Marshall Balk At Scales As Governor Candidate Visits
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Tom Marshall and his wife visited Marion city to meet local Democrats. At the interurban station he weighed on a scales gag, joking that he would not board the scale to avoid weighing himself down. Marshall praised Indiana’s campaign energy and spoke on the road schedule before joining the local Marshall club.
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Tom Marshall
Indiana
Marshall
William H. Haas
Frank V. Guthrie
Harry Burkit
Balkeu
Senator Kistler
Sam Small
Sam
Bryan
Elwood
Marshall Club
Congressman Rauch to address local Democrats tonight
Congressman George Rauch of this district will address Democrats in a courthouse meeting sponsored by the Marshall club. Marshall clubs form in Galveston Saturday and Onward Tuesday. Judy Nelson will speak at both meetings. A large rally with Thomas R. Marshall is planned for October 26 with prizes for the largest delegations from out townships and a torchlight parade.
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George Rauch
Court House
Marshall Club
Marshall Clubs
Galveston
Onward
Judy Nelson
Thomas R. Marshall
Fractured Toe Grounds Kreuzberger Manager
Carl Rees, manager of the Kreuzberger liquor home, injured his toe early today while tending the furnace at No 6 Bel River avenue. A large wood log slipped and struck his toe, fracturing it. Ix. Gilbert treated the injury and Rees will be unable to walk for some time.
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Carl Rees
Kreuzberger Liquor Home
Rees
Kreuzberger
Bel River Avenue
Gilbert
Bass Catch Marks Long Weekend at Fletcher's Lake
Maurice Winfield returned home with a string of bass after fishing at Fletcher's Lake yesterday. He reports the lake continues to offer fine fishing opportunities.
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Maurice Winfield
Fletcher’s Lake
Football Team Chosen Today for Kokomo Game
Principal Mitchell released the eligible list for tomorrow's game with Kokomo after Friday academic checks. Coach Denby Coleman selected the first team lineup including Enryen, Merrit Reed, F amund Wilson, Albert Jackson, John Parker, Frank McHale, Carter McDonald, Thawin Bussalon, Elon Champé, You ld Knickerbocker, Carl Wagner, and Harry Routh, with Prof. Charles A. Wright providing last instructions. The second team faces Royal Center next Saturday, with Paul Thomas as quarterback and a strong set of reserves including Charles Beneke, Royden Rea, Edwin Shultz, Harry Heppe, Frank Minneman, Leo Smith, Bynum Cash, Richard Ryan, Jewell Fansler, and Walter Espy.
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Mitchell
Kokomo
Denby Coleman
Harryen
Merrit Reed
fa@mund Wilson
Albert Jackson
John Parker
Frank McHale
Carter McDonald
Thawin Bussalon
Elon Champé
Yould’ Knickerbocker
Carl Wagner
Righ
Harry Routh
Charles A. Wright
Paul Thomas
Royal Center High School
Charles Beneke
Royden Rea
Edwin Shultz
Harry Heppe
Frank Minneman
Leo Smith
Bynum Cash
Richard Ryan
Jewell Fansler
Walter Espy
Death Comes Quietly to Harriette West in Walton
Attorney James A. West learns by telegram of the death of his brother’s wife Harriette West née Guy of Walton Oklahoma. The body arrives by the Wabash tomorrow afternoon. Funeral held at the home of Edward Guy on Sunday with services at Blue Ball Church at 2 30 p m. She leaves a husband and two sons.
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James A. West
Gazebo
Okla
Harriette West
Guy
Wests
Hero
Oklahoma
Wabash
Edward Guy
Walton
Blue Ball Church
Cass County Sends Hopefuls to State Corn Show
Cass county corn growers report the state corn show runs January 11 to 16 at Lafayette with the farmers institute at Purdue University. Cass county expects to win honors as usual.
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Cass County
Lafayette
Farmers’ Institute
Purdue University
Baggage Smasher to Banker Heads Home from Denver
Kirk Kable once a Panhandle baggagemaster, now a Covington banker, passed through the city en route to Covington Ohio from the bankers convention in Denver.
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Kirk Kable
Panhandle
Covington
Bankers’ Convention
Denver
Col
Barefoot Guest Roams Levee After Stairs Incident
A hotel guest, barefoot, wandered downstairs and along the Levee last night. Patrolman Thomason found him and escorted him back to the Bridge City hotel.
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Bridge City
Thomason
Nineteenth Regiment Reunion Held at Leesburg
F W Matthews attended the annual reunion of the Nineteenth regiment at Leesburg yesterday. More than 100 veterans participated and Charles Crandall of Angola was elected president. The next gathering is planned for Angola.
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F. W. Matthews
Leesburg
Charles Crandall
Angola
Mullendore Wins License Battle as Graham Appeals
Graham appeals to the circuit court after the county commissioners grant Mullendore a saloon license. The decision triggers an appeal bond signed by police board members. Attorneys note strong local business backing for Mullendore. Voting machine company reps plan visits to several townships and wards in late October to instruct on use.
