Marion Triumphs In Ninth Inning Rally Over Logansport
Fans roared as Marion and Logansport played two games. Marion won the first in ten innings with a five run rally after nine scoreless frames. In the second game Logansport lost seven innings to Logansport’s Burke, while Marion edged Logansport 2 0. Gentry pitched the first game wild at times.
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Marion
Logan
Broadway
Bugs
Loganites
Thomas
Bridge
Payne
Bales
Duggan
Smith
Saunders
Burke
Robertson
Wonstettler
Gentry
Bridges
Logansport
Wabash
Bud” Long
Red” Saunders
AB. R
Lawrence
Brumbaugh
Betts
Cananton
Cahill
Baugher
Weenstettler
Logansport Ab
R. H
Zeke Smith
R. Stith
R. Smith
H. Brumbaugh
Wenstetner
Reasoner
Cass County Teachers Institute Set For Next Week
County school superintendent W H Haas announces the forty sixth annual Cass County teachers institute. Sessions run Monday 10 am to Friday evening with daily 9 30 am to 11 45 am and 1 30 pm to 3 45 pm except Monday. Enrollment is 4 with a two percent wage bonus for teachers who attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur MacMurray
Cornel E. MacMullan
E. B. McConnell
Undertaker to sue over $15 body payment dispute
Dan Killian of Killian and McCloskey plans to sue the state anatomical board and the express company for $15 for the body of Mrs. Anna Fullgraf of Hammond who died at Longcliff. The board offered $16 and shipped an empty box back after a rough box was found. Killian received a $10 check with a note that the board would not pay $15 and will pursue legal action. Also notes social visit by Mrs. Willard Pritchett and Mrs. Oscar Pritchett at Dwoyal Centre.
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Dan Killian
Killian
A. F. Jones
Indianapolis
Kilian
Anatomical Board and Express Company
Express
Cass County
Logansport
American Express Company
Epworth League
Congress
Grandma
Nis
Farmers Have a Snap Against Presses in Cass County
A Cass county farmers advantage over Logansport journalists is described with satirical wit. The farmer enjoys freedom to speak and act without press constraints, while the local editor faces social penalties for expressing views or upsetting subscribers.
Living and the Dead Future Homes Lecture
E. D. Sexton will lecture tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the Elks hall under the International Bible Students association. The topic is The Living and the Dead What Are Their Future Homes. The talk aims to clarify Bible truths misunderstood and address the public with plain facts.
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E. D. Sexton
Elks’ Hall
International Bible Students’ Association
God
Rev. Sexton
Yost Prize for Logansport Traction Motorman
H. R. Yost received a 225 cash prize for the motorman with the best track record on Logansport traction lines.
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H. R. Yost
Fine Music 19 Offered Sunday in Wabash Valley Parks
Citizens Band at Riverside Park weather permitting. Elks band at Spencer Park with Marguerite Danver soprano and Master Paul Youngker. Afternoon and evening concerts feature medleys, overtures, solos, and vocal selections by the Elks band and guests across a full program including The Time The Place and the Girl and Moving Day in Jungle Town among others.
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Logansport
Wabash Valley Cities
Citizens Band
Riverside Park
Elks
Spencer Park
Citizens
Riverside
Marguerite Danver
Louis A. Pike
Paul Youngker
Pauli Youngker
Remick
Lampe
Jungle
Rosie
Mary
Garden of Roses
Santa Fe
Camp Harrison
Diddel Favored To Win Gulf State Golf Championship Again
The Gulf tournament action centers on a high profile state championship final between Diddel of Highland and Sweezy of Marion Country club. Sweezy and Diddel were even at noon on the 15th hole as the 36 hole match heads toward a decisive finish. Earlier, Diddel defeated Baxter four up with three to play in the semifinals, while Sweezy reached the final by defeating Wilbur one up. Kenney captured the second consolation against McNeely, and Snider faces Baker in the President's Cup final after semis results.
