Babies Chase Salvation Army Pair in Jailyard Capers
Deputies Harness and Mellwain seize a go cart baby left with Captain Anderson's wife at the Salvation Army visit. The scene erupts as the jail room fills with crying infants,越 and Sheriff Butler ends by comforting both babies, rocking them on his knees.
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Erson
Salvation Army
Warren J. Butler
Sheriff Butler
George Harness
Burt Mellwain
Mrs. Butler
Mellwain
Harness
Anna Jessup
United States
Shafer
Jessup
Delegates chosen for state convention in Indianapolis
Members of the Postoffice Clerks association selected John W. Harwood Will H. Jones and Miss Etha Massena as delegates to the state convention to be held May 30 in Indianapolis The meeting will be held in the afternoon with state officers to be elected Decoration Day closings facilitate delegates’ travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Clerks Association
John W. Harwood
Will H. Jones
Etha Massena
Indianapolis
Frrom
Playing Manager Considered by Local Ball Team
Ricketts and Leffert, managers of the North State league team, contemplate engaging Eddie Pfefferie of Elwood as playing manager. Pfefferie formerly played first base for Huntington in the Northern Indiana league, and Elwood papers praise his ability as both player and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricketts & Leffert
Eddie Pfefferie
Elwood
Huntington
Tattler Comes Out Wednesday
The Tattler, the senior high school class publication, will be off the press tomorrow and ready for distribution Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. It is larger than previous editions, bound, and records nine months of school events with faculty and graduates pictured. The staff prepared cartoons and notable events are illustrated, though class play costumes arrived late.
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Tattler
New Coal Dock Plans Extend Vandalia Yard Facility
New Coal Dock to be built on the old canal bed west of Sycamore street and north of Vandalia yards. The yards will extend into the canal bed, allowing six engines to coal at once. This marks the first of several Vandalia improvements planned for the city.
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Sycamore Street
Vandalia
Ringling Bros Advertising Car Comes to City
The first Ringling Bros circus advertising car was in the city on Saturday with posters everywhere. The circus show is scheduled to appear here on August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros., Circus
Amended Divorce Plea Seeks Partial Separation in Cass Case
Ethel Snyder filed an amended complaint in Cass circuit court seeking a partial separation from husband Lowry Snyder with a weekly allowance for herself and two children. She says threats to kill her and force a divorce prompted the original filing on February 10, cites alleged infidelity, lack of support, curses, periods of silence, and physical threats.
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Ethel Snyder
Cass
Lowry Snyder
Dr Hyde Found Guilty in Jury Verdict
A jury returned a verdict against Dr Hyde after a several day deliberation, with jurors reporting the finding yesterday afternoon. The court plans to schedule sentencing in the coming days.
County Assessors Report Totals With Gaps Noted
County assessors completed most figures with some totals missing or incomplete. The report lists each township with personal property, improvements, polls, and animal counts including Galveston Washington Deer Creek Miami Jefferson Bethlehem Harrison Jackson Walton Tipton Clay Clinton and others with varying sums and several garbled entries.
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Galveston
Miami
Jefferson
Bethlehem
Harrison
Hyde Convicted in Swope Murder Case
Dr B C Hyde was found guilty of murdering Col Thomas H Swope and sentenced to life in prison. The verdict ended a sensational trial that had kept the nation’s attention as the doctor faced charges of poisoning members of the Swope family. A motion for a new trial has been filed.
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Kansas City, Mo
B. C. Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Aname
West
Hyde
Swope
Boy Seeks New Home from Orphans' Home
Harriet Tomlinson reports a diligent fourteen year old boy at the orphans' home desires a rural home. He is a good worker with solid habits and comfort on a farm. Interested parties should contact Mrs. Tombré son at 118 Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Tomlinson
Orphans’ Home
Tombré Son
Seventh Street
Man arraigned for assault over window peep incident
Tobias Gaddis, colored, arraigned on assault and battery with intent to murder by stabbing after a peering episode. He was fined $1 and costs by Judge Samuel Gifford as charges were reduced. Gaddis had assaulted saloon keeper Charles Harton Friday night and was released after promising to reform. A new bed mattress was found in Taber's Woods.
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Taber’s Woods
Tobias Gaddis
Sabuving
Samuel G. Gifford
Gaddis
Charles Harston
Robinson Circus Impresses Logansport With Safe, Thrilling Show
Doc Irons, manager of the Robinson show, credits strong security and patrols for a crime-free Logansport engagement. The night featured top trapeze acts, graceful female performers, impressive feats of strength, and engaging lectures, drawing widespread satisfaction despite the cold.
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Robinson Circus
Warren B. Irons
Logansport
Robinson
Irons
Robberies On Fifth Street Reported In City
Charles Carpenter told police a gunpoint hold up at Fifth and High streets netted him 9 dollars as two suspects fled. Separately Marvin Fair reported two men robbed his groceries near Grove Street, dropping bundles and fleeing. officers pursued but found no trace.
