Prohibition Candidate Chafin To Address City Parade
Eugene W. Chafin, Prohibition presidential candidate, arrives Monday at 2 20 PM for a city visit and speech at the Elks hall. A large reception is planned with the Elks band leading a long parade route through downtown before the evening meeting and musical program.
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Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition
United States
Elks’ Wall
Prohibition Party
Elks’ Band
Fourth
Broadway
Market Street
Barron Streets
Barron
Helm
State
Park Avenue
Melbourne Avenue
Cicott
Wheatland
Linden
Walther League Indiana Meeting In Fort Wayne
The Walther League of Indiana holds its annual meeting in Fort Wayne with delegates from St. James Lutheran church led by Miss Louise Hartman and Leonard Albrecht among others. Alternates include Misses Mary Heiber Edith Schuemann and John Rethke. The group departs at 9 30 in the morning via the Wabash and returns at 11 p m.
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Walther League of Indiana
Fort Wayne
St. James Lutheran Church
Louise Hartman
Louisa Chappel
Leonard Albrecht
Harry Prosch
Rudolph Klioepfer
Mary Heiber
Edith Schuemann
John Rethke
August Adamski
Edward Schuemann
Wabash
Walters Appointed to Board of Election Commissioners
George W. Walters is appointed to the board of election commissioners replacing Attorney Charles Yarlott who leaves for Chicago due to a brother's illness.
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George W. Walters
Board of Election Commissioners
Charles Yarlott
Chicago
White & McGrath Meet Deer Creek In Final Game
The season ends with a final ball game here tomorrow between White and McGrath and Deer Creek. The matchup is anticipated to be a good contest.
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White & McGrath
Deer Creek
Building Boom Along River Promises New Summer Resorts
Frank Kienly plans three half concrete cottages on his island opposite Camp Freeze Out to rent to campers along the Wabash. At Pottowattomie Point, John Murray and others eye similar cottages, with several more planned near Miami Bend and Grand View as the river resort market expands.
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Pottowattomie Point
Camp Freeze Out
Kienly’s Island
Wabash
Lake Maxinkuckee
Logansport
Joseph Berwanger
Harry M. Gardner
Frank Kienly
John Murrey
Pottow
Rose D. Rittman Wins Foresters Presidency by One Vote
In Detroit on October 10 Mrs Rose D Rittman of Memphis Tenn leader of the anti administration group within the Womens Catholic Order of Foresters was elected president by a one vote margin 100 for Mrs Rittman 399 for Mrs Elizabeth Rodgers of Chicago Rodgers plans to contest alleging priest intimidation as several convention outbursts occurred. Also elected were Tessie Murphy secretaries and other Chicago Detroit and Wisconsin officers and trustees.
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Detroit
Mich
Rose D. Rittman
Memphis
Tenn
Womens Cathlic Order of Foresters
Rittman
Elizabeth Rodgers
Chicago
Julia McDonnell
Katherine Bimingham
Dwyer
Margaret Galner
Mary Quirk
Wisconsin
Katherine Goggin
Jacoby
Jannon
Anna J. Kersonewsky
Labor Leader J C Frey to Speak to Workers Next Wednesday
M Grant Hamilton of the AF of L informs A J West head of the Trades Assembly that Hon J C Frey secretary of the International Iron Molders' Union will deliver an address to laboring men here next Wednesday night.
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M. Grant Hamilton
American Federation of Labor
A. J. West
Trades’ Assembly
J. C. Frey
International Iron Molders’ Union
Rentschler Visits City Seeks Legislative Return
George Rentschler of Fulton county, a Democratic candidate for joint representative of Cass and Fulton counties, toured the city today calling on friends and local politicians. He expressed optimism about his chances of being returned to the legislature.
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George Rentschler
Fulton County
Cass
Fulton Counties
Electrician James Warner Injured in Bank Cellar Fall
James Warner an electrician with Berwanger Murray slipped into a cellar at the new Monticello bank building yesterday and sprained his arm. He works for Berwanger Murray.
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James Warner
Berwanger & Murray
Monticello
Pensioning Teachers Topic at State Education Board Meeting
Indiana state board of education met in Indianapolis for a two day session issuing commissions to Idaville Rochester and Burnettsville high schools. Discussion included a pension plan for aged teachers with calls to retire after about thirty years of service and provide income for retirees.
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State Board of Education
Sesson
Indianapolis
Idaville
Rochester
Burnettsville
T. W. Cooley
Evansville
Cooley
Petition Demands Stone Road Through Royal Center
A petition signed by fifty Boone township land owners asks county commissioners to build three miles of stone road on the Chicago pike through Royal Center. Dr. A B Conrad and E B Thomas circulated the petition.
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Boone Township
Royal Center
A. B. Conrad
E. B. Thomas
Carload of Sailors Passes Through City
A Panhandle train No 21 carried a carload of United States sailors this afternoon en route from New York to Seattle. The group included electricians gunners machinists and seamen of all ranks aboard the merchant crew.
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United States
Seattle
Wash
New York City
Meeting at Deacon Powers Local GOP Rally
In a Republican gathering last evening at Deacon Luther McDowell delivered a strong address. He responded to Rev Sam Small who spoke to Democrats here Thursday.
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Deacon
Luther McDowell
Sam Small
Alley Vacations Sought in Logansport L A Custer Addition
William Alber and Ervin Alber petition the circuit court to vacate the alley between lots 4 and 5 in L A Custer's addition. Albert Williams and John F. Bair also request alley vacation between lots 3 and 6 in the same addition.
