Republican ticket list for statewide offices and district
A historical election slate presents candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor of state treasurer of state attorney general reporter supreme court superintendent of public instruction state statistician judge supreme court judge appellate court and congressman for the eleventh district including James Watson Fremont E Goodwine Fred A Sims John Co Billheimer Oscar Hadley James Bingham George W Self Lawrence M Turnan J L Peetz Quincy A Myers David Myers and Chas Good.
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Fremont E. Goodwine
Fred A. Sims
John Co. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Supr
Lawrence M’turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Eleventh District
Chas. H. Good
Bell seeks Republican county surveyor nomination
Harry M. Bell deputy county surveyor announces his candidacy for the county surveyor post. He cites four years in office and prior five years with the Pennsylvania Railway Company on the Logansport division and Chicago terminal. Bell, a Harrison township native and city high school graduate, comes from solid Republican stock with broad support planned for August 1 convention.
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Harry M. Bell
Bell
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Logansport
Chicago
Harrison Township
City
Watkins for Trustee in Logansport election
I N Watkins a Civil War veteran of Co 7 Ind Infantry and Battery C U S artillery is a widely known Logansport candidate for township trustee. A tireless Republican worker with strong G A R ties, he is praised for a splendid service record and readiness to fulfill trustee duties.
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I. N. Watkins
Logansport
7Th Ind. Infantry
U. S. Artillery
Watkins
Trustee Candidate Edwards Anderson Heck Announcement
Edward W. Anderson runs for trustee of For township pending Republican nominating convention. Calvin P Heck announces candidacy for county clerk nomination subject to Republican convention decision.
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Tribune
For Township
Edward W. Anderson
Calvin P
Heck
Frank J. Berndt candidate for Cass county clerk
Frank J. Berndt announces his candidacy for the clerk of the circuit court, subject to the Cass county Republican nominating convention.
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Cass County
Frank J. Berndt
Cogley Files Candidacy for County Treasurer
G W Cogley announces his candidacy for county treasurer subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.
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G. W. Cogley
Candidate for Sheriff at Subcounty Convention
J. S. Melllinger announces candidacy for sheriff at the sub county convention.
Watkins Announces Candidacy for Eel Township Trustee
I N Watkins declares candidacy for trustee of Eel Township subject to Republican nominating convention. The statement outlines intent to seek party nomination and authorization for campaign.
Harry M Bell for Cass County Surveyor Nomination
Editor Tribune announces candidacy for Cass county surveyor subject to Republican nominating convention. Harry M Bell seeks the office through party endorsement.
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Tribune
Cass County
Harry M. Bell
Detroit Beats Washington 4 2 In Eleven?
Detroit, Mich June 20 Errors by Washington led to two runs in the second and two more in the sixth for a 4 to 2 Detroit victory. Batteries Killian Schmidt Hughes Street Umpire O Laughlin.
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Detroit
Washington
Mich
Wasington
Killian
St. Louis Wins 4-2 Over New York in Series Opener
St Louis beat New York 4 to 2 as Hartzel and T Jones scored on a Schweitzer triple after a bases loaded walk and singles in the sixth. Final line St Louis 0 0 0 0 3 0 8 1 4 New York 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2. Powell Waddell Blue and Spencer Manning Kleinow credited with the win and loss. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly.
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St. Louis
New York
Hartzel
T. Jones
Schweitzer
Powell, Waddell
Blue and Spencer
Manning
Kleinow
Sheridan
Connolly
Weer
Melinger Seeks Cass County Sheriff Seat in Republican Ranks
J. S. Melinger of Lucerne announces his candidacy for Cass County sheriff. A veteran party worker, he has served as a committeeman in Harrison township for fourteen years and lived there twenty four years. Sam Mellinger is a well known Republican supporter in the county.
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J. S. Melinger
Lucerne
Cass County
Sam” Mellinger
Harrison Township
Melinger
G W Cogley Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
G W Cogley pursues the county treasurer nomination with strong convention support. He resides at 1619 Smead Street after eighteen years in Logansport and eighteen in Noble township. Former railroad worker now runs real estate and insurance business and is viewed as a capable, substantial candidate.
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G. W. Cogley
Cogley
Smead Street
Logansport
Noble Township
Chicago Defeats Boston 1 0 In Pitchers Battle
Chicago wins 1 to 0 against Boston in a pitchers duel. Walsh and Young started for the teams with Walsh, W Sullivan, Young, Criger and McFarland among the players. Umpires Evans and Hurst officiated. The score shows a tight game with Chicago scoring a single run.
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Chicago
Boston
Walsh
Young
W. Sullivan
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 4 to 2 in Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in Cleveland on June 20. Pitchers Lieberdt Bemis Dygert Vickers and Smith for the batteries. Umpire Egan. Score shows Cleveland 4 and Philadelphia 2 with a sequence of runs by inning.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
R. HV
Lieberdt
Bemis
Dygert
Vickers
Smith
Egan
St. Louis Beats Boston 9-3 Behind Fast Start
St. Louis jumped to a 6 0 lead in the first two innings and held on to defeat Boston 9 to 3. The visitors tally included three runs in the opening frame and two in the second, while Boston managed a late rally with single runs in the ninth and sixth. St. Louis outhit Boston 10 to 11.
