Burlington Couple Eloped Missing After Departure
An elopement in the Burlington area, involving Miss Etta Lowe and James Ball, prompted family opposition. They left at dusk Wednesday toward Kokomo then disappeared. relatives suspect Tipton as the wedding location. Ball is described as a near-ager farmer with two missing left-hand fingers.
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Burlington
Etta Lowe
James Ball
Kokomo
Delphi Journal
John Lowe
Ball
Miss Lowe
Judson Church
Bert Townsend
Mazie Oakley
Jerry Oakley
Oakley Farm
Townsend Place
Tipton
Lowe
Girl Thrown From Horse Injured at Lake Cicott
Bertha Banta daughter of Mr and Mrs Beaufort Banta of Lake Cicott was thrown from a horse Tuesday and severely bruised. It was feared for a time that she was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Banta
Beaufort Banta
Lake Cicott
Knights of Pythias Dedicate Buck Creek Hall
The Knights of Pythias of Buck Creek dedicated their new hall yesterday afternoon at 2:30. A banquet followed from 5 to 7 o'clock, with attendees noted for the event.
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Knights of Pythias of
Buck Creek
Stover Resigns as Jail Attendant
James Stover resigns as attendant of insane patients in the county jail and is succeeded by Scott Wirrick in a county notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stover
Scott Wirrick
Memorial Service and Parade for A. O. P. Mourners
Memorial services of the Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias are set for Sunday afternoon at Mt Hope cemetery with Rev. W. T. Arnold delivering the principal address. Colonel F R Peek to marshal a procession from Market and Fifth to Mt Hope cemetery with Logan council Apollo lodge Gridge City lodge and Pythian Sisters participating.
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Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Mt. Hope Cemetery
F. R. Peek
Hall
Market
Fifth
Third
Broadway
Sixth
Logan Council
Apollo Lodge
Gridge City Lodge
Pythian Sisters
W. T. Arnold
Market Street Methodist Church
Building boom in Long Beach cites permit surge and spend
J F Grable former county commissioner now in Long Beach reports a busy building season with 503 permits issued in five months and expenditures of 692 013 dollars. He notes that 1910 total expenditures reached 1 234 500 dollars.
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J. F. Grable
Long Beach
Cal
Committee Damages Fund After Donations Debacle
A local league faces a funding dispute as donations are mismanaged. Officials express concern over keeping the team in place as standings and support fluctuate amid controversy about funds.
Poultry Thefts Reported Across Hamilton Heights Area
Several young chickens were stolen Tuesday evening from Harry Tobey at Hamilton Heights and another batch missing from Clint Whitsell on North Street. Residents suspect a group of tramps camping along the Ebash River east of the city.
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Harry Tobey
Hamilton Heights
Clint Whitsell
North Street
Elks Carnival Draws Citywide Crowd Opening Night
Nearly three hundred Elks led by the Elks band paraded through the business district to open a weeklong indoor carnival. Mayor D D Fickle inaugurated the event as hundreds filled the hall and dozens of booths offered prizes and games.
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Elks
Elks’ Band
D. D. Fickle
Barnum & Bailey
Sam Anderson
Abner West
Will Hanley
Monarchist Revolt Breaks Out in Iberian Peninsula
Telegrams from Vigo report a mutiny in Chaves Portugal where the garrison killed its commander. Rebels also stormed and raided Republican newspapers in Plaza Braga Madrid dispatches confirm the uprising began with a monarchist insurrection in Portugal.
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Madrid
Spain
Vigo
Chaves
Portugal
Plaza Braga
Pittman Free From Fine After Contempt Sentence
Frank Pittman sentenced to ten days in jail for contempt after attacking Attorney Oscar B. Conant will not pay the accompanying fine as Judge Larry remitted the fine this morning.
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Frank Pittman
Oscar B. Conant
Larry
Traction Properties in Cass County Assessed by State Board
State tax board assessed properties in Cass county owned by several interurban companies at 398 003 dollars. The listing covers multiple tram lines and related assets evaluated for tax purposes.
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Cass County
State
Librarians Convene District Meeting In City
Librarians from twenty district cities gathered in this city for a convention with a 1:30 p.m. start at the public library. Mrs. Roy M. Johnston performed, then talks covered distribution of books to country subscribers loaning to schools and other topics. After 4 p.m. visitors toured Longcliff Riverside Spencer park and Mt Hope cemetery. A vacuum cleaner was shown for potential library use and the local library tested it successfully. Cities represented included Culver Elwood Kokomo Tipton Upland Alexandria Plymouth Kewanna Frankfort Marion Milford Warsaw Winamac North Manchester Wabash Peru Syracuse Rochester Sycamore.
