Denatured dancing urged to curb modern waltz in Chicago talk
H H VanMeter of Chicago urges segregated dances for exercise only and condemns society dances as a corrupting force. He claims high school Greek letter dances and sorority events harm young girls more than saloons, and criticizes Illinois schools for teaching dancing while banning Bible prayers and sermons.
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Logansport
H. H. VanMeter
Chicago
VanMeter
Mr. VanMeter
Tan
Perdition
Board of Education
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Big Indoor Carnival Opens With Elks Parade
The Elks big indoor carnival in Logansport opens tomorrow night and runs a week. A parade led by the Elks band will start at Fifth and North streets at 7 30 p m followed by a grand opening. The event features the human wheel invented by Charles Finch with sixteen young women selling paddles and a spin to determine a prize. Sam Anderson hosts with seventy five beauties and says paddles will sell fast.
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Elks
Fifth
North Streets
Charles Finch
Logansport
Sam Anderson
Sam
Doctor Geary Dies in Marion After Illness
Dr. R. B. Geary died at his Marion home Sunday after several weeks of illness from uraemic blood poisoning and related diseases. A former resident of this city he built a sanitarium in Marion about twelve years ago. He sustained injuries in a Kokomo wreck in 1903 and never fully recovered.
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R. B. Geary
Marion
Geary
Kokomo
Hurt in Marion When Boarding Street Car
Ross Steven, a Marion normal school student, was injured Saturday evening after being thrown to the asphalt as he attempted to board a running street car. His injuries are not serious.
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Ross Steven
Marion
Eddie Wise Hit Big Homers for Ottumwa Club
Ottumwa Iowa outfielder Eddie Wise slugged two grand slams last Friday and added another home run this Sunday. He starred for the local ball club with steady power at bat.
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Eddie Wise
Ottumwa
Iowa
Pittsburg Man Arrested for Intoxication in Canal Street Incident
John McDonough of Pittsburg was arrested last night on a charge of intoxication after entering Mrs. B McKeever’s Canal Street home in a drunken state. He was fined one dollar and costs and jailed eleven days for default of funds.
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John McDonough
Pittsburg
B. McKeever
Canal Street
McKeever
New Manager Charged With Violating Baseball Law
Sellerg was also arrested. A new manager faces charges alleging violations of baseball law in the case.
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Sellerg Was
New Manager
League Park Ready For Team Return Sunday Doubleheader
League Park is being put in shape and will be in fine condition for the team’s return on Sunday. The feature outlines preparations and expected performance as the squad resumes play after repairs.
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League Park
Local Scores From Yesterday’s Indiana Games
Marion edged Bluffton 2 to 1. Wabash-Lafayette and Huntington both postponed. Huntington set to host Logansport with a 2 match date, while Wabash travels to Lafayette and Bluffton visits Marion.
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Pet
Marion
Pete Ata
Bluffton Ae
Eee
Bie
Fie
Ase
Ev Ewes
Huntington Ae
Wabash Ee Er
Eewene
Lafayette Eerptens Wes Eee
Nes Logansport
Bluffton
Wabash-Lafayette
Logansport Huntington
Wife Seeks Divorce After Morning Separation
Agatha Zauss sues Merle Zauss in circuit court for divorce alimony and child custody. She alleges repeated abuse and accusations over cooking and infidelity since 1905 marriage, with a recent demand to take the children and obtain a divorce.
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Merle Zauss
Agatha Zauss
Kistler & Kistler
Helen
Marie
Charlie Sellers and Leo Leffert Arrested Over Sunday Baseball Law
Charlie Sellers manager of the Loansport league team and Leo J. Leffert former manager face charges for violating the Sunday baseball law. Trials not fixed. both seek jury trials. This afternoon the team played a double header with Huntington at Spencer Park. Groundwork at League Park will improve for fast baseball next Sunday as Kinick of Wabash and publisher C W Halderman visit to solicit funds, aiming to raise 1000 dollars.
