Saylors and Temple Fight In Logansport Draw Tak es Shape
About 1,000 fans witnessed a ten round bout in Logansport between Young Saylors of Indianapolis and Ray Temple of Milwaukee. The crowd split on the decision with many favoring a draw, Saylors showing aggression and blocking while Temple excelled at long range and infighting.
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Broadway
Saylors
Ray Temple
Milkee
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Aylors
Indianapolis
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T Saylors
Mike Cohen
Iry Donovan
Cohan
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Ree
Y Donnely
Jimmy McClain
Jack Dillon
Billy Papke
McFarland
Pittsburg
New Panhandle and United Commercial Travelers to Meet
The Panhandle and United Commercial Travelers bowling teams join the city league and will face each other tomorrow evening at the Fiks alleys. Panhandle lineup includes N A Irvine Weir Leo Reder Earl Kenney and Harold Hensley.
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Panhandle
United Commercal Travelers
Fiks
Panandle
N. A. Irvine
Weir
Leo Reder
Earl Kenney
Harold Hensley
Change of venue sought in Spitzer case in Howard county
Prosecutor Manning opposes a venue change in the State versus Earl Spitzer Cass county. He argues prejudice does not exist and moving would impose heavy Howard county expenses. Affidavits to claim local prejudice expected Monday. trial postponed to next Wednesday with defense preparing numerous affidavits.
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A. G. Manning
Earl Spitzer
Cass County
Hioward
Howard County
Spitler
Ray Welty
Minnie Shaw
Spitzer
Manning
Razor Found After Night Injury Mystery on Third Street
Police investigated a possible murder or suicide after a razor covered in blood appeared on the Third Street sidewalk near Martin Bligh's wholesale house. A man, Sylvester Van Rasdal, found with his head tied, denied involvement and could not identify the razor owner. No affidavits were filed, and the case was to be dropped unless the owner comes forward.
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Third Street
Martin Bligh
Bligh Wholesale
Joe Carson
Carson
Sylvester van Rasdal
van Rasdal
Civil treatment and wealth debated in remarks
The phrase notes that he can even be civil to men who are enormously rich, reflecting on attitudes toward wealth and civility in social interactions.
Appointment of Deputy Health Officer in Cass County
Dr Ivey of Royal Centre is named deputy health officer for the northwest Cass county region by Dr Nico demus health officer Logansport. The appointment formalizes public health leadership in the district under Logansport authority.
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Ivey
Royal Centre
Cass County
Nicodemus
Logansport
Logansport Club Plans Indiana State Chess Event
Members of the Logansport Chess club travel to Indianapolis tonight to arrange entry for a state tournament to be held next Tuesday night at the YMCA building in Indianapolis.
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Logansport Chess Club
Indianapolis
Vandalia bridge carpenter senseless after fall in Crawfordsville
John Kane, a Vandalia bridge carpenter of 500 Wabash Avenue, fell twenty three feet from a Crawfordsville trestle while repairing a frozen site. He remains conscious only at times with critical injuries and may not recover fully. His three children Grace Conrad Pearl LaRose and John Kane stay by his bedside as doctors assess long term outcomes.
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Kane
Vandalia
Crawfordsville
Grace Conrad
Pearl LaRose
John Kane
Ensinger
More Sho Days Be Christmas
A playful reminiscence of childhood wit fading with time and age. The speaker notes losing a once quick mind and humor amid holiday cheer and growing pains.
Democrats Map Early Program as Senate Convenes
Senator Frank M. Kistler returns from Indianapolis saying a program was decided on by Democratic state senators and will be carried out early with vigor. He avoids specifics, backs Senator Stotsenburg for president pro tem, and names potential chairs J. J. Netterville and J. D. Royse. The group pledges to pursue county option law separately and repeal it if needed, with absentees Yarling and Tilden. McGinnis and Wise vie for speaker amid lobbying by Veneman and Brill.
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Terre Haute
Judiciary Committee
Senate
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Shelbyville
Tilden
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Homer McGinnis
Morgan County
McGinnis
Frony
George D. Sunkel
Dana
Adam Wise
Plymouth
Denison
John G. Brill
Evansville
Alpert J. Veneman
Curtis
Mt. Vernon
Carlton
Venemraan
Veneman
Nellie Reel Returns From Visit To St Louis
Mrs. Nellie Reel of 1591 High street has returned from a two weeks visit at St Louis.
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Nellie Reel
High Street
Sc. Louis
Farm Hand Detained In Cash Missing Case Ends in Acquittal
A farmer reports a missing fifty dollars and a hired man jailed. Sheriff Butler and officers track the man to Elliott’s garage and Michael’s farm where the suspect is held and later released after LaRose proves the money was misplaced. The man is returned home with the sheriff’s gratitude.
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D. M. LaRose
Perryshore Road
LaRose
Bill”. Michaels
Bill
Michael
Elliott
Tom Morris
Michigan Pike
Indiana Jury Acquits Theatrical Man In Murder Trial
Motive centered on jealousy as Vincennes theater figure Menlo Moore is acquitted of murdering Charles Euwin Gibson after a sensational trial in which Moore’s wife testified dramatically. Judge Cobb instructed jurors on insanity and self defense, urging adherence to law over popular feeling.
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Vincennes
Ind
Menlo EE. Moore
Charles Euwin Gibson
Gibson
Moore
Indianapolis
Evelyn Thaw
Harry Thaw
Evelyn
St. Louis man arrested for passing mutilated coins at hotel
William H. Howarth of St. Louis was arrested on a charge of passing mutilated coins after Barnett hotel clerk Wesley H. Harrison found two silver dollars, one leaded, among Howarth’s payment. Howarth admits buying old gold and mutilated coins for a St. Louis firm and says he will face federal charges with lawyers Mahoney and Foskett. Federal agents led by Captain Halil will take over the case.
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William H. Howarth
St. Louis
Howarth
Wesley H. Harrison
Barnett Hotel
Harrison
Mahoney & Foskett
Fought Over Girl Ends in Skirmish at Recruiting Office
Walter Farquahr and John McGuire who both loved a Brown county girl fought yesterday afternoon in the office of Sergeant J F Finney the local recruiting officer. They had a past feud over the same girl and renewed hostilities when they met. Finney separated them and McGuire was ordered out of the office.
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Walter Farquahr
John McGuire
Brown County
J. F. Finney
Finney
MacGuire
Conn Sues Many Defendants for Quiet Title in Cass Circuit Court
Andrew J. Conn through attorney Frank Guthrie filed a quiet title suit in Cass circuit court against numerous defendants led by David Beckley. The docket lists many defendants across nearly three pages.
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Andrew J. Conn
Frank ¥. Guthrie
Cass
David Beckley
Jury Sees Case in Laura Shaw vs Al Shaw
Laura Shaw sues Al Shaw as executor seeking payment for care of her mother Charity Horn. The circuit court case progressed for days and was sent to the jury late this afternoon.
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Laura Shaw
al Shaw
Charity Horn
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