Reporter's Pony Contest Closes Tonight at 9 00
Skygack the Daily Reporter shares a wireless dispatch from Jack Johnson the champion heavyweight. Johnson vows to attend the coronation in Europe with lavish outfits and plans to box Wells or McVey for a large purse, aiming for a grand display before traveling to Paris and Europe.
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Ial
Jack Johnson
Mars
Jack
Daily Reporter
Chicago
Galveston
Mistah McIntosh
Wells
Johnson
Bombadier Wells
Ovah Wells
Antha
Sam McVey
Paris
Sammy
Boulevaddiers
Sam
Samuel
McVey and
Europe
Logansport Postmaster Honored at West Baden Meeting
Johnston of Logansport elected first vice president of the Indiana Association of Postmasters at a West Baden gathering. Postmaster Johnston, returning from the state meeting, will oversee plans as Indianapolis hosts next year. discussion notes postal savings stations and local agency developments.
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West Baden
Indiana Association of Postmasters
Frank Amoss
Logansport
Post Office Department
Italy
Austria
Johnston
Ind
Indiana Association of Presidential Postmasters
Marcus R. Suizer
Madison
John M. Johnston
Robert H Bryson
Indianapolis
C. B. Hurvey
E. M. Norris
Edwin M. Lee
Republican State Central Committee
M. R. Sulzer
J. M. Johnnston
E. H. Throop
Paoli
John Owens
Noblesville
W. H. Smett
Kokomo
Frazee Reported Seriously Ill at Father's Home
Stuart Frazee is reported seriously ill at his father's residence on Market Street, with updates expected on his condition.
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Stuart Frazee
Market Street
Twelve Mile Man Arrested for Seine in Creek
Wheeler Barsh of Twelve Mile was arrested on an affidavit from Squire Reid's court by deputy game and fish commissioner John Randall for using a seine in Twelve Mile creek. He posted bond and was released.
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Wheeler , Barsh
Twelve Mile
Squire Reid
John Randall
Game and Fish Commissioner
Twelve Mile Creek
Logansport Hosts Two Carnivals Week of June 19 24
Logansport will host two carnivals the week of June 19 to 24. The Elks stage an indoor carnival June 14 to 21 with a street parade opening the affair. Mezeppa, outdoor at League Park, begins June 19 and runs all week featuring the talking horse Mezeppa.
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Logansport
Elks
League Park
Lugangport Gall Team Seeks Bank Transfer for Payouts
The Lugangport team announces funds will be placed in the bank and paid out on a signed order. Manager Chas. Sellers confirms a good game is scheduled tomorrow.
Tenth inning miscues decide Wabash Marion game
Wabash blew up in the tenth and Marion won yesterday's game in Wabash Indiana. Marion scored seven in the final frame to defeat Wabash eleven to four. Hits were Marion thirteen to Wabash twelve with errors Marion two and Wabash six. Batteries Bird and Orr for Marion Curry Long and Landick for Wabash.
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Wabash
Ind
Marion
Bird
Orr
Curry
Long
Red Men Prepare Memorial Service and Funeral Escort
The Red Men will hold memorial services at the G A R stand by Mt Hope cemetery. They will march in a body to accompany the funeral of Frank Koons from Mrs A E Burgess 316 North street to the cemetery led by Citizens' band. Rev W T Arnold will deliver the memorial address and graves will be decorated. Delegations from nine towns are invited with about two hundred visitors expected. The group will meet at their hall before marching to Burgess residence.
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Mt. Hope Cemetery
Frank Koons
A. E. Burgess
North Street
Citizens’ Band
W. T. Arnold
Market Street M. E
Winamac
Delphi
Walton
Galveston
Peru
Walcott
Culver
Kokomo
Monticello
Red
Ern
Indiana high school scores scattered across six towns
Wabash led with six runs in Marion as Lafayette and Bluffton posted separate tallies and Huntington Logansport divisions showed varied results. The fragment lists scores from Wabash Marion Lafayette Bluffton Huntington Logansport with numbers suggesting innings or rounds.
Last Commencement at Cass County Schools Honors Haas
Over 180 graduates from Adams Bethlehem Boone Royal Centre Clay Clinton Deer Creek Young America Eel Harrison Jackson Miami Noble Tipton and Washington will receive diplomas at Spencer Park. This is the final joint commencement with William H. Haas as master of ceremonies before Prof. A. F. Frantz succeeds him Monday.
