Trades Assembly Elects Officers At Labor Meeting
Delegates from Electrical Workers Brewery Workers Palmers Union and others seated at the Labor Hall as the Trades Assembly elected officers. Plans for Workingmen and Farmers Exchange were discussed and noted a new opera house to be built by union labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Assembly
Palmers’ Uniion
J.C. Nelson
Wabash Valley Labor Day Association
Harry Shaver
Painters’ Union
E. H. Laing
Society of Equity
Logansport
Frank Waite
Kalamazoo
Mich
White
June Fire Dept Encounters Fewest Runs This Year
Chief Livingston reports only five fire runs in June due to fires caused mainly by defective flames and limited damage as the department reduced incidents this month.
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Livingston
Crowds Pack Spencer and Riverside Parks For Recreation
Large crowds thronged Spencer park for roller skating a merry go round baseball game and a band concert. Riverside park also drew many visitors for similar recreation activities yesterday afternoon and evening.
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Spencer Park
Riverside Park
Picnic for Ladies Auxiliary on Fourth of July
The Ladies Auxiliary of the R. of L. F. & EF. invite all members and families to a picnic on Kinley’s Island. Meet at the interurban station at 9 30 in the morning for the gathering and bring a full basket.
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Kienly’s Island
Ninety-One Year Old Mrs Buchanan Visits Indianapolis
Mrs Menorca Buchanan, aged ninety-one, left Sunday to visit her children in Indianapolis. She enjoyed the trip as much as a girl of sixteen.
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Menorca Buchanan
Indianapolis
Regular Cars Begin on Logansport to Lafayette Line
Regular passenger service started on the Logansport Lafayette Junction line with cars running every three hours. The first trips carried five passengers from Logansport to Lafayette and about twenty-five back, while W T Shearer shipped the line’s first ice cream to Burrows. One-way fare is seventy cents. distance about thirty-eight miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Loganspoort & Lafayette
Logansport
Wellace
McGuele
Huntington
Kohlman
Kersinger
W. T. Shearer
Pew
Burrows
Fort Wayne
Leegansport
Local Postofice Team Triumphs Over Bunker Hill in Ninth
The local Postofice baseball team played a tight game with Bunker Hill yesterday afternoon. The score stood 5 to 5 after eight and a half innings before Bunker Hill pushed three runs in the bottom of the ninth to win 6 to 5.
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Bunker Hill
Postofice
Banker Hill
Local Boys Work At Pueblo Freight House
Herman Parker Carl Rankin and Earl Anderson, once from this city, went west months ago and now toil in the freight house of the Emer and Rio Grande railway at Pueblo Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Parker
Carl Rankin
Earl Anderson
West
Emer & Rio Grande Railway
Pueblo
Colorado
Greater monster than Stanford White in local abuse case
Two thirteen year old girls, Sarah Ballar and Maude Worden, accuse Joseph Gates of luring them with candy and cheap jewelry to his room above a Sixth Street second hand store, claiming he abused them and five others. Police raided Gates on Saturday, with Ballar taken home and Worden’s testimony detailing repeated assaults and Bible misquotations to justify his actions. Bail set at $500 as Gates pleads not guilty.
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Sarah Ballar
Maude Worden
Joseph Gates
Deweese
Sixth Street
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
Madison Square Garden
Gates
Matthew
Sara’ Ballar
Hns
Ballar
Sixth
Morris
Atresman Gorwan
Police
Michigan Avenue
Exa Bailor
Judge Smith
Custer
Molueh
White
Mornine Gates
Tiith
Logansport
Ami
Sarah Batlar
Sallar
Worden
William Myers
West Side
Jrst
Cates
Ballar Cjrl
Allar
Peice
Brothers in Fight Over 006 Incident at Crystal Club
In Dunn a Saturday night brawl between brothers Charles and William Albion ended with Charles knocked unconscious by a beer bottle thrown by William and both men afterward charged. Police arrested them at the Crystal last week and later released them after the landlord declined to press charges.
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Dunn Hotel
Charles
Wiliam Albion
the Crystal
William
Vista Manager Skips Town in Riverside Incident
William L. Eckard who leased the Vista theater left town between sunset Saturday and sunrise Sunday, taking a moving picture machine and an eight dollar suitcase. He attempted to pay with bad cash, wired from Chicago for shipment, and was arrested after authorities traced the missing property. Edgar Howard was fined for selling liquor after hours and Jerome Barrick faced charges for others present in his establishment after hours. the case was dismissed.
