Petition Drives to Save Angélino Napolitano
The Daily Reporter urges signatures on a petition to Ottawa requesting clemency for Angélino Napolitano. Over 3,000 names have been collected by G. Caruso and Tony Palumbo, with Italians citywide showing strong support for the appeal.
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G. Caruso
Tony Palumbo
The
Daily Reporter
Karl Grey
Govenor General
Dominion of Canada
Angélino Napolitano
Ottawa
Can
River saves life as boy douses flames with river plunge
Carl Limming, twelve, son of Patrolman Ed Limming, dropped gasoline on his trousers and lit a match, setting his clothes ablaze. He ran toward Linden avenue and jumped into Eel river to extinguish the fire. He suffered burns on his legs and feet but was treated and deemed not serious.
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Carl
Ed Limming
Linden Avenue
Eel River
Hen Hur Officers Elected by Logansport Tribe
Logansport court of the Tribe of Ben Hur held last evening’s election and chose officers including Chief Walter Latz Judge Philip Shank Teacher Tillie Keever Captain Paul Jones Guide Clint Lerch Keeper of tribute Milton Shedell Keeper inner gate Charles Uypdegraff Keeper outer gate Harry Vail Pianist Bertha Fettig Drill master J L McEmacken.
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Logansport
Tribe of Ben
Water From Eel River Declared Safe by Experts
In Logansport a local resident questioned the purity of Eel River water after a water dog traversed a faucet. The Royal Centre Record reports that experts have repeatedly analyzed the river and found it healthy, noting no epidemic history and urging calm.
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Royal Centre
Logansport
Bel River
Local Baseball Boycott Shuts Out Zeke Smith and Blues Bluffton
After dissolving the North State league, officials ban all local players from participation. Zeke Smith had pledged to play for Bluffton but was barred, and directors indicated no other local players will be permitted to participate.
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North State Baseball League
Zeke” Smith
Bluffton
Lees Rampage At Cass County Jail Ends In Violent Attack
Insane patient Romanus Lees rampaged at Cass county jail tearing a faucet from a water pipe and firing it at Deputy George Harness. Harness used a mace to subdue Lees and broke a tooth during the struggle. Lees threatened to kill Sheriff Butler, Deputy Harness, and a policeman named Hunter, vowing to escape and continue violence.
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Romanus Lees
Cass County
Loneycliff
George Harness
Harness
Lees
Sheriff Butler
Peru
Hunter
Couldn't Stop Singer Disturbs Court Inmate Music
Music from Romanius Lees, an insane inmate in the county jail, disturbed the circuit court yesterday afternoon. An attempt to halt the performance failed as no one in the courtroom stepped forward, and the music played through much of the day and into the night.
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Lees
Royal Centre Revival Opens After Successful Meeting
Evangelist George McDonald and singer Walter M Briggs finished a revival in Star City and added 100 members to the Royal Centre Baptist Church. A week long revival will start Sunday at the same church.
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George McDonald
Walter M. Briggs
Star City
Royal Centre Baptist Church
Yeomen to Banquet Election Meeting at A I Hall
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold a meeting Monday evening at 7 o'clock in the A I Hall. All members are urged to attend as officers will be elected followed by a banquet.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Iron arrives for Baptist church cornerstone delayed to July
Structural iron for the new Baptist church has arrived and is being fast placed on the grounds. Due to the iron delay the cornerstone laying was postponed and will be held in the first part of July.
Baldwin Tax Case Special Session Considered
A special judge could be hired at five dollars per day to convene a circuit court session during vacation. The aim is to try the Baldwin delinquent case, a process expected to span several weeks.
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Circuit Court
Socialist John W Kelly to Speak at Court House
Marion prominent Socialist John W Kelly will address a public audience tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the court house.
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John W. Kelly
Marion
Tomorow
Court House
Ordered Out of Town John Stewart Arrested for Intoxication
John Stewart was arraigned in Judge S. G. Gifford's court after a last night arrest on a charge of intoxication. He was fined $1 and costs with the sentence suspended because he left town.
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John Stewart
S. G. Gifford
Motorcycle Collision Injures Boy on Broadway
Harry Parker of Spear street struck a boy at the corner of Pearl street while riding west on Broadway this morning. Parker slowed for an eastbound car as buggies waited. the boy darted from in front of the motorcycle and was knocked down, escaping serious harm. The motorcycle was badly damaged but Parker survived the incident.
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Spear Street
Peart
Parker
Pearl Street
Tax Repayment Fight by Royal Centre Farmers
W H Kra mer and Will Goodrich asked the Logans fort board of equalization to adjust taxes on farm land and personal property inside Royal Centre. They argue town taxes overstate farm values and hope personal property is taxed at township rate of 1.98 per 100 rather than 3.42. Other nearby farmers may join in seeking similar relief.
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Royal Centre
W. H. Kramer
Will Goodrich
Board of Equalization
Logansfort
Change of venue denied in Heilman v Crawford case
Judge John S. Larry refused to grant a change of venue in the Heilman versus Crawford action seeking 2500 for alleged malicious prosecution. Heilman of Wabash was arrested in Tipton on Crawford’s complaint over rented guns not returned. case later dropped. The day also saw guardianship rulings, a divorce with custody, and estate reports accepted.
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Heilman
Wabash
Crawford
Tipton
John S. Larry
Mabel Campbell
John W. Jenkins
Andrew B. Kennel
Jenkins
Interurban Car Turned on Side in Kokomo Injury Toll Grows
An LU traction car bound for Kokomo toppled at Washington and Wabash Streets injuring five passengers with two likely fatally hurt. Motorman Leo Smith of Tipton and conductor Bert Heisenberger of Marion survived. Oil on the street greased tracks caused braking failure before the curve. Injured include W. R. Jones of Marion unconscious. Lee Herschfelt of Chicago internally hurt. Fanny Dean of Kokomo cut by glass. Mary Stanley of Galveston cut. Morris Ashley of Galveston with a fractured arm.
