Largest Ku Klux Klan Rally Reported in History
A massive Klan gathering was described as the largest ever, with attendees estimated from thirty thousand to sixty thousand across cities in Wisconsin and nearby states. The ceremony featured white robes, hooded figures, and a ritual pledge to the organization and its symbols, followed by a long nocturnal observance culminating in a march and convocation.
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Springfeld
Winol
Wisconsin
Torehus
Autemioniind
Epdee
Ore
Natural Norphitheater
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Benten
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Asmertenty Cupiy
Jena
Neegrili
Pentecost Services Held by Lutherans Across Churches
Readers attended Pentecost services as seven Lutherans worshiped at a local church. Sermons covered Holy Spirit purpose and devotions, with Rev. Filson Bell at a morning service and Rev. Miller at Concordia. Strong attendance marked the observance across multiple Lutheran congregations.
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Yenaas Lyiherdtt
Cormmuntot
George Ducen
Dally
Oade
Pervices
Greensburg Youth Drowns in Reservoir
A Greensburg Indiana youth, 18, identified as Ram nard Applenate, drowned while swimming in a reservoir near Greensburg. Irwin Gidley and a companion attempted a rescue but failed. The boy’s father missing since last year was reportedly involved, with the mother Laura Applerate awaiting news of his death and funeral plans.
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Tnd
Pyar
Rammard Applenate
Irwin Gidley
Laura Applerate
Toro
Hla
Textile Mills to Resume Operations in Manchester
Textile mills in Manchester plan to reopen after a stoppage tied to a 20 percent wage cut and a 54 hour work week. Strike leaders and owners, amid failed talks with Governor Brown, announce reopening with protections for workers and property.
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Manchester
Newingland
Ted Vate
Brown
Snill Coowners
Ab Abrizera
Owante
Sate Planta
Fuacantera
Hotel Man Dies Linked to Van Orman Hotel Co in Ind
A man connected with the Van Orman Hotel Company died today in Indiana. Local authorities report a panic event at De Ro Pureday and the body was taken to Bryanville for burial.
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van Orman
Rt Brankhils
Fear Vail
Byanpville
Prosperity Special at Terre Haute Draws Thousands
A Prosperity Special train charged through Terre Haute with about 4000 spectators. Two lenders were pulled down to the Union station as the crowd gathered. The train, led by Thomas Jahnesen, heads for Saint Louis at 6 AM tomorrow to be delivered to the Southern Pacific rail line for use on land.
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Southern Prestie Railroad Company
Perfect Lover case details linked to Dayton murder
Fragmentary citation from a 1928-29 Dayton era narrative ties a man named Anderson to a complex relationship and a fatal shooting. The report mentions a divorce, a large cast including Marie Heat and Frank Warren Anderson, a stay in a sanitarium, and police statements about the death in Dayton amid wartime memories and a hospital transfer.
Ligonier Beats Nappanee In Fast Game
Ligonier won a quick contest against Nappanee with a final score of 100 to 8. Pitcher Mines hurled a triple strikeout while Guiding, and Van Alven contributed in support as Indiana teams clashed. The game featured strong defense and sharp fielding as Ligonier dominated early and held the lead throughout.
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Lowe
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Jones
Mary Warnes Lose Hard Fobble at Merrinat Match Day
Mary Warnes faced defeat in their second league match of blue area play at Merrinat yesterday. May lant collided with Glare at Mat's place as Mennemish and Daley formed the local battery in a tense opener.
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Mary Warnes
Merrinat
Mat
Mennemish and Daley
Troops Retake Pettigoe From Republican Army
Pettigoe town battles described with large troop movements and gunfire as Republican forces defend. British and local units engage amid heavy fighting near the town, with several casualties reported and a tense two hour clash ensuing into the afternoon.
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Pettigoe
Ward sensational murder case stalls as suspect held
Philadelphia police report slow developments in the Ward home shooting inquiry. John Cleane, wounded in the attack on Ward, was kept under guard after the arrest at Philadelphia police headquarters. Authorities say no connection found yet between the suspect and the elusive “Suck” figure linked to the Ward case. A hospital report confirms gunshot wounds and ongoing investigation with a Friday court date anticipated.
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Cunningham
Philadelphia
Jone
Jone Clenre
Cienco
Daesvan
Ward
Philadsld
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Cooney
Bouta
Liewtenant
Peisarior
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Perera
1921 Ford Truck for Sale
A 1921 Ford truck is offered for sale with contact through Alpine Hotel located at 119 West Jefferson. The note provides no price or condition details.
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Ford Truck
Call Alpine Hotel
W. Jefferson
Cardinal Faints During Rome Service Amid Ceremonial Tension
A cardinal fainted during a Rome service drawing attention to a tense ceremony at a major cathedral. Officials and parishioners watched as clergy stabilized him and resumed the solemn rites despite the disruption. Funds were urged for a missionary cause connected to the event, with attendees pledging support through the address.
Ex Badger Star to Coach U S Cagers
Former Wisconsin standout Heht Buard is named to coach at the University of California basketball program. The hire follows a period of reshaping after a season of mixed results and ties the Badger alumnus to a broader coaching career. Buard brings winning experience and a track record at Ripon and other colleges to the USC squad as it rebuilds for the upcoming season.
