Rabbi Nathan Krass Defends Jews At Broadway Methodist Address
Rabbi Nathan Krass of the Lafayette Synagogue spoke at Broadway Methodist Church to a filled audience of Jews and Gentiles. He argued against blaming Jews for Christ’s death, urged Christian readers to reexamine history, and pressed for harmony and end to anti Jewish jeers.
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Broadway Methodist Church
Nathan Krass
Lafayette
Rochester
N. Y
Krass
Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Israel
Rabbi Krass
Shylock
Shakespear
Shakespeare
Ikxrass
Change of Venue Sought for Devil's Lake Murder Trial
Mary Wright, jailed in Devil's Lake North Dakota since last August for the murder of her seven year old adopted daughter Beulah Cgyx, will seek a change of venue to Grand Forks or Walsh counties due to local hostility. Attorneys Samson and McClory argue a fair jury cannot be seated in the current county.
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Mary Wright
Logansport
Devil's Lake
N. D
Beulah Cgyx
Samson & McClory
Grand Forks
Walsh County
Thomas Holds Fort In Hotel Receiver Battle
W. C. Thomas, named receiver for the Barnett hotel by Judge John 3. Larry, refused to yield books and keys to Fred Dykeman, yesterday named receiver by the federal court in Indianapolis. Local creditors will protest at a hearing in Indianapolis Friday and seek Thomas’ continuation as receiver.
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W. C. Thomas
Barnett Hotel
John 3
Larry
Fred Dykeman
Indianapolis
Dykeman
Thomas
Kenneth Casparis Leads Stone Quarry Contract in Buffalo
The Sparis Stone company owner of the Kenneth quarries has secured a 25 year contract to supply 3,000 carloads of limestone daily to Lackawanna Steel. Kenneth Casparis and S. Casparis supervise new Buffalo quarries ten miles from the city while most stone from local quarries goes to Illinois Steel in Chicago.
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Sparis Stone Company
Kenneth
Lackawanna Steel Company
Kenneth Casparis
S. Casparis
Buffalo
Chicago
Ilinois Steel Company
Brakeman Alfred Smith Killed in Hobart Incident
Richmond man Alfred Smith a Panhandle freight brakeman was killed Monday night at Hobart. He was struck at Hobart and his head was found on the engine at Tolleston after the train reached Chicago. The deceased was twenty five years old and lived in Defiance Ohio.
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Alfred Smith
Richmond
Panhandle
Hobart
North End
Tolleston
Chicago
Dee
Defiance
Weber Building Line Expands Traction Reach
Harry L. Weber, formerly Valley Traction chief engineer and now with Indiana and Ohio Traction, estimates lines between Goshen and Kendallville and Brimfield and Egonier. He is regarded as an expert in traction construction.
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Harry L. Weber
Valley Traction
Indiana & Ohio Traction Company
Goshen
Kendallville
Brimfield
Egonier
Mule Team Runs Away Safe Escape Through Streets
A mule team hitched to Foley's Best End delivery wagon ran away yesterday at 11 o'clock but caused no injuries or damage. The frightened animals dragged the wagon from Twelfth and Broadway to Thirteenth and High streets, then stopped.
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Foley
Twelfth
Broadway
Thirteenth
High Streets
Coroner Rules Self Defense in Hermane Death
Coroner Miller finds Milburn acted in self defense after Hermann knocked him down and Milburn struck blindly with a knife in the dark. He blames railroad men for keeping the youths at odds and calls for arrests and punishment of several workers. The state files a murder in the first degree charge against Milburn, with a preliminary hearing to follow and possible discharge by defense.
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George’ D
Vincent Ler
Hermann
Milburn
Panhandle
Young Hermann
Young Milburn
McConnell
Jenkines
Jenkines & Stuart
Miller
All State High School Football Team Omit Logansport Player
Local football season ends with Logansport ignored in Clark Terre Haute Star selections. The all state team includes Brownsburg Oakwood Washington and New Albany among others, with Logansport not represented on either first or second team. Clark notes no team merits state honors.
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Clark
Terre Haute Star
Logansport
R.nevitt
Brownsburg
J. Sheets
Oakwood
Greene
Bloomington
Elliott
Sheridan
Beitman
Washington
Nicoll
Anderson
Deming
Wiley
A. Brenner
Linton
F. Fleming
New Albany
Sperry
Goshen
Patterson
Price
Long
Muncie
Calf Death Suit In Miami Circuit Court
John H. Miller sues Lake Erie and Western in Miami Circuit Court seeking 500 dollars for damages from the death of a calf named Gallent Marshall. The calf is the plaintiff’s property in the case.
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John H. Miller
Lake Erie and Western
Miami
Gallent Marshall
Women Bowl at Elks Alleys in Club Meeting
The Women’s Bowling club held its regular meeting this afternoon at the Elks' alleys. Members enjoyed themselves and several posted good scores while handling the large balls with skill.
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Elks
Dog Dies of Heart Failure on Wall Street
A fox terrier owned by D A Hyman died of heart failure at 3 PM this afternoon on Wall street drawing a large crowd of onlookers curious about the incident.
