Barnhart Attacks Political Bosses in House Speech
Indiana Congressman Henry Barnhart denounces political machines in a House speech condemning bosses while defending Cannon as no worse than the system he embodies. He argues parties are vital yet must answer to voters, not leaders, and criticizes cabinet advisers tied to powerful interests.
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House of Representatives
Ec’esen
Fastedd
House of Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Senate
House
McVeagh
Dickinson
Indianapolis Trade Delegation to Visit Logansport
A delegation of Indianapolis manufacturers and wholesale men will visit Logansport for one hour on Tuesday afternoon as part of a three day state tour. The visitors arrive by interurban at 2 05 p m and depart at 3 95 p m bringing a band and concert, with local merchants to host. Prominent hosts include John W Carey and Charles A Bookwalter, and plans may form for a Business Men's association meeting and committee setup during the visit.
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Logansport
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Trade Association
Loransport
Trade Association
John W. Carey
Charlies A. Bookwalter
Logansport Business Men’s Association
Tig
Tors’ Entertainment
Dunkards Train Passengers Attending Northern Baptist Meeting
Five extra coaches carried Dunkards returning from a Baptist gathering at North Manchester. Three coaches were sent to Dayton Ohio this afternoon via the Panhandle, and two coaches traveled south on the Vandalia line toward unspecified destinations.
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Vandalia
Eel River
North Manchester
Panhandle
Dayton
Mierstadt gets 101 days in jail for contributing to delinquency
George Mierstadt, 61, convicted in police court of contributing to delinquency of two 8 year old girls, Stella Lennon and Marie Newell. He was sentenced to 100 days in jail and a $1 fine by Judge Samuel G. Gifford after refusing to plead entlty and lacking legal counsel.
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George Mierstadt
Stella Lennon
Marie Newell
Samuel G. Gifford
Mirerstadt
Mierstadt
Cass Station
Levi Stults
la Fountain
Matt Obenchain
Tattler Issued By Local High School Staff
The 1910 Tattler, annual by the senior class, went to press and was distributed to all students. The seven boys and ten girls supervised by Merle Scott and Howard McCullough produced a larger, neater volume without fraternities and sororities photos. Carl Gibson led as editor in chief with Lesle Allman and Grace Searight as assistants. Ruth Hemmersbaugh, Nellie Kilborn handled literary work. Marjorie Douglass and Janet Shhuitz covered society. Ralph Bishop and Margaret Fettig tracked student activities. Miss Leona Schloss and Bernice Champe supervised athletics. Miss Katherine McHale contributed drawings. Claude Beale managed finances as treasurer.
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Merle Scott
Howard McCullough
Katherine McHale
Carl Gibson
Lesle Allman
Grace Searight
Department of Athletics
Bernice ‘Champe
Leona Schloss
Marjorie Douglass
Janet Shhuitz
Ruth Hemmersbaugh
Nellie Kilborn
Ruth Justice
Florence Klinsick
Ralph Bishop
Margaret Fettig
Claude Beale
Lilis
Will
Comet Effects El: Indianapolis Show Shy Elephants
Fragmentary text indicates a circus or animal show in Indianapolis where elephants and trainers were involved. details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gentry cites partial blame in performance remarks
A fragment from a report shows H e B Gentry attributing some factors to a performance but avoiding full blame on the committee. He vows to watch results closely and provide further insights only after reviewing outcomes.
Harmony Court to Initiate Six At Ben Hur Hall
Harmony Court No. 304 T. B. H. holds a regular meeting at 7 30 p m this evening in Ben Hur hall where six candidates are to be initiated.
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Harmony Court No
Ben Hur Hall
Spencer Park to Open Sunday With New Dance Floor
Spencer park will officially open next Sunday if weather permits and regular park service continues. George Bush, skating pavilion manager, announces a newly laid central dance floor allowing simultaneous skating and dancing all summer. The floor measures seventy feet longer and twenty three feet wider with a railing, leaving ample skating space on each side and at the ends. Music will be played at the east end serving both activities.
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Spencer Park
George Bush
Bush
School Board and Township Agree on New Building
Galveston school board and Jackson township trustees met Monday night and settled the construction plan. The town will sell half the school lot to the township for 1006 dollars, and both entities will share half the building cost.
