Maloney Wedding Court Skirmish Aboard Crystal Stage
Court in session over a vaudeville wedding parody at the Crystal theatre. Manager Ferns balked at signing a $50 weekly contract for Mr and Mrs Maloney while cast members testified to a comical row and alleged misconduct. Maloney and wife pressed for $22. The proceedings exposed a farcical domestic in a show billed as Maloney’s Wedding.
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Crystal Theatre
Hank Whitcomb
Maloney
Fern
Hanawalt
Ethel Taylor
Paderewski
Xmas Dances With Busy Week In Logansport
Logansport prepares for a hectic Christmas week with dances planned by the Swastika club Crescent club Knights of Columbus and Phi Sigma Chi along with Stag club Phi Kappa and Delta Theta Tau. Big orchestras will provide music at venues including Stettiner hall Masonic Temple Elks hall and the Columbia cafe.
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Stettiner Hall
Indiana Club
Masonic Temple
Crescent Club
Elks’ Hall
Knights of Columbus
Columbia Cafe
Byerly & Johnson
Pike & Denbo
Chicago
R. H. Galloway
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Stag Club
Phi Kappa
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity
Baptist Church Plans Gym Pool For Youth
The Rev J F Fraser pastor states the young men of the Baptist church want a swimming pool in the gymnasium as part of the church equipment. The needs of the boys and young men will be considered.
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The
Baptist Church
J. F. Fraser
Greek candy-maker forced to surrender suit in arrest
A Greek man calling himself Harry Brown was arrested after being forced to change clothes in a Lafayette sting. Police shipped the suit back to Lafayette after Brown promised to repay the remaining $5. He planned to return to Lafayette for Christmas candy work.
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Harry Brown
Lafayette
Brown
Indiana Democrats vow unity to honor platform pledges
In Indianapolis a caucus of 56 of 60 Lower House members pledged to uphold the party platform and pursue economy, open ballot for speaker, and reduced expenditures. Governor Marshall urged harmony, warned Indiana faces bankruptcy, and pressed cohesion and efficiency as priorities.
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Marshal
Cass
Fulton
Willard Fitzer
Cass County
Indianapolis
House
Denison Hotel
Marshall
U. S. Jackson
Democratic State Committee
Senate
Charles Lieb
Spencer County
John J. Keegan
Marion County
Samuel Benz
Lieb
Indiana
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Bere
House of Representatives
Christmas Rush Heaviest Yet Predicted by Panhandle Officials
Panhandle officials report Christmas travel already rising and expect heavier traffic than last year. Extra passenger coaches will be stationed at terminals along the line to handle demand, with warm steam connections and trainmen ready to add cars as needed. Traffic peaks in the three days before Christmas.
Divorce case of Minerva Minters vs William Minters dismissed
The Cass circuit court dismissed the divorce case of Minerva J. Minters against William D. Minters, noting the defendant’s death about a year ago. A related partition action of Minerva J. Minters and Ivy E. Stout against Edwin Minters was also dismissed.
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Minerva J. Minters
William D. Minters
Cass
Ivy E. Stout
Edwin Minters
Cupid Sleeping Delays Marriage Licenses
The notice reports no marriage licenses granted since December and suggests a delay or pause in approvals as Cupid is described as sleeping at the switch.
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Cupid
Panhandle Team Dominates Bowling League Opener
Panhandle leads in a first night bowling clash beating Western Motor as the Panhandle posted a high three game score of 1887 and total 668 in the final game. Knights of Columbus beat People's Store by 101 pins and Panhandle, Knights of Columbus and Western Motor share top standings as travel team games approach. George McKay aged man living above McCaffrey’s Store on Market Street dropped dead from heart failure near Pearl Street. body taken to Charles Chase morgue. He was father to Mrs Ellis Bush and had just visited his son in law’s blacksmith shop on Fifth Street. He lived alone.
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Knights of Columbus
People’s Store
McCaffrey
Market Street
Charles Chase
Pearl Street
Goodyear Repair Shop
McKay
Ellis Bush
Fifth Street
Flanagan Divorce Case and Custody Actions Reported
Rosa Flanagan, by lawyers Larry and Mahoney, filed for divorce and $1 alimony in Cass circuit court against Frank W. Flanagan amid claims of habitual drunkenness and regular abuse. Judge John S. Larry granted release for Che Leffer and ordered Irene and Geneva to the Orphans Home. Property disputes in Neff v Crain and Kistler v Andrus were quietly resolved in favor of plaintiffs. Sheriff Ben Price visited Sheriff Warren J. Butler in White County.
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Rosa Flanagan
Larry & Mahoney
Cass
Frank W. Flanagan
Jefferson Township
John John S. Larry
Chlce Leffer
Irene
Geneva
White County
Warren J. Butler
Broadway Street Paving Progress Restores Car Service
Andrews Asphalt completes south side paving on Broadway at 11 o clock. North side work continues with concrete cleaning from Seventeenth to Fifteenth and first asphalt layer soon laid. Cars are planned to resume Saturday as weather permits and residents regain streetcar service.
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Andrews Asphalt Company
Broadway
Sevententh
Fifteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Fifeenth Street
Two Pioneers Die in Galveston
Mrs. Fannie Walter and Mrs. Cinderella Winger, both 85, longtime Galveston residents and lifelong friends, died within hours of each other Tuesday evening. Mrs. Walker's funeral was held at 11 from Dunkard church with burial in Fouts cemetery. Mrs. Winger's funeral is set for tomorrow at 16 from Mt. Zion church with burial in Galveston cemetery.
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Fannie Walter
Cinderella Winger
Galveston
Walker
Dunkard
Fouts
Winger
Mt. Zion Church
Conductor Paralyzed on Panhandle Run
George Foote veteran dining car conductor on the Panhandle was stricken with paralysis yesterday at Englewood. He was on his run and medical aid was given on reaching the city. Foote was taken off the run and sent back to Chicago after the attack. He had suffered one prior stroke.
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George Foote
Panhandle
Englewood
Foote
Chicago
Chief Warns Merchants About Christmas Fires
Fire Chief John Griffin warns merchants to guard against fires during the Christmas rush. Flimsy decorations increase risk as stores attract customers. An extra fireman will serve during Christmas week and stores will be well guarded.
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John Griffin
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Rentochlua
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George W. Rentschler
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the Panhandle
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Elks
City Bowling League
Western Motor Bowling
Hands of the
Panhandle Team
Panhandle Boys
Eseenae
George McKay
McCaffrey Grocery Store
Pet
Pennsylvania
Irvine
Hensley
Tucker
Weenee
Snes
Ae Vo
Saddler
Western Motor
Courtney Ee
Reese
Austin
Conley
DeLong
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Roberts
Oes
Peonie’s
Marks
Cogan
Chandler
Warnke
Frank Flanagan
Seventh Street
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