Deadly automobile toll near Columbia City shock
Near Toledo an auto went over an embankment after funeral rites, killing Levi Weaver and injuring his wife Maggie Weaver and relatives. Honor Weaver survived. the driver, a van handle locomotive engineer, was cited. The accident occurred as the family returned from a neighbor’s funeral, the car demolished and bodies taken to St Joseph’s hospital.
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Logansport
Ind
Newt Weaver
Columbia City
Levi Weaver
Maggie Way Weaver
Milburn
Honor
Joseph’s Hospital
Dire
Weaver
van Handle
Ilo Dickey
Aouth
Ony
Honor Weaver
Cyrus Philips
Pips
Dhe Groseing
Benton County
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lavi Weaver
Fatal Ohio crash kills two Cleveland men near Sylvania
On Mitchell road, two and a half miles west of Sylvania, a sun-down car plunged into a steep bank near Ten Mile Creek. Charles Portmann and Father Vahey died instantly, while Charles Pohlmann and two passengers survived with severe injuries. The Ford touring car toppled over, the front wheel crushed the driver, and the vehicle landed bottom side up in water at a deep roadside hole near Sly bridge.
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Todd
Sundomobile
Mitchell Road
Sylvania
Charles Portmann
George Vahes
St Columbki's
Cleveland
Charies Pohlmann
Florence
F. D. Dietza
Pohlmann
Father Vahey
Fohrmann
Sly Bridge
Ten Mile Creek
Uyemban
Taft Visits White Sulphur Springs Sermon at Epiarian Chapel
Mr Taft at White Sulphur Springs relaxed briefly and attended a sermon by Bishop Peserkin in the Epianera chapel. He spoke of recovering time from his political duties and enjoying his visit, saying he had secured a complete version of his work and correspondence.
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White Sulphur Springs
Taft
La-Fay
Epiarenal Chapel
Itel
Peserkin
Weather Outlook For Monday And Tuesday In Washington
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies on Monday with slightly warmer temperatures and isolated showers in some areas. Central and northern portions expect rain, with variable winds. Tuesday improves to fair conditions with light variable winds and isolated showers in the interior regions.
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Washington
Aug
Gaithern
Death Won in The Race at the Bridge Tragedy
A fatal racing accident occurred near Indianapolis as a group of young men and companions gathered on a bridge above Waitemven Creek to watch a race. Train No. 82 struck several runners sent over the embankment, killing multiple youths and injuring others, with bystanders attempting rescue as the bridge area became a chaotic scene.
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Indianapolis
Than & Feory
Waitemven
Broad Ripple
Wisatternydon
Huber State
Aventent
Jann Westen
Acmurs Lhe Menon
Herbert Tenking
Eightsen
Laking
Staley
Weston
Eyvonine Mont
Stevenson and Deneen Indorsed for Governor and Senator
Chicago reports indicate Governor Deneen ahead for the Republican gubernatorial nomination with 107,181 votes to Yates 105, and 181,400 to 170,266 for Deneen in statewide returns. Senator Hopkin leads as Republican nominee contender with Fos and Mason close, while Democrats indorse Lawrence Stringer for Senate and Adlai Stevenson for governor. Returns are incomplete across 87 of 110 counties, with Cook County included in both tallies, and final results await legislature action.
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Lawrence G. Stringer
United States
Hopkins
Foss
Chicago
Charles & Deneen
Albert J. Tropking
Cage
Yates
Th Moss
Cook County
Deneen
Fates
Friends
Dengen
Hopkine
Claii
Hegins Neland
Lawrence B Seringer
Adlai EF Breventon
John H Danskin
Congress
W. N. Armstrong
Charles A. Barch
Sug
Ormorrade
Eanainr
Lawrence
Stringer
Adieile Stevenson
FL A. Perry
A. P. Beiter
Ralph
Jeffries
B. Atount
Storner
Hs I
Supreme Court
Iesimnas
Teagre
Reoubtiul Betwen
Albert S Hopkins
George EL
Ogieshle
PLL
Smith
James A Rose
Audling TS. McCuliover
Andrew Russell
Geeral
Wiliam EL Stead
Gierk Suprem Court
Christopher D Menner
Chicage
Mason
Fos
Pirlis
Tim
Packard Band Program At Robison Park Tonight
Local listings advertise the Packard Band program at Robison Park this evening. The notice mentions a schedule of performances and a choir or ensemble lineup, with stray OCR text indicating a community event tied to a tentative date and venue.
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Packard
Robison Park
Germans for Democracy at German day in Indianapolis
The Alliance of German Societies in Indianapolis held a German day celebration at Germania Park marking the close of its meeting. Officers were elected including President Joseph Keller Fort Wayne First VP Korman Mack Second VP Georgy Rihramharat and Treasurer Admin Cehn. The convention discussed temperance, opposition to prohibitive legislation, and argued registration laws hinder liberty and invite corruption.
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Indianapolis
Alliance of German
Iniliana
Germania Park
Terre Haute
Joseph Keller
Pity
Korman Mackwith
Fort Wayne
Georgy Rihranharat
Y. Secretacs
Jacad Enepor
City
aAtmin Cehn
Temperance
Fife Stud
DROWNED AT TRI LAKE IN BOATING ACCIDENT
Twenty feet of water proved fatal for eighteen year old Carl Harshbarger as he and a companion swam from a boat on Tri Lake. Rescuers acted quickly but Harshbarger did not survive, with crowd and family gathered at the shore as efforts continued.
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Chlmmbia City
Ind
Harshbarger
Sam “Harsbbarten
Qe SH
Foust Farm
Ulaelis
Walter Bangher
Lois Eile
Langhor
Charles Gosa
Tri-Lake
Diderlin
Riggs Ware
Tony
Maesnyt
Ciren
Miners Fire on a Train in Alabama Turmoil
An attack by striking miners derailed and fired on a train near Birmingham Alabama killing three men and injuring many others. The special hauling non union workers was surrounded by soldiers and deputies as logs were placed on the track and gunfire rained into cars. Authorities moved to restore order with arrests and militia deployment.
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Mile
Sexual Company
Jamnes A
Croas
Ari
Ince
J. Johnsor
Sierist
O Bryant
J.B. iCormette
Sherif
McCauley
OL A. Pearson
Saldien
J. O. Martin
Bead
Bak
Anna
J. Meyer
Inberet
Robert Sigmon
Nemong
Blocton
Sud
Tuk
Roche
Blecton
Birmingham
Uniox
Comer
Thubbard
Zhimoring
Brocton
Shere
Whdespread
Bible School Methods Demonstrated at Winona Church
The Rev. D. N. Palmer led a Winsome Bible school session at Winona showing practical teaching methods. He instructed with verse by verse reading, then connected lines through memorized cues, highlighting the Psalm’s unity and the broader theme of God’s help and trust in daily life. The crowd engaged actively as Palmer discussed the relationship between the verses and the overarching message.
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D. N. Palmer
Wincoa
Wrymouth
Lears
de. Palmer
Malmer
Balines
Three Monarchs to Meet This Week
A fragmented report notes royal figures traveling to a distant city for a high level meeting. Mentions of Emperors and princes imply a significant gathering with potential geopolitical implications. Details on exact participants and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
Hunting Pearls Along Wabash River Story Note
Local column reports on pearl hunting along the Wabash River with scattered names and partial phrases. The readable text mentions Ames and various misspelled names, with unclear events and context.
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Wabash River
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