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Galveston School Board
Jackson Township
Evangelist Doc Waddell Abandons Circus for Pulpit
World famous press agent Doc Waddell announced a shift from circus work to evangelism. He recalled boasting of challenging a minister who supposedly visited a church woman's home. He declined several offers to tour with major shows and paid tribute to mothers, urging daily devotion and a nationwide push to honor mothers every day.
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Gus Lambrigger
Waddell
Panhandle
Aerial Carrier Proposal for Coal Delivery Across Eel River
City officials discuss building an electric aerial carrier to move coal from Vandalia tracks to the electric light plant across the Eel River. If installed, the system would cut hauling costs, with the board of works likely to decide before the next meeting as coal contracts are opened. Local coal firms are expected to bid this year after three bids last spring.
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Eel River
Electric Light Plant
Vandalia
Board of Works
D. D. Fickle
Big Fight Sees Live Viewers From Calveston
Samuel Wallace and W. B. Lines of Calveston bought $50 seats for the Jeffries Johnson bout on July 4 in San Francisco. They will sit in the fifth row for a clear view and plan a westward tour after the fight.
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Samuel Wallace
W. 8. Lines
Calveston
San Francisco
Rentschler Seeks Third Term In Local Legislature
George W. Rentschler of Fulton county visited the city amid his campaign for a third term as joint representative of Cass and Fulton counties in the state legislature.
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George W.rentschler
Fulton County
Cass
Fulton Counties
High School Play Seats Sell Fast Amid Ticket Racketeering
Nelson theatre sold out in an hour and a half as thirty seat blocks went to a single buyer crowding the box office. High school boys bought many seats to resell at two to two and a half dollars each, inflating prices and leaving other patrons seatless.
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Eli
Anna Held
John Drew
Nelson Theatre
R. KH. Yeagley
Convention Delegates Line Up as Primaries Loom
One week remains before the Democratic county convention and related gatherings in Cass and Pulaski counties. Candidates for county offices including sheriff, coroner, clerk, treasurer and assessor are named or signaling runs, with many facing limited opposition while a few like recorder see heated fights. The joint senator for Cass and Pulaski appears set for re nomination, and multiple entries contest seats in the Second district commissioner race.
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Hartford City
Frank Davis
A.L. Palmer
Warren J. Butled
Charles 8. Lybrook
Michael L. Fansler
Tonas H. Beck
Deer Creek
Harry Burkit
Washington
J. L. Stanley
Logansport
Recorder
John E. Wallace
Willard Elliott
Washington Township
Fred G. Six
John W. Snell
Charles O. Brown
Royal Centre
Joseph Guthrie
Julius Lienemann
Elmore Uhl
George W. Rentschler
Fulton County
Harry M. Gardner
Marvin M. Minmick
Waiton
Charles Deickman
Byron Nebroft
William Burgman
John W. Harvey
M. A. Little
Frank M. Kistler
Cass
Pulaski
Public bids sought for Sycamore Street brick paving
The board of public works will advertise for bids to improve Sycamore street. Bids are due May 31 in the board office. Five pavement types will be bid by various firms, but brick is favored. the lowest brick bid will be accepted and work pushed to completion after contract is awarded.
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Board of Public Works
Sycamore Street
Tailor’s dog eats $1 bill at Elks home
Chris Panton, a tailor, reports his sausage dog ate a dollar dropped on the floor at the Elks’ home. The bill disappeared before it could be recovered, and Panton had to replace the loss.
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Chris Panton
Elks
Panton
Will Go Fishing If Comet Spares Plans
George W. Cann, Matthew Moroney, Harry Warrick and Mel Tyner plan a fishing trip to Lake Maxinkuckee tomorrow contingent on the comet not spoiling their plans. They have promised fish to everyone in the courthouse.
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George W. Cann
Matthew Moroney
Harry Warrick
Mel Tyner
Lake Maxinkuckee
Court House
Judge assigns custody in Rosa Farmer v William Farmer
Judge John 8 Larry ruled in the divorce case Rosa Farmer versus William Farmer granting Mrs. Farmer custody of their child and ordering $8 per month child support.
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John
Larry
Rosa.Farmer
William Farmer
Case Set in Lafayette For Cann vs Jordan
Judge Vinter of Lafayette attended court this afternoon and set the case of George Cann versus Dr. M A Jordan for June 20.
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