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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
5
A corporate figure linked to a submarine graft investigation is under constant surveillance by detectives. He and his wife face ongoing scrutiny as authorities monitor activities around the case.
Washington report details how union leaders and great capitalists ally to amend the Sherman law. President Roosevelt pushes for regulated monopolies with licensing, injunction reforms, and new legislation to curb rail and industrial trusts. Submarine contract lobbying and Lilley’s trial-like hearing underscore corporate influence in Congress.
N. P. Levinson and family depart tomorrow for Spokane Washington where he will start in business again. In this city he previously ran the Toggery shop. Bertha Levinson’s departure will leave a vacancy in the First Presbyterian church choir.
New York reports Mrs. Jere Knode Cooke, wife of the St George's Hempstead rector, will not seek divorce. Her parents and church officials advise, while her husband in San Francisco with Miss Floretta Whaley seeks forgiveness but is considered likely insane. She might forgive but not as his wife.
Robert Barnett and J. F. Grable, county commissioners, planned a Walton field visit to inspect a gravel road scraper. Barnett missed the car while turning to look at a passerby, leaving Grable to complete the trip alone.
County treasurer Mathew Moroney announced receipt of 609.54 dollars from the state representing collections from unclaimed shares of estates. The payment marks part of an ongoing effort to reclaim unclaimed assets for heirs and the public treasury.
Members who traveled to Athens protested treatment by Halpin appealing to officials. The article notes all team members who went to Athens are united in their grievance.
New York reports the Olympic executive committee keeps Matthew C. Halpin as manager for the London games while Michael C. Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania joins as trainer. Protests from Athens 1906 members accuse Halpin of bullying, poor meals, and stiff, servantlike treatment of officials. Halpin defends himself saying the dispute stems from an old quarrel with the Irish American Athletic Club and notes a $3,000 surplus from a $12,000 expense allotment for 35 men.
The Hoffman children were taken to the city orphanage today. The Aid society meeting at Mrs. temury Carter’s home was well attended and enjoyable. Protracted meeting at Center drew several conversions. Mrs. Henry Hahnert is ill. Aaron West, formerly of Logansport, was buried at Ancka cemetery yesterday. Blue Ball Aid society meets March 25 at Mrs. James Nelson. George Schneider and family attend a golden wedding in Forest, Illinois. Condon supervises road grading. some roads are in bad shape.
The Galveston high school will hold commencement April 24 at the Baptist church. Prof. Alley of Indiana University will deliver the address to fifteen graduates including Ethel Logan Edna Logan Harry Larig Frank Shepard Glen Loop Claudia Graves Wesley Ball Minnie Davison Pearl Ball Pearl Miller Pearl Hyatt Mazie McCain Bertha Cowder Cleo Campbell and Aundra Thomas. Baccalaureate Sunday falls on April 19.
A playful comparison questions everyday items by saying an oatmeal bowl is no more a cereal than a walking skirt is a pedestrian. The remark blends humor with a quirky analogy about common objects.
Joe Schuman and W Ill Hess were hurt Monday morning when a brick wall fell at the Bligh Stevens plan ing mill. Both are resting easy and expected to be out for weeks.
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