Republicans To Name Delegates In Local Primaries
The Republicans hold primaries in Huntington and Cass county to choose delegates for the state convention in Tomlinson hall April 1 and 2. Organized labor backs delegates opposed to Jim Watson's candidacy for governor, with City wards and outlying townships key contenders and Quincy A. Myers favored for the Fifth District Supreme Court seat.
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Cass County
Tomlinson Hall
James E. Watson
Charles Longwell
Watson
Society of Equity
Quincy A. Myers
Fifth
The
Supreme Court
County exams held by Haas for eighth graders at Commercial High
County Superintendent Haas conducted the eighth grade examinations Saturday afternoon in the Commercial High School rooms. List of examinees includes Raymond Orr Edna Herrick George Burker Ottie Carson Elsie Marek Nora Sharp Nanette Bell Laurrel Ritter Pearl Stephenson Clara Kaufman Ada Benefiel Ruby Fitzer Grace Gingrich Aris Keener Bessie Lennon Mabel Mason Raymond Schneider Rachel Hynes Carl Powell Nannie Gift Elve Turnpaugh Edith Shaw Julia Homburg Donald Pierson Raymond Marshal Ruth Rea Asa Monroe Paul Elmer Hoffman Quincy Homburg Charlie Mehaffie Everett Simpson Oscar Sharp Ross Campbell Everett Cook Ward Funk Jennie Kay Sylpha Wean Quince Jones Albert Potthoff Carl Yund Sidney Davis Ollie Kelly Joseph Jamison Truman Damm Walter Grusenmeyer Louis Baiman Jessie Crook Marie Martin May Sedam Marie Rogers Fred Rech Chloe Woodlings Bertha Stephenson Kaufman Wilmer Flory Raymond W Smith Wise Pittenger.
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Haas
Commercial High
Raymond Orr
Edna Herrick
George Burker
Ottie Carson
Elsie F. Marek
Nora Sharp
Nanette Bell
Laurrel E. Ritter
Pearl Agnes Stephenson
Clara Ruth Kaufman
Ada Irene Benefiel
Ruby Alic Fitzer
Grace Gingrich
Aris Keener
Bessie C. Lennon
Mabel Mason
Raymond Schneider
Rachel Hynes
Carl Powell
Nannie Gift
Elve Turnpaugh
Edith Shaw
Julia Homburg
Donald Pierson
Raymond Marshal
Ruth Rea
Asa Monroe Paul
Elmer Hoffman
Quincy Homburg
Charlies J. Mehaffie
Everette F. Simpson
Oscar Sharp
Ross L. Campbell
Everett Cook
Ward Funk
Jennie Kay
Sylpha Wean
Quince A. Jones
Albert Potthoff
Carl Yund
Sidney Davis
Ollie L. Kelly
Joseph A. Jamison
Truman Damm
Walter L. Grusenmeyer
Louis Bauman
Jessie Crook
Marie Martin
May Sedam
Marie Rogers
Fred Rech
Chloe Woodlings
Bertha Stephenson
Na Kaufman
Wilmer B. Flory
Raymond W. Smith
Wise Pittenger
Break in at Panhandle station window
A storm door at the Panhandle station was broken this afternoon. Albert Allen, the custodian, confronted an Italian section man with a crow bar near the entrance as the door swung open and the glass shattered.
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Panhandle Station
New
Albert Allen
Pearl Minor Granted Divorce From Frank Minor
Pearl Minor has been granted a divorce from her husband Frank Minor.
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Pearl Minor
Frank Minor
Marion Logansport Traction Promoters Push Road Start
Promoters in Marion and Logansport accelerate plans to build the Marion Logansport Traction line as weather improves. A two-end work gang will begin, with hundreds employed in Marion and the local city. Right of way purchased across three counties, surveyors staked, and a stone bridge proposed to avoid Panhandle tracks at Bunker Hill.
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Marion-Logansport Traction Company
Marion
Bunker Hill
Anya
Music teachers prey scam targets teachers nationwide
Captain George H. Graham reports a Boston publisher's scheme in which a young man, 24, imitates a bookseller to lure music teachers with promises of volumes about composers. He collects 5 dollars for packing, never delivers, and travels across the country, now active in this locality. He has aliases and prior arrests, and several teachers were victimized in past cities. Other items note fines for selling liquor on Sunday and a horse incident involving Tate Nave and Fred Dykeman.
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Morning
J. B. Miller Publishing Company
Boston
C. P. Godfrey
L. P. Galvia
G. B. Hall
G. P. Mason
G. J. Gilmore
Graham Miller
Tennessee
Cass County
John Kessler
Walton
Kessler
Tate Nave
Fred Dykeman
Nave
Dykeman
Farewell Services Mark End of English Lutheran Church Era
Crowded crowds at the old English Lutheran church on First and Market streets heard Rev. J C Simon deliver a sermon on The Future of the Church in a New Building. Members and guests heard histories of the church's growth and St Luke's ties as the building is set to be razed this week.
