Local L A C Team Defeats Lafayette Victors at Spencer Park 11 to 6
In a rough contest, the Logansport L A C squad upset the Lafayette Victors 11 to 6 at Spencer Park with Homer Lee scoring both touchdowns and Jay Neff adding a goal. A prior Saturday game saw Lafayette High School crush the locals 28 to 0, leaving several players injured including McHale and Routh.
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Lafayette Victors
Lafayette High School
Spencer Park
Homer Lee
Jay Neff
Lafayette
Frank McHale
Harry Routh
Carl Wagner
Routh
Plan Champe
Gould Knickerbocker
Champe
Knickerbocker
Logansport
Busjahn
Par- Wer
R. Rea
H. Rea
Reed
McHale
McDonald
Roath
Wagner
Lafayette—Street
Fred Owens
Gosma
Switzer
Shéetz
Owens
Patt
Baker
Wilson
Mehegan
Hiter
Winamac
Price
Widow Wins Insurance Suit Against Fraternal Order
Kate Lennert sued the Supreme Order of the Tribe of Ben Hur for 1600 dollars on her husband Tad Lennert’s life. A Warrick County jury awarded the full amount with interest from death to date. The case, moved from Vanderburgh County, involved technical legal points and may be appealed after a new-trial motion.
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Boonville
Tad
Kate Lennert
Supreme Order of the Tribe of Ben Hur
Warrick County
Vanderburg County
M. Lennert
Order
Lennert
Supreme Court
Third Street Bridge Opens After New North Fork Floor
The Third street bridge over the Wa bash river opens to traffic this morning after completion of a new flooring. The floor is described as tight with no cracks and was covered with sand to create a solid foundation.
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Third Street
Wabash River
Stone Pike
Bendix Plant to Start in City with 700 Jobs
Local promoter Dr M A Jordan announced Bendix Automobile will locate here despite unsold stock worth 2500. Two brick factory buildings will be erected by Logansport Land Improvement Co, to be completed in about ninety days. Vincent Bendix will establish permanent offices. Five locals bought Bendix machines. Initial work force will exceed 100 and grow with orders.
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M. A. Jordan
Bendix Automobile Company
Logansport Land Improvement Company
Vincent Bendix
Franz Herrmann
Dr. Hunt
John Hildebrandt
Harry Case
J. M. McKinsey
Bendix Company
South Bend Rail Crossings Under Scrutiny By Rail Commission
Indiana railroad commission inspectors William J. Wood and Union B. Hunt issued renewed recommendations for safer crossings in South Bend. They praised stricter enforcement of ordinances and highlighted the Grand Trunk crossing on St Joseph Street as dangerously deficient. Judge Wood faulted city authorities for lax enforcement affecting many crossings citywide.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana Railroad Commission
South Bend Street
William J. Wood
Union B. Hunt
Alexander Shane
Grand Trunk Railroad
St. Joseph Street
Big Boys Meeting at YMCA Gym Draws Crowd
An enthusiastic boys meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the YMCA gym. Dr. J. P. Hetherington addressed the boys with an interesting talk. The Junior YMCA orchestra directed by Miss Ella Henderson provided music and the gathering was well attended.
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J. P. Hetherington
Ella Henderson
Threw Coffee Cups At McHale's Restaurant Clash
Several men fought in McHale's restaurant at Third Street and the levee Saturday night and threw coffee cups at each other. They were ejected from the premises.
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McHale's Restaurant
Third
Kern Special Here Tomorrow Arrives at 1 10 P M
The Kern special on the Indiana Union Traction line brings John W. Kern Democratic VP candidate along with General James B. Weaver Senator Gore and other figures arriving at 1 10 p m tomorrow. They will speak at the north side of the court house at 1 10 p m and depart at 2 10 p m for Huntington.
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Beveridge
Indiana Union Traction Line
John W. Kern
James B. Weaver
Iowa
C. B. Carter
R. D. Owen
Oklahoma
David R. Francis
Missouri
H. D. Flood
West Virginia
Jack Beal
Texas
Fred Feick
Gary
John S. Parry
California
Thomas
Gore
Fort Wayne and
Wabash Valley
Huntington
Logansport
Kern
Court House
Steifenhoeffer Sister To Attend WinamacWedding
Miss Mary Steifenhoeffer of the Dunn hotel leaves for Winamac to attend the wedding of her sister Miss Laura Steifenhoeffer of Winamac and Frank Gross of North Manchester. The ceremony takes place at the Catholic church in Witamac with Miss Winifred Ahern, deputy county auditor, as bridesmaid.
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Mary Steifenhoeffer
Dunn Hotel
Winamac
Laura Steifenhoeffer
Frank Gross
Manchester
Witamac
Winifred Ahern
Taft Crowd Touches Off Pickpocket Harvest
A Taft special drew expert pickpockets to Marion Friday where several locals were robbed. Senator Hemenway was touched. Sheriff George Mahoney $60. ex-County Clerk Wt. Shideler $49. County Assessor I M Serrige $134. Frank Powers $150. a diamond pin. Marion Police Chief Ed Stouder lost some change.
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Marion
Senator Hemenway
George Mahoney
Huntington
W T. Shideler
I. M. Serrige
Frank Powers
Ed Stouder
Beveridge to Speak at Elks Hall in Logansport
Republican campaign tour features Senator Albert J. Beveridge addressing Logansport laborers and the community at the Elks hall. Judge Nelson and B F Leng to discuss labor issues, with Leng speaking on Taft and Watson. Be veridge to address crowds after brief stops in multiple cities.