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Ansport League
Leo J. Leffert
Huntington
Spencer Park
League Park
Kinick
Wabash
C. W. Halderman
Marion Takes Lead In Pennant Race With Bluffton Victory
Marion wins over Bluffton to seize the pennant lead after a near errorless pitching effort. Final score 7 to 6 with Marion and Bluffton scoring and fielding details noted. batteries Jordon and Werntz for Marion and Hinkle and Orr for Bluffton. Umpire Gunion.
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Marion
Ind
Bluffton
Jordon
Werntz
Hinkle
Orr
Gunion
Mamie Seybold Named Administratrix of Estate Bond Set
Mamie J. Seybold was appointed administratrix of the estate of Oscar M. Seybold this afternoon and filed a bond of 27000 dollars.
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Mamie J. Seybold
Oscar M. Seybold
Civil War Veteran Thompson Commits Suicide in North Manchester
In North Manchester Indiana on Sunday a Civil War veteran from the Fourteenth Indiana battery shot himself after arranging legal papers with an attorney and a witness. He died on his bed while his three children and several grandchildren mourn. Members of General John A. Logan post led his funeral in the city yesterday.
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North
Manchester
Ind
Indiana Battery
Thompson
John A. Logan
Building Permits Approved for Three Story Brick Structure
Public works board grants permits to Drs. Joseph Rubsam and W A Holloway for a three story brick building at Third and Eel River avenues, likely costing $20,000. George Fergus approved for a frame cottage at 302 Ottawa Street costing about $1,500. Emma L Burgman’s water main extension on Twentieth Street referred to the water works superintendent.
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Board of Public Works
Joseph Rubsam
W. A Holloway
Third and
Eel River Avenue
George Fergus
Ottawa Street
Emma L. Burgman
Twentieth Street
Klinck
Tax Case Settled In County Court
Henry Murdock sued the county to remove sequestered taxes totaling 781.80 dollars from the tax duplicate. In the circuit court today the case was compromised with Murdock paying 428.03 dollars to settle the claim.
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Henry Murdock
Murdock
Flyer Kills Another In Rochester Area Crash
The Erie Flyer train fatally struck Henry Krogman a Ham mond farmer late Saturday wreck in Hammondsport near Rochester marking another deadly incident linked to the same troubled Erie line.
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Erie Flyer
John Eckert
Charles Lambert
Indianapolis
Rochester
Henry Krogman
Hammond
Weinands Open Dairy Lunch Counter in Milwaukee
Mr and Mrs Howard Manly will leave tomorrow to join Tom and Carl Weinand in Milwaukee where the Weinands have established a dairy lunch counter.
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Howard Manly
Milwaukee
Tom
Carl Weinand
Weinands
Daily Reporter Deliveries Offer Messenger Service
Notice to new subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly to call phone 70 and have the paper delivered by messenger.
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Daily + Reporter
Messenger
Local golfers prep for Indiana Golf Association meet
Richmond hosts the twelfth annual Indiana Golf Association championship at the Richmond Country Club July 11 to 15. Local playerswill compete after receiving the program detailing four team championship rounds, qualifiers, and multiple match play rounds across five days.
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Indiana Golf Association
Richmond Country Club
Richmond
Property Owners Challenge Broadway Pavement Damages
The Universalist Church directors claim nearly 1050 for damages and several neighbors report extra costs from the Broadway pavement project. Six remonstrances allege unnecessary expense and property damage after a deep street cut between Seventh and Ninth streets. An effort to have the board sign a contract is planned.
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Board of Public Works
Broadway
Belle T. McNary
Belle M. Getty
George H. Lynas
Ethel H. Lynas
Ft. Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Universalist Church
Seventh
Ninth
North Street Paving Contract Under Court Review
John E. Regan seeks a writ of mandamus to force the Board of Public Works to sign the North Street paving contract awarded to Andrews Asphalt Paving. The action follows council hesitation to provide an $18,000 city share, with Mayor Fickle and Commissioner Boerger opposing signings pending appropriation. A major legal battle is anticipated in Cass circuit court tomorrow.