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William L. Eckard
Vista Theater
Charles E. Carter
Sunset
Carter
Globe Clothing House
Eckard
Joe Douglass
Douglass
Chicago
Srip
Spencer
Edgar Howard
Jerome Barrick
Smith
Howard
Barrick
Ottos Fall to Broghurst 3 2 in Tight Contest
The visiting Bringhurst team outplayed Ottos with solid batting and fielding. The game stayed close throughout, and a 3 to 2 final score favored Bringhurst, as locals struggled to respond.
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Ottos
Broghurst
Bringhurst
Adamshorn Beats New Waverly 15 to 1 in Afternoon Game
The Adamshorn baseball team defeated New Waverly 15 to 1 yesterday afternoon at New Waverly. The win showcases strong batting and solid pitching by Adamshorn.
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Adamshorn
New Waverly
Cass County Petitions for Star Wearers Arrest Authority
Cass County commissioners in annual session considered a petition to authorize about fifty farmers to wear a star and arrest suspects as part of the Cass County Horsethief Detective association. The board approved the list of members granted special police powers and urged any other eligible residents to come forward. The meeting focused on inspecting and approving claims, with the morning consumed by such business as the board reviewed a large backlog of claims and the association’s efforts to maintain law and order ahead of spring activity.
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Cass County
Cass County Horsethief Detective Association
Local Girl Shot in Accident During Visit
Miss Edith Gamble daughter of Prof A W Gamble of this city visiting grandparents in Sidney Ohio was accidentally shot by a friend. Fred Wagoner formerly of this city was handling a revolver when it discharged wounding Miss Gamble in the arm. Doctors removed the bullet. the wound is not serious.
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Edith Gamble
A. W. Gamble
Sidney, O
Miss Gamble
Fred Wagoner
Wagoner
McSheehy Cadet Exam Pass Signifies Navy Path
Harold McSheehy son of J F McSheehy of the city passed Navy training school exams last week with exceptional grades. He is the second in the family to enter Annapolis with brother Lloyd having graduated two years ago. McSheehy will enter the regular plebe era next fall after this summer’s cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McSheehy
J. 4. McSheehy
It’s City
Navy Training School
Annapolis Naval Academy
Lloyd
McSheehy
Library Month Report Totals Lendings and Holdings
Library report for Jane month by Miss McCullough shows total items loaned 3 047 across categories. Noted prior month 3 061, a decrease of fourteen items from June. Major categories include fiction 1 000 plus biography 1 010 and science 19 with other subjects listed.
Music teacher earns piano soloist diploma in Indianapolis
Miss Laura B Henderson, popular music teacher, returned from Indianapolis where she participated in conservatory exercises and earned a diploma as a piano soloist. She also holds a diploma from the College of Music in Cinemati.
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Laura B. Henderson
Indianapolis
Conservatory of Music
Miss Henderson
College of Music
Cinemati
Inspecting machine feature at Deestar show
Sel Cook views a compressed air house cleaning machine in Deestar. He has purchased a similar unit and will have it in operation soon. It cleans a heavy without moving any furniture.
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Sel Cook
Deestar
Sill
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Organized Labor
Workingmen and Farmers Exchange
ODD Fellows
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodmen
Pathfinders
Kokomo
Peru
Walton
Elks’ Band
Canton Lodge No
Uniform
Eel River
Lovan Lodge
Gotthard
Cass Pneampment
Jewell Lodge No
Purity Lodge No
Daughters of Rebekah
Model Woodmen
W.J. Shearer
Los
Gong
Dge Landis
Pormery
Jos. Gates
Moloch
VISTA
Adamsboro
Board
H. N. Miller
D. C. Kutcher
Samuel Snider
John Snider
J. G. Gish
Geo. W. Poundstone
Thes. Elkins
Chas. H. Putz
Frank Barnhart
Jasper Foutz
Icar Miller
Chas. E. Smith
Ora A. Ward
O. P. Ward
Chas. Snider
J. M.sree
E. H. Babb
Jos. A
Delbert Burrows
Geo. A. Hyman
John D. Cornell
Ira F. Nelson
Fred Busttebaum
Edgar Kitchel
H. V. Caldwell
Frank Lenon
John A. Nelson
William Johnson
Fay Lenon
W. H. Turner
Harry Nelson
Everit Kitchel
H. D. Lybrook
John Plank
Wm. Hildebrand
Chas. Kitchel
H. Turner
M'Sheehy
Library Report
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