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Newspaper

Logansport Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1911

Page

4

Christmas events and gatherings in Anoka area

A sequence of community notices covers a homecoming surprise for Edwin Busjahn from Michigan, Christmas plays at Anoka school, Santa Claus visit at Ninth Street Christian church, a marriage in Clay township, dances, and various club meetings. Activities include fundraisers, child parties, and a temple dancing club event with Byerly-Denbo orchestra.

Santa Claus Ninth Street Christian Church Temple Dancing Club Byerly-Denbo

Seventy-Four Teachers Listed for State Association

Superintendent A L Frantz published the county schools enrollment for the state teachers association. Seventy four names appear on the list, with many teachers planning to attend the Indianapolis meeting starting next Wednesday.

State Teachers’ Association A. L. Frantz Indianapolis Grover Sullivan Ivyl Eldridge Alice Bliss Verla Schlegelmilch Celia Pherson Fred E. Thompson Marvin Fultz Hiram Harvey Cassie Harmon Ethel G. Nelson Cordelia Swearingen Harriet Harvey Irma Hilbert S. W. Harris Clara E. Groner F. G. Neel Helen Minneman Maude Britain Jessy Blue Mary E. Hurley Gertrude Johnston Wm. H. Haas A. E. Bond Gertrude Powlen Ethel Davis Mary J. Brown Ruth Hendee Dora Cragan A. L. Buchanan Russell Brandt Fara Lee Gates Nora Berkshire Lena Finton Ella Reider J. G. Whitacre Dora Metheny Fern Metheny Dottie Reese Mae Reider TE. EB. Rogers Claud Shank Harry Weaver Alfred Guy Dora Wilson Ada Wrights D. A. G. Coblentz Emil Huffman Hazel Kistler Russell Snyder Anna Hopper Cleo J. Howard Roswell M. Kaiser Charles H. Reider Clara Blackburn Grace Oyler Minnie Bruner Margaret Schwartz Iva Jackson Clara Conner Frank Lybrook Fred Berkshire Jacob Timmons David Pumel Nellie Richardson Georgia Leffel Lara McDonald Hubert Anderson D. T. Maupin Imo Peter Edna Wood Ray Peck Hallie Smith Kfahn

Brookston Signs Street Lighting Contract With Wa bash Valley

Brookston in White county contracts Wa bash Valley Traction Company for street lighting. Thirty two lights of eighty candle power will be installed, with merchants purchasing electricity for store lighting.

Brookston White County Wabash Valley Traction Company

Miss Louise Comstock Leaves Longcliff After Resigning

Miss Louise Comstock, who resigned as attendant at Longcliff, left yesterday for Louisville. She suffered a severely bruised hand while restraining a patient, and the member was dressed before she took the train home.

Louise Comstock Longcliff Louisville

Temperance Meeting Set for December 31 at Elks Hall

An omini partisan temperance meeting is called for December 31 at 1 30 p m in the Elks hall. Hon Emerson E Ballard will speak. The gathering stems from the recent state event in Indianapolis.

Elks’ Hall Emerson E. Ballard Indianapolis

Mrs Stoll to Visit Fort Wayne for Holidays

Mrs John Stoll of East Market Street will travel to Fort Wayne to spend the holidays with her mother and other relatives.

John Stoll East Market Street Ft. Wayne

Purdy Guests at 2300 Broadway Home Visit

Mrs. Purdy and her husband from Sioux City are guests of W. S. Parks at 2300 Broadway, as reported in the local social column.

Lmer Purdy Sioux City W. S. Parks Broadway

Tribune prints Jap photos amid war mobilization

Wartime coverage features Japanese subjects as the Tribune presents photie plates highlighting the home front and mobilization efforts. The article emphasizes public interest and government messaging during the conflict era.

City urged to guard high tension wires after recent accidents

Electricians propose a full inspection of all city high tension lines in response to fatal and serious incidents. Wires to the George Larger and Henry Tucker homes on Broadway and Market streets sparked fires during a rainy wind, with no fatalities, prompting calls for overhaul and safeguards at dangerous spots.

