Hundreds Dine at Nogk Cass County Picnic Grand Ball
Logansport's Cass County Horsetheif Detectives' association held a mid winter picnic at the Masonic Temple with about fifteen hundred in attendance. A noon meal featured fried chicken pies cakes and candied fruit and drew praise from diners who enjoyed a festive country dinner. Following the meal dancing began with Morehart and Denbo providing music and prominent association members taking part. Tonight a grand ball is planned as an invitational event expected to be highly successful.
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Masonic Temple
Logainsport
Cass County Horsethief Detectives’ Association
Cass County
Morehart & Denbo
Charles Spry
Bob” Barnett
Castle Store to Reopen After January Fire
Charles Castle works to clear and remodel his grocery after a January 17 morning fire. He plans to reopen for business next Monday, aiming to restore service and stock.
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Charles Castle
Serious condition of Anoka woman after porch fall
The 78 year old Grandma Lake of Anoka lies seriously ill after a porch fall. She sustained a fractured hip and medical hopes for recovery are limited.
Northside man makes ice by freezing water in cement pond
Charles Worken of the North Side builds a two foot deep cement basin measuring fifty by one hundred feet and fills it with water to form ice. Each night he pumps more water onto the frozen surface and by week’s end has a fourteen inch thick supply suitable for cutting. He plans to continue freezing as long as cold weather lasts and may sell the ice citywide next summer.
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Charles Worken
North Side
Worken
Lonecliff
Jackson Sounds Keynote In Indiana Campaign Swing
Greenfield Indiana January 22 Stokes Jackson newly elected state democratic chairman opened the campaign with a keynote address at a reception. He reaffirmed loyalty to W J Bryan and said Indiana would rally to the commoner for the Denver convention nomination.
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Greenfield
Ind
Compromised move rumored in Snyder divorce case
Court buzzed with rumors that the Snyder divorce and related damages suit against Edgar Phillips may be settled. Phillips denies any truth to a possible compromise as outcomes hinge on the divorce decision affecting the alienation of affections suit.
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Snyder
Court House
Edgar Phillips
Dr. Snyder
Phillips
Dr Good Enters Warren Race for 11th District
Warren Republican Dr Good announces candidacy for Congress from the Eleventh district. He seeks the Republican nomination and faces general election expectations in a district race with local party backing.
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DR. Good
Warren
Republican
Burglary Report At 363 Sycamore Street
Levi Killgo a colored barber from Turner's shop reports a thief entered through a front window last night and stole $30 from his trousers near his bed. The intruder rifled drawers and disturbed books and papers while the victim slept. Police also jailed multiple men after a saloon disturbance at Fifth and Railroad streets.
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Levi Killgo
Sycamore Street
Killgo
Turner
Temperance Meetings At Courthouse Draw Public Interest
State superintendent E. S. Shumaker spoke on anti saloon work citing factory owners backing. Temperance worker G E Hicks from South Pend district to lecture this evening at the courthouse.
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Court House
E. 5. Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League
G. E. Hicks
South Pend
Sheep losses from dog attacks hit two townships
Trustee I. A. Shafer of Boone township reports $365.30 paid for sheep destroyed by dogs last year. Harrison township paid out $173.00.
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I. A. Shafer
Boone Township
Harrison Township
Labor leaders discuss secret detectives and old age pensions
Detectives worry labor leaders as the executive council of the Americans Redemption of Labor discusses secret detective agencies and employer associations. A committee to investigate old age pensions is formed, and Miss Fitzgerald of Chicago becomes an organizer.
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Americans Redemption
Gompers
O’connell
Morrison
Miss Fitzgerald
Chicago
Legislative Committee
Federal
Congress
Demand for Inquiry Into Death at Pontiac Reform School
Acting under the family attorney J T Gilmore the Hamblin family requests a full investigation into William Hamblins death at the Pontiac reformatory. The 19 year old said before dying that a guard kicked him and his spine was broken, a claim denied by Superintendent Mallory who says the boy fell from a cell top during an escape attempt and that the mother witnessed surgery on his spine.
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Pontiac, Jr
J T. Gilmore
Deenen
Pontiac Reformatory
William Hamblin
Mallory
Not Badly Cut Report Clarifies Injury Amount
The report states that John Mussel tan east of the city was not seriously injured by a farm hand and that the wound was only a slight cut.
