Contests Close Tonight for Reporter Prizes
The Reporter announces two contests end at 6 PM with prize winners listed tomorrow. Readers submitted letters from youths about what they'd do with a million dollars. A committee will choose winners and publish names in the next issue.
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Puzzle
Joa&eph Macklen
Howard Street
Carl Minneman
Howard and
Franklin Streets
Mina Metherd
1618
Lillian Larson
George Timberlake
Fourth Annual Young America Poultry Exhibition Dates Set
The fourth annual exhibition of the Young America Poultry and Pet Stock association will run December 28 through January 2. A corn exhibit headlines the event. Association officers include William R. Foreman president Leslie Hyman vice president Irvin Gard treasurer A D Wood secretary John Beck assistant secretary Charles Logan L J Leedy Frank Logan executive committee Everett Zeck superintendent Henry P Zeck assistant superintendent W W Zike judge.
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Young America Poultry and Pet Stock Association
William R. Foreman
Leslie Hyman
Irvin Gard
A. D. Wood
John Beck
Charles Logan
L. J. Leedy
Frank Logan
Everett Zeck
Henry P. Zeck
W. W. Zike
Judge Fender Targets Delinquent Guardians in Probate Court
Judge Fender, new probate judge, vows contempt actions against guardians administrators and executors who have failed to file current reports. Notices are being sent to delinquents and reports will be required up to the minute, with drastic measures if needed.
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Art House
Judge Fender
Charles B. Laselle
Fender
Guardian
Patrols in Uniform Watch Christmas Shoplifting Surge
Police patrol city stores at night to deter thieves during the Christmas rush. Merchants report no significant shoplifting yet while officers Frohm and Thomason conduct vigilant checks, noting most thefts are by small children drawn to toys.
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Frohm and
Thomason
Pulitzer Heads for Panama on Liberty Yacht
Newport News VA December 23 Joseph Pulitzer publisher of the New York World traveled with friends and staff to Panama aboard his yacht Liberty to observe canal zone conditions and gather evidence related to the government canal property purchase. He aims to reach Panama around President elect Taft's arrival while Roosevelt presses for criminal libel prosecutions of publishers over canal coverage.
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Newport News
Joseph Pulitzer
The
New York World
Old Point
Friends of Morgan and Kinney Prepare Fight in Lafayette
Morgan and Kinney, arrested for robbing the Clarkshill bank, plan to contest the case in Lafayette. They have secured top lawyers and substantial funds for the defense.
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Morgan and Kinney
Clarkshill
Lafayette
Christmas Wishes From Royal Centre Neighborhood
Royal Centre residents plan an old fashioned Christmas with turkey and trimmings. Local folks express wishes from a thousand new subscribers to a trip to New York, a deputy surveyor job, high pay, a Boone township wet vote, and repairs funded by a relative.
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Royal Centre
Oliver Hand
Charlie Brown
Laither Zinn
Sim” Kistler
Shafer
Andy Conn
Boone Township
Ll. F. Shafer
Dr. Malfield
Eva Anderson
New York
Bridge floors fail residents say concrete needs tearing up
Residents near the Rock Creek Bridge report the concrete floor laid on the bridge a year ago is defective and must be torn out. Several similar floors have been installed in county bridges.
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Ig Rock Creek
Elizabeth Brasket Visits Home in Richmond
Miss Elizabeth Brasket of Richmond is back home for a visit, spending time with family and friends.
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Elizabeth Brasket
Richmond
Hazeltine Passes Consular Service Exam in City
Secretary of State announces Ross Hazeltine of this city among twenty three successful candidates who passed the consular service examination.
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Secretary of State
Ross Hazeltine
Two Suspects Arrested After Pool Hall Raid
M. F. Jones, who fled during yesterday's raid on a gambling place near Sellers' pool room, was captured today and paid a $18.50 fine after previously paying $15.50.
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M. F. Jones
Dinners for the Poor Promised by Salvation Army Leader
Captain C A James of the Salvation Army says about four hundred city poor will receive Christmas dinners tomorrow afternoon. Seventy five baskets will be distributed with canned fruit and jelly, chickens and potatoes scarce, farmers contributing daily. People may call at Captain James residence 928 Erie Avenue between 2 and 4 PM to obtain a basket.
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C. A. James
Salvation Army
Army Corps
Captain James
James
Erie Avenue
Post Office Safe Cracked In Marion Indiana Heist
A safe blowing gang robbed the Van Buren cafe in the Marion post office on Monday night stealing nearly 500 dollars in stamps and coins. The burglars used dynamite from Spencer Lesures' blacksmith shop. They escaped on two horses owned by local farmers John L. Camblin and Jacob Jones, with the crime discovered by Postmaster L A Bachelor at 6 am.
