Borges Release Hinted In East Prison Swindle Case
A friend of Ford Borges received a letter saying he will be released from prison next month. Borges was linked to the Ubero plantation swindle with William D. Owen and others, tried in Boston and imprisoned for misconduct. His wife obtained a Cass county divorce, and Borges did not contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borges
Ford Borges
William D. Owen
Ubero
Boston
Mass
Andy Wirwahn
Cass
Indianapolis
Luther League Delegates Open Three Day Convention
The Indiana Luther League fourteenth annual convention opens this evening at Holy Trinity English Lutheran church in South Bend with Miss Lodema Wener giving the welcome. E A Haas of Lafayette will respond and Rev F E Dressel will deliver the sermon. Several speakers including Rev W S Sigmund Rev W J Seiberling Rev Luther J Smith and Miss Winona Herrick will present papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dock
Pauline Vance
South Bend
Indiana Luther League
Young People's Society
English Lutheran Church
Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church
Lodema Wener
E. A. Haas
Lafayette
State Society
FE. A. Dressel
Elkhart
Marie Hansen
Indianapolis
W. S. Sigmund
Luther Kuhns
Omaha
Neb
The
Luther League of America
W. J. Seiberling
Mulberry
Luther J. Smith
Goshen
Mishawaka
Hansen
Martin A. Meier
Lakeville
Mr. Smith
Elizabeth Duhme
Batesville
Mr. Meier
A. J Sommer
Otterbein
Wrist Gash From Broken Bottle Slows Local Ball Game
Charles Malott of 627 Chicago street suffered a severe wrist cut Sunday while sliding to base when his wrist struck a broken bottle. A local physician sewed the wound.
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Charles Malott
Chicago Street
Malott
Fishermen Reel In Four and Half Pound Wabash Bass
Ralph Bernham and Austin Jackson report catching a four and a half pound bass in the Wabash River near Longceliff on Sunday.
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Ralph Bernham
Austin Jackson
Wabash River
Longceliff
Fair Golfers Come in August Championship
Indiana Golf Association hosts the state women’s championship at Logansport Country Club August 24 25 and 26 with qualifying rounds medal play and match play. Prizes include the association cup and best net and gross scores. Driving and putting contests award prizes from the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zansport
Indiana Golf Association
Lagansport Country Club
Two Men Fined After City Court Arraignment
Glenn Clinger and Frank Campbell were arraigned on assault and battery and profanity charges. Clinger was found not guilty of assault but fined for profanity after a dispute over glasses. Campbell pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid a fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Clinger
Frank Campbell
Clinger
Campbell
Billy Sunday to be at Logansport
Savannah News reports Billy Sunday the baseball evangelist held meetings in Toledo before health inspectors ordered cleaning and disinfection. They cited four weeks without brooming and remnants of stale lunches throughout the tabernacle, noting disregard for sanitary laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Billy Sunday
Toledo
Tabernacle
ELOPERS MARRY IN HIDDEN DANVILLE TRIP
Forest Riser and Inza Goff, both of this city, wed quietly in Danville Illinois last Saturday. They left here Friday at noon headed for Logansport but went on to Danville. No opposition arose and the couple planned a light surprise for friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MonticeNo
Blocher Appeals Forged Check Conviction
Charles Blocher through attorney Frank Guthrie filed in Cass circuit court an appeal of a guilty verdict for passing a forged check. He alleges double jeopardy and illegal conviction and sentence. He remains in jail due to bond default while awaiting the supreme court’s review about a year hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blocher
Frank V. Guthrie
Cass Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Blocher
Local suits filed in Cass circuit court
William Beshear sues Jay and Jess M. Timmons for 500 on account and a promissory note. Joseph P. Gray sues John W. Kistler and Son for 75. The cases of Peter Neff versus Jacob Higley et al and Nellie G. Ewick versus Frederick W. Senger et al. are venued to Cass circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beshear
Jay
Jess M. Timmons
Joseph P. Gray
John W. Kistler and Son
Peter Neff
Jacob Higley
Nellie G. Ewick
Frederick W. Senger
Cass
Garbage officers arrest two men over city waste rules
Affidavits charging violation of a city ordinance were filed against Sam Smith and Sam Rogers this morning by Charles Miller, city health officer. Rogers is charged with scattering garbage in the alley behind the Mur dock hotel, and Smith with collecting garbage without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Smith
Sam Rogers
Charles Miller
Rogers
Murdock Hotel
Smith
Apollo Lodge Elects Knights of Pythias Officers
Apollo lodge No. 62 Knights of Pythias met last night and elected officers including Chancellor commander E. C. Baker vice chancellor Augustus Minx prelate H. C. Johnson master at work Harry Fidler master at arms Edward Davis inner guard Harry Smith outer guard J. W. Abshire. Walton residents Abshire and B. F. Scroggs were named representatives to the grand lodge at Indianapolis in October W. G. Abshire and C. L. Stuart were also chosen as representatives following the election the members enjoyed a smoker.