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John Musseltan
Hunter Kills Large Owl Near Seybold Street
George Benner reports he killed a three foot owl while out hunting yesterday on Seybold street. The event involved a large bird and occurred during routine hunting activity.
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George Benner
Seybold Street
Taitler Tattler Staff Busy With June Yearbook Plans
Taitler staff members at the local high school are gathering material for the June yearbook. The Indianapolis Engraving Company won the engraving contract and will reprint last year’s cuts. The book will feature a daily calendar, class lithographs, sports sections, and social pages with illustrations by Leo Winslow and Earl Hawke.
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Indianapolis Engraving Company
Leo Winslow
Earl Hawke
NAB ALLEGED MAIL ROBBERS
Postoffice Inspector Dennis Coyne swore complaints before U S Commissioner Peacock charging Robert W Harwood Joseph Reilly and George Godfrey with robbing the United States mails of two registered packages valued at 100 and 5 dollars at Marysville on January 14 Harwood was the mail wagon driver and allegedly in collusion with the others.
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San Francisco
Cal
Postoffice
Dennis Coyne
United States
Peacock
Robert W. Harwood
Joseph Reilly
George Godfrey
Marysville
Harwood
Vandalia homeseekers excursion to the southwest
A group including D Dehaven Henry Hagz E Cenner J J Hornbeck and J Routs traveled on the Vandalia homeseekers' excursion yesterday to the southwest.
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D. Dehaven
Henry Hagz
E Cenner
J. J. Hornbeck
J. Routs
Vandalia Homeseekers
Eddie Gates Seeks Damages from Local Papers
Eddie Gates plans lawsuits against three Logansport papers and one in Peru seeking 50 000 each with offers to settle for 20000 per paper. He predicts a $200000 payday and hints at reviving attention to his death by own action club notes. He has not attempted suicide recently and contends papers slandered him after Peru visit.
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Eddie Gates
Logansport
Peru
Eddie
Holue
Suicide Club
First Family Drops In At Vineland Barbershop
In Vineland New Jersey January 22 Adam Craig a barber shaves George Cain while Abel waits for a shave Eve Jackson enters to buy cigars for her husband Adam finds it odd that all members of the first family would converge in his shop in one visit.
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Vineland
N. J
Adam
Craig
Georgey Cain
Abel
Eve
Jackson
Crowley Case Could Go to Jury Tomorrow Evening
Delphi reports urge that the Crowley case may finish tomorrow afternoon and go to the jury in the evening. Sentiment favors Crowley with belief the charge stems from spite. Eight Logansport witnesses testified as character witnesses to Crowley’s good standing.
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Delphi
Crowley
Flora
Aca
Josephine Voorhees
Logansport
Logantizport
Williams seeks divorce from A W Williams for inhuman treatment
Jesse Williams files for divorce from husband A W Williams on grounds of inhuman treatment and requests $500 alimony.
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Jesse Williams
A. W. Williams
Finger Injury At Sewing Machine Reported
Mrs. William Winslow of Royal Center injured her finger when the needle of a sewing machine pierced it several times in an accident.
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William Winslow
Royal Center
Crowd Packed Court As Ropes Strung For Snyder Trial
In Logansport the Snyder trial drew a massive crowd with ropes set to control the audience. Key defense witnesses Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Hopper alleged domestic tensions and social improprieties while detailing household routines and alleged drunkenness. Attorneys objected to aggressive cross examination as guards urged decorum.
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William T. Shafer
Shafer
Benson
Otto Hopper
Phillips
Snyder
Mahoney
UHL AT CONVENTION
Delegates from over 11 hundred states and Canadian provinces attended the opening session in Chicago of the International Independent Telephone association. The discussion will cover declaring telephones common carriers and a proposed two mill assessment per operating unit to raise about $60,000 yearly, with Walter Uhl speaking for the Home company.
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Chicago
International Independent Telephone Association
Walter Uhl
Gilpin uses stones at house after intoxication
George Gilpin formerly Royal Center marshal got drunk Monday evening and allegedly bombarded his home with stones after his wife refused entry. A divorce suit is said to follow.
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George Gilpin
Royal Center
Mistaken Identity in Galveston Bank Robbery Case
Traveling salesman Dave Maier of Masier Safe was detained in Galveston on Monday after similar appearance to a bank robber from the previous year. He proved his identity and was released.
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Dave Maier
Masier Safe Company
Galveston
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