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George Graand
George Mullendore
Mullendore
Graham
Steve B. Boyer
John Sheffrin
F. Mahoney
George W. Funk
R. D. Bemess
Standard Voting Machine Company
Bethlehem Township
Deer Creek Township
First Ward
Fifth Ward
Football Team Reorganizes Under Veteran Leadership
The L. A. C. football team will be reorganized with older, more experienced players taking charge. Herman Freshour, former Purdue tackle, will play on the back line. A game has been secured with the Wabash Athletic association.
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Herman Freshour
Purdue
Wabash Athletic Association
Republicans Claim Nationwide Poll Gains Amid Shifting Precincts
A thirty day Republican poll shows gains in every precinct except one where seven Republicans moved to the northwest. The report highlights broad GOP strength while noting a local shift in a single precinct.
Quarries Booming as Italian Workers Gain Jobs
Over a hundred Italians have been employed at the Kennth and Trimmers quarries since business picked up. More help is wanted and men are being hired every day.
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Kennth and Trimmers
Ham Beaber Released on Promise to Appear in Court
Ham Beaber was arrested yesterday and released by the sheriff on the promise he would appear in court this morning. He did not show.
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Ham” Beaber
Ham
Tin Stars to Aid City Police in Burglary Wave
A late telegram from Steve Boyer president of the police board requests tin star detectives from Marion to assist Logansport police amid a surge of burglaries. Ten break-ins occurred in two weeks with no arrests. officials criticize the county's focus on saloon licenses over crime.
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Tin Stars
Marion
Steve Boyer
Police Board
Tin Star
George Forgy
George H. Graham
Boyer
Grahams
Wabash College Guest Includes Local Cousins and Teammate
Theodore Sweet of Royal Center, a Wabash College student, visits East High street cousins Paul and Walter Thomas with roommate Charles Erwin, former Wabash varsity pitcher.
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Theodore Sweet
Royal Center
Wabash College
Paul and
Walter Thomas
East High Street
Charles Erwin
Bridge flooring inspected by city board of public works
The board met briefly this morning then went to Cicott street bridge to inspect the new patent flooring being installed by a Chicago firm. They adjourned to an automobile at police headquarters and expect to use the same material on other city bridges.
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Board of Public Works
Cicott Street
Chicago
Dunkards Arrive by VanDalia Train for Hoovers Meeting
Thirty five Dunkards reached the city on the 10 20 Van dalia from Camden and Flora this morning. They proceed to Hoovers for a large Dunkard gathering.
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Dunkards
City
Camden
Flora
Hoovers
Dunkard
Mrs Thomas Marshall Prefers Other Than Voting Roles
Mrs. Thomas R Marshall wife of the Democratic gubernatorial candidate travels with her husband to Delphi Indiana on his campaign stop. She declines to discuss woman suffrage saying she is not in favor of voting but supports women’s interest in politics and credits her husband’s success to shared efforts and loyal supporters. She notes she rarely speaks to press yet shows keen political awareness during the journey.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Delphi
Nnle
Thomas Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Indiana
Logansport
Rev Sam Small Entertains Elks Hall Audience
Georgia preacher Rev Sam Small addressed a large Elks audience last night delivering a witty yet critical political speech. He mocked the Republican ticket with deft sarcasm, praised Jim Watson while noting Tom Watson’s Georgia roots, and urged voters to choose their own nominee rather than accept an imposed candidate.
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Sam Small
Georgia
Elks’ Hall
Charles H. Good
Eight Capons Stolen from Farmer in Farrison Township
Thomas Guy, a farmer in Farrison township, reported eight fine capons stolen from his chicken coop last night. He attempted to pursue the robbers but found no trace and then called the police for help.
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Thomas Guy
Farrison Township
Police Rere
Girl Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
Miss Mary Justice daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Justice of near Burrows is rapidly recovering from an appendicitis operation. She is under the care of a trained nurse and shows much improvement.
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Mary Justice
Frank Justice
Burrows
Boy Complains of Bakery Incident at Police HQ
Clarence Hackett told police he was tossed from the bakery by George Strecker after quitting and refusing to wait for Saturday pay day. Hackett filed the complaint this morning.
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Clarence Hackett
George Strecker
Warfield in Critical Condition After Illness
H. L. Foust reports from Detroit that George A. Warfield, once a local second hand dealer, is seriously ill and not expected to recover.
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H. L. Foust
Detroit
George A. Warfield
Mr. Warfield
Runaway Car Tracked as Owner Stops It at Police HQ
An unattended car parked before police headquarters sped off toward Court Park this morning until the owner dashed out and caught the vehicle before it could cause harm.
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Court Park
Death Stops Panhandle Train At Winamac
Panhandle train No 1 from here to Chicago halted at Winamac this afternoon to discharge two passengers. They were to transfer to the 4 o'clock accommodation train but a death prompt caused the fast train to stop and wait.
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Chicago
Winamac
Miss Linvill Praises McKinley Pupils for Perfect Attendance
Miss Emma Linvill, a William McKinley Elementary teacher, reports no tardies or absences in thirty students for the month ending October 9, giving a 1 percent absence rate and highlighting the class’s punctual attendance.
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Emma Linvill
William McKinley
Miss Linvill
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