Automobile frightens horse endangering family in Huntington
A car owned by W. Henson frightened a spirited horse pulling a carriage returning from Athletic Park. Miss Hazel Culbertson, 14, was killed after being thrown and entangled in wheel spokes, with skull fractures and severe injuries also suffered by Bert Laundon and Mrs Laundon. The horse trampled the bridge railing before being stopped. Drs. Cushing and Hess treated the injured at the scene and at the Laundons' home. The driver was reported to have been speeding about 25 miles per hour.
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Max Puppes
East Bridge Street
Athletic Park
Laundon
Wiers
Julbo
Sixth Street
Lanndon
Conteaudere Way
Huntington
Welers
Charles H. Cushing
Apos
Sheet
E. G. Hess
Riverside Milling Co
Dlaunden
Fiuisign & Wilkins
Bart Launden
Peter, MacGrain
Huntaburg
Elyria
Mise Culbertson
Burt Laundon
Park Place
Bi. F. Burgess
A. J. Laundon
A.J Laundon
John Shortly
Commodore W. RB
Edward Lah
Bert Secath
Edward Broughton
Henson
David Baker Drowns at Lake During Family Reunion
A family reunion at Slater's Grove Oak Point on Lake Erie ended in tragedy when David Baker drowned after cramps while swimming with C A Tite and others. Despite a boat chase and two hours of searching, the body was recovered. Baker had come from Hanover PA to attend the gathering and burial plans were made locally.
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David Baker
Slater's Grove
Oak Point
Lake Erie
Frank Baker
C. A
Wr. Tite
Fragmentary report on automobile mishap and eyewitness comment
Fragmented OCR text describes an automobile incident with a goat and a street sighting. Arthur Landroe notes a high speed near the trees and questions whether the event could have been avoided if the object had been on the correct side. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear facts.
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Arthur Larndoe
Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results in American and National Leagues
Baseball standings show Cleveland and Chicago in tight race with St. Louis at last in the American League. Wednesday scores include New York 4 over Cleveland and Chicago 8 over Philadelphia, plus Boston 4 over St. Louis in two games, and in the National League Pittsburgh and Chicago winning. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn in 13 innings.
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Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Donahue
Bemis
Chesbro
McGuire
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chihs
Pittsbury
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Hoston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Mathewson
Bowerman
Philippi
Poris
Elyria Leads Trolley League with 10-4 Win Over Norwalk
Elyria crushed Norwalk 10 to 4 in a Trolley League tilt at Norwalk. Steup starred on the mound despite Norwalk’s bats, while Koehl and Kuehn paced Elyria’s defense and offense. Wickham drove in Norwalk’s runs with two hits, as the visitors’ fielding and timely hitting prevailed.
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Norwalk
Elyria
Walloping
Steup
Koehle
Ab.r.h.oa
Kuehn
Koehl
Lawrence
Sheldon
Braman
Steverding
Wilbert
Waters
Stoup
Ab.r
Pierce
Jodd Wickham
Davidson
Healy
Lamb
Whitney
T Martin
Holter
Dtee
McKenzie
P. McDonnell
Wickham
Martin
McKenzie Harned
Martin Koehle
Balla
Keeble
Fuebn
Dividion
Stime
Franklin and
Wheeler
Reunion of Pioneer Family at LaGrange
The Gott family descendants gathered yesterday at LaGrange in Lorain County to honor pioneer ancestors. The piece recalls early frontier life west of Cleveland, rough travel from Kyriin to LaGrange, and the slow spread of progress from dense forests to modern conveniences.
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Laegrange
Ooit
Oral County
Flyria
Hensive
Cleveland
Enat
LaGrange Verter
Kiyrin
LaGrange
Elytia
Lavaliia
Ourtore
Gott
la Grange
Canal
la Counge
Gutte
Lorain County
Blues Rally Over Chronicle Nawa In Morning Baseball
The Hlyria Blues beat the Chronicle Nawa boys 3 to 1 in a morning game. Tryan the Chronicle star pitcher allowed 9 runs in the second inning before being pulled. Graty and Wingard formed the Blues' battery while Ryan Morgan and Wood led the Chronicle offense.
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Hlyria Blues
Chronicle Nawa
Tryan
Chronicle
Graty
Wingard
Blues
Ryan, Morgan and Wood
Chronicles
Prosecutor Warns Lorain on Illegal Property Use
Lorain county prosecutor Lee Stroup warns violators as letters go to owners including Sherman House and Snyder House. He notes the buildings are allegedly used for illegal purposes and says the letters served as warnings.
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Lee Stroup
Lorain County
Lorain
Sherman
Enld
Elyria Blue Goats Rally Past Lorain In Sad Affair
Elyria Blue Goats defeated Lorain 44 to 16 at Athletic Park in a seven inning game. Umpire W L Hughes and local officials attended. key moments included Lorain’s attempt to field ineligible players and Elyria’s prior runs piling up early. The report details the lineup, hits, and errors across the first three innings before continuation on the next page.
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Lorain
Athletic Park
Mlyria Polles
King
C. F. Adams
W. L. Hughes
Folger
Blyriv Poliga
Geangl
Ass Howlett
Peters
Baker
Els Kuepp
Berkline
Coon Horn
Williams
Gilson
Hd Bark
Ryan
Atusmeinter
Beatty
Minnich
Bark
WL. Hugkes
Hirst
Horn
Sale
Gibson
Suimith
Fa Bark
Araki
Yank
Wards
Smith
Ainsmeister
Zins
Mianich
F. Hark
Focals
Elgins
Zarnke
Whitney
Hinman
Whit
Gipson
Ed Bark
Elyria
Geanol
Stale
Howlett
Kuepp
Firet
Lorsin
Runk
Geahol
Koepp
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Elyria To
Norwalk 4
Mik
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Higna
Gotts
Cosgus, Croup
Sore Toromi
Sheffield Land Improvement Company
Bank
10Th Avenue
Pearl Street
Ohio
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East Erie Avenue
Short Line
Lake Shore Electric
M. A. Grant
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