Erie township Fox Drive to Draw Thousands in Peru
The fifth annual Erie township fox drive in Miami County Indiana on New Year’s Day expects up to 10 606 participants. The event runs from 9 a m for about three hours ending at the chapel with foxes captured alive and prizes awarded after dinner at the church.
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Peru
Ind
Erie Township
Miami County
John Faust
Walter Miller
Grover Vuit
John Payne
Charles Faust
Walter Wilson
Charley Butt
Clarence Holmes
Clarence Crider
Robert Flynn
Joseph Teal
Elmer Faust
Philip Miller
John Deal
Edward Fisher
Milton Garland
Omer Butt
George Altman
Hioss Troxell
Earl Boswell
Hugh Repp
Sylvester Wray
Charles Harris
Matthew Kbaber
Ora Fawley
Earl Hayes
Carl Barnett
Charles Engleman
Ollie Whitezel
James Harris
Harry Farr
William Bird
Frank Daniels
George Ashton
Henry Fawley
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley
Rettig Road
Wabash County
Fox Drive Association
Woman's Aid Society
Galveston Man Recovers Stolen Watch After 22 Months
T. J. Fawcett of Galveston recovers a watch stolen twenty two months ago. The timepiece appeared with Milton RecCrea of Kokomo, who did not know it was stolen and turned it over to Fawcett when questioned by police.
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T. J. Fawcett
Galveston
Milton RecCrea
Kokomo
Fawcett
Local men witness in Marion perjury case
Judge Al Smith prosecutor Custer and attorney Frank Guthrie served as witnesses in the Sellers versus Houck perjury case in Marion yesterday.
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al Smith
Custer
Frank Guthrie
Marion
Fay Takes His Life in Oakland
John T. Fay, husband of Eva Fay the mind reader, died by his own hand in Oakland, California yesterday.
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Fay
John T. Fay
Eva Fay
Oakland
Cal
Baggage Truck Demolished After Hit by Panhandle Engine
A Panhandle engine bringing train No. 33 last evening struck a baggage truck and demolished it. J. Jeallen and Frank Werter escaped with narrow misses in the incident.
What I Would Do If I Had a Million Dollars
Logansport youths submit letters imagining wealth use for charity, education, homes, and helping others. Contest ends tomorrow with winners announced in the next issue. Names include Helen Zahlbaum, Cecelia Jann, Alice Wildermuth, Wilbur Brooks, Reatha Guilion, Joseph Calvert, Ed Marquiss, and Pearl Stephenson.
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Helen Zahlbaum
Washington Street
Logansport
Cecelia Jann
Usher Street
Alice Wildermuth
Winamac
Ind
Wilbur Brooks
Treen Street
Reatha Guilion
Wabash Avenue
Puggle
The
Daily Reporter
Joseph R. Calvert
George Street
Ed Marquiss
Royal Cenae
Pearl Stephenson
Changes Along Valley Line Dispatcher Gets Boost
Valley line dispatching duties receive a raise as Hardy, who has been covering two roles, is set to gain a Christmas present in January. The upgrade acknowledges his extended duties and promises adjusted responsibilities.
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Hardy
Fall Ends Life Of Winamac Man In Royal Centre
Howard Hagenbush of Winamac fell down stairs at a Royal Centre office and broke his neck. He was thirty five, a cement business owner, and survived by daughter Helen. Relatives were notified after the accident. The Logansport paper also notes local social visits and interurban line changes upcoming January first.
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Howard Hagenbush
Winamac
Hagenbush
Royal Center
Helen
Simmons Murder Trial Defense Near End in Indiana Case
Princeton Indiana December 22 The Simmons murder trial from Evansville is likely to rest its defense late this afternoon or tomorrow morning. The defendant says he acted in self defense after a quarrel with his wife and her son Karl Mott. He claims the son attacked him with a butcher knife and the woman with an Indian club and he used a razor to save himself.
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Princeton
Ind
Simmons
Evansville
Karl Mott
Red Men Pick Delaware and Vermont Site for New Home
The building committee of the great council of Red Men met Saturday in Indianapolis and selected the Delaware and Vermont street corner for the new lodge. The purchase price is $65,000 with a projected total cost near $300,000 for the home and grounds.
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The
Great Council of Red Men
Indianapolis
Delaware and
Vermont Streets
Dedication Committee Plans for New I O O F Temple
Members of the committee on arrangements for the dedication of the new I O O F temple met last evening and discussed plans. They secured the same officers who dedicated the grand lodge building in Indianapolis previously. No further arrangements were made.
