Seniors Pull Banner Down in Night High School Feud
Four seniors infiltrated the guarded building through the furnace room at 9 p.m. and after a tense night pulled down the Sophomore banner from the staff at 3 a.m. Four seniors climbed the tower to reach the flagpole, tore down the banner, and divided it into four pieces worn by the senior group. Police and thirty foes kept watch, but the seniors claimed victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Berslice Champ
Carson
Champ
Doctor Stranded by Stalled Car All Night
Dr Holloway answered a call to the East End and returned to a broken down car on Broadway between Seventh and Eighth streets. He labored under the machine from midnight to four o clock, then abandoned it until morning. The doctor heatedly ranted at high school boys before finally laughing about the ordeal today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
East End
Broadway
Seventh
Eighth
Bull Pup Happy Hit by Panhandle Freight Train
A valuable bull pup named Happy from the Welch livery barn was struck by a Panhandle freight train near the passenger station this morning. The animal was playing on the tracks with another puppy when the collision occurred, killing Happy.
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Welch Livery Barn
Home for Aged in Warren Plans Honorary Gifts
Logansport Methodists push fundraising for a Warren Indiana home for the aged. Donors may name rooms, halls, stairs, and fixtures for gifts from 5 000 down to 1. Memorial tablets will record each donor and address for gifts of one dollar or more.
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Logansport
Warren
Ind
Memorial Hospital
Moss Loses Twenty Sheep After Dog Identified
W W Moss ex postmaster seeks answers after twenty sheep are killed. Moss followed a dog to Raino Kuhn’s West Side home where blood on a ewe's body pointed to Kuhn’s dog as the killer. Police ordered the dog shot. Kuhn cannot explain the animal's behavior.
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Moss
Kuhn
Raino Kuhn
Doc
Boy Pierced by Needle Travel From Heel to Toe
A fourteen year old boy, Fred Gross of 219 State street, stepped on a needle last May. It broke and a fragment traveled from his heel to his big toe over the year. Pain faded after a physician said the pain was shock related. He removed the needle himself last night.
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Iast
Fred Gross
No. 219
State Street
Judge Smith Boycott Fails to Stop Liquor Cases in Police Court
Prosecutor Custer refuses to file cases in police court and routes them to Justice Hanawalt. Bartender F G Kremb faces $40 fine and costs after selling liquor to two girls aged seventeen. Miller pays total fines of $56.50. Affidavits against Henry Guin Up and John Benetiect filed for liquor and intoxication with minors involved.
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Custer
Smith
Hanawalt
Miller
Henry Guinup
James McGaughey
Lourie Gallagher
Claude Nethercutt
Arlie Hoffman
Hanawait
McGaughey
John Benetiect
Steamer Naomi Burns in Lake Michigan Tragedy
Crosby line steamer Naomi burned in Lake Michigan last night near Grand Haven Michigan. Four coal passers died and one passenger J M Rhodes of Detroit was fatally burned. Other passengers and crew were rescued by small boats and passing vessels with many thrilling escapes.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Crosby Line
Naomi
Lake Michigan
J. M. Rhodes
Detroit
Undertakers Attend State Convention in Indianapolis
R. G. McCloskey B. A. Kroeger and Charles Wolf left for Indianapolis today to join the state convention of undertakers and embalmers. They will stay through Thursday when the gathering closes.
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R. G. McCloskey
B. A. Kroeger
Charles Wolf
Indianapolis
Husband files affidavit as wife is arrested for intoxication
Charles Baker filed an affidavit against his wife Ollie Baker for intoxication. She was brought to the police station, pleaded with the prosecutor, and both were sent home.
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Charles Baker
Ollie Baker
Miss Alice Sheerin Visits Huntington Relative’s Home
Miss Alice Sheerin and her sister have returned from Huntington where they visited the home of R. J. McGreevey.
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Alice Sheerin
Huntington
R. J. McGreevey
Culvert Installed to Prevent Hay Wagon Upsets on West Side
A large culvert was placed over the gutter near the Sixth Street engine house this morning to prevent hay wagons from tipping over. Chief Livingston says there will be no more upsets after the repair following a wagon carrying hay for the fire department overturning last Saturday on the sidewalk.
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Sixth Street
Fire Department
Livingston
Open Meetings Planned by Young People Society Groups
Young people from several churches plan tonight’s gatherings at the Y.M.C.A. rooms to prepare for summer open meetings in the parks. Meetings are scheduled for Sunday evenings.
Annual Pilgrimage To Samaria For Grave Decoration
C. J. Klinek departs tomorrow for Samaria Michigan where he makes the yearly trip to decorate the grave of his deceased wife. On the way home he will stop to visit his daughter Mrs Pearl Santer in West Toledo Ohio.
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C. J. Klinek
Samaria
Michigan
Mr. Klinek
Pearl Santer
Toledo
Ohio
Hello maid explains why line is busy at exchange
A Loganport exchange operator explains that saying a line is busy requires more labor than completing a connection. The operator notes the line status can be inferred from a single click, and the extra effort comes from repeating the call while the line remains in use.
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Home Exchange
Icy Bath on Wabash River Ends With Rescue
H M Doolittle a Panhandle boilermaker fell from a log into the Wabash river after a fishing attempt. He clung to a capsized boat until help arrived and then righted the craft with a companion. He will not work today due to exposure but has no lasting injuries.
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Wabash Dam
H. M. Doolittle
Panhandle
Doolittle
Meadland Residents Petition Treen Street Extension
Residents of Meadland addition on the North Side petitioned the board of public works this morning for the extension of Treen street. The board will consider the request.
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Meadland Addition
Board of Public Works
Treen Street
Judge Andrew J. Harlan Dies at 92 in Missouri
Judge Andrew J. Harlan former Cass County representative in the 42nd Congress dies at his Savannah Missouri home aged ninety two. A Democrat turned Republican he helped found the party after 1854 and held Indiana legislature seats plus Missouri territorial and state roles including speaker in 1864. He was famed as a powerful orator and longtime campaigner with a wife surviving him.
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Harlan
Cass County
Logansport
Indiana
Missouri
Battle over church furnishings at St. Anthony's Youngstown
Courts will decide who owns the movable furnishings after a factional fight at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Rev Louis Loups was excommunicated for disobeying orders, and 106 marchers seized portable items though the organ and bell remained. Police recaptured the loot and hold it in a storehouse awaiting court rulings on ownership by Loups followers seeking to use assets for a new church.
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St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Youngstown
Horstmann
Louis Loups
Loups
Bold Thief Seizes Vin cennes House Belonging to Two Families
A bold thief entered the Vin cennes residence of Frank Green and A. P. McClure yesterday, taking a gold watch and chain along with many trinkets. He lit the gas and sat by the window before fleeing when Mrs. McClure returned from the circus.
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Frank Green
A. P. McClure
Vincennes
Milet of Bunker Hill Visits City Yesterday
R. M. Milet of Bunker Hill was in the city yesterday, stopping briefly as part of a personal as well as business visit.
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R. M. Milet
Bunker Hill
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Yor McKee
Depuy
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