Children's Day Exercises at Baptist Church Program
The program begins at 9 45 with a preliminary service and 10 oclock primary program ending at 10 30. In the evening at 7 30 the program features recitations solos and sermons led by Dr Williams Miss Marsh Miss Johnson Miss Snyder and others with Mrs Winter and Mr Beroth delivering the address and closing remarks by the pastor.
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The
Baptist Church
Tee Ore
Eee
Williams MP
Eis
Oki
Xon Marsh
Esther Studebaker
Patterson
Rome Beroth
Beulah Vernon Beten
Miss Johnson
Gladys Mainwaring
Burt Winter
F. C. Beroth
Lettie Snyder
Delia Bowman
Frances Bolt Daet
Mainwaring Pele
Winter
Ottos Prepare With Nairn for City Championship Bid
The Ottos boost lineup with John Nairn added from Kokomo-Sharpsville as they face a united Schlitz-Trios team in a morning clash. Postoffice team aims to defeat them and contend for the city title. Game scheduled for 9 o clock.
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Ottos
John Nairn
Nairn
Kokomo-Sharpsville
Postoffice
Trio-Schlitz
Schlitz
Trios
Post Office
Bonus urged at Logansport industry meeting
A group of Logansport Industrial Association directors met last evening to discuss plans for a mass meeting next Monday. Q A Myers said New Castle recently paid Maxwell-Briscoe Automobile a cash bonus of 90000 and supplied buildings, noting few factories can be secured without such incentives.
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Logansport
Ndustria] Association
Q. A. Myers
New Castle
Maxwell-Briscoe Automobile Company
County Officials Complete May Tax Settlement
County Auditor George W. Cann and County Treasurer James Moroney in Indianapolis turned over 46316.20 to the state after completing the May settlement. Since December 1906 sequestered taxes totaled 26050.93 with 4494.93 in fees and 4212.60 in delinquent taxes collected.
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Cann
George W. Cann
James Moroney
Indianapolis
Cash County
Dana
Elliott
Car Plant to Anchor Ameri can Car and Foundry in Gary
Amer ican Car and Foundry announces plans for a central Gary Ind plant adjacent to United States Steel’s new mill. The 170 acre site will be developed gradually with expansion tied to demand and will be funded from earnings, not new capital. Capacity eyed at 100 cars daily.
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Steel Car Works
American Car and Foundry Company
Gary
Ind
Mammoth Steel Works
United States Steel Corporation
Shake-Up In Sharpsville Kokomo Baseball Team
A team shake-up includes release of John Nairn as manager and first baseman. O C Finley of Sharpsville takes direction of the team with Bluffion set to replace Nairn at first base and Johannes of Indianapolis to move to center field. New recruits Saxon left hand pitcher and Dowing from the Hartford City club join the squad.
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Sharpsville-Kokomo
John Nairn
O. C. Finley
Sharpsville
Comingere
Bluffion
Nairn
Johannes
Indianapolis
Saxon
Dowing
Hartford City
Derailed Interurban Car Blocks Fort Wayne Traffic
Construction car No. 16 of the Fort Wayne Traction company derailed east of the city at the Wabash overhead bridge. City bound interurban service was halted as an extra car ferried passengers from the interurban station to the scene for transfer.
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Fort Wayne Traction~company
Wabash
Ccr
Wagner and Bott Couples Leave for Jamestown Exposition
Mr and Mrs Julius Wagner and Mr and Mrs Frank Bott departed this afternoon for Norfolk Washington to attend the Jamestown exposition.
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Julius Wagner
Frank Bott
Norfolk
Was
Wife Slept on Kitchen Floor After Threats and Assault
Mrs. William Smith filed an affidavit at police headquarters accusing her husband of assault and threats to kill. She and her mother were forced to sleep on the kitchen floor as the husband allegedly terrorized them. he had previously been jailed for ten days after throwing them out and drunkenly insulted them upon release.
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William Smith
Polie
Bold Daylight Robber Steals Watch From Cash Home
A thief entered I. N. Cash's Broadway residence Thursday afternoon and stole a gold watch and small trinkets while the family rested in the front part of the house. Mrs. Cash saw a man in the yard who asked for work, but the items were not missed until evening. Police were notified.
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I. N. Cash
Broadway
Attica Plays Ottos in Tomorrow's Spencer Park Baseball
The Attica baseball club faces the Ottos tomorrow afternoon at Spencer park. Charles Carroll will pitch for the locals as the visiting team is described as strong.
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Attica
Ottos
Spencer Park
Charles Carroll
Loca'l
Mexico Copper Goes 08 Rampage In Peru Shootout
Charles Douglass, a Mexico Indiana constable, drank heavily and fired on streets in Peru Peru killing and injuring as he traveled by train. Sheriff Wolpert captured him and sent him back to Mexico after jail time. The incident recalls a Denver shooting by the same man after a prior visit to Logansport.
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Mexico
Ind
Charles Douglass
Peru
Rockies
Wolpert
Douglass
Denver
Logansport
Enthusiasm Grows for St Joseph Hospital Fund Drive
Plans for a new St Joseph hospital spark citywide support. A mass meeting is set for Monday evening June 24 in the north court room to start the fundraising for a building projected to cost between 60 000 and 70 000. Local physicians express strong support.