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Cass County
Spencer Park
William H. Haas
A. F. Frantz
Royal Centre
Fice
Haas
Adams
Bethlehem
Boone
Clay
Clinton
Deer Creek
Young America
Eel
Harrison
Jackson
Miami
Noble
Tipton
Washington
W. T. Arnola Prur le
E. C. Dean
Logansport at Huntington Bluffton at Lafayette
High school basketball schedules show Logansport visiting Huntington and Bluffton traveling to Lafayette as part of a regional triple match list. Marion faces Wabash in another scheduled matchup.
Logansport kept in city. team to Huntington series opener
Northern Indiana Baseball league officials decide to keep Logansport in Logansport, appoint Charles Sellers as manager, and raise a business fund to sustain the club. The Logansport squad, playing in Huntington, will return Sunday to open a League park series, with strong fan turnout urged to secure finances. Great Huntington pitching by Howes in a 3 1 final over Logansport noted.
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Northern Indiana Baseball League
Logansport
Anderson
Charles Sellers
Young Lad Arrested for Petit Larceny in Third Street Shed
Thomas Stone, seventeen, was arrested on a charge of petit larceny after police found one inch rope, stove lids, and other junk in his possession. The items are alleged to have been stolen from the shed behind Dr. B. D. Bradfield's office on Third Street.
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Thomas Stone
B. D. Bradfield
Third Street
Port Townsend minister and wife visit Burling ton hosts
Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Darwin of Port Townsend Washington arrived in the city yesterday and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Schwartz of Burling ton avenue Rev. Darwin formerly pastored the Wehatland avenue M E church but went west four years ago.
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J. O. Darwin
Port Townsend, Wash
City
C. W. Schwartz
Burlington Avenue
Darwin
Wehatland Avenue M. E
Fire damages roof at James Hilton home on Broadway
Morning blaze prompts fire department to respond to 1408 Broadway. Chief reports roof damage but no injuries as cause under investigation. Firefighters secured the scene by early morning.
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James Hilton
Broadway
Montgomery Sues Brumbaugh for 500 Demand
Edward Montgomery filed suit in the circuit court today seeking 500 on a note against Theo dore E. Brumbaugh.
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Edward Montgomery
Circuit Court
Theodore E. Brumbaugh
Tailor Claims Unfair Treatment. Union Clears Abrahams
Ed Sausman a tailor for David Abrahams filed a claim with the tailors union alleging unfair treatment at the shop. The union promptly acquitted Abrahams of the charge after reviewing the matter.
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Ed Sausman
David Abrahams
Tailors’ Union
Abrahams
Seybold Home Robbed of Jewels
The Seybold residence at 620 High Street was entered while the family was away, with Mrs. Seybold missing a diamond ring over a carat, a gold watch and chain, a locket, and other jewelry. Howard Seybold found his bank broken into, revealing stolen money, and a neighbor recalls a stranger at the door on circus day using a skeleton key.
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Oscar Seybold
Sylvester Seybold
High Street
Howard
Mrs. Seybold
Mr. Seybold
Roop Hurt In Mountain Runaway Accident
Alfred M. Roop once tied to the Logansport Weekly Advance and the Daily Reporter suffered serious injuries in a mountain runaway in the Oregon mountains. As he descended with a spirited team the horses fled after another team and Roop was thrown from the rig.
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Alfred M. Roop
Logansport Weekly Advance
The
Daily Reporter
Oregon Mountains
Roop
Railroad Orders to Honor Dead Memorial Services
Memorial services will be held tomorrow by city railroad orders at Ninth Street Christian Church. Rev J H Craig will deliver the memorial address and J A Zanger will give Our Brotherhood. After church, processions proceed to the cemetery for decorations.
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J. H. Craig
J. A. Zanger
Ninth Street Christian Church
Our Brotherhood
Asphalt Trust Tries New Stunt Over North Street Contract
A Cass circuit court petition seeks a writ of mandamus to force the Cass Board of Public Works to sign a North street paving contract awarded to Andrews Asphalt Paving. Mayor Fickle Commissioner Boerger oppose without city appropriation. City Engineer Thompson supports it amid controversy over prior bidding and alleged monopoly by Western Construction.
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Andrews Asphalt Paving Company
John BE
Regan
Aft North Street
Cass
Board of Public Works
Fansler & Foskett
D. D. Fickle
Fred Boerger
Harry Thompson
Fickle
Boerger
Thompson
John Regan
Board of Works
Western Construction Company of
Lafayette
Asphalt Trust
Western Construction Company
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