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Kokomo
Washington and
Wabash
Leo Smith
Tipton
Bert Heisenberger
Marion
Scious
Lee Herschfelt
North
Albany Street
Chicago
Fanny Dean
Mary Stanley
Galveston
Ind
Morris Ashley
Tramp Starts Fire In Vacant Front Street House
A tramp sleeping in a vacant house at 210 Front Street reportedly lit a pipe, starting a fire on an old mattress. The blaze began around 2 a.m. and the fire department responded. damage described as slight.
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Front Street
Hay Prices Rise Amid Poor Crops This Year
Timothy hay sells from 20 to 22 dollars per ton in the city while clover hay brings 15 to 16 dollars. Traders attribute the higher costs to poor crops, with expectations that prices may rise further.
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Timothy
Miss Pauline Never Visits Deer Creek Relative
Miss Pauline Never visits her aunt Mrs. W. C. Platt at 1113 George Street and Mrs. Charles Hopkins on Eeleventh Street during a familiar local trip.
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Pauline Never
Deer Creek
W. C. Platt
George Street
Charles Hopkins
Eeleventh Street
Sunday Schools Form Athletic League For City Churches
Representatives from eight Protestant Sunday schools met at the Y M C A and formed the Sunday School Athletic League to promote athletic competition, right living, and growth of Sunday schools. A. J. Martin was elected president with B C Jenkines as vice president and T E Dutton as secretary treasurer. Committees were named for playground baseball, general baseball, and tennis.
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Sunday School Athletic League
P. A. Leonhart
A. J. Martin
B. C. Jenkines
T. E. Dutton
Playground
C. B. Stuffey
Donald Herrell
A. J. Marti
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Broadway M. E
West Side Presbyterian
J. F. Guard
English Lateran
Frank Beroth
Baptist
J. S. Findlay
Market Street M. E
Donald Herrett
Ninth Street Christian
Publicity Arouses Fleming in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Indiana June 24 Senator Stephen B Fleming complains he is getting too much publicity and has not yet decided whether to appear at Allen county W C T U Fourth of July event to talk on The Operation of the Proctor Law. The group defends inviting a liquor man to speak and seeks fair treatment for all speakers.
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Fleming
Allen County
Exiles Welcomed by Indianapolis Chicago Hoosiers in Grand Homecoming
About 250 members of the Indiana Society of Chicago arrived in Indianapolis for a cheering welcome by the Come-On-Home society. The procession through train sheds and to the Claypool hotel drew crowds as bands played and citizens escorted exiles. The Hoosier Handbook and songbooks prepared humorously by Chicago leaders accompanied the travelers aboard the afternoon train from Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Socity of
Chicago
Chicago Society
Union Station
Illlnois Street
Claypool Hotel
Indiana Sociey
S. Gilbreath
Leonard Schafer
South East Street
W. H. Hobson
Dearborn
Literary Lights
George Ade
State Line
Burnham’s
Indiana
Dyer
James Whitcomb Riley
Gold Road Sold Year Ago Friday Promises for Future of Cass County Line
One year after the C C L railway sale at Richmond to Carl Remington and partners representing Chesapeake & Ohio, massive improvements are planned. The former Great Central system line links Cass County to Indianapolis and Chicago, converging toward an anticipated Straight Line overhaul and new ownership promising a major Indiana corridor to the Great Lakes and Atlantic seaboard.
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Richmond
Carl Remington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Pere Marquette
Russell Harding
New York
Indiana Road
James P. Goodrich
Federal Court
Indiana
Middle West
Great Lakes
Queen City
Atlantic Seaboard
Women Union Label League elects officers and convention host
Birmingham Alabama chosen as the next convention site by the Woman's Union Label League after bids from New York Chicago San Francisco Buffalo Evansville and Rochester. New officers include President Miss Anna Fitzgerald first vice president Mrs. O P Smith second vice president Mrs H C Stanley third vice president Mrs M Hardy and fourth vice president Mrs C E Drake with Secretary Treasurer Mrs Anna B Fields also reelected.
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Woman's Union
League
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Buffalo
Evansville
Rochester
Anna Fitzgeral
O. P. Smith
Logansport
Ind
H. C. Stanley
Louisville
M. Hardy
Massillon
C. E. Drake
Beaumont
Texas
Anna B. Fields
Elwood
Police seek John Hoyt in cross city missing case
Indianapolis police received a letter from John Hoyt’s wife asking searches for the missing man who disappeared from his home after a sun stroke. She states he may have come to this city, as he has been here several times before and left behind four children.
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Indianapolis
John Hoyt
Labor Assembly to Elect Officers Tomorrow
The Trades and Labor Assembly meets Sunday at 10 o clock at Labor hall. All delegates are urged to attend for the election of officers. The Labor day committee will meet immediately after the adjournment.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor Hall
Labor Day Committee
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River
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Singer
Baldwin
Gusbursts
Fverett True
Yahotruck Motorcycle
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Harry Park
Neilman
Bruno F. Heilman
I. N. Crawford
Action de
George W.hiser
George Cecil
Millie Graft
Charles Graft
Minnie Potthoff
Christian A. Potthoff
Ella Pomeroy
Edward L. Pomeroy
W. R. Jones
Marion, Ind
Fort Wayne, Ind
Stephenb
Delphi
Tion Committee
Action&s
Gold Road
Mrs. Smith
Birmingham
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