Whitecaps Split Series After 10 4 Loss and Win
Logansport and Huntington split results as Romaine belted two home runs and two singles for Whitecaps while Logansport struggled to string hits. Lafayetteroared ten runs, and Saturday Logansport overwhelmed Lafayette 44 to 0 with Burke on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romaine
Logansport
Lafayette
Burke
Duggan
Bace
Logansport Nh
O. Treland
Thomas A
Williams
Davis
Poland
Smith
Troutman
Miller
Purke
Lafayette R. H
Wilson
Lambert
Woody
Conners
Chapple
Man
Mille
Chap
Comingore
Ireland
Chapley Miller
Kimariins
Prof Knouff Accepts Tacoma High School Post
Prof Cyrus W. Knouff and family visit Logansport as he departs for Tacoma Washington to assume the principalship of Tacoma High School. Earlier, he was offered Shortridge High School in Indianapolis. his career included posts at Kokomo, Wabash, and Richmond high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma, Wash
Shortridge School
Cyrus W. Knouff
Hughes Knouff
Charles E. Hale
Professor Knouff
Tacoma
Wash
Logansport
Knowff
Clarendon, In
University of Chicago
Kokomo
Wabash High School
Richmond
Married in St. Joseph Quietly for Bottling Works Bride
B Enyart of the bottling works married Dorothy Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs William Brewer near Spencer park at St Joseph Michigan. The couple planned the ceremony on a Panhandle excursion from Chicago, then were married by boat in St Joseph and will return to this city to reside after a brief Chicago visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Enyart
Dorothy Brewer
William Brewer
Spencer Park
St. Joseph
Mich
Young
Miss Brewer
Chicago
Sheriff in Business Takes Over Columbia Hotel
Sherif Sanders of Winamac, term ending this year, becomes proprietor of the Columbia hotel near the Panhandle station. He has placed Port Enyart in charge of the hotel and bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Sanders
Winamac
Columbia Hotel
Panhandle Station
Port Enyart
Man Charged With Robbery After Restaurant Larceny
William A. Scott, night counterman at the Rinehart and Loop restaurant on Third Street, was arrested in Converse by the town marshal on a theft charge after cash missing from the restaurant register. Earlier, Scott faced assault charges from his wife, which were dismissed, and the proprietors accusing him of larceny urged a court hearing. Scott, a former Panhandle brakeman, previously left the city after a domestic dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Converse
Morris
Scott
Panhandle
Wabash
Mission School Attendance by local ladies at Winona Lake
Mrs J W Guard Mrs C W Graves and Mrs A J Martin traveled to Winona Lake this morning to attend the summer school of missions now in session. The school serves the northwest district comprising Ohio Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Guard
C. W. Graves
A. J. Martin
Winona Lake
Summer School of Missions
Northwest
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Broadway Property Owners to Decide Pavement
A meeting of all Broadway property owners will be held Tuesday evening in the north court room at o o clock to determine the type of pavement to be laid on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
North Court Room
What Became of Parker at Nelson Theatre Tonight
Play at Nelson offers a farce for St Joseph Hospital fundraiser. Cast features top city talent after six weeks of rehearsals with fast paced action. Ticket sales have been strong and attendance expected to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Nelson Theatre
St. Joseph Hospital
Pure Food Inspector Charges Stern with Unsanitary Meat
Abe Stern a Third street butcher was charged by State Pure Food Inspector Fred W. Tucker with producing meat under unsanitary conditions. He was acquitted by a six man jury after evidence at the slaughter house west of the city. A J Jenkines defended Stern. Jurors were John Winters Charles A Shaff Frank Brice Earl Stewart J Albert Clarke and Willard Billiott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Stern
Third Street
Fred W. Tucker
Stern
Inspector Tucker
Tucker CIA
A. J. Jenkines
John Winters
Charles A. Shaff
Frank Brice
Earl Stewart
J. Albert Clarke
Willard Biliott
Campbell Still Operating After Fire
Campbell, whose laundry burned last week, remains in business and will continue operations with regional cooperation until his plant is rebuilt. Insurance adjusters assess the ruins as rebuilding work is planned once their review completes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Peru
Kokomo
New Bar Member Ernest Wilkins Admitted to Cass County Bar
Ernest R. Wilkins of this city has been admitted as a member of the Cass county bar. He recently returned from school where he graduated with high honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Wilkins
Cass County
Wilkins
Court Clears Dismissed Indictments In Cass Circuit
Judge John S. Larry halted seven old indictments in Cass circuit court. Eli Rauch, already serving 1 to 14 years for burglary, had an indictment dropped. James Slagle, accused of false pretenses, was quashed after a prior acquittal. Other dismissals included assaults, liquor sales, trespass, and bigamy involving Louella H Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Circuit Court
John
Larry
Eli Rauch
King Drill Works
Panhandle
James Slagle
Slagle
David Rush
Charles Gaby
Eliza Evans
Louella H. Ryan
Children Placed with Orphans and Guardians in Cass County
In the juvenile court Judge John S. Larry ordered William Smiths four children Ada L Lester C Eveline S and Charlies E Smith to the Cass County Orphans Home. Gertrude Kahler was turned over to the board of children's guardians for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
John S. Larry
Ada, L
Lester C
Eveline S
Charlies E. Smith
Cass County Orphans’ Home