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Marion
Ind
van Buren
Here
L. A. Bachelor
Spencer Lesures
John L. Camblin
Jacob Jones
Anthea Polo Bride 15 Stung in Divorce Suit
Mrs Eddie Develin formerly Mrs Will Hupp of Elwood files for divorce in Kokomo claiming her polo star husband failed to support her for over two years. Develin, a noted polo player once linked to Elwood, left for Marion Ohio in May and has remained there.
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Eddie Develin
Will Hupp
Elwood
Kokomo
Develin
Indiana
Marion
Ohio
Hupp
Late Maj. Smith Buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Maj. Orlando Jay Smith late president of the American Press association died Sunday evening and was buried today in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Funeral services were at his Dobbs Ferry home with officials and employees of the American Press association Loyal Legion and other organizations in attendance. Floral tributes lined the casket.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Orlando Jay Smith
American Press Association
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Maj. Smith
Dobbs Ferry
The
Loyal Legion
Cromer Taken To The Asylum
Col Cromer, a West Side landowner and indirect cause of the West Side sewer project, has been adjudged insane by a commission and moved to an asylum. His failure to control storm water on Wheatland avenue led to litigation and a city mandate to drain floodwaters from his property.
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Robert T. Cromer
Iongeliff
Col. Cromer
West Side
Cromer
Wheatland Avenue
Union Wins In Contentions At Paint Creek Mines
Charleston W Va December 23 The operators and strikers in the Paint Creek coal area settled their differences yesterday sending 2000 miners back to work. The strikers gave up the long ten and operators accepted the check off and elimination of a discrimination clause. Future mines may employ only union men.
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Charleston
W. Va
Paint Creek
Austin Family Plans Christmas Visit to Spear Street
Mr and Mrs George Austin and their children Bevan and Edna of Lawrence Kansas will spend Christmas with Mrs George Bevan on Spear Street.
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George Austin
Bevan
Edna
Lawrence, Kan
George Bevan
Spearstree
Ward Escapes from Longcliff Under Guard
The Logansport Loan and Trust company guardian of Charles Zelner reports the ward escaped from Longcliff on August 4, 1998 and has not been seen since.
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Logansport Loan and Trust Company
Charles Zelner
Longcliff
Holly and Mistletoe Have Long Christmas Traditions
Holly and mistletoe decorate homes for Christmas in Cass County. The article notes their ancient origins in England and Scandinavia, with varieties from Hex Aquifolium and Ilex Opaca, and Phoradendron Flavescens for mistletoe. Supplies arrive from Chicago buyers and from Oklahoma and Texas.
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America
Atlantic
Maine
Delaware
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Logansport
Cass County
Chicago
New England
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Texas
Honduras Loses Verdict In Central American Case
The Central American court of justice at Cartago has delivered its verdict in the Honduras suit against Salvador and Guatemala. The ruling, favorable to Guatemala and Salvador, vindicates the Salvadoran government and accuses Honduras of promoting the recent Honduran revolution.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Central American Court of Justice
Cartago
Costa Rica
Honduras
Salvador
Guatemala
Many Christmas Brides
County Clerk Hankee issued several marriage licenses last night and this morning. Joseph Burley and Maud Bookie of Jefferson township plan to wed tomorrow at the bride’s parents home. Mace Conn of Star City and Lizzie Fry of Royal Centre were licensed to marry, with a ceremony planned tonight at the bride’s home. John Rubaker of Nebraska Virginia and Cora Fisher of Twelve Mile will marry tomorrow evening at the bride’s home.
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Hankee
Joseph Burley
Maud Bookie
Jefferson Township
Mace Conn
Star City
Lizzie BE
Fry
Royal Centre
John ®Rubaker
Nebraska, Va
Cora Fisher
Twelve Mile
Knights of Pythias Hold Annual City Roll Call Banquet
The Knights of Pythias held their annual roll call at the Castle ball last evening with nearly all city members in attendance. Senator Frank M. Kistler served as toastmaster as Judge John S. Larry and ministers Rev. John C. White Rev. A. A. Mainwaring and Harry E. Doggett replied to toasts. The banquet featured turkey with all trimmings.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle
Frank M. Kistler
John S. Larry
John C. White
A. A. Mainwaring
Harry E. Doggett
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