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Roy M. Johnston
Longcliff
Riverside
Spencer Park
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Cc. W. Graves
Culver
Elwood
Kokomo
Tipton
Upland
Alexandria
Plymouth
Kewanna
Frankfort
Marion
Millford
Warsaw
Winamac
North Manchester
Wabash
Peru
Syracuse
Rochester
Sycamore
Yesterday's Scores and Today's Games listed
Bluffton defeated Lafayette 15 to 9. Logansport beat Marion was rained out, as were Huntington and Wabash. Today’s schedule: Logansport at Marion, Wabash at Huntington, Lafayette at Bluffton.
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Bluffton
Lafayette
Logansport-Marion
Huntington-Wabash
Logansport
Marion
Wabash
Huntington
Wabash Officials Aid Fund Drive For Local Team
President Klunk of Wabash Sheriff Tony George and C W Halderman publisher of the Marion News Tribune toured Logansport and Marion to bolster funds for the team paying about $300 owed to players. Manager Sellers, initially expecting league support, met league officials in a conference and the salary matter was settled. A carnival at League Park next week may shift three games to Spencer Park.
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Logansport
Marion
Klunk
Wabash
Tony George
C. W. Halderman
Marion News-Tribune
Sellers
League Park
Spencer Park
Bluffton Beats Lafayette In Pitchers Duel For 15–6 Win
Bluffton defeated Lafayette 15 to 6 as Scott pitched for Bluffton with 14 strikeouts and only 2 hits allowed. Bluffton had 13 runs on 9 hits and 3 errors while Lafayette made 6 runs on 2 hits with 2 errors. Batteries were Scott Werntz for Bluffton and Daniels Lamb Thomas Cooper for Lafayette. Game noted as part of Bluffton and Marion area scoreboard.
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Bluffton
Ind
Lafayette
Scott
Hoonooga
Scott and Werntz
Daniels
Lamb
Thomas
Cooper
Marion
Logansport
Chickens Stolen Report From Rhode Island Farm
A Rhode Island Red hen and another chicken were reported stolen from a local farm. Authorities inspect the scene for clues and review nearby hours. No suspects named and details remain limited as investigation continues.
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Rhode Island
Bomb explodes near Plaza Orient in Madrid palace area
A bomb detonated in Plaza Orient near the royal palace in Madrid on June 15 injuring none. Authorities claim a plot to assassinate Alfonso was uncovered and the route to the cathedral was damaged.
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Madrid
Spain
Plaza Orient
Royal Palace
Alfonso
First Woman Appointed To Delphi School Board
The Delphi city council in regular session Tuesday evening appointed Mrs. Josephine Ives to the city school board seat vacated by Dr. C. E. Angell. If confirmed, she becomes the first woman on the board and the first woman in any Carroll county public office aside from deputy. The ballot was three to three, breaking for Mrs. Ives by Mayor Robinson. Ives was proposed by Councilman Haugh with Shaffer's support from Councilman Strayer.
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Delphi Journal
Josephine Ives
C. E. Angell
Hoffman to Return to Purdue as Teaching Assistant
Purdue University Lafayette welcomes seven local high school graduates. Hartel accepted a civil engineering post with the Panhandle railroad, while Hoffman will return next year as a teaching assistant.
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Purdue University At
Lafayette
Dwight Fisher
Clyde Gish
Bernard LeLegue
George Elliott
Carl Lux
George Hoffman
William Hartel
Hartel
Panhandle
Hoffman
Frantz Opens Cass County School Office On Court House Floor
A. L. Frantz, recently elected superintendent of the Cass County public schools, has taken his office on the second floor of the courthouse. The former superintendent's room will be remodeled for the county surveyor's use.
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A. L. Frantz
Cass County
Court House
Klump and Vanse Married in Denver
Fred Klump formerly of this city and Miss Viola Vanse wed yesterday in Denver Colorado. The couple will reside in Denver.
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Fred Klump
Viola Vanse
Denver
Colo
Gang of tramps driven out from two Wabash river houses
Complaints rise as a roaming group of tramps is said to have invaded Hamilton Heights and other city areas. Local residents report break ins and porch thefts while police say officers awakened the trespassers at the junction and ordered them away.
