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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1910

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Welty Case Sees New-Trial Ruling With Suspended Sentence

Judge Kirkpatrick overruled Raymond Welty’s motion for a new trial in the Cass County conspiracy case but suspended judgment and sentence until the trial of co-defendants Earl Spitler and Harry Keating. Welty remains free on a $1,000 bond as the court orders timely completion of related trials.

Kirkpatrick Raymond Welty Cass County Young Welty Earl Spitler Harry Keating Young America Welty Mionié Sha Spider Keating Spiller Jeffersonville Reformatory Spitler

Owl Car Tonight On Broadway For New Year Benefit

An Owl Car Tonight operates on Broadway to benefit young people at New Year celebrations. The car is scheduled to depart from Fourth and Broadway shortly after midnight.

Broadway Fourth

Cotterman Murder Trial Focuses on Self Defense

Judge M B Lairy instructed the jury that Robert Cotterman should have fled rather than shot James Brown who advanced to within fifteen feet. References to the Frank Pottmeyer case were read, with prior rulings upheld by the Supreme Court. Trial likely resumes Tuesday after a New Year’s break with jurors kept isolated.

M. B. Lairy Cotterman James Brown Brown Larry Supreme Court Dudley H. Chase Cass Circuit Court Frank Pottmeyer John McIntosh Pottmeyer Supreme Chase

City meter reader Schrader injured after ladder fall

Will Schrader, a city meter reader, fell from a ladder and fractured two ribs. He is recovering at home after the accident earlier in the week.

Will Schrader

Papke Promoter Plans Fight Tour Arrival January 21

Billy Papke, the noted fighter, will sail from Australia January 21 and head to Peoria before a Logan sport club bout. Backer W B Epsary of Middletown says Papke will fight here, likely against Jack Dillon or Eddie McGoorty, with fans from across the United States expected.

Billy Bapke Logansport Athletic Club Australia W. B. Epsary Middletown Papke William Rickert Rickert Buffalo N. Y Epsary Peoria Jack Dillon Eddie McGoorty Frank Klaus Dillon McGoorty

Sacred concert to aid St Josephs hospital at Broadway theatre

Citizens' band offers a sacred concert tomorrow at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM at Broadway theatre to benefit St Joseph hospital. Prof John Coon directs rehearsed program including sacred songs instrumental solos and vocal numbers with proceeds and ticket sales supporting the hospital.

Broadway Theatre St. Joseph's Hospital St. Joseph Hospital John Coon Rosenkans

Meet Again Band and Audience and New County Officers

The article lists new county officers to be sworn in Tuesday morning with several deputies named for each office. Key figures include Treasurer Marvin M. Minnick and Auditor John E. Wallace along with deputies Winifred Ahern Grace Gallagher Luther Zinn Walter Foskett and others. Coroner Dr A L Palmer and Sheriff Warren Butler are among the officials named.

Court House Marvin M. Minnick Edgar Snyder John E. Wallace Winifred Ahern Grace Gallagher Julius Lienemann Charles R. Lybrook Luther Zinn Michael Fansler Walter Foskett Warren Butler George Harness A. L. Palmer

McCaslin Again Brought In For Cass County Tax Probes

George H. McCaslin, nicknamed tax ferret, will spend two more years in Cass County probing local affairs and uncovering sequestered taxes. The county commissioners signed a contract granting him 35 percent of collected funds, despite objections from Frank Davis. Alfred Hovey, Indianapolis attorney, will appear in the Baldwin tax case unearthed by McCaslin.

George H. McCaslin Cass County McCaslin Frank Davis Board of Commissioners J. F. Grable Dr. Gray Davis Alfred Hovey Indianapolis Baldwin

Royal Prince Arrives to Replace Beheaded Prize Cockerel

The Royal Prince, a prize cockerel, arrived yesterday to replace King Richard killed by Judge G E Ross's gardener for Christmas dinner. King Richard, valued at $100, was beheaded and the new prince is equally valuable. The order followed the beheading the day after Christmas.

Richard G .E. Ross

Local bowlers shine as traveling men beat Western Motor

The Traveling Men defeated the Western Motor Team by 436 pins with Louis Whittaker of the Elks contributing 233 and a 208 average over three games. No game tonight. Monday features All-Elks versus Chicago State in a top clash, as Elks seek revenge for an earlier loss to the Chicago Store.

