Rev Scoville Attacks Dowling Over The Pictures
Evangelist Rev Scoville denounces John E Dowling of the Dowl ing theatre for showing the Thaw pictures and questions the morals of those who attend. Dowling says neither Scoville nor any ministers have seen the images and invites them to attend a matinee. The piece notes three planned Sunday meetings and a women-only mass, with fifty converts reported last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowline
Scoville
Rev. Scoville
John. E. Dowling
Dowling Theatre
Dowling
Evangelist Scoville
Evangelist
Noah
Lot
Sodom
God
Pilate
Christ
Jesus
Evangelist Seoville
Ministerial Association
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Market Street M. E
Farmer John Ream Injured After Wagon Collision
John Ream a Clifton avenue farmer suffered a broken arm and multiple bruises when a frightened horse after loading corn cobs at Bishop elevator reared and knocked him down as a Vandalia train passed. He was carried to Moriarty home then returned to his own house by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ream
Clifton Avenue
Bishop Elevator
Moriarty
Allen Again Causes Trouble on Farm North of City
Sheriff Enyart was notified that George Allen returned to Lean der Young's farm five miles north on the Michigan road and refused to leave. Authorities plan to send Allen to Longcliff to prevent possible violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enyart
George Allen
Leander Young
Michigan Road
Young
Allen
Longcliff
Eight Divorce Cases Dismissed From Circuit Docket
Uncle Billy Jacks, circuit court record clerk, moved to prune a large backlog of unprosecuted divorce filings. Judge Larry granted dismissal of eight cases, including Myra D Parks vs Beecher D Parks and Eva M Burgman vs August G Burgman, plus others for want of prosecution as the docket grew heavy with dormant records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Larry
Myra D. Parks
Beecher D. Parks
Cera. B. Stout
Charles W. Stout
Eva M. Burgman
August G. Buregman
James Dickerson
Florence Dickerson
Laura M. Sharp
George L. Sharp
Cora D
Bell Company and Home Company Face Franchise Talks in Barnett Hotel
Stockholders and officials discuss a possible surrender of Bell Company franchise to Home Company after a meeting in Room 33 at the Barnett hotel. Bell representatives deny a formal negotiation while Home leaders note no Bell business here, amid speculation of a toll-line deal and shifted revenue shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maiden
Indianapolis
Home Company
Uhl
Bell
Home
Barnett
Home Men
Home Co
Trust
Bell Co
Shrdimeta
Bell Exchange
Porter Charles Reed Falls Down Elevator Shaft at Hotel
Charles Reed, a Bannett hotel porter, fell from the third floor into an open elevator shaft and landed on the elevator on the second floor. He was injured badly, with a badly hurt back, severe bruises, and a head gash. He was taken home by ambulance. doctors await assessment of possible fatal injuries. Reed had stepped toward the elevator intending to ride it down but misjudged the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
Barnett Hotel
Market Street
Walf & Tucker
J. W. Stewart
Reed
Diamond Ring Case Revived in Circuit Court
Ernest Hallabaugh and Mrs. Catharine Wissig are summoned to appear in circuit court on April 2 to disclose any property. The action stems from Celia Hill's diamond ring dispute, with Hill winning $20 and a bankruptcy filing by Hallabaugh. The Panhandle has $60 of Hallabaugh’s, pending court action to place funds in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erine Wissig
Celia Hill
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Miss Hill
Hallabaugh
Wissig
Panhandle
Hallahargh
Larry
Former Panhandle Conductor J. H. Button Dies in Mobile
J. H. Button aged 52, once a Panhandle conductor from this city, died Thursday morning in Mobile Alabama. He worked for the Mobile Advertiser at his death. Funeral services were held at Walf Tucker with interment at Mt. Hope. He leaves a half brother George H. Button and half sisters Mrs. J. Hayes and Miss Jessie Button of Indianapolis. Funeral postponed to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Button
Mobile
Ala
Mobile Advertiser
Walf & Tucker
Mt. Hope
George H. Button
J. Hayes
Jessie Button
Indianapolis
Richmond and Hamilton Traction Company Seeks Franchise
A new company named Richmond & Hamilton Traction Company has requested a franchise at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Richmond & Hamilton Traction Company
Richmond
Monster Oranges From California Delight Loganport
County commissioner J. F. Grable received a box of naval oranges from his wife who is visiting Long Beach California. The fruit is described as the largest seen in Logansport and friends enjoyed feasting on them. Mrs Grable will stay in California for several weeks and is enjoying the climate and good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Grable
Long Beach
Cal
Logansport
Mr. Grable
Plan to Celebrate as Logansport and Lafayette Line Reaches Delphi
Delphi rises for the first Logansport and Lafayette car with a band and speeches. Fifty years ago locals welcomed the Wa bash train, and officials of the line will ride the inaugural car in this anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Logansport
Lafayette
Eight Drown In Pottery Works Flood Disaster
Panic spread in Wheeling West Virginia as an explosion and fire at a flooded pottery works drove eight people from homes into water. Of the dead, seven were children or younger. three survived. In Forbach Germany a mine explosion killed seventy five miners and injured about twenty four others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Forbach
