Multisport Results Across Cities Highlight Weekend Play
Rochester beat Philadelphia in an Eastern League tune up 5 to 2 while Washington overwhelmed Atlanta Southern League 11 to 2 in a 15 hit assault. Salem High School closed its season by defeating Bloomington 43 to 18. Galveston won 5 to 4 against New York Nationals second team as Jenkins was knocked out in the fifth. Murray cleared the bases with a grand slam in the sixth. Toledo topped Chattanooga 1 to 0 in a wet exhib. Wagner left for Hot Springs Ark with Pirates. Syracuse defeated Michigan 43 to 34 in indoor track led by Horner and Beldpath. Kansas City opened baseball with a 9 to 1 loss to St. Louis after poor Blues pitching. Louisville Colonels crushed Elk’s 26 to 0 in winter warmup. South Bend lawyers plan a 21+ city swing for next summer’s team trip with officials backing the project. Archie Monnett and wife visited local friends.
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Galveston
New York Nationals
Jenkins
New York
Murray
Syracuse University
Michigan
Syracuse
Horner
Craig
Robertson
Orange
Beldpath
Kansas City
Blues
St. Louis Cardinals
Powell
Rhodes
Owen
del Howard
Colonels
Louisville
Indianapolis
South Bend
St. Joseph County Bar Association
Right Move Toward Business Associations Urged
North Salem Herald urges merchants to form local business associations to boost cooperation, socialize, and seize opportunities. It argues meetings every two to four weeks can drive beneficial results, organize for home protection, and spur economic benefits without miracle outcomes.
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North Salem Herald
Patent granted for outdoor lightning arrester by Mr S E B Mark
Mr S E B Mark of this place received a patent for an outdoor lightning arrester on March 9 1911 after applying October 21 1909. The device grounds lightning from outside the building, prevents phone burnout, and preserves safety without visible electricity during storms. It is easily installed and priced around 150 dollars, with potential wide demand and sales prospects for Coatsville.
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S. EB. Mark
Attourney
W. H E. Lockwood
Indianapolis
Mark
Coatsville
Giant Elm Draws Attention in Putnam County Farm
On James A. Guilliams’s Roachdale area farm a giant elm measures eighteen feet in circumference and lies close to the house within one hundred fifty feet. The hollowed body, fallen top, and budding spring response mark a tree famed for wildlife visits from bees to coons and owls and a nearby roadside attraction.
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James A. Guilliams
Roachdale
Mr. Guilliams
Greencastle and
Crawfordsville Turnpike
Wid
Big Dam Dedicated in Arizona Salt River Valley
The Roosevelt dam in the Salt River valley Arizona the largest in the world was dedicated and opened Saturday by Col Roosevelt. Begun in 1906 and completed last month it is over 1000 feet long 280 feet high costing 3500000. It supplies irrigation for about 250000 acres and generates 7500 horsepower transmitted seventy five miles to Phoenix. Miss Ethel Roosevelt pressed the button to unleash water through canals transforming desert into a garden of Eden.
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Roosevelt
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Col. Roosevelt
Phoenix
Ethel Roosevelt
Arizona River
Costs of College Athletics at Harvard and Yale Compared
A historical note compares athletics expenses at Harvard and Yale. Harvard spent about 127,945 dollars on athletics with football at 431,000 and track 9,995 while Yale’s football cost around 40,000 and baseball netted 5,700 with track expenses about 3,66o. Rowing runs at a loss with over 20,400 yearly appropriated.
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Harvard
Yale
Cambridge University
Princeton
New Haven
Brownsburg Wins In High School Oratorical Contest
The Greenwood Saturday event gathered teams from Center Crave Rocklane Drownsttrs Littem Gea Davis Wittelmund and Coreetweaod. Miss ried Terdiek of Brownsbure won with a public duty themed speech. Janes Meta of Bear Davis took second for a public duty topic. Huy Crister of Chreenweed finished third with a chemistry related theme. The event featured a Dray Club meeting announced for today with Mrs. Koy Mudsom.
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Greenwood
Center Crave
Rocklane
Drownsttrs
Littem
Gea Davis
Wittelmund
Coreetweaod
Wits
Coe
Huy Crister
Chreenweed
Biantean
Brah Hl
Bovkd
Picnsathe Norograb
Boon. Dolson
Barthes College
Shakeup at Crawfordsville Police Force Faces Overhaul
Local agitation in Crawfordsville follows a deadly incident and alleged police inaction. The Good Citizens League accuses officers of tolerating liquor sales gambling and pool halls, prompting the Board of Safety to vow action against the entire current force. Mrs. OHO Hahin attended the city Friday meeting.