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Charles Carpenter
Fifth
High Streets
Carpenter
Spencer Storage
Marvin Fair
Grove Street
Fair
Gola Thomason
Burgman in Race Crash at Brighton Beach
Word arrived Saturday night that Albert Burgman son of Gustav Burgman of this city was taken unconscious from an automobile he drove in a race at Brighton Beach Burgman has appeared in several races lately gaining a reputation as a daring driver He drives a Browning King.
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Albert Burgman
Gustav Burgman
Brighton Beach
Burgemakr
Interurban Service Update At Lagro Country Club
A telephone line from the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley traction operator’s Lagro office is now at the Country club. Members can call to check if interurban trains are late.
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Fort Wayne
Woodmen Delegates Attend Dayton Convention in Day
Fifty Woodmen initiated at Dayton convention while 110 members from the city traveled by excursion. Five thousand candidates started the session. fifty from this city. The group returned home late last night after the events included a street parade and a banquet for visitors. John Grose Gus Gleitz and ten delegates went to Richmond for further meetings of St Joseph Benevolent Society of Indiana.
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Woodmen of the World
Dayton
Ohio
John Grose
Gus Gleitz
Richmond
Panhandle
St. Joseph Benevolent Society of
Indiana
Metea Threshing Ring Elects Officers
The Metea threshing ring met Saturday at the home of G. W. Conrad and elected officers: President John Starkey, secretary Dan Reeder, treasurer Warren Tracy, and an executive committee of Clyde Davidson Waldo Buchanar and Willem Henry.
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Metea Threshing Ring
G. W. Conrad
John Starkey
Dan Reeder
Warren Tracy
Clyde Davidson
Waldo Buchanar
Willem Henry
Milk case against milk wagon driver continued in court
The case of Fred W. Tucker a pure food inspector versus Richard Carpenter milk wagon driver for selling impure milk was heard in police court this afternoon and continued until Saturday morning at 4 o'clock.
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Fred W. Tucker
Pure Food
Richard Carpenter
Divorce case of Paremeter drivers dismissed and refiled
The divorce case of Anna C Paremeter against Asa E Paremeter, once dismissed in Cass County circuit court, was redocketed this morning.
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Anna C. Paremeter
Asa E. Paremeter
Cass Cirewit
Woman From Toronto Arrest Shipped Back to Canada
Anna C. Jessup, 21, born in Canada and brought to the United States by her husband, was arrested by U S immigration official Earl F. Coe on immigration violations near Logansport. She is jailed in Cass County awaiting deportation while expressing she will return if possible. Her five month old baby Royal Criss Jessup remains with Sheriff Warren J. Butler.
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Toronto
Canada
Salvation Army
Anna C. Jessup
John Garber
Logansport
Cass County
Earl F. Coe
Detroit
Mich
Commierce
Mrs. Butler
Royal Criss Jessup
Sheriff Butler
United States
Boston
Mass
Stranded Showmen Clash With Former Circus Managers
Fred Graham and Charlies Miller told Judge Gifford they were with the Norris & Rowe circus before it closed after being bought by Ben Wallace. They said the manager beat them out of four weeks' pay and that they were locked in a freight car in Indianapolis where they were to be paid. after release the show had disappeared and managers vanished. Judge Gifford ordered them out of town.
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Fred Graham
Charlies Miller
Judge Gifford
Norris & Rowe Circus
Ben Wallace
Indianapolis
Bring Good Prices Pig Sale Profit in Anoka
George P. Dykeman of Anoka bought ten pigs at a sale and paid well for them. He fattened them on corn for seventy three days and sold nine of the hogs Saturday for 238.76 dollars. Corn used in fattening was worth 1.60 dollars per bushel. He still has one hog valued at 25 dollars.
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George P. Dykeman
Anoka
Dykeman
Red Men Attend Church Service at Market Street M E
The Red Men attended morning services at the Market Street Methodist Church. Rev William T Arnold delivered a special sermon, and the Citizens' band accompanied the lodge members.
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Market Street M. E
William T. Arnold
Citizens’ Band
Lodge
Eagles State Meet Preparations For Richmond Convention
The local Eagles lodge plans to send delegates to the state convention in Richmond. A $200 prize will be awarded to the best drill team attending the convention.
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Lodge of Eagles
Richmond
Cliff Team Defeated by Stockyard Heavies at Hospital
The Logansport Stockyard Heavies defeated Longcliff Saturday at the Hospital by a score of not specified to 1. The stockyard team was faster and dominated the Cliff. A second game will be played.
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Logansport Stockyard
Longcliff
Stockyard
Butterworth Family Visit Highlights Local Ties
Mr and Mrs Will Butterworth and their Denver son visit relatives in the city. they formerly resided here.
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Drs
Will Butterworth and Son
Denver, Colo
City
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Minne
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Becaus
DR. Hyde
Gee
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Washington
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Clay
Clinton
Boy
Farmer
Charley Harston
Peeper
Doc” Irons
Circus
Thug
West Side
Burgman
St. Joseph's Society
United States Immigration
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Cliff
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