Germany
Ming
Here
Panhandle pay car arrival in city noted
The Panhandle pay car will arrive in this city at 2 o clock Monday afternoon, delivering payroll services to local workers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Attorneys Claim Judge Bias Prejudice in injunction hearing
Uhi's attorneys contend Judge Elliott may be biased due to his Kor kome origin near the former home of Attorney C. G. Shirley, who may assist Walters and Long. Another bid seeks Judge Claybaugh of Frankfort to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhi
Elliott
Korkomo
C. G. Shirley
Walters & Long
Judge Claybaugh
Frankfort
Child Lodged on Rapidly Rotating Farm Shaft
A four year old girl on the Walton area farm of William Munson was nearly killed when her clothing caught on a tumbling shaft powered by an old horse. Her arm broke near the shoulder and muscles were torn as she was wedged between shaft and ground until her father freed her. Doctors treated the injuries and dressed the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Munson
Walton
Neff
Stevens
Munson
Dobbins
Cass County Horticultural Society Names Department Heads
The Cass County Horticultural Society executive committee at the Library hall appointed department heads including Sociology, Economic and Industrial matters, Political matters, Science and Medicine, Art and Music, Biography and Necrology, Literature and Education, Military, and Civic matters. Nineteen charter members were listed and the first gift was a framed 1882 photograph of Rev. M. M. Post and wife from Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cass County Horticultural] Society
Caurches
Rodney Spam
S. B. Boyer
W. S. Wright
N. W. Cady
Will Berry
F. Loutham
D. P. Baldwin
D. M. Bender
George P. McKee
J. W. Ballard
M. M. Post
Infant burned death verdict clears Sheets parents
Coroner Miller rules the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Sheets died in an accident and that the couple is not at fault. Mrs. Sheets had taken extra care to keep matches away from the child and briefly left him unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Evan Sheets
Visit by Oregon couple after decades
Mr and Mrs William Bridge and daughter Loretta of Pleasant Home Oregon are visiting relatives in the city after forty years away. They formerly lived here and are back for the first time since moving to Oregon. They express amazement at the city's changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bridge
Loretta
Pleasant Home
Oregon
Anniversary of Dedication At Broadway M E Church
The first anniversary of the dedication of the Broadway M E church will be observed Monday night with a program and addresses by active members who helped build the church. Rev Hellopeter leads the event inviting the public to attend and view the church as they recall the old building and construction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellopeter
County Eighth Grade Examinations Report
The county examination for eighth grade pupils was held today with thirty nine students at the Commercial College. About two hundred pupils in total participated across venues including Twelve Mile Me tea Royal Center Shady Nook Clay Clymers Young America Lucerne Lincoln Callaway New Waverly Onward Walton and Center school houses. High scorers gain eligibility for local or county high schools and top performers may enter any school in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial College
Haas
Twelve Mile
Metea
Royal Center
Shady Nook
Clay Township
Clymers
Young America
Lucerne
Lincoln
Callaway
Jefferson Township
New Waverly
Onward
Walton and Center
Noble Township
Train accident leaves Jesse Morgan legless in Chicago
Jesse Morgan, son of Silas Morgan of this city, was hit by a train in Chicago this afternoon. Both legs were severed and he cannot survive. Morgan lives in Chicago and works on the railroad. the cause of the accident is not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Morgan
Silas Morgan
Chicago
Morgan
New Case of Diphtheria Reported in Local Family
A new diphtheria case was reported this morning in the family of J. G. Foulkes at 1007 Linden Avenue. A quarantine was established and a house card placed to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Foulkes
Linden Avenue
Cantley Resigns to Take Chicago Clerk Position
Walter Cantley a clerk in the Vandalia superintendent Worthington's office has resigned and will move to Chicago next week to join H. I. Miller president of the C. E. & L. railroad as a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cantley
Worthington
Vandalia
Chicago
H. I. Miller
C. E. & L. Railroad
Gas bill seizure in Wa bash Valley court
This afternoon in Squire Reid's court the household goods of August W. Dorsh were attached by Wa bash Valley Gas Co to satisfy a two month gas bill of 7.20. Dorsch was moving to Chicago and was forced to stop. The case was set for 10 o'clock next Wednesday morning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
REV. Scoville Scores
Billy’’Jacks
Billy” Jacks
Circuit Court
Mgr. Uhl
Independent Co
Central Union
Tendent Putnam of
South Bend
Porter
Diamond Ring Case
Ernest Hallabaugh
Mrs. Cath
Monster
California
Tot
Historical Society
Congregation OF Broadway M. E. Wil
Dedica
Tion
New Broadway
M. FE
B. S. Hellopeter
W. S. Richardson
Q. A. Myers
F. M. Spraker
E. 8
Hunt
A. P. Jenks
Cat. Dilley B. F. Wilkinson
Rev
B. S. Hunopeters Heen Ee
Sorial
Cantley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!