Burke to Speak in Cass County Opening of Republican Campaign
The Republican campaign opens Tuesday with Congress member James E. Burke of Pittsburg set to speak at Broadway theatre on September 17 in Cass County. Herbert Brown, county chairman, announces Burke as an eloquent orator and solid business speaker. The campaign headquarters will be in the Dolan & Me Hale building, with County Secretary Kahler in charge and Mr. Brown touring the county.
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Brown
State Committee
Congress
Republican
Dolan & Me. Hale
Fourth
Fifth
Eminent Irish Canon Visits St. Bridget Church
The Rev. P. J. Quinn hosts his brother Canon Quinn from Armagh Ireland. A former secretary to Cardinal Logue he attended a papal conclave for the election of Pope Pius II. He will speak at 8 and 10 am masses at St. Bridget's and then tour Chicago and various American points.
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P. J. Quinn
St. Bridget Church
Canon Quinn
Archdiocese of Armagh
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cardinal Logue
Armagh
All Ireland
Pius II
St. Bridget’s Church
Chicago
America
Myers Reunion At Ko somo Park This Saturday
The Myers family plans its annual reunion at Ko somo Park on Saturday September 5. A large Cass county family presence is anticipated with many from the city expected to attend.
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Myers
Kosomo
Cass County
Graffis Accepts West Coast Line Superintendency
Graffis yesterday received and accepted an offer to supervise the construction of an electric line from Eugene to Florence Oregon a 64 mile route. He will start the job December 1.
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Will Graffis
Eugene
Florence
Ore
County Officers Return to Start September Term
County officials return toCass County to begin the September term starting September 7. Clerk W E Jacks and Judge J S Larry resume duties, with Brockville? and others back from vacations to prepare dockets, tax duplicates, and the fall tax rush as the county institutes and schools reopen. Local officials plan to resume work, property transfers increase, and duties intensify this week.
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W. T. Shafer
Cass
Marie Dolan
Recorder Shinn
Michigan
Matthew Moroney
Canada
Cann
Haas
County Institute
Cass County
Noise at Stag club prompts police visit
Police were called to the Stag club in the Stettiner building where a group of young boys caused a disturbance by throwing a football from a window and frightening a horse. They were ordered to leave their rooms but an attorney advised they did not have to.
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Stag Club
Stettiner Building
Labor
United Interest of Labor
Bakers Ordered to Clean Up Shops Statewide
Bakers across the state received letters from state inspectors directing stricter cleanliness in bread and pie production. Some shops allegedly neglect cleanliness, though local bakeries are reported in good condition.
Moroney Returns to County Treasurer Office
Matthew Moroney came back to his duties in the county treasurer’s office after a prolonged trip to Canada with home seekers. He said he felt fine despite a wind-chafed face and lips from constant outdoor exposure during the journey.
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Matthew Moroney
Canada
Son Born to Welker family in Clay Township
A son was born Saturday morning to Henry Welker and his wife of Clay Township.
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Henry Welker
Clay Township
Bryan Dates Tour Schedule Around Indiana September 25
National Chairman Mack released William J. Bryan plan touring the middle West to the Atlantic seaboard with stops at Peoria Evansville and multiple states. The itinerary lists dates from September 9 through 29 including Cleveland Cincinnati Madison Milwaukee Lincoln and rests Sundays in Washington and New York.
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West Virginia
Cumberland
Washington
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Ball Game Balloon Ascension and Band Concert at Park
A day of entertainment at the park features a ball game between Flora Bringhurst Combines and the Ottos at 3 PM. At 5 PM a balloon ascent by Ellis Hance is planned followed by a band concert in the evening.
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Flora- Bringhurst
Ottos
Ellis Hance
Galveston News Notes Various Local Movements and Visits
Raymond Klepper of Yorktown visited D L Klepper's family this past week. William Griffith travels to Illinois for horses bound for Sam Meeks in New York. Levi Brown sold his farm to William Johnson for 3300 dollars. Mrs Minnie Thurston visited Kokomo Friday. Henderson Fickle and family and others spent Thursday at Indian Springs. Mrs Fannie Haynes returned from Indianapolis with millinery notes on styles. Dr P W Puterbaugh of Kirklin visits William Jump. to Chicago soon for dentistry professorship. John Cunningham and wife of Reading, Ohio, guests of Wilard Lawrence. Bee tree damaged by unknown parties. owner Jacob Samsell to be settled with. Mrs Laura McCoy in Sharpsville Friday. Miss May Lawrence of Dayton visits Willard Lawrence. Cedric and Dorothy Newby visit P B Foush. Mrs John Stone visits S P Wood at Anderson. Wesley Frick family visit Willard Lawrence. Universalist church social at William Countryman home. large crowd. Baseball game Kokomo vs Galveston this afternoon. Mrs James Brown visits relatives in Goldsmith. Mrs George Hyman returns from Henryville. John Galbreath in California reports Mrs Galbreath ill. Ida Galbreath to teach in Columbia City. Johnson & Laird at old settlers' picnic. Rev Taylor begins Christian Stewardship sermons at Baptist church. Rev Herbert Boase and others visit George Gates. Willam Endicott to teach in Sharpsville schools.