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Defiance Residents Face Busy Social and Civic Scene
In Toledo on legal business were D. Cameron and J. W. Wing while Mayor Martat¢ discusses car issues. Civic and social ties show local ties, university honors for E. B. Emery, and multiple visits among Defiance residents, with travel to Toledo Monroe and Wayne County for events and decoration day plans.
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Life Lessons From Graduation Amidst Moral Turmoil
A fragmented, archaic style piece counsels graduates on life difficulties and the search for purpose. It emphasizes personal calling, duty, and moral restraint, urging reflection on spiritual and societal responsibilities in a challenging era.
Winners of State Trapshoot Titles
The article lists top shooters for the season, noting high marks such as 199 of 200 targets by Heer and other standout scores. It names champions and runners up from various states, with locations including North Carolina, Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Jersey, and cites multiple competitors and scores.
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William Heer
Tomie Zork
Heer
Frank J. Cairns
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Yri
Phi Haxel
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Culrns
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van Heat
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Okland
McGarath Hayek
Bruntwood
Torin
Two Firemen Injured In Cleveland Blaze Report
On June 4 two firemen were seriously injured and others temporarily overcome by smoke during a blaze at the Diamond Glass company plant. Fire damage estimated at 390,000 dollars with cause undetermined.
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Tmeveland
T Weoren
Diamond Glass Company
Explosion Injures Boy In Milwaukee Car Incident
An explosion in a Milwaukee car injured an eight year old boy, Patrick H. Senowell. Police believe an incendiary device caused the blast as a baggage man from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines began unloading mail at Union Station. The incident disrupted operations while responders treated the injured boy.
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Patrick H. Senowell
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Milwaukee & Se
Noor
Periodicals Combine in New York Weekly Jubilee
Periodicals combine to form a single weekly publication in New York, uniting Lesite a Weekly and another long standing weekly under one editor. The merged issue will debut with volume through an early June release, reflecting a historic consolidation of two old periodicals.
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Tei
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Anne
Flood waters subside after deadly Brantoon event
A flood in the Larkawania valley caused wreckage along its path. Officials report that the death toll is uncertain but expected to rise, with damages estimated around $1,000,000 as crews assess the impacted area.
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Burantoon
Larkawania Valley
President in tribute to Confederate vets at Arlington cemetery
President Harding attends a Confederate veterans memorial service at Arlington Cemetery. He speaks extemporaneously in the Confederate section, praising reconciliation between North and South and honoring Union and Confederate servicemen. He reiterates gratitude for veterans and their families and calls for healing unity.
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Joe Wheeler
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Lee
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America
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23 BOLDIERG KILLED MENICY COPY
Twenty Army soldiers were killed in an intended battlefield action. The report notes losses among troops from Oaxaca and others, with mention of a deadly convoy and a dangerous clash near a tactical corridor.
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Tonenin
Mania
Oaxans
Speed Drive Sparks Fort Wayne Court Action
Police report a busy morning as speeders flood Fort Wayne streets. Officers noted many arrests for driving over the limit in crowded areas. Court set four morning cases: unlawful liquor possession, operating a vehicle under intoxication, and three disorderly conduct booze cases.
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Neavines Litery
Houk
Ffir
Fort Wayne
Boots
Ralt- Way Geteciter
Warrant for Arrest of G. O. P. Committeeman
A warrant for the arrest of a G. O. P. committeeman was issued after charges that a firm led by Die Stewart acted as agents for lumber interests to regulate surplus stock and trade impact. The grand jury has not yet disclosed indictments or firm names, with officials keeping the proceedings unusual but not unprecedented.
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Kote
Miner 18 Killed at Mine After Tram Collision
Report from Mackiville says 18 year old Haut, Jame dan Wiltim 68, were killed when a broken tram beam failed at a Torre Haute mine. The accident sent men cascading down a shaft injuring Arubh and Wonden. Rescue crews work to recover bodies as investigators examine the trolley tram and damaged mining equipment.
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Kiloet
Mang Browed Thar Tuate at Pueman Areok Tragedy
A 20 year old man, Abe McCloul, of Terre Haute, drowned while boating near Pueman Areok. Survived by two relatives, Lente and Tet McGroit, and Stan Madle, Ienok Moclwad, all of Treva Haale. deceased is Werler Mos Cloud, father’s friend.
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Tora Haute
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Deaths Mrs J H Rahe Dies of Complications
Mrs Marie Boplin aged 89 widow of the late J H Rahe longtime Fort Wayne resident dies after two years of illness at 1207 Brow away. Born February 14 1828 in Eppinbure Germany she came to this city as a child and married J Reno later. Surviving granddaughter Louise Craig brother William Rahe in Canada and several nieces. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Browaway
Rahe
Fort Wayne
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Germany
Alis City
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UH. Reno
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Aréong
Louise Craig
William Rake
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Whurman
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Fournier Deaths in Wayne County Obit Notes
Mrs Tinta B Fournier 56 of Wayne County died after surgery in hospital. Born in Canada she had lived in the city since age 9, survived by husband and daughter Mrs Charles Tires of Butler and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also Myra Fry 46 of Oakley Street died after treatment in hospital. death due to cancer. Survived by husband Charles Fry and many relatives. Funeral plans pending. Other notices list names and addresses including John Marwell-Paner and ongoing arrangements with local churches and funeral homes.
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