Gertrude Kahler
Board of Children's Guardians
Cass County Historical Society Plans July 6 Meeting
Members are urged to attend the annual election of officers and to arrange the mid summer picnic at the Cass County Historical Society gathering on Wednesday evening July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Historical Society
Winter Stung by Fraudulent Check at Elias Winter Shoe Store
A smooth suspect, who fled after cashing a fake $15 check at First National Bank, took $11.50 in shoes and change from Elias Winter & Son. Police chase leads to a man who used the alias J B Duckworth and may be the same person who defrauded Harry Weber and Richard Twells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Winter & Son
Hame
J. B.duckworth
First National Bank
Harry Weber
Pearl Street
Weber
Willard Bates
J. B. Duckworth
Winter
Winters
Richard Twells
Republican Township Ticket Chosen at Bel township meeting
Delegates at the Bel township GOP gathering in Elks hall elected a township ticket. J. G. Powell chaired. Justice of the Peace nominees: Harry Keller and George W. Nichols from first and second wards, plus M. C. Bebee from the fifth ward. Constables named: William R. Winters, BE. W. Anderson, and Abraham Miller of the fifth ward. Township Advisory Board: Charles W. Harmes first ward, T. G. Wilson fifth ward, Samuel Hart second ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Tow Hip ‘Gonvénsion
Elks’ Hall
J. G. Powell
Justices of the Peace
Harry Keller
George W. Nichols
M. C. Bebee
William R. Winters
BE. W. Anderson
Abraham Miller
Fifth Ward
Charles W. Harmes
T. G. Wilson
Samuel Hart
J A Brooks Dies Alone After Moving From City
J A Brooks a former local poultry dealer known for extensive shipments died in Chicago morgue. He and his wife separated years ago. his only known relatives are in Fort Wayne where his son works for a paving company. Superintendent Morris notified Ryan Undertaking of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morris
Ryan Undertaking and Embalming Company
Cottage Grove Avenue
Chicago
J. A. Brooks
Brooks
Beyer Bros
Broadway
Ft. Wayne
John
Ft. Waynes Paving
Morris
Death in field stirs mystery near Miami county
D S Lavengood a Miami county farmer was found dead in a field with a crushed skull. The coroner has not yet determined if foul play caused the death or if a horse kick was the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Lavengood
Miami County
First Arrest for Violating Liquor Laws Sparks Attention
Martin McHale of Third Street saloon was arrested for liquor law violations including serving during unlawful hours. He pleaded guilty and was fined $10 plus costs in police court. John Dowling of Kokomo faced multiple charges after resisting arrest. he paid $10 and costs. Carl Spilman received 20 days in jail after a Saturday assault case. John Rinehart paid $1 and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McHale
Third Street
Me.Hale
Thomas Morris
McHale
George A. Custer
Kokomo
Captain Skelton
Vince
Carl Spilman
Gifford
Johnson
John Rinehart
Dunkle Family Reunion Attended by Many Local Guests
A pleasant reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dunkle's North Sixth street home drew a large group. Attendees included B. F. Dunkie, Lee and Lillie Miller, A. Harrison and family, Levi Shafoose, William Dunkle and relatives from nearby towns, with S. P. Dunkle and relatives from Greenville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Dunkle
North Sixth Street
S. P. Dunkle
Greenville, CO
B. F.dunkie
Lee Miller
A. Harrison
Levi Shafoose
William Dunkle
Earl
John Miller
Dorothy Garst
Harry Shaver
Anna
Margaret Dunkle
Lillie Miller
Frank Dunkle
Marion Dunkle
J. Bi. Shaver
J. A. Dunkle
Greenville
Anna Edwards
Arcanum
Harry Dunkle
Terre Haute
Fall Fatal At Longcliff Inmate Dies After Fall
Washington Hughes aged sixty eight, inmate at Longcliff for eighty days, died Saturday night from injuries from a fall two months earlier. He struck the back of his neck, injured his spine, recovered briefly, then fell ill and died. Remains were shipped to Goshen for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hughes
Longcliff
Hughes
Goshen
Guests at Indiana society picnic wear blue socks
Victor Wise and Glen Forgy attended George Ade's Indiana society picnic at Hazenden farm Saturday. About a hundred guests wore blue socks in response to Ade's request that colored footwear be worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wise
Glen Forgy
Indiana Society
Hazenden
George Ade
Ade
Small Fire Sparks at Stoltz Home Stages Minor Damage
A noontime fire at the Stoltz residence on State and A streets started by a gasoline stove leak. The window casing burned and total damages are expected under five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoltz
State
Voeis Miller Reunion Attended at Lake Maxinkuckee
Mr and Mrs J F Stewart Charles Stewart Mr and Mrs Charles Miller Mr and Mrs Charles English Miss Edith Funk and Joe Bury traveled to Lake Maxinkuckee yesterday to attend the Voeis Miller reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4. Stewart
Charles Stewart
Charles Miller
Charles English
Edith Funk
Joe Bury
Lake Maxinkuckee
Voeis-Miller
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Huntington
Orwo
L. Pet. Lafayette
Prof. Knoufe
Pacific Coast
Trades Assembly
A.O
Eahs Conia Ks
Chappel
Logan-port
H.A.O. EF. Iheland
Fleming, Rf
Oe Thomas
Palpmd
J. L. Merz
Cigarmakers’ Union
Dora Smith
Woman's Union Label League
O. P. Smith
Unnion
A. Halstead
Tailors’ Union
E. J. James
Barbers’ Union
Carl Schoenr
Case
Paine
Burke and
Flem
ST. Joe
Merz President Trades Assembly
Sheriff
Arizona
New Mexico
W. A. Scott
William A. Scott
Nelson
Are Stern
Tucker
State Pure Food
NEW Bar
Luella Ryan
Annual Historical Meeting
Henry Weber
Republican
Dunkle Reunion
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