Great Fort Wayne Half Price Clothing Sale Draws Shoppers
A long promotional notice details a large sale with many items at half price. It notes a stock over 100000 and crowds traveling 30 to 60 miles to shop, featuring Hart Schaffner and Marx Ely Meyer Hirsch Wickwire Wilson Bros Manhattan Shirts and various pants, shirts, belts, hats, and hosiery at substantial discounts.
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Hart Schallner & Marx
Ely Meyer
Hirsh Wickwire
Wilson Bros
Manhattan
Fort Wayne
Walf
Vernon
Fort Wayne Wheel and Supply Co. Bicycles
J. Coleman
Champs Take One From Tons On Costly Errors
Evansville reports a rain postponed game between the New York and St. Louis teams. The score line shows St. Louis edged by the Mets amid costly fielding miscues in a delayed Sixteen inning finish. Key players include Mathews and Bresnahan with Beche and Bliss contributing for the visitors.
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ST. Louie
Mathewsen
New York
St. Louis
Rhe
Louis
York
St Louis and Philadelphia Tie With Faint Protests
A muddled baseball scoreline shows St Louis and Philadelphia ending tied at two runs apiece amid unclear play by West Loos and Phladelphi. The item lists several players in a garbled fashion, including Erowell Supphe Coombs Sehrwek Linpive Sheridan and Isan, with fragmented references to venues and dates.
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Philadelphia
Aue
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Phladelphi
Ccount of Darkness
Erowell
Coombs
Sehrwek
Linpive
Sheridan
Chinawes Defeats South Bend in Narrow Washington Tilt
South Bend met Wheeling in Washington with a close contest marred by errors. Batterson and Bemis led for Cleveland and New York with umpire calls by O Loughlin, while Shanty delivery and late runs shaped the eighth inning.
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Ais
Zahir
Hindoen I
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Siingon
Pwalsh, Sallnany
Shaw
Connelly
Hurst
Suns
Tle
Thainiy
Cleveland
New York
Bemis
Lake
Orth
Aml Klenow
O'Loughlin
Minneapolis Wins Double Play In Local Baseball Action
In a hectic day across multiple cities, Minneapolis clubs scored for a strong showing with a double by Atinn and a single by Nelli, while Kansas City battled Columbus in a tense matchup. Other games featured St Paul beating Louisville with Wheeler delivering a key hit, Milwaukee rain-delayed 4-0 upset, and Hunterstown defeating Fort Wayne 7-2 as Tainey mowed down eighteen.
Plymouth and Argos Tie Through Seventeen Innings
Argos and Plymouth played a marathon seventeen inning baseball game halted by darkness. Milford Ind public Hodis WHA pitched for Argos visitors, with Professor Tebay noted as opponent. Teams plan to meet again soon in Plymouth.
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Argos
Tebay
Milford Ind
Plymouth
Amateurs Clash As Arcola All Stars Tie Shutout Run
Local amateurs from Arcola and the All Stars faced off in Fort Wayne era, with Arcola delivering a sixth straight shutout win while the visitors struggled to score. Umpire calls and lineup changes color a tense ballpark scene as teams weigh pitcher strength and travel, with Chicklets expected to arrive strong.
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de douemail-Cagerre
Arcola
Ind
Wathe Jackson
Thlemo
Brew Hines
Fort Warne
Arcen
Waltling
Arcol
Gtte
Al-Stars
Hoy
Atterie
Dietrich Sud
Menefen
Elderly St Joe Woman Dies at Home Sunday
An aged St. Joe resident Jennie Trhaly died at her home Sunday at age eighty. A longtime MOR Church member and community worker, she spent most of her life in St. Joe and later moved to a nearby town. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist Church with Rev. El Val Freeland presiding. Her family mourns the loss of a generous, devout woman with many descendants.
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ST. Joe
Wat News Bureau
Indy
Sears
Ue Phi
MOR
St. Doe
Methodist
Elv Freeland
Marshall Honest Leader Backs Temperance Stand
Indiana governor candidate Marshall declares firm support for temperance, pledges to enforce laws and seek authority to remove nonperforming officials. He addresses rumors about using influence to shape legislation on Christian Scientists medicine and cemetery wire rope, argues for statewide enforcement and a unified party stance.
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Democratic Party
Indiana
al Salem
Only Six Wet Counties Under Local Option
Indianapolis Aug 17 Senator Mattingly of Washington state speaks on a local option bill. He lists Vanderburgh Dubois Mallon Vigo Allen and Jay as the only six counties expected to go dry if enacted. He suggests Marion might join. He favors elections every four years to keep the dry status, noting brewers could spend to influence votes.
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Board of County Commissioners
Redee
Nicholson
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Washington
General Assembly
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Mactingly
Vanderburg
Dubois
Mallon
Vigo
Republican Party
Jodie Fahd
Senate
Kern day plans outlined for Indianapolis event
Plans for the Kern notification on August 25 are being prepared in Indianapolis with Parks Martin as head of the arrangements. There will be no parade. speakers include Mr Kern and Mr Bryan, with talks at Wig Colisonia and possibly Tomlinson Hall, as Col Timothy Griffin is noted in the committee.
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Mr. Watson
Fort Wayne
Fort Warne
Fred Sims
Wasson
Rossville
Ind
Kern
Parks Martin
Mvrnn
D. King
Chicago
State Fair Ground
Bryan
Tomlinson Hall
Col Thnothy Griffin
Four more marriage licenses issued at Auburn yesterday
Auburn Indiana reports Deputy Clerk Edgar W Atkinson issued four licenses raising the week’s total to eight, the largest in the period. Licenses granted include Ter Samuel Plotz and Ellie Klots of Waterloo, Rev Kiotz, Q P Miller and Mae Swift of Garrett, Charles Lammwis and Katie Nethercot of Garrett, and Benny W Grill and Pur lV Gingrich of Waterloo.
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Jenkins
Llo
Ter
Samuel Plotz
Waterloo
Ellie Klots
Sereca County
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Garrett
Eng
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