Baseball National League Scores and Opening Games
Baseball headlines from Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati and New York Philadelphia recount opening NL games and incidents. Chicago defeated St. Louis 6 to 1 as Parsons and Rees starred. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati with late runs. New York and Philadelphia forfeit the opener due to crowd police absence and game stoppage led by umpire Klem.
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Chicago
Parsons
Leogie
Cunne Wes Preaci
Apsan
Bua
Macrroe
Sibgies
St. Levis
Sco
ELSPA
St. Louis
Mardi Froming
McGlyon
Marshall
Liphescippie
Carpenter
New York
Gest Garg
Aeason
Pele Elphia
Philadelphia
Kiemin
Lin
Klem
Philadel Agata
Ile
Visite Beare
Lessie Ginntts
Ames Jnthen
Corridan
Jacklitseh
Umphre
Lem
Boston Beats Philadelphia In 14 Inning Opener
Boston defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in fourteen innings after Murphy’s error in the ninth allowed three runs. Nelson scored the decisive run in the fourteenth as Boston rallied with late hitting. Batteries Coombs and Selec for Boston. Young, Tannshill and Crigar for Philadelphia.
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Hiladelphia
Boston
Philadelphia
Gore
Murphy
Teai
Neltharsda
Dovlogoota Chota G Batteslar
Coombs and
Selec
Young, Tannshill
Crigar
Lanpires
Durst End
Byons
Central League Gossip and College Sports Talk
Fragmented Central League gossip notes about teams and players from Minneapolis and Wheeling. Mentions candidates Owen Wary and Jim Champs, park meets, and upcoming university events with several unclear names and stray ads about medical cures.
Correctly Dressed Hart Schaffner & Marx Frocks Ad
A fashion note urges proper attire with Quality Hart Schaffner and Marx frocks priced from twenty to thirty five dollars. The ad emphasizes correct dressing and right outfits for all occasions.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits At $15 Special
A clothing retailer advertises all wool, hand made Hart Schaffner & Marx suits at $15, claiming it is the lowest price in the state and offering many patterns for selection. They pledge quality with savings.
Unclear events listed with dates and places
A string of scattered city names and dates including Winana Ply mouth Bouth Bend Warsaw Coluri Plymouth and Wabash with May and June entries. No coherent event or entities clearly linked.
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Winana
Plymouth
Bouth Bend
Bronsyn Hal Were
Warsaw
Wabash Were
Colurifie Cis
Sporting Josie Gray Dead In Istic Championship
Evansville reports Freddie Cole Ray Brannon Sammy Istose and Inslan Joe Greggs will arrive April 25 at St. Joe Athletic Rink to train for a camp and public exhibition at the St. Joe club house. Cole aims to beat Williams after recent wins and a draw, in a program praised as the strangest local club has arranged. Public prices drawn, seats expected limited at Princess rink.
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Freddie Cole
Ray Brannon
Sammy Istose
Inslan Joe" Greggs
Port Hatem
St. Jon Athletic Rink
St. Joe Club
Houng
Cvtlery Afternanna
Cole
Dong E
Torraghela
Willams
Indianapons
Seatie Capaciis
Princess Rink
Tie Hearts
Beaten and Thrust in a Vault
Evansville Indiana April 19 1924 Josie Gray an employee at a furniture company was beaten robbed and locked in a vault at midnight February 19 she died hours later in St Marys hospital after a four week coma police suspect a local man and offer rewards while nationwide public indignation grows Stanford Whites paintings also auctioned fetching 12072 with major pieces selling for modest sums
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Evansville
Ind
Josie Gray
St. Marya Hospital
Couston
Pnystetans
Wnd
Turox
Jen
Valice
Polléa
Warner
Vanderigaty
bin Ajmrehenatan
Ming Kay Westt
Special Saturday sale on fresh cheese and nuts
A damaged clipping advertises a Saturday sale on cheese at 18¢ per pound and mentions nuts from Colt Mata Cary Kitchen. The note imitates a journal Gazette want ad style with miswritten phrases and unclear details.
