Democrats Here Are Perplexed by Watterson Hint
Local Democrats in Logansport discuss Col. Watterson of the Louisville Courier-Journal who teased that a stronger man than Bryan may seek the presidential nomination and might be from the midwest. Names like Garg Johnson McGregor and Gov. Hanly are floated amid speculation.
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Col. Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Logansport
William Jennings Bryan
Alleghenies
Potomac River
Watterson
Lmne
Watterkon
A. G. Jenkines
Democrat Central Committee
Garg Johnson
Minnesota
Squire Reid
Squing
Frank V
Democratic Centra’? Committee
Lincoln
John C. McGregor
Abe
Custer
Cass County
George W. Cann
Gov. Hanly
Green bag pest damages oats across Cass county
The green bag pest, blamed for ruining oats and wheat in western states and several Indiana counties, has appeared in Cass county. Farmer John Rowe found it in his oats field and says the insect ruins kernels by turning stalks thin. Ex-Postmaster Moss reports similar oats damage nearby.
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Indiana
Cass County
John Rowe
Reek Road
Postminster Moss
Rowe
Miller Family Reunion Set for Voreisgrove Argos
The Miller family and relatives plan their annual reunion in Voreisgrove Argos next Sunday. About 150 attended last year and many more are expected. Attendees from this city include Mr and Mrs James Stuart and children and Mr and Mrs C B Miller of 1121 Market street with Mrs Miller serving as secretary.
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Miller
Voreisgrove
Argos
James Stuart
C. B. Miller
Market Street
Loaded Cigar Incident At Stag Cigar Store
A rowdy gathering at the Stag cigar store ended with a loaded cigar exploded. A revolver discharged causing smoke to fill the room and scattering the man’s moustache and cigar shreds across the floor. The crowd then dispersed to watch Sam.
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Stag Cigar Store
Sam
Winding Up of Gory Estate Reveals Family Fortune Losses
Final estate report shows the Cory family fortunes decimated by rapid spending. Isaac N Cory and Harry Cory are both dead, leaving a net one third to the father and two thirds to the son from their mother Elizabeth Cory. The money was reportedly squandered amid lawsuits and suspicions of robbery.
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Harry Cory
Isaac N. Cory
Elizabeth Cory
Harry
Martin McHale
Merning
Larry
Jordan Hecht
Heenat
Ben
Grien
Innderown
Baptist Brotherhood Enjoys Evening Program at Church
About forty members gathered for a Baptist Brotherhood entertainment in the lecture room. A luncheon was served by the young ladies. Rev. R H Rake of Denver spoke on The Fellowship of Man in place of Rev. Kyver of Peru. The G A R quartet and soloists provided musical selections.
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The
Baptist Brotherhood
Civen
Leeture
R. H. Rake
Denver
Death by Own Action at Family Farm
James Becker was found dead yesterday in the barn at his home near Young America. He disappeared after leaving to mow fence corners and was discovered by his wife and daughter. death by own action stemmed from melancholy. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Carl Leedy of Logansport and Clyde Becker of Young America.
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James Becker
Young America
Becker
Carl Leedy
Logansport
Clyde Becker
James Watson
Loneclif
Hear
Shanaman
Peru
Watson
Longsiff
Asyla
Thingse
Pathfinders to Hold Memorial Exercises Next Sunday
The Pathfinders schedule their annual memorial exercises for next Sunday. A recent meeting had poor turnout due to weather and no arrangements were made. Members may meet at the cemetery to decorate. Lodge officers to be installed next Tuesday night with E. A. Tucker traveling to Maren to install them.
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Pathfinders
Cxemetery
E. A. Tucker
Maren
T. E. Smith Visits New Market on Vandalia Business
T. E. Smith, chief train dispatcher on the Vandalia, is in New Market today on official business. His movements and possible discussions with local officials are not disclosed.
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T T. E. Smith
Auto Parade for July 4th in Northern Indiana
The Cass County Automobile Association plans a July 4 auto parade at Riverside Park forming at 11 a.m. It will tour downtown streets with decorated machines and no speeding. If all of the roughly one hundred local autos join, it will be the biggest event of its kind seen in northern Indiana.
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Cass County Automoiive Aesociation
Indiana
C. H. Binns
Fred Taft
Hetherington
Riverside Park
Restaurant Inspector Checks Local Eateries For Cleanliness
State inspector Tucker visits Richardson's on Broadway between Fifth and Sixth, inspecting from front door to back yard. He notes cleanliness issues, offers advice on meat and milk storage, and posts a card marking the restaurant as inspected and found all right. He plans further visits to other restaurants.
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Slax
Racer
Hte
Tucker
Stae
Richardson's
Broadway
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Richardson
Dykeman to Give $100000 for Local Hospital Plan
The press reports Judge Dykeman confirmed a $100,000 bequest for a new hospital in Logansport Indiana. The sum is to be donated at his death with no strings attached, enabling a major hospital facility without local fundraising.
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Chaige DB Pykeman
Psus Magee
Fes
Logansport
Indiana
St.oseph
Judge Dykeman
Iis
Udge Dykkeman
Loganssort
Logansort
Logansport Industrial Association
Deweese Guilty in Liquor Law Violation at Police Court
Deweese, a bartender for Martin McHale, was found guilty of selling liquor on Sunday and fined 25 dollars plus costs. He appealed to the circuit court. Four Indianapolis men provided evidence for the prosecution, while the defense challenged the affidavit on a technicality. The judge upheld the affidavit and convicted Deweese, with further appeals planned if needed.
