Kern Slack split seen in Indiana senatorial race
Indianapolis reports show John W. Kern leading and well pledged for United States Senate amid claims Democratic support across sixty counties. Slack and Shively rivals may unite only to block Kern, while Slack plans a fourth or fifth ballot win with second choice delegates and strategic breaking points.
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Indianapolis
John W. Kern
United States
J. Osmar Kenderson
W. B. Westake
Kern
L. Ert Slack
B. F. Shively
Slack
Kern Camp
Indiana Breweries
Steve Fleming
Edward G. Hoffman
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
John E. Lamb
Mr. Kern
Denison
Johnson County
Woman Sells Rotten Eggs in Five Dozen Lot
Grocers report a woman sold five dozen eggs claiming freshness but only six were good. The remaining eggs contained developing chicks and emitted strong odor. Police may act under the pure food law. the seller, if identified, faces arrest for misrepresenting egg quality.
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Logansport
Jen
Tipton School 5A Class Reports Perfect Attendance
Miss Ellen Comingore principal of Tipton school on Sixteenth street reports the 5A class had perfect attendance in the past month. None of the thirty pupils were absent or tardy. The pupils were unaware of the record until the month ended.
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Tipton School
Sixteenth Street
Shaft Erection Honor For Pottowattomie Tribe
The contract to erect a shaft near Twin Lake in Marshall county goes to Southworth & Sons of Rochester. The project is funded by a $2500 appropriation pushed by Hon. Dan McDonald in the late legislature.
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Twin Lake
Marshall County
Southworth & Sons
Rochester
Dan McDonald
Married in St Joseph Mich Charles O Martin Maud Schaffer
Charles O Martin from the southern part of the state and Maud Schaffer of Galveston were married yesterday in St Joseph Michigan. Friends had suspected an imminent union.
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Charles O. Martin
Galvesten
Maud Schaffer
T. C. Schaffer
St. Joseph
Mich
Mitchell Delays Meeting For Northern Indiana Teachers
The executive committee of the high school section of the Northern Indiana Teachers Association did not meet at the local high school as planned at 10 o clock. Principal John J. Mitchell waited until noon for James H. Gray and J A McCaughan who were absent. The meeting will be rescheduled and the program for the annual association meeting arranged.
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Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
John J. Mitchell
James H. Gray
Huntington High School
J. A. McCaughan
Kokomo
Mitchell
Elks Plan Public Memorial Services Tomorrow
Arrangements for the Elks annual memorial services are complete. The event will be held tomorrow afternoon in the new Elks hall with public seating behind the stage area reserved for lodge members. The program has been published in the Reporter.
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Elks
Elks’ Hall
Whitesides Praised for The Melting Pot Role
In this week’s Clipper and Show World Walker Whitesides receives high praise for his performance as part of The Melting Pot. The article notes Whitesides was torn and raised in this city.
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Walker Whitesides
Whitesides
Man on trial for matricide in Toledo case
Harvey Hazel, seventeen, stands in Toledo Ohio facing death for murdering his mother, a former Peru resident who visited Logansport. The defense argues insanity and lack of premeditation due to a consuming love for his mother, while the father prosecutes the case.
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Harvey Hazel
Peru
Logansport
Toledo
Daily Reporter
Cooper
Rand
Milton 300th Birthday Celebration Plans Highlight
Next Wednesday marks the 300th anniversary of John Milton birth. Rev. Mr. Bigier of the First Presbyterian Church will speak Sunday evening on Milton's Mask of Comus or the Victory of Virtue Over Temptation.
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John Milton
Logansport City Schools Census Totals 2518 Pupils
Superintendent A H Douglass reports the Washington educational census found no delinquents in Logansport city schools. On December 1, 2518 pupils were enrolled with detailed counts by age from six to twenty, including 109 boys and 100 girls aged six and 3 boys and 3% girls aged twenty.
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Educational Bureau
Washington
A. H. Douglass
Red Cross Tuberculosis Stamps Selling Fast In City
Stamps for the tuberculosis campaign are moving quickly. A shipment of 2,590 arrived to Dr. J. A. Litte and has nearly sold out, with another 9,500 on the way. Stamps can be bought at Red Cross offices and local merchants including W. H. Porter, Joseph Kinney, Bustai and Schneider, Harry Tritt, Bee Hive, Trade Palace, Graves and Neff stores.
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Red Cross
J. A. Litte
W. H. Porter
Joseph Kinney
Bustai & Schneider
Harry ‘Tritt
Bee Hive
Trade Palace
Graves
Neff's Hook
Judge Nelsons to sail abroad with Lima party
Judge and Mrs J C Nelson depart December 15 for New York to join a Lima Military school party led by Dr McKinsie. They will voyage to Europe visiting the Azores Madeira Gibraltar Italy England Scotland Ireland France and Egypt and include a Nile excursion.