One Man Stops La Porte Bout in Rough Ring Action
A dramatic welterweight match in La Porte ends with a single decisive stoppage. Bel Lamorte dominates early rounds, while opponents from Sprint Valley and nearby towns trade blows. Officials cite a late third round stoppage as decisive, with medicals and referee notes pending.
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Filean
Pha Bell Rae
Phyelojans
Mies
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Fragmentary note on paying insurance policies for Chick Stahl
Readable fragments indicate Insurance payments linked to Chick Stahl and mentions of deaths. Names such as Copec ett, Weldith, Billa, and Willey appear amid garbled text. The piece references his mother and a wife, with unclear details about contracts or beneficiaries.
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Willie
Billa
Standard Is Rebate Case Awaits Argument In Chicago
Chicago April 1 The trial in the Standard rebate case proceeds before Judge Landis. Attorneys present arguments in a charged dispute over railroad rebates and potential penalties.
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Chicago
Local Notables Reported From Logan and Fort Wayne
In a fragmented report from CNY News, Mr and Mrs RS Malay of Logan, Miss Jennie Metler convalesces after a period of illness, Mrs Rosa Tanke of Fort Wayne School of Telegraphy is reported as well, and Mr Joseph Helok a local resident attends a sale. Visitors include Mr and Mrs 4 A Adams in Cov Turalia City. Mrs Aja Smith and Miss Sativh Smith of Brean were seen in Fort Wayne. Mr and Mrs Jt Marsan of Colinhia City registered at the Mer Vine hotel yesterday. Several shots were fired on Sry Rat avenue last night prompting police to investigate.
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Malay
Logan
Eliy Yrslordas
Misa Jennie Metler
Migs Rosa Tanke
Fort Wayne
Dons by Hoya and Local News From Fort Wayne
Mrs. Eva Dagett of Columbus is a guest of Mrs. Margaret Kline of 524 West Jefferson Street. Mr. Harry Coragz in Toledo considering a permanent Fort Wayne move. Miss Bessie Blaine returned to Antwerp after a visit with her father. Mr. August Tonkel of Parry Township sold a team of sorrel horses for $600 to Mr. August Korrman near Hoagland. James Smith took a chef position at the Randall Hotel, returning to the job after ten years away. Mrs. Frank J. Tibblen was hospitalized for treatment. a surgical operation may be needed. Little Gaby Picker of the Creston-Longfeld School of Acting will go to Chicago for a week's vaudeville trial. A property fire at 11025 Marmnes Avenue partially destroyed the residence owned by Gustave Katt and occupied by Charles F. Knothe, with about $100 loss. Fire companies 9, 2 and 4 responded. Journal-Gazette reporter Jason J. Davis resigns to take a Chicago job. two weeks until departure. City officials from Kokomo visited Fort Wayne to inspect street paving and discuss improvements. Mayors, engineers and board members joined the delegation to review municipal projects.
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Hoya
Eva Dagett
Columbus
Margaret Kline
West
Jeferson Atreet
Harry Coragz
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Bessie Blaine
Antwerp
Alepfother
August Tonkel
Parry Township
August Korrman
Near Hoagland
James Smith
Randall
Gaby Picker
Creston-Longfeld School of
Chicago
Martin Bock Vaudevile
Marmes Avenue
Gustave Katt
Charles F. Knothe
Tha Oligis
Noa
Jason J. Davis
Gazetg
Chterga
Davia
Journal-Gazette
Kokama
Kokam
Vmayor Whhl
Arn Chy
R. Voorhis
Cley Enatneer Wilkin
J. Fo Horgmen
Jamd A. Metowell
Thy
Board of
Pub- Weo Works
Ther Bueste
Osey
Board of Works
Fire Breaks Out at Murdock Hotel in Wagnaport
A small blaze swept the Marndéck hotel in Murdoch yesterday, starting in the cellar and spreading to the back stairs before reaching the basement. A female occupant was injured, damage estimated at 800 dollars, and the fire is insured.
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Murdock Hotel
Wagansport
Forlack
Marndéck
Wayne Honored Again as Board Plans Cement Walks Citywide
The Indianapolis board of works last night approved cement walk replacements for worn sidewalks, outlining routes on Sixth Street, Superior Street, Wells Street, and Clinton Street. Petitions for other sidewalks were filed and a program for paving and street openings was set, with further actions to be considered at the next meeting.