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Logansport
Trades Assembly
John C. Nelson
B. FP. Leng
Taft
Watson
Leng
Ellis’ Halls
Senator Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Republican Party
City
Elks’ Hall
Beveridge
Fort Wayne
Decatur
Bluffton
Huntington
Monticello
Delphi
Frankfort
Tipton
Elwood
New Caste
R Richmond
Judgment in Banks et al versus Wahitig by circuit court
Judge JohnS. Larry ft. the circuit court entered judgment in favor of Elizabeth Banks and co plaintiffs against Michael S. Wahitig. New trial was refused last Friday. Separately Tennie B. Dale versus Charles S. Wall was dismissed today.
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Johns
Larry Ft
Elizabeth Banks Et al
Michael S. Wahitig
Tennie B. Dale
Charles S. Wall
Red Men Plan $300,000 Eleven Story Lodge in Indianapolis
Local delegates report the Great Council of Red Men met in Indianapolis last week and the lodge intends to buy a site and erect a capital city home valued at $300,000. The eleven story building will serve as the new lodge.
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Indianapolis
Attack at Deford Farm Sparks Silent Alarm
Michael Deford four miles south of the city was assaulted by an unknown assailant at his pump while securing a drink Friday evening. The would be robber knocked him unconscious and fled as Deford’s two sons arrived.
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Michael Deford
Deford
Battery A Versus Peru Cubs Football Game Postponed
The football game between Battery A of Indianapolis and the Peru Cubs scheduled for Sunday was not played. The notice notes the matchup was advertised but canceled or postponed.
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Battery A
Indianapolis
Peru Cubs
T P A S FIRST MEETING DISCUSSES HOSPITAL ROOM
The T P A's Met Post F, of the T P A, held its first meeting of the year and planned a November 14 smoker. Frank J. Bott reports hospital room furnishing is approved and an estimate will be prepared soon. The room will be reserved for members only.
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Post F
Bridge City Candy Company
Frank J. Bott
Maiden Speech At Lincoln Rally By Walter Foskett
Walter Foskett, a young attorney with Larry and Mahoney, delivered his maiden political speech at a large Democratic rally in Lincoln on Saturday night. He received warm praise for his excellent address. B C Jenkines also spoke, delivering one of his strong speeches.
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Walter Foskett
Larry & Mahoney
Lincoln
B. C. Jenkines
Election Machines Spark Worries From Party Chairs
Republican county chairman Herbert A. Brown and Democratic central chairman Frank V. Guthrie warned that many voters may wast ballots if not taught how to use voting machines. They urged training now as affidavits are required for instruction, otherwise inspectors will only offer brief guidance.
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Herbert A. Brown
Kingdom
Frank V. Guthrie
Democratic Central
Perils of Life End in Tragic Street Accident
A New York incident shows how a misread address on a repair slip leads to danger. A clergyman crossing Eighth Street is struck by a brick and killed after a bicycle collision, a tumble caused by a miswritten street number.
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New York
Eighth Street
Brown
Fifth Street
Walton School Board Funds Fire Escape Installations
The Walton school board has appropriated funds for several fire escapes to be installed on the school building. Work will begin immediately. State Factory Inspector Kime recommended the installations.
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Walton School Board
Kime
Purdue Sophomores Triumph Over Freshmen in Lafayette Football
The sophomores of Purdue University defeated the freshmen in a football game at Lafayette on Saturday. Several local boys play on the freshmen squad.
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Purdue University
Lafayette
Marshall Parade Tonight in Cass County
Marshall the Democratic candidate for governor will speak in Elks hall after a torch light parade through Cass county. Farmers and students filled the city as bands and horseback riders arrived for the big political event with civic and religious groups organizing multiple venues.
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Marshall
Elks
Cass County
Tipton
Washington
Deer Creek
Charles Woll
Market Street
Democratic
Seventh Street
Broadway
Third
North Street
Ellis’ Hall
Bryan
Magea
Sixth Street
Thomas R. Marshall
Elks’ Hall
K. F. Southam
W. C. Thomas
Marshall Club
Frank M. Kistler
A. G. Jenkines
New
Odd Fellows
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Court Park
Galveston Ladies’ Glee Club
Colored Quartet
Elks Hall
Independent Quartet
Four Chefs Ride With General Manager On Inspection
Four chefs passed through the city en route from Columbus to Chicago and joined the general manager's train this morning. They will serve meals for General Manager G. L. Peck and staff during his inspection trip. The manager is due to arrive next Thursday and local track repairs near Panhandle station have been completed to avoid penalties during his visit.
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Columbus
Chicago
G. L. Peck
Panhandle Station
Young Kern Better After Family Update
Dr J B Shultz reports from the city that John Kern Jr is out of danger as his wife remains at the bedside The vice president will likely make his trip following the message from his wife indicating improved condition
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J. 8B. Shultz
John Kern, Jr
Kern
Wallace Hagenbeck name suit not unexpected says owner
B E Wallace owner of the Wallace Hagenbeck shows has just returned to winter quarters in Peru He says the injunction suit filed by Hagenbeck to prevent use of his name was not unexpected and anticipated in the exchange.
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B. E. Wallace
Wallace-Hagenbeck
Peru
Hagenbeck
Sam Small May Speak If Kern Cannot Visit
If John W. Kern cannot visit tomorrow Rev. Sam Small likely to speak here with Thomas D. O'Brien accompanying.
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Sam Small
John W. Kern
Rev
Thomas D. O'Brien
Inspector Marshall Visits Local Banks
W H Marshall, national bank inspector from Washington DC, was in the city today inspecting local banks and reviewing their operations.
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W. H. Marshall
National Bank
Washington, D. C
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Bendin
Company
Bendix
BIG Boys’ Meeting
I. Indian
J. C. Nelson
B. F. Long
Mary Kuhn
Rainer Kuhn
Nellie B. Taylor
Mannie B. Taylor
Peveridge
Charles H. Good
Congress
MET
Sunity
Young Kern
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