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Old English Lutheran
First
Market Streets
J. C. Simon
Emma _ oschilling
Fred Brown
Little Circle
John W. Gard
St. Luke’s
Blanche Flomerfelt
F. H. Wipperman
Lowell Neff
Elizabeth Homburg
John Schmidt
First Salvation Army Marriage Ties City Converts
The first Salvation Army wedding in the city took place Saturday at 6 pm in the new Army Hall on Third Street. Miss Cora M. Taylor and George W. Spillman, two converts, were joined in matrimony by Captain James.
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New Hall
Third Street
Cora M. Taylor
George W. Spillman
James
Fire Alarm Confusion Sends Wagons Across City
A small fire near Jehri 0 caused widespread alarms as wires crossed between boxes 52 42 and 62. Fire wagons rushed to multiple streets including Indiana avenue Illinois street Colfax Burlington and High streets, but the blaze was extinguished at box 52 by chemical. Patrol and wind blamed for the chaotic response.
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Jre
Inliana Avenue
Illinois Street
Fifteenth Street
North Street
Twifth
High Streets
Colfax Street
Burlington Avenue
Twelfth and
High Strets
Monigan
Divorce Denied as Husband Favors Separation Ruling
Attorneys for Millian Miller sought a third paragraph to the complaint from Peru but objections by the husband’s lawyers were sustained by Judge Larry. A separation and monthly alimony were requested, but the court found in the husband’s favor denying both divorce and separation.
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Millian Miller
Peru
Larry
Judge Will Hunt Duck Hunting at English Lake
Judge Winfield went to English Lake this afternoon to spend a few days duck hunting in the Kankakee swamps.
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Judge Winfield
English Lake
Kankakee
Behrman Returns From Chicago Trip
Sam Behrman came back from Chicago this morning returning to his duties after a short visit.
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Sam Behrman
Chicaco
Beyers Incorporate Forms New Jersey Charter
The Beyer Bros. of Rochester operating a branch produce house in this city and other local points filed articles of incorporation in New Jersey. Granted broad powers under New Jersey statutes, replacing a restrictive Indian-law charter. Authorized capital stock set at 750000 dollars.
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Beyer Bros. Company
Rochester
New Jersey
Bicycle stolen from store front near Sixth and High
A bicycle was stolen last evening from in front of William Obenchain's grocery at the corner of Sixth and High streets. Police are seeking the culprit.
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William Obenchain
Sixth and
High Streets
Stranger Ill Repaid Kindness in City Misfortune
Michael Walsh, a North street pressman, invited a penniless stranger to his home after hearing a hard luck story. The man stole $18, two pairs of shoes, a necktie, and Walsh’s covering union card before leaving, taking Walsh’s beds and shoes as well. Walsh vowed vengeance and planned to handle the matter without police assistance.
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Michael Walsh
Pressman
North Street
Walsh
Peru
Wallace
Panhandle Station
Walton Fire Destroys Dutchess Block in Waterless Town
A morning warehouse blaze devastated Walton as bucket brigades fought flames without water. Dutchess and Betz blocks burned to ruins, with the Bank of Walton and Schwalm residence saved by volunteers. Logansport aid was requested but no waterworks meant the fire department could not respond.
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Walton
Bank of
Dutchess Drug
Logansport Fire Department
Ury Widener
Dutchess
Betts
Galloway
Schwalm
Bank of Walton
Betts and
Logansport
George P. McKee
Livingston
Dr. Flanagan
Jalloway
Reporter Carriers Defeat Daniel Webster Team 20 to 12
The Reporter Carriers beat Daniel Webster School 20 to 12 in a Saturday game on the commons at Twenty third and Market streets. Key players included George Proseh and Harry O'Morrow for the reporters and Charles Carney and Wilhelm Ludders for Webster. The winners issued a challenge to any team their size in the city.
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Daniel Webster
George Proseh
Harry O'Morrow
Leo Friend
Philip Bergman
Frank O’morrow
Russel Frazier
Mervin Wilson
Forest Stauffer
Leo Bauer
Webster Boys
Charles Carney
Wilhelm Ludders
Charles Smyser
Paul Coleman
Ralph Berry
Joe Cody
Ten Simons
Oscar Ladders
Saahne
Louis Graves
Twentythird
Market Streets
Walton to Get Weekly Tribune Paper
Cyrus Good publisher of the Bunker Hit Press plans to start a weekly newspaper at Walton to be named the Tribune.
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Cyrus Good
Bunker Hit Press
Walton
the Tribune
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Wabash Valley
Andrews
Ryder
Wabash Valley Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Huntington
Organized Labor
Jim’ Watson
Slick Aghener
Haroe
Graham
Music House
Stranger
George H. .Graham This
Farmer
George Harris
Ghuagh
J. O. Simon
Army Hall
Salvation Army
Jehri
Judge Will Hunt
Beyers Incorporate
Pennsylvania
Webster
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