Rushville Whitecappers Probe Brutal Assault
The Indiana attorney general Hingham prosecutor Charles Hack and Deputy Wil L. Newhold investigated the whitecapping attack on John Tribbey a wealthy farmer and Dessie Smith. Investigators traced a scene in an automobile and questioned several people. Tribbey may die from lacerations and blood poisoning risk remains. court inquiry anticipated tomorrow.
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Rushville
Int
Attoreney
Hingham
Charles Hack
Wil L. Newhold
John Tribbey
Dessie Smith
Tribbey
Garrett Shopman Scarred by City Fire
Garrett Shopman was badly burned and scalded around 3 o clock today when a fire broke out injuring both arms in a dreadful condition. He was taken home and a physician was called. He lives on East Quincy Street with his wife and six children and will be unable to work for some days.
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East Quincy Street
Steamer Premiere Burns. Eight Men Lost at Lake Winnipeg
Winnipeg, Aug 7. The steamer Premiere burned to the water’s edge at Warren’s landing, northern Lake Winnipeg. Six passengers and five crew members died. Nearby buildings including Lincks were destroyed. Fire originated in the engine room.
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Winipeg
Manitoba
Warren's Landing
Lake Winnipeg
Lincks
Fort Wayne Printing Goon Pany Employes to Battle
Fort Wayne Printing Company squads from the lithograph and printing departments prepare for a diamond battle at Robison park this afternoon. Many players have pro experience. nine from lithograph and five from prints will start, with positions listed for both crews.
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Che Perk Wayne Printing Company
Robison Park
Paod
Foner
Kranz
Leist
Seestad
Stewart
Shorts
Ange
Haubriel
Wharberg
Swartz
Jackson
Max
Cressler
Horstmeyer
Igit
Wilding
H. Fg
City Arrest Report Highlights Local Names
Albert Reimers was arrested last evening at Pennsylvania station. George W. Shatzer was arrested on a warrant for deserting his wife and child on May 18. He was released on bond of 106 dollars. Fred Faul fell ill near Murray Foundry yesterday. Dr Calvin Happenied to move him to his Calhoun Street home. After the ball game residents can cool off with Wayne Grape at the D and N or People’s.
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Albert Reimers
Firunk
Pennsylvania Station
George W. Shatzer
Fred Faul
Murray Foundry
Calvin
Calhoun Street
Colts Pace for a Quarter Mile at ArWwing Park
At ArWwing Park yesterday afternoon the field raced for a quarter-mile purse hung by Fred Geisthoffer. Sure Shot owned and driven by George Vanevery took first with Red Band owned and driven by Wy Kincaid and Two and One owned and driven by Warren Firestine were second and third. The best time for the meet was eight seconds, a notable mark for two-year-olds.
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Ely
Fred Geisthoffer
George Vanevery
Red Band
Kincaid
Warren Firestine
Case Thrown Out On Technicality At City Court
The city health department case against Lolkout Packing for operating a plant in Viverme was dismissed yesterday on Judge RK Erwin's motion due to defective serving. An affidavit will be filed. Inspector Georgy Grille found the packing house not up to legal standards and refused to grant a license, yet operations continued awaiting the court’s ruling on their license status.
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City Heath Department
Lolkout Packing Company
Viverme
RK. Erwin
Surottns
Tnspector
Georgy Grille
Open campaigning planned for Republican counties September
Indianapolis report notes the Republican State Committee and the Executive Committee met at the Claypool hotel. All members were present except Jan Monrman. They agreed campaigns should open in the counties around September 1. Also mentions Di Rudini’s death and unrelated items about trusts and wage cuts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Augtimiem
Gene Tie
Claypool
Jan Monrman
Knokx
Seasonal greetings fade as August ends at Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne society page recalls summer fading into fall with notes on golf club play and a progressive event. Hostesses Svs Griffin and Mrs Milton Rosenthal lead a large attendance for a mixed foursome. Numerous bridge parties, theater and dancing outings, and visits among Misses Knight nelts and Mrs Lumbard mark a busy social week, with plans and travel across Indianapolis, Lake Wawasee, and Bloomington.
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Wil) Griffin
Milton Rosenthal
Frederick H. McCulloch
Knight
Spy Run Avenue
Frank Lumbard
Evanston
S.C. Sumbarl
Hugene Olds
Surprise party honors Miss Ruth Tipton at East Devald Street
Miss Ruth Tipton received a successful surprise party hosted by her sister Mrs. GE Tipton at her East Devald Street home. Red crepe decor, sweet peas, and canvas enhanced the rooms as guests enjoyed Pedro and other games followed by a fine supper. Attendance included Miss Maher Schiotz hour, Muriel Noll, Hrine Etler, Lena Blank, Gertrude Noll, and Messrs Arnan Augsburger, Waldemere Fortreide, Willis Heit, Homer Augsburger, B henty Zebrick, and Fred Paljos.
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GE. Tipton
East Devald Street
Pedro
Maher Schiotzhour
Muriel Noll
Hrine Etler
Lena Blank
Gertrude Noll
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Arnan Augsburger
Waldemere Fortreide
Willis Heit
Homer Augsburger
Bhenty Zebrick
Fred Paljos
Delicious supper brings C. I. P. club to Robison Park
The C I P club and Piney friends held a Thursday evening supper at Robison Park with a pink and lavender theme and Japanese lanterns. Guests included Ollie Case, Leona Casey, Minnie Mayer, Elsie Rohlman, Will Bruns, Charles Christle, and others. Post-meal games, dancing at the pavilion, and favors of Gouvenir spoons marked the lively gathering.
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Rie Mayer
Leona Casey
Minnie Mayer
Elsie Rohlman
Minnie Bill
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Lima
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Frank Miller
Will Murray
Johni Christie
Cliff Moran
John Henry
Opening of Majestic Season Follows Sure Shot Sam
Fort Wayne audiences witnessed the Majestic season opener featuring Sure Shot Sam. The act delivered high tension and gunplay amid a dynamic set piece, drawing applause and signaling a lively start to the program.
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Fort Wayne
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Dan Yaeloitima
Tha
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