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Apollo Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
E. C. Baker
Augustus Minx
H. C. Johnson
Harry Fidler
Edward Davis
Harry Smith
J. W. Abshire
W.G. Abshire
B. F. Scroggs
Walton
Indianapolis
C. L. Stuart
East End Saloon Keeper Abandons Summer Plan
Samuel DeHaven, a saloon keeper from East End, has abandoned his stated purpose of spending the summer on Kienly's island, ending his stay there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel DeHaven
East End
Kienly’s Island
Fort Wayne Diocese Announces Priest Assignments
Bishop Alerding releases June 30 reforms in the Fort Wayne diocese listing transfers for Rev. George Moorman to Logansport and Gustave Hottenroth to Goshen. Several other clergy moves include St. Martin Hanover Center St. Patrick Chesterton and Lowell, plus seven new priests named to assistant pastorates in Fort Wayne Anderson Lafayette and Logansport.
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Mt. Wayne
Ind
Alerding
Fort Wayne Catholic
George Moorman
St. Vincent's
Logansport
Father Crosson
Europe
Gustave Hottenroth
St. Mary’s Fort Wayne
Goshen
St. Joseph’s
Five year old burned by spilled carbolic acid in Jefferson Township
The five year old son of Mr and Mrs Everett Banta of Jefferson Township stepped through spilled carbolic acid on a floor after his mother left to fetch a rag. The child barefoot suffered severe foot burns and was treated by Dr J P Hetherington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Banta
Jefferson Township
Smallpox Quarantine Removed in Market Street Home
The smallpox quarantine on the home of Mrs. Jesse Bashore at 1961 Market Street has been lifted and the disease is now declared completely stamped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bashore
Market Street
Official Mail Catcher Test Set For Adamsboro Run
A government test of the Pomeroy mail catching device will be held tomorrow morning six miles east of the city near Adamsboro. A special train from Vandalia depot at 8 a.m. will carry the committee stockholders and guests to the test site. The inventor predicts government adoption after prior mixed results and tampering issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamsboro
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clyde M. Reed
Railway Mail Service
Indianapolis
Vandalia
Pomeroy
State Golf Meet Set for Richmond Country Club
Local players compete for the state championship at the Richmond Country club with events scheduled July 11 12 14 15 and 18. Representing clubs include Indianapolis area courses and many regional country clubs across Indiana.
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Richmond Country Club
Country Club
Highland Golf Club
Riverside Golf Club
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Country Club and Golf Club of
Marion
Anderson Country Club
Muncie
Kokome
Logansport Country Club
Methodist Picnic at Spencer Park in Market Street Church
The Market Street M E Church annual picnic is set for tomorrow afternoon at Spencer Park. A big supper will be served in the upper pavilion and games and contests will provide the amusements.
