Panhandle Wins by Forty Pins in City Bowling Night
The Panhandle team defeated People's Store by forty pins. Lloyd Powell set the year high with 245, among a 220+ list led by Powell 245 Whittaker 238 Smith 237 Nelson 233 Marshall 227 Hanley 224 Reed 222. The Panhandle posted high score 206 in last night's action. The city league schedule extends through year end into January with varied dates for Elks Chicago Store Knights of Columbus Western Motor Panhandle Traveling Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Store
Lloyd Powell
L. B. Whittaker
Chicago
Knights of Columbus
Elks and People's Store
Western Motor
Elks
Panhandle
Whittaker
Willard Smith
J. C. Nelson
Mike Marshall
John Hanley
Fonce Reed
Mystery surrounds accidental shooting of Italian worker
A. Guiconi, Italian laborer for Panhandle, was shot last night near Fifth and Canal in a presumed accident. He lies in serious condition at St. Joseph hospital with two bullet wounds, one through the lung and another in the side. police await his statement. A stranger, Dominic Accondel, from Chicago, is rumored but unlocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Guiconi
Panhandle
St. Joseph Hospital
Guiconi
Fifth and
Canal Streets
Killian & McCloskey
Canal Street
Dominick Accondel
Chicago
Twelve Mile Christian Church Celebrates 40th Anniversary
The Twelve Mile Christian church marked its fortieth anniversary with a Sunday evening program by a quartet: Daniel Newman Thomas Skinner Elisha Bockover and A B Irwin. The church began January 16 1847 with charter members including John and Lucinda Davis Thomas Skinner and Amelia Skinner James Davis Richard Skinner and others. The first meetings were held at Thomas Skinner and James Reed homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelve Mile
Thomas Skinner
James Reed
Thomas and
Jane Whitman
John
Lucinda M Davis
Richard Skinner
James
Margaret Davis
Margaret
Nancy Reed
Amelia
Elizabeth Jones
Rebecca Stroud
John Johnson
Abraham
Jane Lowman
Mary Johnson
Elmon Simons
Joseph
Henrietta Venter
Joseph Lowman
Eliza M. Beck
Samuel Skinner
Thomas
Amelia Skinner
Wheel Breaks on Panhandle Train No 10 Near Bernice
A baggage car wheel on Panhandle train No 10 broke Monday while passing through Bernice at about 65 mph. The incident caused a sudden stop but avoided a likely disaster.
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Bernice
County Commissioners Meeting Ends Budget Work
County commissioners met this morning and transacted routing business with no item of importance arising. They announced they will not meet again this year.
Bread Prices Rise Amid Premium Wheat Trend
Grahame-White isn't the only high flier. Whole wheat and every other kind of bread is going up.
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Grahame-White
Osborn divorce suit filed after Kokomo elopement
Mrs. Josphine Osborn fled a circuit court divorce from Harland Osborn of Kokomo. She accuses cruelty and says married life did not meet expectations. The couple eloped December 11, 1909, and were married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josphine Osborn
Harland Osborn
Kokomo
Three Fined For Intoxication At Police Court
Elsworth Wood of Idaville William Jones of Peru and Pete Monroe were each fined one dollar and costs this morning in a police court on the charge of intoxication Wood paid his fine and the other two went to jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Wood
Idaville
William Jones
Peru
Pete Monroe
Wood
Murphy 10 Meet Frankie Madden at Cleveland Card
Frankie Madden and Jerry Murphy are matched for a fifteen round bout near Cleveland, Ohio, with both slated to weigh 133 pounds. Manager Frank Cantwell promotes Donohue and Buckles, while Cantwell eyes further matchups for Saylors and Dillon against top welterweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Murphy
Young Saylors
Frankie Madden
Cleveland
Ohio
Madden
Murphy
Frankie
Phil Brock
Lew Powell
Jack Redmond
Milwaukee
Frank Cantwell
Indianapolis
Harry Donohue
Pekin, Ill
Guy Buckles
Omaha _ welterweicht
Cantwell
Peoria
Saylor
Donohue
Logansport Athletic Club
Buckles
Jimmy Clabby
Jack Dillon
Dillon
Local Men Honored At Indiana Public Improvement Meet
Robert C. Hillis of this city was elected president of the Indiana Public Improvement Association at its second annual meeting in Indianapolis He also held the office last year Alfred Barnes local civil engineer was elected secretary Attending were O H Binns Dr Joseph Hall and others The meeting at the Dennison hotel approved resolutions including retention of road laws with tax exemptions for road bonds and a ban on convict labor in road work A committee including Fred Cunningham Linton George W Ayres Anderson C C Earnest Decatur James B Little Indianapolis and J W Craig Greensburg was appointed to oversee the convict labor resolution
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Hillis
Indiana Public Improvement Association
Indianapolis
Hiltis
Alfred Barnes
O. H. Binns
Joseph Hall
Dennison Hotel
Fred Cunningham
Linton
George W. Ayres
Anderson
C. C. Earnest
Decatur
James B. Little
J. W. Craig
Greensburg
Licenses Run Short Again In County Clerk Office
Ed Hankee county clerk reports a fresh shortage of hunting licenses after a busy season. About 300 blanks were filled before Thanksgiving, a new order of 500 was placed from Indianapolis, and the latest batch is now exhausted. Licenses will be available when the new shipment arrives early in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hankee
Indianapolis
Christmas Fire Threatens Dan Rice Home
A fire at Dan Rice's Hill Top residence on Christmas nearly destroyed the house. Fire originated from a defective flue. Rice and his family fought it with water in pails, but the roof was entirely burned.