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Wiliam Johnson
Minnie Thurston
Henderson
Chas, Fickle
Albert Reece
Tom Streeter
Walter King
Dade Davis
Indian Springs
Fannie Haynes
Indianapolis
P. W. Puterbaugh
Kirklin
William Jump
Jacob Samsell
Samsell
Laura McCoy
Sharpsville
Jane Foy
Belle Mills
Kokomo
May Lawrence
Dayton, C
Willard Lawrence
Cedric
Dorothy Newby
Logansport
P. B. Foush
John Stone
S. P. Wood
Anderson
Wesley Frick
Flora
Universalist Church
William Countryman
Galveston
James Brown
Goldsmith
George Hyman
Henryville
Indiana
B. B. Richard
John Galbreath
California
Herbert Boase
W. S. Zehring
Wesley Stauffer
George Gates
Willam Endicott
Galveston Church Steps Lose Summer Romance
A janitor at a Galveston church turned on lights, ending a popular summer scene of couples lingering on the church steps. Embarrassment caused lovers to scatter, leaving fewer steps for intimacy and making the Main street corner less lively.
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Papa
Royal Centre Beats Star City Reserves 2–1
Royal Centre J C Wagoner returned from Minnesota as Star City visitors came. The Royal Centre Reserves defeated Star City 2 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Beckley traveled from Star City. Miss Mary Gangloff hosted twenty five guests at 1727 George Street for Miss Gertrude Beam of Pittsburg. A guessing contest awarded prizes to Miss Milda Brodrick and Olan Suters. The evening featured games and music.
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Star City
Royal Centre
John Beckley
Mary Gangloff
George Street
Gertrude Beam
Pittsburg
Milda Brodrick
Olan Suters
Band Makes A Hit At Trimmer Debut
The Y M C A band gave its first public performance yesterday at Trimmer. Organized six months ago many members never blew a horn before yet the playing was excellent. They secured three more engagements while at the Sunday school picnic and plan a Georgetown appearance next Saturday.
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Trimmer
Georgetown
Mrs. F. M. Boerger and son Edward return from Chicago
Mrs. F. M. Boerger and her son Edward have returned from a visit in Chicago. They arrived home with reports of their trip and a note of pleasant weather during their stay.
Birth announced for Bartlett street couple’s newborn son
A son was born to George Murray and his wife on Bartlett street. The announcement notes the new arrival and names the parents.
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George Murray
Bartlett Street
Taft Defends Labor Record and Court Power
Taft argues the Republican administration has advanced labor interests and urges clear adherence to the law. He rejects claims of endorsing low wages and defends injunction use, explains labor rights to unite while opposing secondary boycotts, and opposes jury trials in contempt and enforcement actions to preserve efficient courts.
Statesman Arrives in Bolivia as New Minister
Telegram from La Paz, Bolivia, reports James F. Statesman of Peru Indiana, American minister to Bolivia, arriving Friday to succeed William R Sorsby. He will be officially received next week after a long journey via Panama and other regions. Statesman said in a recent letter he enjoyed the trip and was having a fine time.
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James F. Statesman
Peru
Indiana
Bolivia
William R Sorsby
Mr. Statesman
Panama
Equator
Sevral
Statesman
East Sand Ridge School Reunion Picnic Invites Alumni
All current and former pupils of East Sand Ridge School are invited to a reunion picnic at the old school grounds on September 38. Attendees should bring relatives and a well filled basket. After dinner a business meeting will form a permanent organization and teachers who ever taught at the school are also invited.
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East Sandridge School
Trainmen to mark twenty fifth anniversary celebration
Railway workers nationwide will observe the twenty fifth anniversary of the order with events in Fort Wayne and Logansport. Huntington members are invited and many plan to attend the Logansport celebration, larger in scale according to local reports.
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Huntington
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Huntington Herald
Stricken Uncle Jack Martin Opp Galveston Icon
Galveston community mourns as respected resident known as Uncle Jack Martin is stricken by paralysis last evening. The 81 year old longtime figure suffers widespread illness with critical condition cited.
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Jack” Martin
Galveston
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