George Larger Broadway Seventh Street Henry Tucker Market Street George Henderson Tucker

Complete Xmas Plan of Clubs Seeks All Day Christmas Closure

Secretary C H Stuart of the Commercial Club releases a request from several city clubs asking that stores stay closed all day on Monday December 25 1911. Women’s Progressive Club Tourist Club Coterie Club Mothers’ Study Club support the measure noting larger stores have planned to close for the day.

C. H. Stuart Commercial Club Women's Progressive Club Coterie Club Mothers’ Study Club

Permission sought for Y track extensions on city street lines

M F Mahoney for Ft Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction petitions the board of public works to grant the street car company the right to lay Y tracks at the ends of Broadway West Market and Miami avenue lines to accommodate new pay as you enter cars. Officials expect no delay in approval.

M. F. Mahoney Ft. Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company Board of Public Works Street Broadway West Market Miami Avenue

Wabash Wreck Suits Delphy Elevator Case in Carroll County

A $15,000 damage suit is filed in Carroll County against the Wabash railroad over a wreck that struck the Collin and Ryan elevator in Delphi. The October 7 incident is alleged to have occurred as the freight train exceeded Delphi’s speed limit.

Wabash Delphi Collin & Ryan Carrol County

Partnership to Run Old King Drill Shop Formed

John Taylor and Paul Kasch form a partnership to operate the King drill machine shop in the city. They have purchased new machinery and rebuilt the shop’s old equipment.

John Taylor Paul Kasch

Rebekah Lodge to Visit Monticello for Degree Work

Next Thursday the Jewell Rebekah lodge will travel in a body to Monticello where the local degree staff will confer degree work on candidates from the Eudora lodge. A banquet is planned as part of the event.

Jewell Rebekah Lodge Monticello Eudora Lodge

Chiropractors Offer Free Exam At Logansport Office

T C Slater and Gertrude Slater promote the chiropractic system as the new method to eradicate disease by addressing its cause. They invite visits with free examination and analysis at their Logansport Indiana office located at 502 144 Broadway over Rodgers store, with listed hours from morning to evening.

T. C. Slater Gertrude Slater Broadway Rodgers Store Logansport Ind

Jewelry stolen from Hugh Smith drug store window

Thieves used a glass cutter to slash a large plate glass window and rifle a jewelry display at the Hugh Smith drug store on Sycamore street early yesterday. About thirty pieces valued at 125 dollars were taken including bracelets chains pins and tie clasps. One bracelet was recovered in a yard nearby. The theft occurred around 3:30 AM. no crew was present.

Hugh Smith Sycamore Street Barnhart Smith

Macedonia outrages prompt arrests and court martial

In Sofia today Premier Guechoff announced arrests in the Istib massacre inquiry and said those charged will face court martial. The incident followed a December 4 mosque bombing that killed twelve and injured twenty, linked to anti Christian riots in Macedonia.

Sofia Bulgaria National Assembly Macedonia Guechoff Istib

City Moves to Host National Democratic Convention

The hotelmen's association formed a committee to seek Democratic leadership support for bringing the National Democratic convention to the city. The panel will report tomorrow and aims to raise 150000 for convention expenses, with date and venue to be set by the Democratic national committee meeting in Washington on January 8 8.

New York Democratic National Committee Washington

Hotel Grant Fire Leaves Guests Jumping From Windows

The Hotel Grant in Grant, Mich. burned today twenty miles north of Grand Rapids. Guests and staff fled by jumping from windows. Orcellus Seward, 84, leaped from a second story window and died. Hilda Brandt, 18, and Pearl Hardy, 20, waitresses, were seriously injured along with three others who suffered minor injuries.

Grand Rapides Mich Grant Grand Rapids Orcellus Seward Hilda Brandt Pearl Hardy

DePauw students raise funds for endowment drive

In Greencastle Indiana on December 21 students from DePauw University including classes, fraternities and other groups work to raise the remaining 20 000 dollars needed to reach a 500 000 dollar endowment goal. To date supporters have pledged 380 000 dollars and President McConnell expresses confidence the goal will be met by the new year.

Tribune Greencastle Ind DePauw McConnell

Bequest Report Quashed in New Orleans Wills

Michigan City Indiana reports a widow Mrs. Charles W Lay supposedly inherited 100 from Mrs S L Bullock of New Orleans who died after nursing her through yellow fever but a New Orleans dispatch finds no Bullock death list and no filed will.

