Memorial next Sunday observance by Logansport Lodge No.66
Logansport lodge No. 66 EB P D Ellis will hold its annual memorial services next Sunday afternoon in the first hall. This will be the first memorial in the new building. Thirty four deceased members are listed plus three deaths this year Allen Richardson Charlies H Church and William Monte Swigart. The program features Steinhart’s Orchestra Ellis Band Rev John C White Quartette Lead Kindly Light Mirto Cipresso Graziana and more. Officers and ushers are named for the occasion.
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Fone
Lodge
Allen Richardson
Charlies H Church
William Monte Swigart
M. C. Heenan
Edwin Stuart
M. D. Fansler
John Lux
Rev. T. S. Freeman
Harry Neal
Isaac Himmelberger
Robert Carroll
Lincoln Allery
James McKague
W. T. Messenger
George Gonser
Miller Uhl
John Bliss
William Dowling
Minor West
Havard Gardner
Clarence Terrell
W. H. Reed
J. W. Gates
Jacob Sebastian
Oscar Lienneman
Jacob Cook
W. J. 1Uller
Michael Wade
Lincoln Pilling
Beth M. Velsey
John Manes
Fred Gruner
Gus C. Heppe
William Cummings
J. H. McSheehy
Ellis
Jayceation
John C. White
Kindly Light
Joseph Bahr
Paul
Oltf
MD Dinford
H. J. McSheehy
Charles J. F‘ecker
Michael F. Sullivan
D. A. Middleton
Herbert A. Brown
George A. Raub
Samuel P. Anderson
Tyler
James M. Douglass
Mer Guard
John W. Holland
Paul Ward
John BE. MecMillen
John G. Keip
David D. Fickle
Uushers
George A. Custer
Usher
Homer Goddard
Cleo Tousley
Michael Fansler
Charlies Linton
Allen Nelson
James Stanton
Rights Wrong 40 Years Old
Laporte Indiana December 3 Believing eternal welfare at stake C Vail a Colby Kansas contractor sent a draft for 11 90 to Laporte county clerk George Link claiming restitution for bounty money taken illegally forty years ago The draft accompanied by a letter stating the lad obtained seven fox scalps and that 3 50 received then with 6 per cent interest for forty years totals 11 90 and was credited to the bounty fund as conscience money
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Laporte
Ind
C. Vail
Colby
Kansas
George Link
Laporte Circuit
Laporte County
McCaffrey Elected President of Farmers and Merchants Bank
Charles McCaffrey was chosen president and S A Vaughn named vice president at a Tuesday evening meeting. Abner T Owen had previously held the presidency. Bowen resigned some time ago and is rumored to start another bank here once a suitable room is found.
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Charles McCaffrey
S. A. Vaughn
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
McCaffrey
Abner T. Owen
Bowen
Rom
No Grand Jury This Term Court
Prosecutor George A. Custer says a grand jury may not be called this term and he may not have time for jury work before the January term. The Panhandle railroad yards killing of Vincent Hermann by Milburn prompts the court to consider whether others encouraged the youths to clash, with Coroner Miller urging arrest and punishment.
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George A .Custer
Panhandle
Milburn
Vincent Hermann
Miller
Hermann
Youg Milburn
Fourth Anniversary Services At Market Street Church
The Market Street M E Church opens its fourth anniversary with an evening service led by Rev J L Naftzger superintendent of the Muneie district who will sing a solo. Mrs BR O Penn also performs a solo and leads singing. All are invited.
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Market Street M. BE
J. L. Naftzger
Muneie
BR. O. Penn
Third Lecture by Edward Hilliett at Broadway Theatre
Edward Hilliett appeared as the third speaker in the YMCA lecture series at the Broadway Theatre last evening. A fair crowd heard his talk titled Man of the Hour detailing a powerful story.
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Edward Hilliett
Broadway Theatre
Hiliott
Postoffices in Cass County Affected by Civil Service Order
President Roosevelt directs that all fourth class postmasters in Cass County must pass civil service exams for appointment. Twelve offices shift from commission-based pay to civil service eligibility, with life tenure for qualified appointees. Current postmasters not required to take exams. successors will.
