Accordionist Dagostino Freed After Jazzing Indianapolis
Italian accordion player Dagostino faced a street obstruction charge after drawing a crowd along Pearl and Alabama streets. Police briefly detained him at headquarters where his music earned over five dollars and led the judge to release him. He said he travels to entertain and often plays for money.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dominico Dacostino
Jeucostino
Pearl
Alabama
Dagostina
Washington Street
Dagostino
Captain Asch
Monument Place
Dugan
Hostetter
Dagistino
Salvation Army
Detroit
Saengerband
Lover's Boldness Wins in Cleveland Kidnapping Tale
Special to the Reporter. Margaret Briggs resisted marriage to Charles Stofer who vowed to kidnap her. At Euclid Beach they staged a false abduction after which she escaped. Stofer confessed the plan and proposed again, and she accepted, forgiving him and continuing her music.
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Cleveland, O
Margaret Briggs
Charles Stoter
Stufer
Miss Briggs
Euclid Beach
Stoter
Miss
Stofer
Charley
Strawberry Scare How Hygienists Warn Of a Dangerous Fruit
Indianapolis June 26 Strawberries are blasted by hygienists as a dangerous food said to cause bad temper dizziness and irritability. Scientists claim three acids cause the effect with large berries judged worse than small ones and advise eating without cream or sugar and limited portions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Anoka Social and Farm News Updates
Seven Mile Ladies' Aid quilted for Mrs William Hopper. Ice cream social in Anoka earns good profits. Mr and Mrs W H Tucker and Rev J N Martin dined with W H and Mrs Phillips. Farmers busy haying plowing corn. Mrs Tharp of Denver Ind visiting Shaffer family. William McManus visits parents in Logansport. Myra Phillips visits Pearl auy. Wheat harvest begins late week. demand for workers high. C B Wilson renovations and addition. William Hopper improves farm house and fences. Elmer Greaser A J Shorts start wheat cutting. Mrs James Guy from Minneapolis visits Jefferson Guy. Mrs Elizabeth Louthan and Miss Milly Woodling visit Washburn. H G Warrick paints house. Hopper family called to New Waverly by illness.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Seven Mile
William Hopper
Anoka
W. H. Tucker
J. N. Martin
W. H
Phil
Tharp
Denver
Ind
P. K. Shaffer
William McManus
Longceliff
N. B. McManus
Myra Phillips
Pearl Auy
Elmer Greaser
A. J. Shorts
James Guy
Minneapolis
New Waverly
Williams
Field Meet Entries For Spencer Park July Fourth
A local Y M C A field meet at Spencer park on July Fourth will feature boys and first year college men. Entries include George Isbott, William Searight, Paul Bigler, Edwin Busjahn, George Hoffman, Fred Green, Elon Champe, Harry Sample, Harry Eisenbise, R Reeder, Edward Guerner, James Gamble in the 100 yard dash and more across 220, 440, 880 yard runs, shot put and high, broad jumps with numerous entrants from local teams.
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Spencer Park
George Isbott
William Searight
Paul Bigler
Edwin Busjahn
George Hoffman
Fred Green
Elon Champe
Harry Sample
Harry Eisenbise
R Reeder
Edward Guerner
James Gamble
S. Lafever
G. Elliott
G. Hoffman
W. Searight
H. Sample
Boyd McConnell
Fred McKinsey
E. Guerner
G. Eliott
Leo Reeder
B. McConnell
Carter McDonald
Fred Mc
Arthur Donaldson
Roth Keller
Bynum Cash
E.champe
Thomas Gillespie
E. Champe
Frankfort Man Struck by Auto Leaves Huffman Seriously Injured
Robert Huffman of Frankfort was struck by an automobile driven by Joseph Palmer and sustained serious injuries in the collision.
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Robert Huffman
Frankfort
Joseph Palmer
Auto Party Tests New Auburn Car With Kokomo Jaunt
Logansport newspaper men joined C. D. Billman on a long auto trip to Kokomo to test his new Auburn. The writers from each paper attended a dinner hosted by Billman after a smooth run through pleasant countryside. This was his third such outing since embracing the auto craze.
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Logansport
C. D. Billman
Kokomo
Billman
Biman
Series of accidents across the city during heat wave
A string of incidents includes crossing watchman Timothy Collins falling from a canal embankment and injured but expected to recover at home on Washington street. Mrs. G. F. Wheatley fainting in the heat, T. A. Lucy collapsing in sun, Benjamin Fettig eye injury prompting a trip to Indianapolis, a lightning shock to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman in Royal Center, Easterly Miller lacerating a hand unloading hay.
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Rious
Timothy Collins
Third
Canal Streets
Washington Street
G. F. Wheatley
West Side
T. A. Lucy
Benjamin Fettig
Panhandle
Indianapolis
Harry Coleman
Clarence
Royal Center
Easterly Miller
Clymers
Longcliff
Oklahoma Orders Express Rates Cut Amid Company Outcry
Oklahoma has ordered express rates reduced by 25 to 40 percent. Companies express indignation and say they cannot find words to convey their reaction.
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Oklahoma
State News Briefs Highlight Towns and Tragedies
Everett Mason of Oakland City at sixteen and 425 pounds is hailed as Indiana’s largest man. Frank Wilson of Wa bash collapses and dies on entering his shop. Mrs. N J Zoll of Hammond bitten while freeing a kitten from a rat trap, may not live. Benjamin Schneck, son of Senator Louis Schneck, joins Seymour school board. Earl Scoville, six, Noblesville, scalded to death by boiling kettle. James W Bush resigns as Mercantile Trust president in Evansville. Rockville high school contract let at 25000 dollars. Mrs John Hastings of Carthage ingests paris green in crisis, may not recover. Fred Ellis of Shelbyville faces trial for poisoning his wife. Obadiah Smith, Shelbyville farmer, overheated and in serious condition.
Coast defense maneuvers simulacrum in New York Bay
Four battleships and four cruisers were sunk in a mock battle off New York Bay during coastal defense maneuvers. Authorities say no real hostility existed and only blank rounds were fired, making the exercise a peaceful war game.
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New York Bay
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Indiana Union Traction Co
C. B. Wilson
Kinsey
Auto Party
Everett Mason
Oakland City
Indiana
Frank Wilson
Wabash
N. J. Zoll
Hammond
Benjamin F. Schneck
Louis Schneck
Seymour
Earl
Harry Scoville
Noblesville
James W. Bush
Mercantile Trust Company
Evansville
Rockville
John Hastings
Carthage
Paris Green
Fred A. Ellis
Shelbyville
Obadiah Smith
Nicke
National Biscuit Company
Broadway Street
George Bush
Wayfaring
Wilfred
Washburn
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