Lafayette Schedule Rearranged for Ladies Day Games
The Lafayette game schedule was shifted this afternoon. Huntington will play here Thursday and Friday this week with Friday designated as ladies day offering free admission to all women. Wa bash and Logansport matchups are also noted for the surrounding days at Lafayette and Wabash venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Huntington
Mickert
Letlert
Ickert and Leffert
Wabash
Logansport
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in NCR Case
After an all night session the jury in the National Cash Register company versus A L Whatson failed to agree. The foreman reported a six six split and the jurors were discharged. Names of the twelve jurors who served were listed in the report. Meanwhile petitions and other court actions continued with a vacation of an alley sought, a $100 judgment in a separate case, a mortgage foreclosure and receiver petition, and other trial developments in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cash Register Company
A. L. Whatson
Circuit
Whalton
S. P. Yourgieve
Calvin Black
John T Harrison
George P. Merrick
Fred Bassler
George Barnhart
Ira Cotner
William D. Dowden
John Clary
Géorge McCoy
M. H. Gray
J. J. Briggs
John D. Ferguson
Fifth Street
High Streets
William W. Gibbs
Fort Wayne & Wabasa Valley Traction Company
W. E. Haney
W. I. Shearer Ice Cream Company
Cass
Kittura Love
George A. Boze
Anna C. Parmeter
Aso
Parmeter
Ellen J. Morris
William Morris
Vandalia Company
Buick Driver enters Delphi hill climb with stripped Matte Buick
Arthur Dunn of the Buick garage traveled to Delphi with a stripped Matte 17 Buick to compete in the Pittsburg hill climb held on Pittsburg hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dunn
Buick
Delphi
Pittsburg Hill
Kistler Couple Make Short Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs George F Kistler traveled to Chicago yesterday for a brief visit staying a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
George 5
Kistler
Chicaxe
Lafayette and Logansport split wild baseball series thriller
Lafayette defeated Logansport 8 to 7 at League park in a wild exhibition to even the series at two games each with four games played. Schur of Logansport hit the first home run over the fence for the home team as Burke and Connors pitched. Burke also starred in the eighth with a two bagger and three runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Logansport
League Park
Burke
Connors
Earth
Whitecaps
Schur
Sam Berman
Chicago
Connor
Halley
Brookins
Indianapolis Speedway
Coates
Tate
Domingore
Payne
Fleming
Ireland
Thomas
Duggan
Dogansport
Aero Station Proposed on Sixth Street Corner
Carl G. Fisher plans a new three story garage at Sixth and Market with the top designed as an aero plane station. He predicts air service near the city center will grow within a few years and cites a similar project under construction in Indianapolis on Capitol Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Fisher
Market
Fisher
Inianapolis
Capitol Avenue
Weaver Improves After Bridge Fall Injury
Edward Weaver who fell from the middle abutment of the S. C. bridge Sunday was reported better today. He remains in St. Joseph's hospital and is still not out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weaver
S. C. Bridge
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Aged mule dies after long streetcar service
A mule owned by George Burkhart, once used in the streetcar service here, died Saturday. The animal was about forty years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burkhart
Flag Day Reflections From Logansport and Delphi
A reader notes Flag Day was widely celebrated in Delphi with parades and bands, while Logansport showed few flags. The piece urges residents to display Old Glory next year, praising patriots and urging pride with a ten cent flag from windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Logansport
Barnhart and Moorman clash over plow and hayrake emblem
Indiana Thirteenth District race pits Republican Moorman against Democrat Barnhart. Moorman’s plow emblem blends with campaign stops where he helps farmers plow, boosting farmer support. Barnhart to return after Washington duties, planning haymaking time activity with the hayrake emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorman
Mr. Moorman
Barnhart
Beauty and the Banner Verse Echoes National Pride
A patriotic verse extols national strength and unity, praising colors as symbols of pride, glory, and honor for the people to stand together against foreign wrong. The lines celebrate a collective identity and resilience through shared symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revantin
Crhdie
Miss Carrie Sheean Thrown From Horse in Noble Township
Miss Carrie Sheean of Chicago visiting Noble township was thrown from a horse on Third street. Her left leg was badly bruised but no bones were broken after the horse reared and toppled backward. She received care at Dr. John Bradfield’s office and later rode home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Sheean
Chicago
Noble Township
Third Street
Miss Sheean
Addison Cobb
Olive Long
Royal Centre Pike
Gillespie
John Bradfield
Building boom continues as bids come in for roof repair
Three bids for painting and repairing the roof of the old electric light building on Bringhurst Street were filed but the contract was not awarded. John Mehaffie proposed 70 dollars for painting and repair plus 50 dollars for a cheaper new roof. Miller & Miller asked 74 dollars for painting and repair. J F Campbell bid 14.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bringhurst Street
Board of Works
John Mehaffie
Miller & Miller
J. F. Campbell
Smead Street
Twenty-first Streets
John Williamson
Arthur E. Dunn
Auto Inn
A. G. Jenkines
Twenty
Youths Accused in Photographic Wagon Burglary
Affidavits filed in Cass Circuit Court accuse Paul Beckley Fr Roske and August Roske of breaking into a photographic wagon at Royal Centre on May 14 1910 and stealing two lenses valued at 667 dollars. Kennel filed the affidavits and bench warrants were issued for the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Beckley
Roske
August Roske
Boone Township
Royal Centre
Jacob F. Kennel
Kennel
Canton No 15 O F to aid in Kokomo installation
Canton No 15 of this city will travel to Kokomo tonight to assist in installing Canton No 16. The group departs at 5 40 this evening and will spend the entire night in Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton No. 15
Kokomo
Canton No. 16
Bear Forces Brain to Flee Cabin in Montana Mine
Clyde Daniels found a bear had ripped through the roof of his Silver Gable mine cabin near Libby Montana. The creature feasted on bacon sugar and canned goods, chewed the can and left holes. The bear trapped inside, then escaped by tearing out a window and burrowing through the snow days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Clyde Daniels
Silver Gable
Libby
Mont
Cow’s Tail Strikes Man Amid Milking Incident
Henry Gangioff of the south side may lose sight after a cow’s tail swiped his face while milking. The injury occurred when the cow swung its tail, striking him.