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St. Joseph Hospital
North Court Room
Portland hotel proprietor Fred Brownell visits Adair
Fred Brownell proprietor of the Adair hotel in Portland Indiana is in the city today.
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Fred Brownell
Adair Hotel
Portland
Ind
Will Venue Change Delays Venus Case to September
The Woman's Label League case, moved to Howard county, will be tried in Logan next September after new attorneys take over. Celesta Parker's will, probated today, directs all property to niece Martha Jane Potter with Hezekiah Woods as executor.
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Logan
Howard County
Mayme Brettell
McConnell, Jenkines, Jenkines & Stuart
J. H. Neff
Celesta Parker
Martha Jane Potter
Hezekiah Woods
Edward A. Smith Taken for Mental Incompetence
Edward A. Smith was placed at Longcliff today by Sheriff Enyart after being declared insane previously. The insanity traces to an eye injury years ago when a flying piece of steel lodged in the eye.
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Edward A. Smith
Longcliff
Enyart
Smith
Mrs. F. Redwald and Miss Nina Banker sail to Europe
Mrs. F. Redwald and Miss Nina Banker of Linden avenue depart Monday for New York. They will sail on the Cedric for England and stay three months visiting cities in Ireland and England.
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F. Redwald
Nina Banker
Linden Avenue
New York
England
Ireland
Summer theater planned at Spencer Park in Logansport
Promoter John E. Dowling plans high class vaudeville under canvas at Spencer Park this summer with Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction possibly involved. Grounds are being laid out, tents erected, opening date undecided but likely within two weeks. Superintendent Ryder aims to boost park activity with skating rink, baseball field, and race track to attract crowds.
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Spencer Park
John E. Dowling
Dowling Theater
Logansport
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Dowling
Indiana
Ryder
Names of Flowers and Their Etymologies
A local florist highlights how many flowers were named after people such as Leonard Fuchs for uhfuchsia yes and Andre Dahl for dahlia while others bear descriptive names like lady's slippers foxglove and anemone and notes bloom times for morning glories and four o'clocks.
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Leonard Fuchs
Andre’ Dahl
Peru
Kamel
Japan
France
Magnol de Montpelier
Champe Couple Planned Summer Camping Trip
Mr and Mrs George E Champe of 314 Twelfth Street leave this afternoon for St Louis to visit Mr and Mrs Stanley Champe for Sunday. They then travel to Oklahoma for two weeks of camping. They make this camping trip every summer and enjoy tent life.
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George E. Champe
St. Louis
Stanley Champe
Oklahoma
Emigrant Trains Pass Through City En Route to West
Three emigrant trains moved through the city this morning from New York to the west via Chicago. The twenty empty coaches returned this afternoon hauled by a single engine.
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New York
Chicago
Store Change Hands Returns to Original Owner
In a brief chain of sales on Sixth Street D C Matthews resold his second hand store to W L Fidler who then sold to M A Lewis of Peru. Lewis transferred the business back to Matthews today restoring the original owner after two months.
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D. C. Matthews
Sixth Street
W. L Fidler
Mr. Fidler
M. A. Lewis
Peru
Mr. Matthews
Mrs W H Patton of Marion Visited The City
Mrs W H Patton of Marion was in the city this afternoon as a short social call and to attend to errands.
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W. H. Patton
Marion
City
Congressman Landis Declines Indiana Governorship Bid
Congressman Charley Landis announces he will not pursue the Indiana governorship and intends to seek re election in Indiana’s Ninth District. The move opens a crowded field with several favored candidates likely to oppose him in a organized contest.
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Charley Landis
Che
Indiana
Congress
Landis
Tipton Tribune
Boy HURLED INTO AIR BY OLD BARNUM MORTAR
Young Henry Remsen of South Norwalk Connecticut was playing with an old spring gun mortar once owned by P T Barnum. He hid inside it and was launched into the air landing in an apple tree. He was bruised but not seriously hurt. The mortar was brought to George L Britton for lawn ornament use and had long been a neighborhood curiosity.
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George Koppe
William Koppe
Bates Street
Market Street
Eel River
St. Joseph School
Koppe
Alder
Independent Coal Company
Harry Elliott
Harold Higbee
Dean Clinger
John Cassidy
Troutman
Holloway
Killian & McCloskey
Miller
Elkhart
St. Bridget ’S
B. A. Kroeger
Mt. St. Vincent
Henry Remsen
Norwalk
Conn
P. T. Barnum
Stowman
Remsen
Barnum
George L. Britton
Six Properties Sold in County Foreclosure Sale
Deputy Sheriff Ben Barnett oversaw six property sales at the courthouse steps. Two North Side lots owned by Shidler sold for back taxes to U S A Hanek for 80 dollars. Douglass Kreis and Galloway lots sold to F M Wilkinson for 193.93 dollars. An eighty acre Boone township farm foreclosed by C O Fenton was bid in by Walers and Long.
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Ben Barnett
Court House
Shidler
Indians Edge Red Sox In Lengthy Sixteen Inning Win
The Indians defeated the Red Sox sixteen innings at the park by a score of 6 to 2.
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Indians
Red Sox
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Children of
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Kokomo
MR. Citizen
Lord
Husband
Hoe
Venus
Wili
Foley
Europe
OCAL
Supt
Glen Obenchain
Clark Stuart
Toledo
Detroit
Buffalo
Albany
Charles B. Landis
Barnett
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