Prohibition Candidate Chafin Attacks Local Option Policy
Eugene L. Chafin, Prohibition presidential hopeful, denounces local option in liquor as a failed remedy, compares it to past debates over slavery and polygamy, and cites Massachusetts and Louisiana Lottery as examples. He speaks at Elks hall amid large, mixed crowds with supporters touring cities and lists dates for prohibition speakers in the region.
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Elks Hall
Chafin
Summer W. Haynes
Portland
Clairon Quartette
A. M. Thatcher
Boston
Elks Band
Douglass
South
North
Lincoln
Brigham Young
Utah
Massachusetts
United States
Friends of the Principle
Stars and Stripes
Prohibition
W. L. Rosier
C. P. Fenton
Georgia
I. N. Grisso
Prohibition Club
Lucerne
Metea
Twelve Mile
Noble Township
Sandridge
Shady Nook
Clay Township
Mothers Association and church groups hold varied meetings
The First Presbyterian Mothers Association schedules a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Trinity Episcopal, Golden Chain Circle, and Young Women's Club announce meetings at local homes. A birthday gathering honors Grandma Dale. A Cumberland Presbyterian coffee is planned. An Eighth-year chorus project and a missionary tea are noted. A farewell for Mr and Mrs Took is planned at the Masonic Temple. An Andrew Wise and Belya Kiathwohl ceremony occurred. The Women's Progressive Club plans an imaginary world trip from Boston to Scotland with a library meeting next Monday.
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Golden Chain Circle
Golden Chain
Kings Daughters and Sons
George Conrad
Smith Street
Young Women's Club
Emma Ash
Young Women’s Club
First Presbyterian Church
West Broadway
Masonic Temple
Temple
Claude Took
California
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
A. EB. Arthur
Andrew Wise
Camden
Belya Kiathwohl
Rochester
Wise
Boston
Women’s Progressive Club
Ocean
Scotland
Bethlehem man claims prize in hog raising race
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Perry Brown of Bethlehem Township positing a prize in hog raising. The readable text references ownership and a possible claim, but details are unclear.
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Perry ‘Brown
Bethlehem -Township
Poland
Crystal Theatre Presents New Week of Crackerjack Shows
The Crystal Theatre in Logansport showcases a fresh week of acts led by manager Tom Hardie. Malone Alvin and Beauty perform a novel routine while Fenton and Haynes debut new bag punching stunts. Shea and Sherman offer singing and dancing with sharp comedy as the program highlights strong entertainment.
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Tom Hardie
Logansport
Malone
Alvin
Beauty
Fenton
Haynes
Shea
Sherman
Broadway Theatre Weekly Show Delights Audiences
The Broadway bill offers Klein and Humphrey in a bright comedy musical act Clever Conkey as a clever juggling monologuist Warren and Faust deliver a whirlwind comedy sketch with singing dancing and tumbling Their acrobatic finale draws applause Maude Chestnut performs The Broncho Buster illustrated song and a moving pictures segment rounds out a fully satisfying program for the week.
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Klein
Humphrey
Conkey
Warren
Faust
LoganSPORTs Best Football Team Seeks State Championship
Logansport high school showcases its strongest squad yet as it defeats Kokomo 36 to 6 in a decisive victory. New players used in a practice setting, the team dominates with heavy line work and speed, signaling a strong playoff push. Oakwood of Lafayette holds a clean season record and will clash with Logansport at Spencer Park on October 24 in a high-stakes showdown.
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Logansport High School
Logansport Boys
Oakwood School of
Lafayette
Logansport
Spencer Park
County considers road petition to connect farms in Clay
Edward Douglass petitions the county commissioners for a new road from his Clay township farm to the poor farm road and asks that the east west road past the John Gerrard farm be reopened.
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Edward Douglass
Clay Township
Poor Farm
John Gerrard
Cotton prices advance on English news headline
New York October update shows stock prices reacting to improved outlook for peaceful settlement of the near eastern question. Bears fade in short sales and arbitrage demand rises for London accounts as foreign selling pressure eases. Market calm returns with anticipated settlement of labor controversies in England.
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New York
London
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Court Street
Howard
International Observatory
Geneva
J. D. Taylor Jeweler
Ofice
Harry M. Shultz
Fourth Street
Ttolva
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Rat
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Continental Fire Ins. Co. of
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Sidtth St
C. O. Heffley
Fourth St
GEO. H. Gise
4Th and Broadway
Mchael Bros
Deer Creek
Ism
Eugene L. Chafin
Mothers’ Meeting
Mothers’ Association
Carter-Lowell
James Carter
Jennie Lowell
Trinity
Trinity Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Michelle
Bringhurst Street
Grandma Dale
Washington Township
William McClain
Peru
Frank Joyce
Walter Berkshire
Charles Kline
Adamsboro
Cumberland Presbyterian
North Street
E. H. Porter
J. L. Porter
Lillian Porter
Connersville
Ind
Penny Club
Franklin School
EB. B. McConnell
Selah Simcoe
Erie Avenue
Marie Pathenberger
Ruth Beal
Lucile Row
Puth Hackenburg
Bessie Cruse
Fannie Baker
Hazel Cruse
Clarence Johnson
Helen Gilbert
Anna Galloway
Elizabeth Mitchell
Dorothy Stock Company
Nelson
Baby Moore
Dorothy
Cosy Corners
Crystal Theatre
Broadway
Dor
Rex
Parker & Johnston
Arthur N. Baker
Optometrist
Thone
J. C Bridge
Pearl ST
Market ST
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