Illinois Wins Conterenge Meet At Missouri Campus
Illinois triumphs at the Conterenge Meet amid windy conditions hampering Missouri and Chicago contingents. The meet features standout performances by Thayer of Missouri and Thatcher of Chicago each claiming two points, with Calfornia and Wisconsin stars winning multiple events. A tense mile race sees Thorsen edge Wood as wind affects times. Shattuck posts a conference discus record, and Knudsen narrowly defeats Applegate in a brisk 1-yard dash display.
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Wminos
Tirinols
Anieveldus Shaying
Thayher
Missouri
Chicago
J. H Dupre
Ohio
Kate
Wince Phorsen
Northwearer Eagebt Bink
Minis
Minole
Asas
Corts
Sendera
Hunter
Bassett
Wisconsin
Knudsen
Winconsin
Yee
Applegate
Mrcoe
John K Gold
Wineain
Bama
Indiana
Wisconsin Yell
Best
Henderson
Purdue
Shattuck
California
H. Tf. Thomas
Kraft
Northwestern
Criswell
J. R. Cass Diinois
D. Hazen
Kapung
Hls. Distle
Ean Bishy
H al Butt
Waoly
Inchea
H. ‘Thatcher
H. V. Ruffner
Ayar Dagh
D. Whos
Calfornia
J. A. iTunter
Pounds RD. Matthews
Chithird
Hee Parker
Thicego
Big Schley
Wieconain
Torrman
Nolg
yans_ dash
B. Wadiow
Firaty F. Wani
Per- Fars
Tima
Jmp
Wahl
Wabeeh
W. Klotuh
S. Gorgas
K Gold
Holsat
Sonferanc
W. Finyd
Miasour
BB. Thomas
EB Schobinger
Tmtyols
M. W. Phelps
Pardue
G. Vangant
M Koen
J. Miehenlwuh
Noire Lama
Taneth
G. M. Bast
F. Henderson
Tiliaeds
C. Parson
G. T. Ireananan
Wieconely
Rinnhe Varterr
P. Knudson
Wlacanain
P. Wand
Chienen
W. Kratl
G. Cranwell
Main
Goldy Wisenarm
Unni
Bl' Stimer
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Searonier
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Erage
Californyey
Mabters
Tilnoia
Winad
Chicaga
Firety
Wilhax
Minnesota
Vic Tillén
Linnis
I Kirkes
Reyay
Minnis
Heer
Wis- Ranain
New
Notre Dame
Hrstel
Amin Inchus
Northwedern
Nehes
Miss Emanuel's Chemist Shop Hours Notice
Beginning June and we will close on Sunday afternoon at 12 30 to 6 for emergencies phone 860. This notice informs customers of temporary hours for the chemist shop run by Miss Emanuel.
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Miss Emanuel
Indictment Charges West Virginia Miners Union Plot
The United Mine Workers of America and allied figures are charged in an indictment with forming a conspiracy to fix coal prices and wages, restrain West Virginia coal from entering Ohio Indiana Illinois and Canada, and to unionize West Virginia miners to bolster wage payments while limiting non West Virginia coal competition. The case details alleged violence and unlawful acts tied to the mining regions in Kanawha County and surrounding states.
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Steysarivet- Cat
United Mine Workers of America
Wey Ly
Uintowlaing
West
Virginia
Iiven
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Imall
United States
Kanawaha
Ilinois
Wichygan
Wisconsin
Shay
Ly Abe
Ponssylvania
Tuciaux
Minois
West Virpiie
Indie Dua
Dinois
Canada
Great Lake
Theg
United Rhine Workers
Tingis
Inko
Wael Vinia
Committee to Probe West Virginia Mine Conditions
A Senate committee considering conditions in West Virginia coal fields has not filed charges yet and plans preliminary meetings before departing for Charleston to begin a major investigation Tuesday. The panel will examine potential abuses amid the mine workers strike area and determine the scope of their inquiry.
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Asuinaton
Shernay Lam
West Virginia
Senate
Phise
Gunralitee Primiste Dasarture
Nelda
Charleston
Walleye
Miners’ Union Leader Denounces West Virginia Indictments
Frank J. Hayes of the United Mine Workers defends organizing efforts in West Virginia despite indictments. He says the charges target anti labor activity, not wage demands, and claims 9,000 men contract with the union in the state. He vows to continue organizing and plans to travel to West Virginia to observe conditions.
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White
United Wine Workers of
Amelia
Phili Penna
Dubhlo
Muris
West Virginia
Thre Battler
Willy Ie Ua
Withers
John P. White
William Houston
United Mine Workers
Cadinni
Secretary Perry Laughs At Idea In Indianapolis
Fragmented OCR reads as a political-legal item noting Edwin Perry, secretary treasurer of United Ming Worketraf America, denying opposition to miners’ compensation. Mentions West Virginia mining regions, Indictment advisories, and officials in Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Turin
Edwin Perry
United Ming
America
Iresse
Indice
Monta
Charleston
W.va
Mmetsor
Uae
Senate
West Virginia
Fanehlear Atéenpia
Hmder
Percy
John Po White Ie
Perlenit
Mit
Hia
Frank Hayes
Panna
Indiianapol
Charleston Grand Jury Indicts Peonage Case In West Virginia
A federal grand jury returns indictments charging peonage against W H Thomas Coal Company employees in Metter County West Virginia. Defendants allegedly arrested four miners and forced them to work out a deli. The case names W H Thomas Company officials and several operatives.