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D. A. Hyman
Wallerteet
Veteran seeks aid from comrades for Civil War pension
J C Jackson a Cass county native now living in Couran Missouri requests help locating old Army comrades from Company F Twelfth Indiana Cavalry to testify he served in the Civil War and deserves a pension. He cites age and financial need and notes many listed names may be deceased.
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J. C. Jackson
Logansport
Couran
New Madrid County
Missouri
Louis E. Beckley
Cass County
Sam
Twelfth Indiana Cavalry
B. O. Wilkinson
Jess Baker
Charles Barron
Charles Burgman
Spear Swinehart
W. H. Wilkerson
Fred Hebble
Edward
James Daly
Thomas
Harvey McGinnis
Frank Fury
Levi Benny
Philip Wolford
Silas Miller
Landsford Field
J. R. Moore
Trains Held To Make Connections On Englewood Route
Trains Nos. 18 and 20, leaving at 1 20 for Cincinnati and Louisville, were held this afternoon to connect with No. 20 arriving at 1 35. Since the new schedule began Sunday No. 20 from Chicago uses the Englewood route while No. 18 does not. Several Englewood passengers were aboard No. 20 bound for Cincinnati and Louisville.
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Panhandle
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
Englewood
Postmasters Affected by Civil Service Exams East of Mississippi
Washington orders require all fourth class postmasters east of the Mississippi to pass civil service examinations to qualify for office. Current holders are exempt. The local second class post office is not included in this rule.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Turley Case Trial Opens in Cass Court
Bessie Garrison of Carroll County sues Milton Turley of Young America for paternity and child support. In previous trials Turley lost, with juries and judges ruling he is the father. The current trial, before Judge Henry H. Vinton, draws fifty to sixty locals amid sensational testimony.
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Bessie Garrison
Carroll County
Milton Turley
Young America
Cass
Kenry H. Vinton
Tippecanoe
Turley
V. C. Hanawalt
Biterly
Hanawalt
Panhadle
Logansport
Vintec
Lafayette
America
Ladies of the G A R Elect Officers at Regular Meeting
At the regular meeting of the ladies of the G A R yesterday the annual memorial services were planned for the next meeting. Officers elected include Mrs. Mary Clevinger president Katie Enyart senior vice Margaret Wright Jr vice Rebecca May chaplain Nellie Henke treasurer Mattie Miller conductor Lucinda Crockett guard and Miss Fern Wright pianist. Delegates are Mrs. Mattie Miller Rebecca May Miss Fern Wright and Mrs. Bell Thompson alternates Mrs. Anna King Jennie Shaffer Mrs. Joe Kinney and Mrs. Lois Wilson. Installation is set for the first meeting in January.
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Sevon
Mattie Miller
Rebecca May
Fern Wright
Bell Thompson
Anna King
Jennie Shaffer
Joe Kinney
Meetings Grow as Midweek Gatherings Increase
The Yuell meetings are rapidly growing with more attendees at mid-week sessions. Evangelist Yeuell preached on Future Recognition while Prof John led music with a solo The Holy City. Several out-of-town visitors attended including Mrs M J Hadsell Miss Nellie Doyle Sarah Davis and others from Monticello and nearby areas.
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Yuell
Yeuell
St. oJhn
Holy City
M. J. Hadsell
Nellie Doyle
Sarah Davis
Fay Taylor
Taylor
Finshoie Hadsell
ePru
Ed F. Newton
Monticello
Probing Drug Stores In Indiana Pharmacy Inquiry
A. F. Sala of Winamac, representing the Indiana board of pharmacy, visited the city to investigate local drug stores. Law requires the druggist to be a registered man with a registered clerk. Some shops operate with a registered proprietor and a boy helper. Sala says a permit to operate is required after the first of the year.
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A. F. Sala
Winamac
Indiana Board of Pharmacy
Sala
Wheel Breaks on McCaffrey Coal Wagon
A wheel on a McCaffrey coal wagon broke on Market street opposite Sive and Behr man's store. The wagon, heavily loaded, shed its load to another wagon and the disabled one was taken to the repair shop.
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McCaffrey
Market Street
Sive & Behrman’s
Rauch at Washington Arrives for Regular Session
Congressman George Rauch of this district was among the first to reach Washington for the new regular session of Congress.
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George Rauch
Washington
Santa Claus visits the city to preview toys for Christmas
Santa Claus toured toy stalls in Loganport describing popular items for the year. He warned dealers against stockpiling magic lanterns, praised the opticon for image projection, and noted new wind up hill climbers and electric fans. He commented on lifelike dolls and growing doll houses and predicted strong sales. He exited with “See you Christmas eve.”
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Cate
Santa Claus
Logansport
Uatings
Romy
Germany
Roosevelt
Panama
Gibson
Miss Hook
Holland
Wenzel
Fire at West Side Home Damages House
The fire department responded to a morning blaze at Clem Slusher's West Side home caused by a defective flue. Damage was small and no injuries reported.
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Clem Slusher
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Schoo
Christendom
Shakspeare
TREN
Pacture
Muiller
Hermane
Ngh School
FISRE
Ld Comrades
Rauch
Kringle
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