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Henry Gangioff
Gangioff
Ten New Measles Cases Reported This Morning
Ten new measles cases were reported this morning while fourteen quarantines were lifted, signaling a shift in local containment measures. The report notes rising cases and changes in public health restrictions.
Golfers Qualify for Silver Cup Contest at Country Club
The Country club lists qualified players for the Silver Cup season: John Lairy R W Wier M B Lairy Victor Witer H B Smith T H Wilson W S Wise C J Witer Carl Mandel George Ross Jr G S Kistler M A Edwards J W Stewart W D Craig Claude Jenkins and O H Bit s. George Graffis and BE Waters were tied for a place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lairy
R. W. Wier
M. B. Lairy
Victor Witer
H. B. Smith
T. H. Wilson
W. S. Wise
C.J. Witer
Carl Mandel
George Ross, Jr
G. S. Kistler
M. A. Edwards
J. W. Stewart
W. D. Craig
Claude Jenkines
Suit on note filed in Judge Sanawalt’s court
A. Myers filed suit this afternoon in Judge V. C. Sanawalt's court against Abraham Wilson and others demanding 340 on a note. The case is set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Myers
Judge V. CC. Sanawalt
Abraham Wilson
Sycamore Street Paving: Contractors Sign Contracts
Amos J. Palmer signed the paving contract for Sycamore street with Boston block brick and posted a $5,000 bond. Residents on Broadway High and other streets push petitions to pave their blocks, aiming for board approval. Fifth street owners seek a declaratory resolution as work may spread to Fifth and beyond. Ferguson ordered to remove sidewalk overhang near the mill on Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Palmer
Sycamore Street
Rorace Crismond
Charles Graves
John Winters
John Johnston
Broadway
High Street
Fifth Street
Board of Works
Marriket
High
Burglars Take 50 Cents Miss $3000 Hidden
Burglars who broke into Anthony Goneman s home near Sambola Pottsville Pa on June 14 searched multiple drawers and found only 50 cents. A small drawer holding $3 000 was missed though it held fifteen years of savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Anthony Goneman
Sambola
Ben Hur Initiations Highlight Lafayette Chariot Meeting
At a Lafayette Chariot court 38 meeting eleven candidates were initiated by Logansport court 223 with about sixty Logansport members attending. Supreme Chief Girard and State Manager Bowers from Crawfordsville joined, and a special Logansport car carried delegates home after the large event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Journal
Bowers
Crawfordsville
Logansport
Fort Wayne and
Wabash Valley
Let Contracts for Garnett Hotel Annex Work
Dr. M. A. Jordan let the contracts for a four story annex to the Garnett hotel. H. A. Barnes & Son will do brick work for 5972 dollars and Reese Woodling will handle carpentry for 7993 dollars. The basement nears completion and steel is on hand to rush finishing. The first floor includes a billiard room two store rooms and Dr. Jordan’s office on Market street. The second floor will hold a five room apartment for Dr. Jordan and the rest of the building will contain forty seven hotel rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Jordan
Garnett Hotel
H. A. Barnes & Son
Reese Woodling
Dr. Jordan
Market Street
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Cam
Whallon
Seymour Closson
David Iv. Gerhart
Thase
Hollis Michener
William H. Sprinkle
Gollesians
THE
Jogansport
Conners
Sherer
Lacey
New Steers
J Davis
Smith
Congress
Washington
Congressional
Paign
M. Moorman
Henry A
Hank
Congressman Barnhart
Hayrake
Beauty and the Banner
Board
Boone TP
George
A. Custer
Ceputus
Kittura A. Boze
Harrison Scott
Estella Scott
Huobanus
Canton
Miner
Hungry Bear
Amos J. Palmer
Boston
Crawfordsville, Ind
Ben Hurs
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