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William Alber
Ervin Alber
L. A. Custer
Logansport
Albert Williams
John F. Bair
Franklin College Football Team Visits Notre Dame
The Franklin college football team and band stayed at Mur dock hotel, then traveled to Notre Dame this morning to play this afternoon. The players retired early to be in good shape for the same today.
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Franklin College
Murdock Hotel
Notre Dame
Wheer
Orber
Chicago Cubs Rally To Take Lead In World Series Opener
In Detroit the Cubs exploded for four runs in the third inning to seize a 4 0 lead, then held off Detroit as the Tigers rallied to 6 5 in the eighth before Chicago scored five more in the ninth to win 10 6. Cubs pitchers stayed strong late.
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Chicago
Tigers
Detroit
Cubs
New York
Detroit Bunch
Rossman
Cobb
Crawford
Horse Looses From McMillen Hitch Posts In City
A horse owned by Edward J. McMillen broke loose from a Sycamore street hitching post and began returning home. McMillen, away on errands, mistook the animal for stolen until Andy Flynn captured and brought it back to town.
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Edward J. McMillen
Sycamore Street
McMillen
Andy Flynn
Fenton and Rev Sam Small Trade Prohibition Barbs
The Times editor C. Q. Fenton and Rev. Sam Small clashed after Small spoke at Ellis hall and Royal Center. Fenton published a harsh critique while Small accused Fenton of being in the Prohibition party for self interest and attacked his history in Logansport.
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C. Q. Fenton
the Times
Sam Small
Elks’ Hall
Getten
Fenton
Sam
The
Times
Small
Royal Center
Ellis’ Hall
Sam Jones
Sam Smalls
Rev Small
Prohibition Party
Logansport
Death Foretold: Paul Haguewood Dies of Tuberculosis
New Castle Indiana October 10 Paul Haguewood twenty two died at his mother's home in South Twenty fifth street from tuberculosis. He foresaw his death after dinner he said this was his last meal and it proved true. He arranged funeral details selecting undertaker coffin vault minister and six pallbearers.
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New Castle
Ind
Paul Haguewood
Joseph Archibald
South Twenty Fifth Streets
Uncle Warricker Taken to County Farm
Almost totally blind Uncle John Warricker was moved from Mrs. L Hershey's boarding house at 206 Sixth Street to the county farm this afternoon. A lifelong city resident, he is unable to work and now resides at the county institution.
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John Warricker
Lured to City by Companions Robs Traveler of $800
John Giffy of Port Israel was enticed by two men who picked him up in Chicago. They took him to several towns, then Marion, where he spent $800 in two days and cannot account for the money. He went to buy sheep but was whiskyed and spir ited away.
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Logansport
Gas City
Panhandle
Knights of Columbus
Order of Hibernaius
Charles McCabe
Father McCabe
Kentland
Father Cath
St. Vincent de Paul
Marion
John Giffy
Port Israel
Chicago
Convention in Jefferson Promises Trustee Fight
In Jefferson township a Democratic trustee race is expected with three candidates Frank Pierce A St Ireland and Jeptha Martin campaigning hard for the post.
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Jefferson Township
Frank Pierce
A. St. Ireland
Jeptha Martin
Democrats Rally Planned in Walton Tonight
Democrats head to Walton for a big rally with a special car leaving at 7 26 p m and a large crowd expected to attend.
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Walton
Tin Stars Delayed Reach City Police Monitor Burglary Spikes
A spoof dispatch reports the so called Tin Star Detectives delayed en route from Marion, with Chief Sherlock Guck expected to arrive from Peru. Meanwhile daylight robberies surge as Captain Graham and Steve Boyer await the famed sleuths urging rapid action.
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Tin Star
Marion
Peru
Sherlock Guck
Steve Boyer
Graham
Tin Star” Brigade
Sherlock Jack
W. A. Grover
Saratoga
Police Board
Gay
Sai Vad
Ram
Ciee
Guck
Lewisburg
Wabash Ward
Daylight Robbery in Business District Ends in Escape
A tall dark well dressed thief robbed W. A. Grover’s residence above Saratoga cafe yesterday. He ransacked the flat, was heard by a restaurant kitchen employee, and fled down Murdock alley toward Market Street, eluding police.
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W. A. Grover
Saratoga Cafe
Grover
Murdock
Market Street
Park Closes For Winter Dismantling At Spencer Park
Workmen under Superintendent S J Ryder of the street car company dismantled temporary fixtures at Spencer park this morning. They stored them in the car barns at Seventeenth and Erie avenue. The Weil's band platform was torn down and lumber hauled to the city. the balloon furnace and electrical fixtures were removed as well.
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S. J. Ryder
Street Car Company
Spencer Park
Seventeenth and
Erie Avenue
Weil
High School Football Team Travels to Kokomo
The local high school football team went to Kokomo this afternoon in good shape and expected an easy win. About thirty rooters with megaphones accompanied them to cheer the team. The group will stay tonight for a dance in the high school's gym.
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Kokomo
Purdue and Earlham Clash at Stuart Field in Season Opener
Earlham College met Purdue University in a Richmond game played this afternoon at Stuart Field. Purdue arrived hoping to rebound from a heavy loss at Chicago last Saturday led by Captain Holloway who aimed for a strong offensive showing.
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Earlham College
Richmond
Purdue University
Purdue
Stuart Field
Chicago
Holloway
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