Return of Rev C C Cissell Highlighted at Wheatland Avenue Church
The fourth quarterly conference of Wheatland Avenue M E church elected officers for the coming year and heard reports. Resolutions urged the return of Dr C C Cissell as district superintendent and Rev E C Dunn as pastor, praising their work and requesting continued residence. Elected officers include school and society leaders, trustees, stewards, and youth leaders.
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Wheatland Avenue M. E
C. C. Cissell
E. C. Dunn
North Indiana
Kokomo
Ind
Cc. C. Cissell
Wheatland Avenue
M. E
Logansport
Cora Thomas
Kate Pritchett
Clayton Osborne
T. J. Overpeck
Rebecca Sturgeon
Flora French
Ray Geolie
S. T. Carr
J. M. Brown
Irinda Michael
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sadie Boyer
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Edith Swartzel
Queen Esther Circle
Will Wright
Ree Men's Brotherhood
John Bowen
A. S. Boyer
John Thomas
Henry Sissi
H. P. Gottshall
J A. Swartzel
A. W. Gallion
Ruth Thomas
Epworth League
Elsie Freeman
Junior League
Maggie Purcell
Jessie Cookley
Annie Kerns
Blanche Gangloff
Cora Frohm
Alice Stoltz
W. J. Swinhart
D. W
Warrick Coming Home From Florida Trip
Harry G. Warrick and his wife plan to return home after a winter in Pensacola Florida. He reports a successful southern sojourn with nineteen alligators and three tons of fish caught, plus four tons that got away. Matt Moroney, former county treasurer, joined him for several weeks.
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Harry G. Warrick
Pensacola
Fla
Harry
South
Matt Moroney
Road Day in Jefferson Township Sees Gravel Hauling and Dinner
Tomorrow Road Day will occur in Jefferson township with men and teams hauling gravel to finish the road project. Women will provide a fine country dinner at the Lake Cicott M E church to show support for the effort.
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Jefferson Township
Lake Cicott M. E
Captain Swigart Boom In G A R Commander Bid
The G A R encampment will be in Richmond in May where an election is set. Captain Frank Swigart of this city is a popular candidate for department commander, advocated by comrades in the Forty sixth regiment statewide.
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Richmond
Frank Swigart
Forty-sixth Regiment
Woodling School Closes as Students Perform Banquet Program
Woodling school in Washington township closed today with a program by the scholars. Parents prepared a banquet for the children after the event.
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Woodling
Washington Township
Wife Wins Record Alimony in Cass Circuit Court
The wife of Alexander Frye was granted a divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment and abandonment. She receives 4000 alimony in installments and custody of two children. The couple married in 1907 and separated in 1910.
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Alexander Frye
Cass
Frye
Daisy Bleyer
John B. Smith
Dick Bleyer
Daisy Brien
Frank Guthrie
Logansport Radiator Works to Expand Plant
Plans for enlarging the machine and foundry departments are open to bids with a steel frame fireproof building measuring 100 by 110 feet. The steel structural contract was awarded to Lafayette Engineering. The expansion will make the radiator factory the city's largest manufacturing concern.
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Logansport
Lafayette Engineering Company
Assessors Meet on Land Values in Three-County Area
Township assessors from Cass, Pulaski, and White counties gathered at the tri-county point to set land valuations from sixteen to thirty-two dollars per acre.
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Cass
Pulaski
White Counties
Walls Remain As Church Is Razed For Rebuilding
Only the front and back walls of the old Baptist church stand after razing. Builders expect to begin rebuilding around April 1 and aim to finish before next winter snowfall.
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Old Baptist Church
North Street Annexation Delays Paving Extension
Property owners along North Street from Twenty fourth to Twenty sixth seek incorporation to extend pavement beyond Twenty fourth. The Board of Works favors paving but lacks jurisdiction as the section lies outside city limits. Officials say annexation must first occur before action.
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North Street
Twentyfourth
Twenty-sixth Street
Board of Works
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fourth Street
Pettigrew Case Under Advisement in Kokomo Trial
Judge Purdum will take time to decide after yesterday's trial in Kokomo. The Pettigrew case featured medical ad hominem terms and intense cross examinations as Dr. Pettigrew defended his license and school against the state medical board's action.
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Purdum
Gavin
Indianapolis
State Medical Board
State Board
Itlgrew
Michael Michael Trial Set For April Court Session
Daily reports judge John 8S set cases for the Cass circuit court April term including the murder case State vs Samuel E Michael over Levi C Pippinger of Carroll county. Hundreds of Carroll residents expected to attend as April 17 marks the Michael murder trial with other April dates listed for forgery assault and administrator matters.
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Cass Circuit
Samuel E. Michael
Levi C. Pippinger
Carroll County
Minnie E. Lincoln
Martha S. Lincoln
State
Elwood Small
Harry C. Organ
Edgar and
Orva Montgomery
Assalt and
Batery
Samuel Michael
Roy Titus
Sixteen Firemen Fall as Middleton Hardware Fire Rages
Milwaukee March 24 Sixteen firemen fell through the roof of the Middleton Hardware building while battling a blaze. Flames are fierce and rescue is deemed impossible with all believed dead.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Middleton Hardware Company
Bandits Rob Train Between Coffeyville and Lenapah
Five armed men halted the St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern train near Coffeyville Kansas and Lenapah Oklahoma at midnight. They robbed the mail and express cars and escaped with about $20,000 in cash and securities. No injuries reported. Authorities seek suspects.
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Coffeyville, Kas
St. Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
Coffeyville
Lenapah
Okla
Robbery袭 at Globe clerk on Wednesday night
Henry Budde Jr a Globe clothing store clerk was held up in an alley by a man who threatened him with a club and demanded his cash. Budde surrendered the $1.13 he had and was allowed to move on.