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Sweezy
Diddel
Snyder
Highland Club
Baker
Terre Haute
Baxter
Indianapolis
Marion Country Club
Wilbur
Highland
Marion
Cox
Jaxter
Kenney
McNeely
Riverside
Rosener
Parry
Snider
Population estimates for Logansport in 191
Local discussion centers on Logansport’s population per the 191 census with guesses ranging from about 16,500 to 25,000. Real estate man A L Jones cites 22,000 while other residents give figures such as 18,000 21,650 20,000 and 22,000 across various professionals and citizens.
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Logansport
A. L. Jones
Dr. Cady
William Whitehead
Judge Fender
James West
William Fiedler
Thomas Regan
Bert Corey
William Emsfie
E. B. Graves
R. C. Skinner
A. G Jenkines
Harry ©. Burkit
W. T. Wilson
Frank Guthrie
Millinery Car Burned After Theft in Peru
Thieves broke into a B. & O. freight car in Peru Thursday night, stole milliners supplies, and set the car on fire. The car and its contents were destroyed, but the theft was detected. Wabash detectives are searching for the culprits.
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Peru
Wabash
George Penn Wins Crown Point Pace and Harness Set
George Penn owned by Sturgeon of this city won the 2:12 pace at Crown Point yesterday. He also captured a $59 harness set for breaking the track record. Penn's best time was 2.09 percent.
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George Penn
Sturgeon
This City
Crown Point
Kentland Brakeman Fatally Injured in Yard Accident
W C Johnson a Panhandle brakeman was fatally injured switching cars at Kentland. He slipped while grabbing a rod on a moving car and both legs were severed. He died at St Josephs Hospital after doctors removed both limbs eight inches above the knees.
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Kentland
W. C. Johnson
Panhandle
St. Joseph's Hospital
Johnson
C. Be Fawcett
WHS
Kenthind
Henry Tucker
J. P. Hetherington
Bynum Cash Honored as Phi Sigma Chi Vice President
Local high school graduate Bynum Cash was elected national vice president of the Phi Sigma Chi fraternity at a Canton Ohio convention attended by several local boys. He was chosen from more than a thousand members. George Hoffman of Canton previously held the office of national secretary. The next convention will meet in Indianapolis in 1911.
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Bynum Cash
Canton
Phi Sigma Chi
Cash
George Hoffman
Indianapolis
Secured Car Parts After Rochester Accident
John G. Keip of this city has secured the tire, parts of his automobile and clothing from the machine at the time of the accident from Rochester. The machine will be rebuilt. Rochester reports Lake Erie prepared to fight any suit and photographers are taking pictures of the scene.
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John G. Keip
Rochester
Lake Erie
Local Horse Second in 2:25 Pace at Frankfort
John Kendall's local horse took second money in the 2:25 pace yesterday at Frankfort. Driven by George Welch, the horse will be taken to Lafayette and entered in the races there next week.
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John K
John Kendall
Frankfort
George Welch
Lafayette
Local Contractor Forfeits Bid After Abandoning School House Project
Shelbyville dispatch reports James I. Barnes the lowest bidder with 72670 for the new school house has thrown up the contract and forfeited 1000 dollars posted with the bid. Barnes had submitted the lowest bid of 72670 for the school house project.
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Shelbyville
James I. Barnes
Barnes
Minister Bolton Accepts Kansas Call
Rev. J. M. Bolton, pastor of Concord and Bethlehem Presbyterian churches for four years, has received and accepted a call to Kansas. He will depart for the West October 1 to assume new duties.
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J. M. Bolton
Concord
Bethlehem
Kansas
McHale Delivers Address at Indianapolis Kappa Alpha Phi Meet
Frank McHale, local Kappa Alpha Phi member, spoke on "Kappa Alpha Phi the Future" during the Indianapolis convention this week.
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Frank McHaLe
Kappa Alpha Phi
Indianapolis
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