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Deweese
Martin McHale
Larry & Mahoney
Diruit Court
Indianapolis
Bligh
Red Men to Peru With 150 Members on Special Cars
One hundred fifty Red Men will travel on two special cars to Peru Sunday to honor a deceased member and support the local Red Men lodge. The Elks band will accompany the group, with cars departing at 1 p m. Tickets are sold at Harry Ward's shoe store, now an agency for Red Men dues. July 25 will see thirty five candidates admitted to the lodge.
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Peru
Elks’ Band
Harry Ward
Red Met
Coroner Morgan to verdict in Panhandle air brake death
Coroner Miller will deliver a verdict tomorrow on the death of Spencer Wilkinson, air brake inspector. Wilkinson was killed when an air pipe detached from an outgoing Panhandle train. the coroner finds the railroad company potentially responsible and cites the need for adequate supplies.
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Mike
Spencer Wilkinson
Panhandle
Wilkinson
Millar
Elias Wildermuth Heads to Gary to Reunite with Sons
Elias Wildermuth of Star City travels to Gary where his sons Harry and Ora reside. All are described as well known in the community.
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Elias Wildermuth
Star City
Gary
Harry
Ora
Culver Military Academy Bands Pursue Jamestown Shows
Professor Wilson of Culver Military Academy gathered men and boys in the city to form two bands for the Jamestown exposition this summer. He will return for contracts with musicians promising paid air and trip expenses covered.
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Prof. Wilson
Culver Military Academy
Wes
Academy
Watts
Aks
Jamestown
Local man fears blood poisoning after nail injury
Steve Shiani of Kokome Pike two miles south suffers a deep nail wound while building a fete. Doctors fear blood poisoning may develop as infection risks rise from the injury.
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Steve Shiani
Kokome Pike
Viewers Appointed for Cass Carroll County Road
Commissioners from Carroil and Cass counties met to discuss the Cass Carroll county road improvement. Viewers appointed to inspect and report include Charles Cobel of Carrett county, Joe Vernon, and Charles Spry of Cass county.
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Carroil County
Cass County
Cass-Carrell County
Hine Road
Charles Cobel
Carrett County
Joe Vernon
Charles Spry
R. R. M. C. A. Shop Meeting Tomorrow Noon
The R. R. M. C. A. plans a shop meeting at Western Motor Works tomorrow at noon. Steve Boyer is slated to speak. Special: unknown details.
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The
Western Motor Works
Steve Boyer
Painter Injured After Scaffold Fall Near Town
A painter named Eltzroth fell about twenty feet from a scaffold while painting a house six miles south of town in Washington township. The scaffold board broke, injuring his spine and causing suspected internal injuries. He was taken to Dr Ballard’s office for treatment.
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Washington Township
Eltzroth
Ballard
Ventriloquist Scares Mourners At Denton Funeral
Samuel Johnson a ventriloquist from Wilmington caused panic at a Denton Maryland funeral by making the coffin seem to speak Let me down easy The startled mourners fled and pallbearers dropped the casket He faced disorderly conduct and malicious mischief charges and was held on bail He vows no future cemetery performances.
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Denton
Samuel Johnson
Adlivion
Wilmington
Green family returns from California visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green and their son Fred returned from Long Beach California this afternoon after a one month visit. They visited Mrs. Purcell and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferri and reported that local people there were in good health.
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Charles Green
Fred
Longe Beach
Cal
Purcell
Joseph Ferri
Eoud Health
Visiting Sister Gerresina in Quincy Visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph Lintz and family and Mr and Mrs Thomas Goss travel to Quincy for a visit with Sister Geresina formerly Miss Mary LeSert of this city. Sister Geresina is a sister of Mrs Lintz and Mrs Ross.
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Joseph Lintz
Thomas Goss
Quincy
Geresina
Mary LeSert
Birs. Lintz
Ross
County Leaders Tour New L. and L. Line Improvements
County commissioners rode a special car this afternoon to inspect improvements on the new L. and L. line. The survey covered track work up to Clymers.
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Clymers
Leonard Herrick Wins Judgment in Local Court
Leonard Herrick received a judgment for $20 in Squire Peid's court yesterday afternoon against U.S. A. Anderson.
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Leonard Herrick
Squire Peid
U.S. A. Anderson
Bomb Attack Rocks Tiflis Center
Ten bombs exploded in the crowded center of Tiflis on June 26 causing multiple deaths and injuries. Authorities reported a brutal blast in the heart of the city with extensive property damage and panic among residents.
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Tiflis
Russia
Resignations at Bligh Wholesale House and Murdock Hotel
Miss Mary Welch, the Bligh wholesale house bookkeeper, resigns to take a bookkeeper post at The Inn, a large summer hotel at Lake Wawassee. John Carson, a clerk at the Murdock, also leaves to become chief clerk at the same hotel.
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Mary Welch
Bligh Wholesale House
Lake Wawassee
Tnn
John Carson
Murdock
Labor Day Committee Meeting Tonight
A Labor Day committee will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the city building office of Judge A. H. Savith. All members are urged to be present as important business will be conducted.
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Jwuge A. H. Savith
Women to Decorate Graves at Path Finder Lodge
The floral committee of Path finder lodge Mrs. Cora Marshall Mrs. J. L. Tavier and Mrs. Oberla will decorate the graves of nine departed members next Sunday afternoon.
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Pathfinder Lodge
Cora Marshall
J. L. Tavier
Oberla
Wil
Snyder Back On Duty After February Injury
Charles Snyder, a city streetcar employee, returned to work this morning after being sidelined last February when his car struck a team and drag belonging to Harry Hazeltire.
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Charles Snyder
Harry Hazeltire
Dudy
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Rufus Magee
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Tin Star
Garrell
Cass
Painter Falls
R. D. Eltzroth
Rom Grave
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Charles
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