Diddel
Baker
Gartland
Hugh
Martin
Hall
Cox
Judge Larry
Baxter
Stesener
Gibbs
Claude O. Wise
Dow
Tom Wilson
C. A. Tucker
Dr. Stewart
Oliver
Schmidt
Swezy
R. Tucker
Stevenson
Spangler
Colburn
Snyder
Wilber
F.C. ePters
Reed
Hibberd
Wright
Boucher
Thompson
Parry
Larry
Rosener
Wise
Wilson
Stewart
Spangier
Peters
Thomas
McNaughton
Wiler
McNeely
Mandell
Francis
Moesler
Braffett
McElwain
Kenney
Shirk
Binns
Donaldson
Waters
Bond
Riverside Club
E. Swayue
Charles Moyer
William Donaldson
Country Club Links
Indiana State Golf Association
Indiana
Didder
Sielken
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Hasseld
Orr
Burke
Duggan
Roberts
Guhl
Gilpin
Conners, Romaine and Craynor
Connaughton and Betts
Pet
G. Hiuffton
Wabash Weer Ee
Scot A'S
Esac Ees
Marion Ee
Huntington Ste
Terete
Ee Payne
Teow
Rf Saunders
A Saunders
Rf Tee
AB. R.H
E Pierce
I Shock
Scherer
Rene Ewee
Runser
Scott
Lindsey
Wfa
A ‘ Orr
Hoecfeld
Dial
Negro
Ethel Lathan
Aldrich
Seventeenth Street
Motor Works
Panhandle Railroad
Pany
Ree
Lake Gigott
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