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Dan Rice
Hill Top
Rice
Knights Entertain Children at Marquette Council Event
Chicago December 28 Knights of Columbus hosted about 400 children at the Marquette council club house 1134 Dearborn avenue. The afternoon program featured a Columbus voyage pageant film a lecture by T A OShaughnessy a sleight of hand show Irish dances by Professor McNamara's Gelic students and games with refreshments.
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Knights of Columbus
Marquette Council
Dearborn Avenue
T. A. O'Shaughnessy
McNamara
Death postpones Delta Theta Tau dance in Marion
Marion sorority Miss Mary Gartland of Marion died at 9 this morning after five weeks in bed. The Delta Theta Tau dance at the Stettiner, scheduled for tonight, was postponed indefinitely as a tribute to Miss Gartland who joined the sorority after attending Hoy Angels academy.
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Stettiner
Mary Gartland
Marion
Miss Gartland
Hoy Angels’ Academy
Ninth and Broadway
Fifth and E Streets
Start of Amateur Three-Cushion Tournament
The amateur three-cushion billiard tournament opens next Monday evening at Wassman billiard parlors. Harry Schmitt faces George Mitchell twenty five to twenty. Joe Regan plays Leo Price twenty five to twenty.
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Wassman
Harry Schmitt
George Mitchell
Joe Regan
Leo Price
Milk Standards Remain High in City Test
Milk test shows average butter fat at 3.945 percent, well above the 3.25 percent legal minimum. Inspector Miller lists individual dealer readings and notes no substandard samples for three months as health officers report continued quality amid price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
J. J Kendall
R. E. Young
Sam Smith
Cott Barnett
Ray & Arnold
Joseph Grace
John Osborn
H. O. Allen
Clem Renberger
Frank
Poultry Show Set by Young America Group
Young America will host a four day poultry and pet stock show starting January 3. The event is organized by the newly formed Young America Poultry and Pet Stock Association, with many prizes offered and local fanciers expected to enter their birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Young America Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Curtis steam turbine set to power new light plant dynamos
The Curtis steam turbine is being installed at the light plant to drive the new dynamos. It will be a short time before all the new machinery is ready for use.
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Curtis
Overcrowded Longcliff asylum delays Wagner admission
The Terflinger report warns Longcliff will hold 1002 patients soon, surpassing normal 950 capacity. Wagner’s transfer to the state hospital is postponed as acute cases take priority and furloughed patients may return if conditions worsen. He remains in the county jail until space opens.
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South Bend
State Hospital
Longcliff
C. W. Slick
Mishawaka
Board of Control
Marshall
Loncliff Asylum
Longcliff Asylum
Fred W. Terflinger
Terflinger
Wagner
Fire Damages Panhandle Yard Building and Home on Second Street
Early today a one story Panhandle Yards maintenance building at Fourteenth Street burned out its interior after a stove overheated. Loss estimated at 300 dollars. At 7:00 a.m. a second fire at 416 Second Street tied up with an Italian family, a coal spill igniting carpet. the blaze was put out with chemical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Yards
Fourteenth Street
Panhandle Fire Department
Second Street
Mouser Seizes Big Toe in York Incident
In York Pennsylvania on December 28 Clayton Diehl a Motter house boarder awoke to a big black cat biting his toe while asleep The toe was so badly torn it was cauterized to prevent blood poisoning The accident arose when Diehl moved his toe under the covers attracting the cat’s attention.
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York, Pa
Clayton Diehl
Motter House
Diehl
Kistler to Capital for forthcoming legislature
Senator Frank M. Kistler departed yesterday for Indianapolis to assume residence during the upcoming legislature. His wife, Mrs. Kistler, will join him shortly, and the couple will stay in a Dennison hotel suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Kistler
Indianapolis
Mrs. Kistler
Dennison Hotel
Wife Elopes with Man. Husband Seeks Wife Saturday
Joe Hare of Newcastle asks police to locate his wife who eloped with Lou Carney on Christmas morning. The wife is twenty two and Clary is twenty six.
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Joe Hare
Newcastle
Lou Carney
Clary
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Marks
Shelly
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Saylors and
Dad
Rocker
Jer
Susie
Dolly
R. C. Hillis
Fred Barnes
Good Roads
Association
Knights
Marquette Council Club
Moving Pictures
Lux
Insane Hospital
Cotterman
DR. Slick
John C. Wagner
Tion
Slick
Rebutta
Robert M. Cotterman
Brown
Haynes Automobile
Galveston
William Peters
Peters
Charles Cotterman
Mouser
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