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Cass County
Roosevelt
Royal Center
Clymer
Bruce Reed
Galveston
Frank Morrison
Hoover
Peter Enyart
Kenneth
Max Baker
Lake Cicott
Frank Loser
Delphi Schools Closed By Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Scarlet fever has forced Delphi schools to close with about forty cases reported in town. Fifteen to sixteen cases are believed confined to three houses.
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Delphi
Tere
Polo Polo Polo in Richmond League Revival Moves
Richmond polo enthusiasts push for a Western Polo League revival with Logansport excluded due to lack of playing space. Clubs in Anderson Elwood Indianapolis Kokomo Marion Muncie back a league, while Spencer Park may host games after renovations. Logansport fans yearn but have no venue.
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Wogansport
Richmond
Indiana
Logansport
Broadway
Spencer Park
Ittes
Anderson
Elwood
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Marion
Muncie
Rioters Attack Perth Amboy Fire Proofing Plant
A mob of about one hundred strike sympathizers armed with revolvers attacked the National Fire Proofing works in Perth Amboy New Jersey early yesterday. Police guards of forty faced the assault as shots were exchanged. professional strike breakers legitimized as deputies led a counter charge and cleared the area with no guard injuries.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
National Fire Proofing Works
Lodges Hold Busy Huy Sessions Elect Officers
Fraternal and insurance orders in the city held meetings last night to elect officers for the coming year. A busy period follows as many lodges plan similar sessions in the next week.
Valley schedule changes Sunday draw officials' concern
The Ft. Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction line will implement a new Sunday morning timetable next week. Local officials do not yet know the exact changes though extra cars are expected and two previously retrenched crews may regain positions. Christmas traffic is forecast to be heavy and more cars may be added for the period.
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Ft. Wayne & Wabash
Valley Traction Company
Lincoln Circle No. 1 Officers Elected by G A R Ladies
Lincoln circle No 1 Ladies of the G A R elected officers Tuesday afternoon led by Mrs Mary Cley inger as president and Katie Enwart as senior vice Rebecca May served as chaplain Nellie Henke as treasurer Mattie Miller as conductor Jacinda Crockett as guard and Miss Fern Wright as pianist Installation is set for the lodge's first meeting in January Delegates named include Mrs Mattie Miller Rebecca May Miss Fern Wright and Mrs Anna King Jennie Shaffer Mrs Joe Kinney and Mrs Lois Wilson.
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Lincoln Circle No
G. A. BR
Mary Cleyinger
Katie Enwart
Margaret Wright, Jr
Rebecca May
Nellie Henke
Mattie Miller
Jacinda Crockett
Fern Wright
Anna King
Jennie Shaffer
Joe Kinney
Lois Wilson
Pathfinders Elect Officers For The Following Year
The Pathfinders met in regular session and elected officers for the coming year. George Hiegolin as supreme secretary and W F. Waslen as state trustee were present. Officers include President Joseph A. DeFord and Vice President Nora E. Marshall with several other roles noted.
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Pathfinders
Eyning
Rgular
George Hioglin
W. F.aslen
Joseph A. DeFord
Cora E. Marshall
Nettie S. Schallinger
J. E. Reed
Larry Collins
Lillian D Ford
Frank Carringer
Cus
Galveston Considered Public Telephone Franchise
The Independent Telephone Company of Kokomo petitioned Galveston officials for a franchise to install a telephone system. Home Telephone already operates an exchange in the city, and approval could bring more phones. An acetylene street light test is underway. success may lead to a full system.
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Independent Telephone Company of
Kokomo
Town Board of
Galveston
Two Morning Fires Cause Minor Smoke and Sparks
Two small fires occurred this morning with minimal damage. Dr. D. E. Delzell's office in the Surdan block on Market street reported smoke from crossed electric wires. Wagons returned to service after the Minneman saloon on Sycamore street had a coal spill burning a small floor hole.