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Market Street
M. E
Spencer Park
Boy of Patrolman Liming Improves Slowly
The son of Patrolman Ed Liming, badly burned in a recent incident, shows gradual recovery and may be ready to go outside in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Liming
Minister of Justice Considers Napolitano Case for Commutation
The Daily Reporter petitions Earl Grey to commute Angelino Napolitano's death sentence, signed by 4 122 residents of Logansport and Cass County. Canadian justice minister Aylesworth replies delay, promising careful review and noting provocation will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelino Napolitano
The
Daily Reporter
Earl Grey
Canada
Logansport
Cass County
Alan B. Aylesworth
Sault Ste
Local Women Invited to Winona Summer Club Congress
An invitation is extended to the local Women's Progressive club to attend the Winona Women's Summer club congress in Winona on July 11 12 and 18. A fine program is planned with speakers including Grace Julian Clarke Indiana Federation of clubs president Vida Newman general federation secretary Olaf N Guldin household economics chair C H Barnard state chemist Lew G Ellingham Albion Fellows Bacon Cora Stanton Brown and others.
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Women's Progressive Club
Winona
Grace Julian Clarke
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Vida Newman
Olaf N. Guldin
General Federation
C. H. Barnard
Lew G. Ellingham
Albion Fellows Bacon
Cora Stanton Brown
Artesian Well Found At Quarries
While testing quarry depth a fine artesian well was found at 200 feet. A water jet runs about three feet above ground and the management notes water flows too freely and will require piping away.
Alleged speedster arrested on Broadway
Elmer Hoss was arrested this morning by bicycle patrolman Joseph Kroeger on a charge of violating the automobile speed limit. He was caught on Broadway near Eighteenth Street and is said to have been speeding about forty miles per hour.
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Elmer Hoss
Joseph Kroeger
Broadway
Eighteenth Street
High
Miles Street
Harry Thompson
D. C
Twentieth
Twenty-second Street
North Street
Julius F. Lienemann
Charles Barnes
Fifth Street
Benjamin Wright
Thomas
Nurse Falls From Tree While Picking Cherries
Mrs. A. S. Thomas, a local trained nurse, fell from a tree while gathering cherries yesterday and suffered bad bruises. A physician was summoned to treat her injuries.
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A. S. Thomas
Patrolman Resigns From City Police Force
Don Richeson resigns from the city police force. No successor appointed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Richeson
Tailors union elects officers and plans Labor Day parade
Edward Burns newly elected president of the Trades Assembly is noted as head of Tailors. Officers elected include Edwin Burns as president Frederick Hensel vice president Rebecca Vance secretary treasurer Sallie Horn corresponding secretary Edward Krantz sergeant at arms. Trustees named Edward Krantz Thomas Carney C H Kimmer. Arthur Halstead and Elmer Summers expelled. Labor Day parade planned with dignitaries in carriages. Labor Day committee meeting set for tomorrow at eight in Trades Assembly hall. Burns also elected president of the Trades and Labor Assembly Sunday.
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Edwin Burns
Frederick Hensel
Rebecca Vance
Sallie Horn
Edward Krantz
Thomas Carney
C. H. Kimmer
Arthur Halstead
Elmer Summers
Trades Assembly Hall
Burns
The
Trades and Labor Assembly
Property Owners object to house on Front Street
A petition signed by 23 Front Street property owners asks removal of the unsanitary house on lot 48 owned by W. W. Painton. The matter was referred to City Attorney John C. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Board of Public Works
W. W. Painton
John C. Nelson
Seven Bushels of Cherries From a Nine-Year-Old Tree
Abraham Greider of Rockfield reports a cherry tree nine years old yielding seven bushels of cherries this year. The note highlights productive home fruit trees in the community.
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Abraham Greider
Rockfield
Shaffer Improves After Stroke at Spencer Park
Frank Shaffer manager of the Star theatre who suffered a stroke at Spencer park Sunday night has regained the ability to whisper after twenty four hours in which he was speechless. He remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shaffer
Star Theatre
Spencer Park
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Daily Reporter Letter
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Tlain
A. B. Aylesworth
Edward Burns
Trades Assembly
Tailors
Tailors’ Union
Shaffer
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