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Wabash River
Frank Spohn
Hamilton Heights
Captain Skelton
John Miller
Don Richason
Pottowattomice Point
Death of John W. Julien in Pawhuska Oklahoma
Word has been received in this city of the death of John W. Julien formerly of Cass County. He died at his home in Pawhuska Oklahoma. His wife was Marie S. Howard formerly of Noble township. The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary about a year ago the first in Pawhuska. Julien was well known here.
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John W. Julien
Cass County
Julien
Pawhuska
Okla
Marie S. Howard
Noble Township
No Decision Today In Mandamus Case
Judge John S. Larry did not render a decision in the mandamus case today. Interest is manifested in this case, but it is not believed a decision will be reached before next week.
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John S. Larry
Reunion Brings Col Butler to City for Cavalry Gatherin g
Col John W. Butler of Roann Indiana visited the city today to see his nephew Sheriff Warren J. Butler and to attend a reunion of the Twelfth United States cavalry with other former soldiers.
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John W. Butler
Roann
Ind
Warren J. Butler
Twelfth
United States Cavalry
Dykeman Seeks Change of Venue in Will Case
In Cass circuit court George P. Dykeman petitions to interpret the late D D Dykeman will and challenge $100,000 hospital and park bequests to city and county. Separately Ellen Morris is ordered to pay $40 into court for support of her and children during the action. Jacob Darby to be medically examined while jailed for alleged assault on an eight year old.
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Jacob Darby
George P. Dykeman
A. G. Jenkines
D. D. Dykeman
Cass
Ellen J. Morris
William Morris
John R. Dwyer
Patrick
John Wolf
Logansport Loan & Trust Company
Ferdinand Burgman
John S. Larry
John Bradfield
Clark Rogers
Wheat Cutting Starts on Bradfield Farm
The first wheat of the season began cutting yesterday at the B. D. Bradfield farm southwest of the city. An early start is noted if ready by July Fourth, but this year wheat cutting will be over weeks by then as other crops also advance.
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B. D. Bradfield
City
Petition Sparks Wide Signatures to Save Angelina Napolitano
The Daily Reporter appeals for petitions to the governor general of Canada to commute the death sentence of Angelina Napolitano a 28 year old Italian native living in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario. The woman killed her husband to stop a life of shame and faces execution after her first degree murder conviction though the birth of a child in July delays the gallows. Petitions are being signed across Logansport and the United States with offices taking names by voice mail or in person.
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Daily Reporter
Angelina Napolitano
Iransport
Dominion of Canada
Angelino Napolitano
Italy
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Logansport
America
United States
Canada
Pastor and wife attend Baptist World's Alliance Congress
Rev. J. F. Fraser of the local Baptist church and his wife left for Philadelphia to attend the Baptist World's Alliance Congress beginning June 19 after the Northern Baptist convention. The program includes a feature on Siberian exiles. Mrs. Fraser’s mother also travels with them and will visit relatives in Brooklyn.
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J. F. Fraser
Baptist Church
Philadelphia
The
Baptist World’s Alliance
Northern Baptist Convention
Rowe
Fraser
Brooklyn
Oil Seepage Flows From Hammerly Well
Crude oil is being pumped from four wells on Mrs. Eva Hammerly’s property at Seventeenth and Stevens. The eighteen year old well, 58 feet deep, formerly yielded good water but now shows oil contamination. Officials suspect leakage from Panhandle shops after recent blasting, which may have cracked limestone allowing seepage.
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Eva Hammerly
Seventeenth
Stevens Streets
Panhandle
Leffert Case Up For Sabbath Ball Court Hearing
Rev. EB Richardson sues Leo J Leffert former manager of the local baseball team charged with Sabbath breaking by playing ball within a thousand feet of a church. The case is to be heard this afternoon in Squire James Reid's court.
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EB. C. Richardson
Leo J. Leffert
Squire James Reid
Boy Breaks Arm in Cow Ride Accident
Edmund Harvey eight years old son of Mr and Mrs John Harvey county assessor fell from a cow he was riding to pasture and sustained a fractured arm in the Tuesday evening accident.
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Edmund Harvey
John Harvey
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Col. Peek
Market Street M. E. Church
W. T. Arnoldee
W. A. Stuart, W. B. Williamson and
R. G
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Let
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Huntington Wet
Wabash Tree Ee
Lafayette Cere Tees
Ellis
Order of Hibernians
Pittman
Obogian
Pottowattomie Point
Oklahoma
Dykeman
World’s Alliance
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