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Charleston, Jr
W. H. Thomas
Wo. Prichard
Simul Tabor
Wiliam Thorowa
We Coal Company
Metter
West Virginia
Bank Robber's Girl Describes Love and Jail Plan
After a city court release, Margaret Evans, a Hindern-year-old woman, laments love for bank robber James Bushac alias James William. She vows to go to jail to be near him, visits him at Fort Wayne and Indianapolis convents, and recalls his crimes, escape, and her commitment to marry him despite a ten year sentence.
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Ecity Court
Margaret Evans
Irl
James Bushac
James William
Pap Pert
Busttin
Han
Jal
Tim
Fort Wayne
Hin
Calhoun
Indianapolis
Necade
Bim
Wayne
Smetier
Thoexél
Cume Ales Fo
Mamma
Olsht Sears
Ind
Bone
Jia
Pitteliuenh
Rushar
Pinkert
Curtler
Mary Burhie
Ninth Street
Clevelint
Burglar Gets Six Dollars And Some Buttons
A burglary at a residence on Si8 Myrrs avenue involved a thief entering while occupants were away. The intruder took six dollars and a collection of buttons before being interrupted by a ringing telephone alerting police. Police later traced the incident to a location near Lazavetts and Miniman streets.
Fort Wayne crowds chase suspects as street scene erupts
A loaded wagon sparked a wild chase down the street with three new ruiping downlookers dubbed hurgians by witnesses. A hot foot race ensued among Captain Rundell Motorcycle Wifler Fisenhut Stationmast Buick and Chauffeur Kavanaugh to reach a fight at 1531 Lamysite street. A proprietor was struck with a dial and a window broken as trouble unfolded. Several other incidents followed including a missing man, a family occupying a vacant house, a woman’s purse snatched, and various arrests by local police and detectives in a day of chaotic events.
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Rui— Ping
Capti Rundell
Elks Schedule Picnic Flag Day and Cream Social
Local Elks plan a summer celebration with a picnic at Driving Park the night of June 1. A flag day service follows, with a band playing and events including games and a noon toast. Members invite Sons of Veterans and G.A.R. attendees to a glow of community activities and a final reception in the lodge lobby.
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ELAS
Frinnis
Bikyan
Pichig
Kuviely Editrees Alway
Reer
Kent
Charlba Nese
Tommy Lane
Yiragram Cormittea
Nickjens
Garret van Averingen
Marty V Wilgemann
Walter Ola
Elke
G. AL
Wight
Amd
HK Honda
Local Businessmen Return From Cleveland Convention
Reed xhoe chief Fuldheim returns from Cleveland with reports of the American Mirthing ecompany convention. Other clothing shops announce new items on Callienn street and East Berry street while a wave of summer push crowd activity grows at Port Wayte center and surrounding avenues.
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Bom Fuldheim
Tuyen
Max Attamanger
Ageia Oolathing
Hing
Artekenridee
Uashawn
Pennsylvania
Stalin
Toreerty
Wrather
Tabard Zier
Thor
Williath Kaiser
Berry Striet
Harts
Ueveland
Urey Ackentaeh
Charles Lend
Kathy Sperry
New Parnell Place Addition Offers Half Acre Lots Fort Wayne
H C Pequignot promotes a new Fort Wayne subdivision Parnell Place featuring black sandy loam soil and 75 foot boulevards. Half acre lots priced 650 to 1250 dollars with flexible terms, open for inspection Sunday June 8 1913 from 1 to 6 pm and opening day June 15 1912 at 9 am. Call 2559 or 489 for arrangements and directions.
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H.C. Pequignot
Parnell Place
Fort Wayne
Parnell Avenue
Arthur Pope Paintings Displayed at Pane Furniture
Arthur Pope exhibits a painting titled Windy this week at Pane Furniture, praised as a display of merit. The work, completed after a trip to Central America with Lt. Brown, captures tropical haze and palm huts with strong style. Brown plans further exhibitions in Reston and New York.
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Pane Furniture Company
Arthur E. Pane
Nedaltat
Royal Palace of Art of
Laondon
Rrgland
Kenty
Oel Brown
Lalentds
Central America
Tropics
Pope
William Geaka
Hoffman
Christ
Gelasom
IAP Youth Found Swimming Near Fort
A swimmer was rescued near Fort Worth by the Sleimer Christian X. and taken to Zilis, a federal communication station. He said he had been in the water two hours after entering to retrieve Kle Hat, swept away by the current, and is in custody of Japanese counsel pending investigation.
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Wildir Claris
Rivermen Avenue
Rivermec Avenue
Iran
Henry Mmt
Fia Ape
Paljee
Kim
Howeman
Railnaad
Minke Jones
Ohirire
Mac
Redwice
Pittshirgh
Toba Rack
Triston
New York
Wafleworth
New Fork
Sleimer Christian X
Zilis
Gland
Ing
Jersey
Kle
Sawaki
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Inez Welch
Columbia City
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Ine Smith
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Wedenett Company
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