Chicago Morning Democratic Paper Backed by Financiers
Democrats in Chicago have secured financial backing for a one cent morning newspaper. The main hurdle is investor control over policy, which eastern and southern Democratic journalists oppose. If these objections are resolved and local backing is secured, outside journalists may join. Party leaders see a morning paper as timely to influence the upcoming mayoral election.
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Chicago Morning Democratic
Életcion
Purity of the Press Dramatized by Kaufman Speech
Herbert Kaufman told the Chicago Council of Jewish Women that flaring headlines and sensational posters risk impurity in journalism. He warned publishers using power for personal ends invite fear and scrutiny from the press.
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of Jewish Women In
Chicago
Kaufman
A. Ispaper
Alfink
Newspaper should print all the news says Kaufman
Kaufman argues newspapers must print all news including the sensational and the ugly. He calls newspapers the protectors of city and nation and says they are the gigantic voices that scream out the truth.
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Kaufman
Homburg Will Probated In Cass County
The will of Charles Homburg former Cass County sheriff was probated in circuit court. It provides for his relatives Herman and Fred Homburg Henry Grisley and Mary Chambers with monetary bequests and a home for his mother Mrs Wilhelmin Grisley. The remainder goes to five beneficiaries with Frederick Homburg's share placed in trust at Logansport Trust Company. Executor is Abraham Shidler with Charles E. Yarlot and Q A Myers as witnesses. drawn May 7 1904.
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Mary Chambers
Henry Grisley
Harry Grisley
Frederick Homburg
Logansport Trust Company
Elizabeth Pollard
Wilhelmin Grisley
Abraham Shidler
Charles E. Yarlot
Q. A. Myers
Council to Sell Old Electric Plant Machinery
The council grants unanimous consent to abandon a special meeting. The board of works will seek court appointment of appraisers and sell the old machinery within days to a strong bid. Engineer Esterline will perform most of the appraisal.
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Board of Works
Esterline
Four White County roads opened at $40000 cost
Four roads in White county were completed at an expense of 40000 dollars. One road runs through Burnettsville and is thirty feet wide inside the town. About 100 men who worked on the project were discharged Monday. The roads are built entirely of crushed stone.
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White County
Burnettsville
Advisory Boards Meet to Review Books After New Trustees
Township advisory boards in the county will meet the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January to audit the outgoing trustees books and prepare the transfer of business. New trustees assume office January 1 but formal installation awaits completed book investigations.
Non-Resident Defendant Asks Case Transfer In Hotel Property Suit
John D. Johnston, former owner, seeks to move his real estate dispute over a property sale to Robert Muller from state court to the U S circuit court. He contends the suit involves title to land rather than hotel concerns and alleges a land swap with Muller failed. The real estate case remains separate from a separate receiver suit.
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Cuit
Robert Muller
U. S. Circuit Court
Johnston
Muller
Minnesota
Mueller
Bessie Jones Faces Assault Charge In Local Court
An affidavit filed in Justice Hannawalt’s court accuses Bessie Jones of Young America of assault and battery on Roy Coin. The complaint, filed by Roy’s father Samuel Coin, alleges Jones urged a larger boy to strike Coin with a stick after boys teased her. The case is set for Thursday at 10 o'clock.
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Bessie -Jones
Young America
Hannawalt
Roy
Samuel
Man With His Hair Cut Short Lecture At Ellishall
Evangelist Yeuell addressed a men only audience about Samson and Delilah, urging men to beware modern Delilahs who steal strength and love. He announced a women only lecture next Sunday and urged husbands to bring their wives.
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Ellishall
Evangelist Yeuell
Delilah
Delphi Defends Health Against Smallpox Rumors
The Delphi Citizen refutes rumors of smallpox and mad dogs causing havoc. No cases exist, schools remain open, and homes aren’t quarantined. The piece condemns false tales from a padded pedagogue and praises the town’s health, streets, and water supply.
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Delphi
Quadrennial Affair Host to Cass County Officials
Frank Scanlon, town and school superintendent, sets Saturday December 12 as the date for his quadrennial banquet for Cass County trustees and ex trustees. He will host at the Elks Cafe with invitations out and newspaper men invited. All current trustees and those taking office January 1 will attend, marking another generous meal and cigars.
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Frank Scanlon
Cass County
Scanlon
Elks Cafe
County Commissioners to Let Annual Stationery Contract
At the next commissioners meeting, starting Monday, the annual stationery contract will be let. Last year bids were rejected at the December meeting and the contract not let in January. some goods were not contracted for until February and some requisitions have not yet been received.
Basketball Games To Be Played Here
A movement led by Secretary Pendleton of the A R Y M C A aims to unite the association team and the high school team. A meeting will form an organization for both and set a date to play. High school players use the Y M C A gym for practice as efforts to foster harmony and interest in association work continue.
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Pendleton
Association
Penucheton
Burglars Hit Two Logansport Businesses Saturday
Burglars broke into the Heppe place and stole hides worth 5 to 60 dollars including mink, while the LaGrange grocery on Burlington avenue was entered with cigars and tobaccos taken but no money reported.
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Logansport
Heppe Place
LaGrange
Burlington Avenue
Record Snow Breaks Salt Lake City Depth Claim
Joseph Patterson receives a letter from his son Brough Patterson in Salt Lake City reporting twenty two inches of snow, a record breaker for the city. Patterson works in the general purchasing offices of the Oregon Short Line and the Southern Pacific.
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Joseph ‘Patterson
Brough Patterson
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Patterson
General Purchasing
Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific
Work Day and Night Owing to Rush of Business
Owing to a rush of business caused by orders recently received the West.
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West
Unclaimed Express Packages Auction Planned in Logansport
The Pacific Express Co. advertises its annual sale of unclaimed express matter to be held in Logansport on January 23. The items, consigned to Ft. Wayne Peru Huntington and other local Wabash division points, total about 1000 packages and will be sold individually. Ft. Wayne lists over 200 packages.
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Pacific Express Company
Wabash
Logansport
Ft. Wayne
Peru
Huntington
Simple citrox bath touted as eczema cure
A Chicago Record Herald reader describes a skin disease remedy using pure powdered citrox dissolved in hot water to bath affected areas for 20 minutes twice daily. She stresses using fresh warm solution, pure drug from sealed packages, and cautions to prepare anew each time. The anecdote notes her husband’s eczema and a friend’s case improving with the treatment.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Meeting of Ye M C A draws large Sunday crowd
The Ye M C A meeting Sunday afternoon was very interesting and one of the largest ever held. Reports of the state meeting at South Bend were made by Donald Herold, Carl King and others.
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South Bend
Donald ‘Herold
Carl
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