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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1907

Page

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Towns and Cities Law Discussed at Municipal Meeting

The Indiana municipal meeting focused on the towns and cities law and possible amendments. Mayors and city officials from Brazil, Portland, Richmond, Noblesville, and others attended as Roy Shattuck urged improvements to create a top tier law, while sessions featured debates on politics and governance and previews of tonight’s social program led by James Watson.

Municipal League Bollow George F.harper Madison Roy Shattuck Brazil George E. Greene Vincennes J. K. Fisher Noblesville John Thorn R. O. James Indianapolis Roy Lo Shattuch Shattaeh Guy Colerick Fort Wayne James McWheeney South Bend Stettiner Hall A.G. Jenkines J. H. Craig Ninth Street Christian Church Margaret. Abiiler Tom Hardie The Crystal James F. Watson Rushville Seheddak Eliver Watson Murphy Wabash Indiana W. P. O’neal

Summer Move to Pottowattomie Point on Wa Bash River

Dr Hetherington moved his household goods to his summer home at Pottowattomie Point on the Wa Bash river. Many locals keep summer homes there and business people commute daily on the interurban line.

Hetherington Pottowattomie Point Wabash River

Firecracker ban urged as Fourth of July prep grows

Horse owners complain to police about premature celebrations with firecrackers and torpedoes on streetcar tracks. Officers order a halt to firing until July 4 to prevent runaway horses and injuries, with warnings of arrests for violators.

Twelfth Market Tim

Woman Burns Self at Asylum in Fatal Fire

At Longcliff asylum a 14 month inmate Miss Julia Mel lady set fire to her clothing in the yard. She raced about fighting attendants as flames spread and died from severe burns after 10 pm. Her history includes prior suicide attempts and recent transfer plans to Lonecliff.

Julia Mellady Longcliff Miss Me White

Back to First Love Sue Hemingray’s Divorce and New Marriage

Sue Hemingray, once eloped with polo player Davy Cusick, had a marriage annulled by divorce and later wed Robert Scott Jr. The pair had studied together, Cusick’s return from the East started the romance again, and Mrs Hemingray reclaimed her maiden name after the Kokomo divorce.

Miss Hemingray Scott David Cusick Davey Anna Hemingray St. Louis

Derailed Tecal Vandalia Freight Engine No 39 at Butler

A Tecal Vandalia freight engine No 39 derailed at Butler yesterday evening while backing up. The wreck train was called to the scene for recovery and investigation.

Tecal Vandalia Butler Re‘eal

Denison Prep Team to Face Panhandle in Weekend Games

Local Denison team hosts Panhandle at home with games set for Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Reported crowd expected near a hundred.

Denison

Raver Moving to Fort Wayne Line

Ed Raver formerly city street car superintendent is moving his household goods to Fort Wayne, now of the Fort Wayne line.

Ed Raver Street Car Lives Fort Wayne

Dayton Keeps National Cash Register Plant At City Limits

Dayton officials and NCR representatives reached a settlement after a threatened move from Parton. The company’s 16 demands were met as the city capitulated, ensuring the plant remains in Dayton.

Loganspert National Cash Register Parton Dayton Cash Register

Labor Day Committee Meeting

A meeting of the Labor Day committee is announced in Judge A H Smiths office tent at Seelock. Every committee member is requested to attend.

A. H. Smuth Seelock

Beveridge Outlines Roosevelt Era Issues in New York

Indiana Senator Albert J. Beveridge spoke in New York on the coming campaign issues. He named railway regulation and honest pooling as needed safeguards, the inheritance tax as likely, and projected tariff reform under protectionist principles. He doubted an income tax and warned of several further tariff revisions.

Albert J. Beveridge Indiana New York Roosevelt

Builders depart to construct new Gary town

Arthur Casaheé Harry and James Hackenberg Clatton Condon Ben Hoover and George Conrad contractors depart this morning to Gary to assist in building the new town.

Arthur Casaheé Harry and James Hackenberg Clatton Condon Ben Hoover George Conrad Ceal Gary

Taggart Absent Stuns Richmond Municipal League

The absence of John F. Taggart, secretary of the Municipal League and city clerk of Richmond, surprised leaguers who expected his presence. Richmond friends telephoned here seeking his whereabouts, but he could not be found.

John F. Taggart Municipal League Richmond Tazgar

Dinner for Visiting Ladies Honors Mrs McKee and Mrs Swadener

Miss Lucretia Skinner hosts a six o clock dinner this evening for a party of friends in honor of Mrs Homer McKee of Indianapolis and Mrs Francis Swadener of Marion visiting the city.

Lucretia Skinner Homer McKee Indianapolis Francis Swadener Marion City

Local Girls Debate Kissing How It Affects Society

A reporter interviews three city girls about kissing, defying doctors who call it unsanitary. Each sixteen, they defend kissing as beneficial and share lighthearted views on how and when to kiss, with playful poems and anecdotes.

East End North Side Shelley West Side Zepliyr

Bicycle collision injures Walter Gravel near Park Avenue

Walter Gravel was seriously injured yesterday afternoon in a bicycle collision with a buggy driven by Harry Bozer. He was taken to the police station then home by Kroeger and Strain's ambulance. Doctors fear a fractured rib and possible internal injuries.

Walter Gravel Harry Bozer Kroeger & Strain Park Avenue

Non-Union Car Men Pass Through City Heading West

Two carloads of non union New York street car men rode Panhandle train No 21 this afternoon to San Francisco. They will work on the city streetcar lines there as replacements for strikers.

New York City Panhandle San Francisco

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Congressman Watson Jim Rufus Magee Wil Leteuel Darrow Laporte France Ws Huntington League of American Municipalities Chicago Dewil Gond Counly Charlie, Johnson Goshen Elkhart Lonecliff Cusick Sue Hemingway Muncie Davy Cusick Robert Lers ELKS Third Market Streets Eldom Thira Raver Beveridge Taggart Municipal
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