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Judge
J. C. Nelson
New York City
Dr. McKinsie
Lima Military School
Europe
Azores
Madeira
Gibraltar
Italy
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Egypt
Nile
Milburn Bond Set After Knife Slaying in Panhandle Yards
Joseph E. Milburn, arraigned on first degree murder charges for stabbing Vincent Hermann in Panhandle railroad yards, is remanded to county jail awaiting grand jury action. Bond fixed at 2500 with possibility of release later, while prosecutors rely on written statements and yard office witnesses.
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Joseph E. Milburn
Vincent Hermann
Panhandle
Milburn
George A. Custer
Albert H. Smith
Hermann
Couple Arrested In Peru Case At Tucker House
Police arrested Miss Jessamine Wurtzbaugh aged seventeen and B E Brooks twenty six in the Tucker house after Brooks rented two rooms. No charges were found. Brooks released. Mrs Theresa Wurtzbaugh, the mother, has been adjudged insane and is to be taken to an asylum.
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Jessamine Wurtzbaugh
B. E. Brooks
Peru
Tucker House
Brooks
the Sun
Theresa Wurtzbaugh
Iongeliff
Coulter Speaks On New Education In Peru
Dr. Stanley Coulter senior dean of Fordue University delivered a lecture at the teachers institute in Peru. A former resident of this city he spoke on Is There a New Education.
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Stanley Coulter
Fordue University
Teachers’ Institute
Peru
Coulter
Aboul Girls Organize Strong High School Basketball Team
The GH aboul girls form a six class team coached by Lucertia Farnsworth with captain Jeena Schloss at center Bertha Burgman at right forward Mildree Obenchain left forward Lucille Reed and Goldie Patterson as guards The squad plans games with nearby high schools and Kekomo Walton and Peru teams in the coming season while using the city Y M C A gym for home games.
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Kekomo Girls
Walton
Peru
Jeena Schloss
Ray
Bertha Burgman
Mildree Obenchain
Lucille Reed
Goldie Patterson
Lucretia Farnsworth
Bertha Piurgivan
Repairing Frogs on Broadway Line Amid Snow
The section gang of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company repaired frogs at both ends of the Broadway line switches. Snow and slush worsened conditions and cold weather contracted the rails, necessitating tightening of the fish plates at connections.
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Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Broadway
Grandfather 3 Glock Ticking Relic of Dim Past
A century old grandfather clock in the county clerk’s office bears a page from the Democratic Pharos dated May 31 1865 on its back. The article notes prices then for sugar butter eggs wheat and more and mentions plans for an ice cream saloon and liquor license applications among local merchants.
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Pharos
Henry Whipperman
Edward Hankee
Thomas Hilaire
M. A. Barker
Market Street
V. H. Knapp
James Thornton
J. Denterger
Dowling Headlines Return To City For Short Stay
John E. Dowling, former Dowling theatre owner and manager, arrived in the city this afternoon for a two day visit. He is currently managing one of Joseph Howard's vaudeville theatres in Brooklyn, New York.
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John E. Dowling
Dowling Theatre
City
Joseph Howard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wrights Tale of Hat Republic and San Domingo Revolt
Wright recounts two years in San Domingo with President Jiminez and his son Juan. He describes Haiti’s separate government, royal fantasy titles, and a Cape Haitian visit where a port governor dressed oddly and soldiers earned irregular pay. Wright portrays a comic opera government and recalls Wright as prime minister for the new republic.
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Swift Wright
Jiminex
Cuba
San Domingo
Haiti
Wright
Jiminez
Black Republic
Simon
Alexis
Juan
Cape Haitian
United States Calvary
Logansport
Swift
Havana
Stampler
United States’ Army
Cienfengos
Santiago
Interurban Car Hits Wagon Killing Indiana Man
The I T car in Noblesville at 9 10 last evening struck a wagon at Cicero, killing W Randall of Westfield and seriously injuring J A Shepherd. Motorman Ed Smay and Conductor Charles Steinbrink reported the wagon failed to heed the whistle. The wagon and horse were destroyed. The damaged car returned to Noblesville and a new car completed the run to this city by 11 p m.
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Cicero
W. Randall
Westfield
Ind
J. A. Shepherd
Ed Smay
Charles Steinbrink
Noblesville
May Move To Consolidate Stag And Crescent Clubs
A push to consolidate the Stag and Crescent clubs for eight winter dances. At tomorrow afternoon’s meeting, committees will be appointed to handle the matter.
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Stag and Crescent Clubs
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