Tribune Michigan City Ind Charles W. Lay S. L. Bullock New Orleans Bullock

Marriage Is Annulled In Connersville Case

In Connersville Indiana Judge Gray annulled the marriage of Norman Chain to a girl identified as Mrs Norman Chain age fifteen after her father filed the petition. The girl had claimed she was eighteen to obtain a license and the couple wed two weeks earlier.

Tribune Connersville Ind Norman Chain Gray St. Louis

Kentucky man pleads guilty in Indiana attack case

Lafayette Indiana December 21 Nathaniel Towles a Kentucky Negro pleaded guilty to attacking Miss Iva OConnell He was sentenced to from two to fourteen years in the reformatory at Jeffersonville and was hidden in an automobile and taken to Crawfordsville then placed on a train to the prison

Tribune Lafayette Ind Nathaniel Towles Iva O’connell Jeffersonville Crawfordsville

Vandals Deface Richmond High School Artwork

Richmond Ind December 20 vandals entered the new high school last night and defaced hallway walls with red paint on three floors. A bronze fountain by Janet Scudder at the art gallery entrance was damaged as authorities launch an investigation into the incident.

Tribune Richmond Ind Janet Scudder

Fountain county jury imposes record assault fine

Attica Indiana December 21 a Fountain county Circuit Court jury found Joseph Williams guilty of assault and battery on his daughter and ordered a fine of 800 dollars plus two months in the Fountain county jail marking the largest fine in the county's history.

Tribune Attica Ind Fountain County Joseph Williams

Gary man convicted in bribery tied to heating franchise

Crown Point Ind Dec 21 Alder man Walter E Gibson of Gary Ind found guilty tonight of bribery in connection with the Gary common council passage of a heating franchise secured by Thomas B Dean of Louisville Ky, who was the state's chief witness. It is said to be the first conviction in which a dictaphone played an important part.

Y Associated Press Crown Point Ind Walter E. Gibson Gary

Bomb scare at county courthouse in Valparaiso

In Valparaiso Indiana the county courthouse near the police headquarters was the scene of a bomb scare when a patrolman found what he called a bomb on the steps. Many onlookers claim the device was a fake.

Tribune Valparaiso Ind Court House

Two Suspects Identified in Middlebury Safe-Blow Attempt

Goshen Indiana December 21 Watchman Hughes, bound in a chair during a safe blow attempt at Henry Hixon's Middlebury office, identified two Auburn men tonight as his attackers. A search light taken from Hughes was found on one suspect and authorities believe the robbers were not professionals, having used twelve dynamite charges without entering the safe.

Goshen Ind Hughes Henry Hixon Middlebury Auburn

France to unveil Rodin bust for Champlain monument

France opens public subscriptions tomorrow to fund a bronze bust of La Franc by Auguste Rodin. The sculpture will stand at the Champlain monument base, commemorating the French navigator who explored the lake named for him, with dedication planned next June.

Associated Press Paris France United States la Franc Auguste Rodin Samuel de Champlain

Printing costs rise for high grade jobs

The notice states that high grade job printing costs should be priced no higher than ordinary work, with a reference to Phonar 312 today.

Phonar

Christmas Furs Sale Offers High Quality at Discount

Christmas Furs out 1 2 Price touts the store as offering the very best furs in the city with exclusive lynx and mink sets. The note claims savings of 10 to 50 percent and urges customers to shop before Christmas as the store closes all day on Christmas. Multiple fur items and prices are listed to entice buyers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edwin Busjahn Ann Arbor Michigan) University Marie Busjahn L. A A. L Anoka School Hazel Powlen Earl Demont Clay Township Alta Jordon Culver L. G. Souders Dorcas Circle of Kings Daughters Frank Carter First Presbyterian Church Masonic Masonic Temple Margaret Brookmeyer Madaline Mahoney Mildred Hatch Srothy Martin Tourists’ Club Carl Kellar J. C India Fowler Iloh E.C Valley The Photie City Electric Light Department Chiropractic Burns Grant, Mich Vandalia Red Gibson Iceland Fox Red Fox P
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