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Boston
St. Louis
Miss Mary Lenon Visit and Local Happenings in Camden
Miss Mary Lenon of Frankfort visits relatives in Camden. Everett Wolf visits Logansport. Merl Humerickhouse sees friends in Lafayette. Lawrence Hamerickhouse returns from Bloomington spring courses. Ephraim Neibel and wife of Ann Arbor visit his parents east of town. they plan Africa missionary work next month. EB. J. Davis sells west Main property to Mrs. Sanderson and moves to Mabbit property after remodeling. Children’s mission band hosts a large social at Lutheran church raising about $20. Edna and Lena Montgomery dine with Paul Edward Montgomery west of Rockfield for his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Wyatt host three sisters Ella Seward, Alice Ashley, and Elizabeth (last name truncated) at their Thursday visit.
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the Tribune
Mary Lenon
Frankfort
Everett Wolf
Logansport
Merl Humerickhouse
Lafayette
Lawrence Hamerickhouse
Bloomington
University
Ephraim Neibel
Ann Arbor
Daniel Neibel
Africa
EB. J. Davis
West Main Street
Sanderson
Lutheran Church
Edna
Lena Montgomery
Paul Edward Montgomery
Rockfield
D. T. Wyatt
Ella Seward
Alice Ashley
Indianapolis
Elizabeth
Fiona
Memorial services and procession for visiting lodges planned
A large turnout is expected for two memorial services in Logansport. At 1 30 p m the Knights of Pythias will hear Senator Frank Kistler speak, with a male quartet performing. After prayers by Rev J H Craig, Rev J G White will deliver the address as processions move from the hall to the cemetery.
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Logansport Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias
Frank Kistler
Elks Band
Logansport Co
U. A
I. O. 0. F. Lodge
Patriarch Mlitant
J. H. Craig
J. G. White
New York Defeats Chicago in Baseball Showdown
New York 4 Chicago 0 as Mathewson dominates. Chicago failed to hit effectively while two seventh inning hits and Fraser's wildness fueled the victory for New York. Evers is ejected for arguing with an umpire. Batteries Fraser and Kring, Gibson and Bresnahan. Umpires Klem and O'Day.
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New York
Chicago
Mathewson
Fraser
Evers
Kring
Gibson
Bresnahan
Klem
O'Day
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia In Doubleheader Opener
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split the doubleheader in Philadelphia. Cincinnati shutout the home team 1 to 0 in the first game. Philadelphia won the second 7 to 0 behind pitching by Sparks and McQuillan. Batteries listed Coakley McLean Sparks McQuillan Jacklistch. Um pire-Enmislie.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Coakley
McLean
Sparks
McQuillan
Jacklistch
Enmislie
Pittsburg and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader
Pittsburg won the first game 2 to 1 while Brooklyn took the second 4 to 0. In game one Pittsburg scored two runs in the ninth inning while Brooklyn managed one in the first. Batteries Young and Gibson opposed Wilhelm and Bergen. umpires Johnston and Rudderham. In game two Brooklyn led 4 to 0 and held on as Pittsburg faulted with two runs in the seventh. Leifield and Phelps pitched for Pittsburg with Pastorius and Ritter behind the plate. umpires Rudderham and Johnstone.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pitttsburg
H. B. Pittsburg
Young and Gibson
Wilhelm and
Bergen
Johnston and Rudderham
R. H.E. Pittsburg
Leifield
Phelps
Pastorius and
Ritter
Rudderham and Johnstone
Today’s Games Feature Boston at Chicago and New York at St Louis
The schedule shows Boston visiting Chicago and New York traveling to St Louis for today’s basketball matchups. Both games spotlight rival teams seeking wins on the road.
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W’an
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Eae Pees
Philadelphia
Eerene
Boston
St. Louis
Eoe Ee
Brooklyn
Gam&s
Indianapolis Beats Milwaukee in Twin Games
American Association action in Indianapolis saw the home club defeat Milwaukee 3 to 1 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second. Batteries Marquard and Livinston opposed Bateman and Roth in the opener with Owens umpiring. In the nightcap Slagle and Howley teamed for Indianapolis, Manske and Beville for Milwaukee, with Owens again behind the plate.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ind
Marquard and Livingston
Bateman
Roth
Owens
R.H.E
Slagle
Howley
Manske
Beville
Columbus tops Kansas City in thirteenth inning
Columbus gains the second game 2 1 on a bases on balls hit and Kreuger's error in the 13th. Rogers Taylor James Egan Essick Sullivan in a nine to one final line for Kansas City. Umpire Kerin.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Kreuger
Col
K. City
Rogers
Taylor and James
Egan
Essick and Sullivan
Kerin
Fall from Cherry Tree Breaks Ankle Near Young America
Mrs. O R McMillen fell from a cherry tree while picking fruit at the Beck home near Young America. Reaching for a limb with many cherries she slipped from the ladder about twelve feet, injuring her ankle. Parents carried her inside. doctor to set the broken ankle.
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O. R. McMillen
Will
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