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D. E. Delzell
Surdan Block
Market Street
Minneman
Sycamore Street
Bendix Directors Return From Chicago Inspect Books
Bendix Automobile company directors return from Chicago after inspecting company books and confirming the finance as represented. Vincent Pendix will finish plans for new local buildings tomorrow and construction will begin at once.
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Bendix Automobile Company
Chicago
Vincent Pendix
Illness Delays $50,000 Libel Suit in Monticello
Bessie Cro nin’s action against two Logansport newspapers for 50,000 damages was postponed due to her illness and rescheduled for December 15 in Monticello.
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Bessie Cronin
Logansport
Monticello
Benefield Held for Grand Jury in Brass Theft Case
Panhandle Detective Strahle alleges John Benefield stole about 50 dollars worth of brass from engines and cars. Benefield pleaded not guilty and was held on 500 dollar bonds after waiving preliminary examination. The grand jury will decide on charges.
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Turley
John Benefield
Panhandle
Strahle
Benefield
Governor Marshall to reconstitute police boards with party balance
Governor elect Thomas R. Marshall says he will appoint two Democrats and one Republican to metropolitan police boards statewide regardless of city administration. This implies either T. R. Sewell or S. S B. Woyer will be fired and replaced by a Democrat, while Sheerin remains the other Democrat on the board.
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Thomas R. Marshall
T. R. Sewell
S. S B. Woyer
Sheerin
Dedication Date Set for English Lutheran Church
The English Lutheran church dedication moves to Sunday December 20 from December 13. A high quality program is being prepared for the event.
City to Redeem New Motors as Old Units Surveyed
City officials plan to replace motors with new three phase compatible units as electric service shifts. Prof Esterline and David Loftus will survey all motors, purchasing nearly new units and installing upgraded motors free of charge, while older models will be appraised and bought first. New motors promise lower current use and greater power.
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J. Walter Esterline
Esterline
David Loftus
City Electric Light Department
Talk of New York theater troupe to reach Marion via Panhandle
The Talk of New York theatrical company will travel from the east over the Wabash to this city and be delivered to the Panhandle for transport to Marion on the fifteenth of the month.
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The
Panhandle
New York” Theatrical Company
Marion
Wabash
D. T. Banta Dies in Guatemala After Illness
D. T. Banta, former Logansport resident, died in Guatemala on October 28 from bowel trouble that developed into tuberculosis. He worked for the Guatemala Central railroad for over four years and was buried there. Horatio D. Jinalconu, foreman at the railroad, reports Banta was popular, had many friends, and requested his death notice be published to inform his Indiana father.
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D. T. Banta
Logansport
Guatemala
Central America
Daily Reporter
Horatio D. J.incolnu
Guatemala Central Railroad
Santa
Cass County
Lincoln
Banta
Quatemala
Lncoln
Guatemala Central
Indiana
Kent
United States
Lilliputian Wedding Stages Pantomime in Royal Center
Miss Clara Kistler and Roger Frantz tied no license for a tiny nuptial in Royal Center. A seven year old minister officiated as 35 children under seven performed a pantomime wedding to raise funds for the Christian church, praised for clever acting.
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Royal Center
Clara Kistler
Roger Frantz
Lewis Williams
West
Yevell Praises Taft at Ninth Street Meeting
Reverend Herbert Yevell led evangelistic meetings at Ninth Street Christian Church praising President elect Taft for giving up beer and predicting Roosevelt and Bryan may seek the presidency again. The service opened with six converts baptized and drew attendees from the countryside. The night’s topic was The Sleeping Dove, with Angels of God planned for the next session.
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Herbert Yevell
Ninth Street Christian Church
W. H. Taft
Grant Reports Killing Hunter's Dog After Vehicle Collision
Charles Grant recounts driving in the country last summer when he ran over and killed a dog he believed to be a valuable hunter. A nearby man offered $10 for the dog, which Grant accepted, only to learn the man claimed to be taking the dog into the woods to kill it.
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Charles Grant
Grant
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