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I. O. O. F. Temple
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Panhandle Shop Adopts Eight-Hour Work Day
Workers in a Panhandle shop shift to eight hours daily as the appropriation nears exhaustion. Nine-hour days are planned to resume in January.
Lawsuit filed over 20000 damages for eye injury at Kenneth quarries
Walter S. Sievers sues Casparis Stone company and Standard Life & Accident Insurance in circuit court for 20000 damages. He says while working as a lever operator at Kenneth quarries on July 7 1908 a stone struck his eye destroying sight and claims lack of proper screening. Insurance company allegedly offered no settlement. Other suits include 1000 damages for lost teeth against Frank Dunn and an insanity affidavit against P J Hooley. Marcus W Collett resigns as executor of Robert Dalzell's will.
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Kenneth
Walter S. Sievers
Casparis Stone Company
Standard Life & Accident Insurance Company
Sievers
Kennth
Standard Life & Accident ,Insurance Company
Harry G. Tucker
Circuit Court
P. J. Hooley
Marcus W. Collett
Robert Dalzell
Kentucky teacher may whip students under discipline ruling
Attorney General James Breathitt issued an opinion to State Superintendent Crabbe affirming a teacher’s authority to whip disorderly pupils if needed to maintain discipline. The ruling follows a Newcastle judge’s contrary decision that had unsettled many common schools and threatened closures.
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Frankfort
James Breathitt
Crabbe
William Carroll
Newcastle
Taken in Tow. Infamous offender Carson jailed for intoxication
D. M. Carson, an old offender, was picked up on Market street this afternoon and jailed on a charge of intoxication. He was found aimless and wandering, described as "half seas over without a rudder," and was incarcerated for safety's sake to prevent harm to pedestrians.
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D. M. Carson
Market Street
Madame Kalich to star in Cora at Nelson trust house
Madison theatregoers learn Madame Kalich will appear in Cora at the Nelson, a trust house, on December 26. A black cat incident in 1910 led her to fear the animal on stage, delaying past engagements, but she agreed to return after assurances of studious stage safety.
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Cora
Nelson Theatre
Madame Kalich
Old Dowling
Madame Kalidh
the Dowling
Logansport
Dowling
Black Cat
Nelson
Paris
Leslie Carter
Public works grants graveyard deed and building permit
The board of public works issued a graveyard deed to Mrs. Walter Reed at Mt Hope Cemetery and ordered City Engineer John Schmidt to issue a building permit to A. B. Maple on Nineteenth Street to erect a new store. Maple will keep the current store open during construction.
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Board of Public Works
Walter Reed
Mt. Hope Cemetery
John Schmidt
A. B. Maple
Nineteenth Street
Maple
Gambling raids net multiple players in city venues
Police raided two poker games within twenty hours. In a room above Seller's pool hall on Third Street, Henry Gump, Benjamin Martin, Homer Holcomb, Harry Williams, Frank Jones, James A. Jackson, John W. Lambrit, and Seldon Rhodes were detained. two pleaded guilty, others contested charges as trials set for December 24. A second game at Ike Guyer's saloon, 224 Market Street, yielded Samuel Bebee Michael Howe and Charles Murphy who pleaded guilty and paid fines totaling 15.25 dollars each.
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Seller
Third Street
Henry Gump
Benjamin Martin
Homer Holcomb
Harry Williams
Frank Jones
James A. Jackson
John W. Lambrit
Seldon Rhodes
Dame Fortune
Local Doctor Dr B C Stevens Dies at 68
Dr B C Stevens one of Logansport Indiana s oldest and best physicians died suddenly at his home 817 Market Street after heart trouble that began that morning He had just returned from a delicate operation at St Joseph Hospital and had family and friends including daughter Mrs Joseph Taylor and wife Alice Mertz He served as county physician coroner and held multiple medical and fraternal memberships in the Cass County area
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Stevens
St. Joseph Hospital
Joseph Taylor
Indiana
B. C. Stevens
Logansport
Cass County
Montreal
Canada
St. John
New Brunswick
St.Stephens
University of Michigan
Cass County Medical Association
Elks, Knights of Pything
Orient Lodge
A. I
A. M
Logan
Noll
St. John’s Commandery
Luella E. Malott
Alice Mertz
Burnettsville
Samuel Sales
This City
Aaron Bonser
Pana, HI
Homer L. Roberts
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Michael Seitz
Lewis Tallon
Walla Walla, Wash
George M. Stevens
Chicago
Henry Stevens
Springfield
Tom Perkins to Spend Christmas with Terre Haute Family
Vandalia passenger conductor Tom Perkins will spend Christmas with his family in Terre Haute as part of a holiday visit.
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Tom Perkins
Vandalia
Terre Haute
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