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Public Works
Bengal
Aldewalka Wera Urdevil
Calioun
Superior
Haverly
Wolk
Willy
B ‘M
Gine
Fran Huperlir
Wells
Aiden
Clinton
Montgomery
Washington
Detferson
Bewls
Calin
Lafayette
Rekark Street
Sydltte
Welly
Ware Ueda
Booker
Texidantx
Fantine
Creighton
Broadway
Sool
Fred Maquart
Charles Sehr
Lava Willan
Walla
Soloriek
Mireet
Carinane
Atratenton
Atveer
Callan
Harrison
Ptronis
Malm Street
Lorain Shipyard Workers Return Amid AM Shipbuilding Standstill
At the American Shipbuilding Company yards, many workers resume. An estimated 700 to 200 return as a labor action wanes. Saturday only sales note chocolate and Bho usage while COLTMIMIA CANDY KITCHEN on LORAIN STREET prompts a local business mention.
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Lowars
American Shipbuilding Company
Goshen High School Graduates Lineup and Schedule
Fragmented OCR shows Goshen High School graduates with a lineup including players like Siar Nick, Culp, Basia Shorter, Miles, and Simmons. Season schedule lists April games at Etkhart and April 3 at Winona, with unclear team names and roles.
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OSHEN
Fiat Ram
Hall
Lamlasearee
Siarnick
Culp
Vanee Sec
Basia Shorter
Miles
Ther Lett
Eight room modern home in south side district for sale
For sale in the best south side residence district. Eight room modern house at Homa address care Journal. Price 4700 dollars.
Fort Wayne Telephone Meet Set as Independence Plan
A planned meeting in Fort Wayne discusses uniting independent telephone and telegraph firms to strengthen cooperation, automate operations, and expand coverage for customers. The gathering aims to build ties among independent companies and related unions.
Congressman Vavrot Freed On Unwritten Law Charges
Patus Boge Louisiana April 11 senior Titi Congressman George J Vavrot not Tron Wenight after waving Ween cautionsty for mbent five mionthe Ander grrest on a charge of murder and pivalling netion af on grand jury. Today The second grand dary roTxed be IndictTho congressman Mr Favret lat verahed tot ava teed Dre 16.
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Patus Boge
Titi
George J. Vavrot
Congrananin
Mr. Favret
Ah Ale Aifeh
Balin
Rome
Phrysiehin
Uw Sargoren
Naples Thanks for Escape From Vesuvius
Post eruption reports from Naples describe the city offering thanks for survival as residents parade with banners and votive offerings. The crowd honors Saint Nas Si Frin and recounts the relief and gratitude felt after the perilous event.
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Itr
Hong
Nas
Ararca
Carroll Reappointed Superintendent at Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth
Robert K. Carroll was reelected superintendent at a regular trustees meeting after three and a half years of leadership. The board praised his satisfactory performance and the institution's flourishing state, noting state officials’ commendation. Plans approved for Grindle & Dudley custodial cottage and construction set to open April 28, with bids for pumps and electrical equipment considered. Regular monthly allotment of house supplies noted.
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Robert KH. Carroll
Indiana
Sistess
Carroll
Gurvine
Grindle & Dudley
Girie
Wda
Tarde
Awning Firm Ad From Fort Wayne Travel Notice
Angola visitors to Fort Wayne urged to see W. Davis at the packing house east of the Lake Shore passenger depot for transportation. One dollar and ten cents round trip fare.
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Paneer Vehoe
Angola
Fort Wayne
W. Davis
Lake Shore
New York Preacher Expelled by Church Committee
New York April 01 Ray TV Howard Mears curate of St Mat thew s Episcopal church arrested March 2 for associating with a negro woman in Tenderloin district. He was deported from the ministry by Bishop Greer after a committee report dated January 16 found conduct violated his ordination vow, requiring clergy to be wholesome examples to the flock.
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New York
Ray
Howard Mears
St Matthew's Episcopal Chyren
Tenderlain
Greer
Jinguiry
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Central League Gossip
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Coltmimia Candy Kitchen
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Goshen High School
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