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John E. Regan
Court Order Board of Works
North Street
Board of Public Works
Andrews Asphalt Paving Company
Cass
D. D. Fickle
Fred Boer
Harry Thompson
Walter Foskett
Marion
Seymour Closson
Brandenstein
Local bids for electric light plant foundation and cement work
Builders Frank Medland and Benjamin Barnes submitted bids to the board of works for improving the electric light plant. Barnes quoted 15 per cubic yard for concrete foundations, 1 for excavations, 0.08 per square foot for cement floor. Medland bid 1.12 per cubic yard for grading and excavations, 0.09 per square foot for cement floor, and 0.20 per square foot for reinforced cement slabs.
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Frank Medland
Benjamin F. Barnes
Board of Works
Barnes
Medland
Deed Reform Suit Brought By Perry Stevens Against Three Defendants
Perry H. Stevens as trustee filed in the circuit court today seeking a reformation of a deed and title quieting against Mr Bligh Otis McCracken and Edgar Jm Howard. The action asks the court to reform the deed and quiet title to the property involved.
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Perry H. Stevens
Circuit Court Today
Mr. Bligh
Otis McCracken
Edgar Jm. Howard
Walton Youth Guy Murphy Die? In Indianapolis
Indianapolis June 13 Guy Murphy twenty two of Walton Cass county Indiana killed himself with a 38 caliber revolver in a room at 365 North New Jersey street He was deaf and dumb and one legged He left a note Peggy his home address and asked to be buried near his father’s grave Disappointment in love and financial distress given as motives
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Indianapolis
Ind
Guy Murphy
Walton
Cass County
Indiana
Murphy
Indiana Barber College
C. Shockley
New Jersey Street
Panhandle Picnic Excursions Launch From City
Two excursion trains departed at eight this morning carrying Logansporters to the Panhandle railroaders picnic at Lake Maxinkuckee. One train had ten coaches and a baggage car, the other twelve coaches and a baggage car. They will return at six this evening. the turnout was described as small.
Deserted Children Arrest of George Rush on Kentland Warrant
George Rush was arrested this afternoon on a Kentland Ind. warrant charging child desertion. He is said to have deserted his wife and two children about two years ago and was jailed.
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George Rush
Kentland
Ind
Divorce Granted in Reihle Case by Cass Circuit Judge
The Joseph Reihle versus Rose Reihle divorce action was decided in favor of the defendant by Judge John 8. Larry of Cass County Circuit Court this afternoon.
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Joseph Reihle
Rose Reihle
John 8
Larry
Cass Circuit Court
Tomorrow Flag Day program at G. A. R. hall
The W. A. C. ladies will present an afternoon program at 2 30 in the G A R hall to mark Flag Day and encourage residents to display the flag.
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G. A. R. Hall
Burrows Builds Homes Pastor Leads New Church
Burrows shows a building boom with homes for James Peters Stewart Downing Matt Furrow John Kendall and John A. Cox. A new Christian church is also under construction in the town.
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Burrows
James Peters
Stewart Downing
Matt Furrow
John Kendall
John A. Cox
Quarries Busy As Casparis Stone Plant Reopens
Casparis Stone company resumes operation at the Trimmer quarries west of the city with two shifts, day and night. Panhandle railroad continues to haul stone trains to meet demand.
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Casparis Stone Company
Panhandle
Louis Sues Again Over Twenty Dollar Claim
Joseph Louis files suit in Judge V C Hanawalt's court against Roeseese Creery for 20 dollars. Case set for hearing Friday morning at 10 o clock.
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Joseph Louis
V. C. Hanawalt
Roeseese Creery
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