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Henry Budde, Jr
Globe Clothing Store
Budde
Sacred concert at Broadway M E church next Sunday
A sacred concert directed by Mrs J B Shultz will be held at Broadway Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday evening. The concerts are popular and a large audience is expected to attend.
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Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Shultz
Kramb Released on Bail After Copper Wire Theft Charge
Fred Kramb, jailed on copper wire theft charges, was freed yesterday after his father posted a $500 bail.
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Fred Kramb
Wife Sues For Divorce In Cass Circuit Court
Rose M. McDonald through Fansler and Foskett sues Truman C. McDonald in Cass circuit court for divorce. She accuses excess drinking and verbal abuse in front of daughters aged fourteen and nine, says he struck her, ordered her from the home, and squandered money on liquor. She seeks custody of the two children and $660 alimony.
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Rose M. McDonald
Fansler & Foskett
Cass
Truman C. McDonald
Organ to be Tried April 10 on Forgery Charge
The trial of Harry C. Organ for passing a forged check at City National Bank will be held in Cass circuit court on Monday April 10. Prosecutors believe the state will overcome any technical loophole despite a possible statute of limitations issue. Police from Decatur Indiana Boone Iowa Bucyrus Ohio Fremont Nebraska will attend if warrants are issued. Organ's photo was taken in jail and distributed to locate him nationwide. a distinguishing mark is the left foot with missing toes.
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Harry C. Organ
City National Bank
Cass
Organ
Pinkerton
Walter Foskett
Decatur
Ind
Boone
Bucyrus
Fremont
Neb
Butler
Joliet
Ill
Farm house robbed of razors and clothing in Boone township
The home of Ira Kistler trustee of Boone township was raided last Saturday while the family was away. Little of value was taken aside from two razors and some men's wearing apparel.
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Ira Kistler
Boone Township
William Morris Sentenced for Grand Larceny
William Morris, a Black man, was arraigned in circuit court after being arrested for robbing the Barnett hotel of 55 dollars and 75 cents. He pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received a sentence of two to fourteen years in the Jeffersonville reformatory.
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William Morris
Barnett Hotel
Jeffersonville
Logansport Woman Rushes to Idaho Falls as Scaffold Toll Grows
Mrs. Brand the Logansport widow rushed from town after learning John Brand had died in Idaho Falls. Her husband’s partners William Sweeney lies dying from injuries in the same scaffold collapse, while Mrs Brand’s sister’s address is noted and Ira Fischer reports the worsening condition.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
John Brand
Logansport
William Sweeney
Brand and Sweeney
Brand
Maggie Fischer
High Street
Ira Fischer
Sweeny
Mrs. Brand
Burglary and street brawls plague city yesterday
A daylight break in at J W Smith meat market 1226 Broadway yielded about fifty pennies and an empty purse from a back room. Vandalia worker R Ray's home at 1504 Water Street was robbed in the afternoon. Several arrests followed for intoxication including Tom Hursh Albert Bell and Danny Gray with varied penalties. A fist fight between Mrs Sullivan and Mrs Chet ham led to no charges, and two tenants argued at the old interurban station with no arrests.
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J. W. Smith
Broadway
Smith
East End
R. Ray
Water Street
Jawl
Hursh
Albert Bell
Berkley Street
Doctor Wins Lot in Florida Farm Drawings
Dr. C. L. Nelson learned from Florida that he drew a ten acre farm and a twenty acre farm in drawings by the Florida Fruit Land company. He is confident in the property and many Logansport and Cass county people are involved, each hoping for a ten acre plot or something better.
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C. L. Nelson
Florida
Florida Fruit Land Company
Logansport
Cass County
Fire damages home of H. E. Nickelson in Panhandle area
Fire crews answered a noon alarm at Nine teenth and George streets to a roof fire in the home of Panhandle freight conductor H. E. Nickelson. Chemicals quelled the blaze, causing about 5 dollars in damage. The Sheriff Butler owns the house.
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H. E. Nickelson
Panhandle
Nineteenth and George Streets
Butler
More Men Laid Off At Panhandle Shops
Twenty-five night shift workers and additional day shift staff were laid off Wednesday amid slack business at the Panhandle shops. The move affects multiple crews and underscores ongoing workforce reductions in the area.
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Panhandle
Case Sent to Carroll County in Shrader Dispute
The case of Fred Shrader against Jessie Shrader has been vented to Carroll county, with the matter moving to the county's legal jurisdiction for further action. The record notes the transfer of the case to Carroll County authorities.
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Fred Shrader
Jessie Shrader
Carroll County
Fire Damages Home of William Obenchain
A defective fire caused by a defect burned the roof of the kitchen and attic at 508 West Wabash Avenue early today. The blaze damaged the Obenchain residence with significant roof destruction.
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William Obenchain
West
Wabash Avenue
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Wheatland Church
Warrick
Swigart
Regene Setbage
Exploration
Residhation
Umm
Pettigrew
The
Kokomo Tribune
Hot Springs
Mike Fansler
Claude Jenkines
Kkpatrick
al Jenkines
Dr. Gunn
Jenkines
Michael
Levi Pippinger
John
Daisy Ewington
Anna Wey
Willard Paul
Rickart Estate
Ella Smith
Mary Baker
Carrie Penwarder
Anna Hankee
Samuel Long
Indiana Union Traction Company
Ethel Evans
Nolan Martin
George Harrison
Ira Conger
Anna Parmeter
Asa Parmeter
Susan Winn
Willard Winn
W. A. Winn Et al
Kramb
Lairy
ARE
Logangport
Husband
Cagtend
Case
Carroll
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