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Crawfordsville
Lutve
Good Citizens’ League
Eiy
Bsiter
Stokithans
Board of Safety
Smile as a Business Asset and Notable Local Tragedies
A column extols smiling as commercial capital, citing a Shelbyville lineman’s fatal fall and a church steps incident. It reports a $1,400 found under a subtreasury floor, a Newcastle woman fasting for 26 days, and multiple quick business and personal misfortunes.
Fire at Steiner Home Destroys Cataract Area Property
A blaze caused by a defective flue destroyed the Steiner home near Cataract along Eel River above the upper falls. The 21 year old residence belonged to Mrs A W Steiner of Indianapolis, sister to David Lew Wallace. Fire cost about 2000 and the neighborhood from Green Castle Cloverdale and Brazil often visited the open house. Mrs Steiner plans to rebuild.
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Stiener
A. W. Steiner
Indianapolis
David Lew Wallace
Putnam
Chay Counties
Eel River
Upper Falls
Greencastle
Cloverdale
Brazil
M. E. Church Midweek and Sunday Services
Midweek services at the M E church include Thursday and Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Lorenzo O Neal leading. Sunday evening preaching follows subject The Korean Revival. A collection will be taken and all are invited to attend and support this revival.
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M. E
Lorenzo O'Neal
ATP
Perma circuit traction plan aims to cut costs
The proposed Power Traction plan by Cheaper by Far O, Wo Jolson, Cleveland, and Hoover Uolton would operate the line with gasoline motors across adjoining counties. Portions of the Union Pacific are already in use. The change would remove power houses and overhead charges. Sale bills and pest? bills available at this office.
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Wo Jolson
Cleveland
Hoover Uolton
Tacinripolis
Perma Circuit Traction Company
Teir
Evansville Woman Arrested at Linton Then Sent Home
Daisy Martin of Evansville, age 21, wearing a red hat and green shirtwaist, was arrested at Linton on Wednesday as she alighted from a Evansville-bound train with two full-blooded Indians. She was returned to Evansville by the next train. her husband seeks her return to his wigwam.
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Daisy Martin
Evansville
Linton
Daisy
Barn Fire Wins Losses For Bloomingdale Resident
Dr J G L Myers living two miles west of Bloomingdale lost a large barn and several head of horses and cattle in a late week gale. A spark from a C H L D freight engine swept to the barn, located about fifty feet from the railroad track.
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J.G. L. Myers
Bloomingdale
Public protest over scant clothing of girls in cold weather
Columbus physicians and health officers condemn light garments on street youth amid rising cold related deaths. Hartford City delivery man Jacob Crimes survived a 48 hour hic coughing attack after heroic medical care. Noblesville citizens report black painted handprints on homes tied to temperance activism. Cadwallader boys find a newborn body along the Wabash six miles south of Lafayette. coroner Van Reed investigates possible river disposal.
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Columbus
George and
Thomas Cadwallader
Wabash
Lafayette
Karl van Reed
Burton Knight Visits Relatives in Plainfield Area
Burton Knight of Plainfield visited relatives here on Friday and Saturday.
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Burton Knight
Plainfield
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Anniston
Washington
Atlanta
Salem High School
Bloomington High School
Toledo
Chattanooga
Billiard
John Henry Wagner
Horus
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Ark
Pirates
West Baden
Indiana
Wagner
South
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Archie Monnett
Business Men’s Association
J.B. Ganibeld Ard
Otto Ginkin Tod
Luther Chicadler
Vivian Blinkie
Charles Proty
Simuth Harlan
Clyde Gobert
George Perry
Charles Gainbeld
Miers
Short
Ab Cheyton
Arfirica
Wancilina Oarsitenv
Putnam County
Tstead
Mareh
Brownsburg
Dray Club
Koy Mudsom
Milton Glover
Shelbyville
Lydia G. Howe
Newcastle
Samuel Keever
Henry Bumfarger
Flora
Bumgarger
Keever
Charles W. Foster
Foster
Claypool
Celia Krohn
St. John’s Hospital
Throop Avenue School
M. E. Church Services
Wam
Jacob Crimes
Hartford City
Grimes
Noblesville
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