Knights of Grip Western Motor Team Elks Chicago Indianapolis Louis Whittaker Whittaker All-Elks Chicago State

Sermons on The Six Modern Devils at Market Street M E

Rev. Arnold preaches a series of Sunday evening sermons at Market Street M E church. January 1 focuses on The Gossip Devil. January 8 The Gambling Devil. January 15 The Bad Literature Devil. January 22 The Jealousy Devil. January 23 The Bad Company. February 5 The Profanity Devil.

Market Street M. E Arnold

Schools Reopen After Christmas Health Board Improvements

City teachers plan three weeks of post holiday instruction with mid year promotions and larger graduation class. Lincoln building now offers high school space on the third floor and health board changes improved quarters ahead of Monday return. Health officer Charles Miller oversaw pre holidays inspections and mandated further improvements.

Lincoln Board of Health Charles Miller

SAYLORS ASSAULTED IN INDIANAPOLIS

Milburn Saylors the Indianapolis boxer was assaulted on a street corner Wednesday night and received a deep gash over his left eye. He says a assailant struck from behind then vanished before identification. Saylors challenges the attacker to ten rounds before the local Athletic club.

Milburn Saylors Indianapolis Saylors

Death of Dr J B Tennell Amid Crowded Longcliff Facilities

Dr J B Tennell a seventy nine year old Galveston physician died at the Cass poor farm after being adjudged insane and unable to enter Longcliff due to overcrowding. Relatives could not care for him. Brights disease was given as the cause. Body to be shipped to Greenfield Ohio for burial.

Longcliff J. B. Tennell Galveston Cass Tennell Greenfield, O John Rook George D. Miller Bright Chase Undertaking Establishment Greenfield

New Year Festivities Close Holiday Season Citywide

Citywide dances and parties mark the holiday season as New Year approaches Weekly events include Galloway dancing school sessions Pi Kappa Alpha vhi and Phi Sigma Chi dances in Stettiner hall and Masonic temple A New Year water wagon tour is planned with a driver to be chosen tonight Hundreds expected at the Temple Club matinee dancing party in the Masonic Temple with the Saxophone orchestra providing music.

R. H. Galloway Stettiner Hall Pike & Denbo’s Orchestra Galloway Dancing School Kappa Alpha Vhi Masonic Temple McMillen Phi Sigma Chi Temple Club

Gamble Urges Men to Quit Swearing Off Now

Prof. A. W. Gamble, steward at Longcliff, told Panhandle shopmen at noon to quit swearing off on New Year’s and to abandon bad habits at any time rather than waiting for a fixed date. He spoke under the auspices of the R R Y M C A.

A. W. Gamble Longcliff Panhandle

Foot Mash by Falling Wedge Injures Harry Grahs

Harry Grahs a machinist helper at Panhandle shops sustained a mashed foot yesterday afternoon when a heavy wedge fell on him. He was taken to the company physician and then home at 694 Linden avenue.

Harry Grahs Panhandle Linden Avenue

Former night clerk sues for back wages at Murdock Hotel

Nelson Tousley filed suit in Judge Hanawalt's court to recover 40 dollars in wages from Edward Murphy, proprietor of the Murdock hotel. Tousley says he was promised 35 dollars per month and worked over a month without pay.

Nelson Tousley the Murdock V. C. Hanawalt Edward ©. Murphy Tousley

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Kokomo Cass Boy Minnie Shaw OWL Car Utterman Lairy Robert M. Cotterman Billy Papke Eddie M'Goorty Citizens’ Band Abba Cee sKes Om H. A. Nesmuth Crea Twilight Joe Rothermel Twilight Hour Rockwell Home Goldie Threewits Willie Letha Costello Alice Martin Sweetheart the Enchantress Jesus Kiehr Tees Sete Eere W. A. Kendrick E. L Rife Walter J. Dodds Charles D. Chase Mvcaslin Contac Grable Gray Royal Prince Gleason Wee Hanley Smith Es Berwanger OCR Celie Western Motor Houghton Te Ee Twa Comley F. Sattler Ed Sattler Mucker Health Board Rives
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