American Team Takes First Leg Of Polo Match
The Meadow Brook Club hosts the sixth international polo series opening as the American cup-defenders triumph five and a half goals to three over England. Led by Waterbury and Stoddard the Americans outplayed the English in pace and team work, with Waterbury scoring the final goal and the U S holding the English at bay in the early stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook Club
Greas
Pontos
Nglish
United States
Larry Waterbury
Bradderd
Elanad
Baseball Rumors and League Troubles in Central Circuit
DailySport Gossip notes Shaughnessy’s Ottawa move and Philadelphia Athletics potential fall clash with Mack’s Athletics. It highlights Wager as a versatile catcher and future outfield role, the shaky Interstate and Central leagues, low attendances, and the Wheeling Sunday baseball ban impacting summer play.
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Younestown
Erie
Seversl Sering
Wheeling
Eris
Youngstown
Central
Kilbane Defeats Fox In Ninth Round Featherweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland defeats Jimmy Fox of Oakland in the ninth round of a ten round match. Fox’s seconds threw a sponge as Kilbane neared knockout. Also includes incomplete sports box and unrelated score notes from England and Waterbury game details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Jimmy Fox
City
Fox
Devereux Milburn Faces England in International Polo Match
New York veteran Devereux Milburn, hailed as the top polo talent, trains for the International matches against England. Though twice tossed from a galloping pony this year, his injuries are not serious, and his availability could decide Americas chances. Milburn is famed for bold attacks and seldom guarding the goal, a tactic that has won the International Polo Trophy in 1909. If he cannot play in the opening game, he is expected to enter the second match to bolster the American lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jims &Devereux
Hie
Milpurn
Mi Bure
Americas
America
Milburn
Milhurn
Indiana Briefs From Kokomo To LaPorte And Wabash
Indiana brief news items report Louis Gano 28 killed in Kokomo by a motorcycle ridden by Hale Thompson. In LaPorte Donald Hatfield gave poison to his baby sister Madelina then attempted self harm. a sister called a physician, both children may recover. Alumni day drew attendees to Pursue University with George Ade and John T McCutcheon among guests. In Wabash Otto Brooks died when an emery wheel burst while he worked in a foundry.
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Kokomo
Ind
Louis Gano
Hale Thompson
Laporte
Donald Hatfield
Madelina
Lapatets
Jung
Pursue University
George Ade
John T. McCutcheon
Wabash
Otto Brooks
Roanoke News Roanoke June memorial and town events
The J C Q F lodge held an annual memorial service at the cemetery led by Rev Fra kes editor of the Roanoke Clipper. George Christy and family visited Mrs Apres Rose. Tehard Bros purchased a fine Victoria and plan Saturday concerts to aid town funds. Local merchants back new records and gravel band concerts. Roanoke lost a tame ball game to Fort Wayne 16 to 8. Tink Ballinger noted for colorful sayings. Roanoke Clip per issues planned at 6,000 copies beyond subscribers. Sunday school children's day funded ministry loans. A live circuit will visit Saturday and Marvin Richard will entertain with a phonograph. Well drilling at the water works slow. preparations for a Fourth of July celebration continue.
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Roanoke
J. C. Q. F. Lodge
Ths
Frakes
Roanoke Clipper
George Christy
Fontington
Apres Rose
Tehard Bros
Tink
Agate
Tao
Frakeshow
Fort Wayne
Nome Church Endowed
Marvin Richard
Guillances
Crazed man attacks aged woman with hammer in Auburn
Auburn Ind June 10 A severely injured elderly woman, Mrs Sarah BE Dice, was assaulted with a hammer by her boarder Edward in a foundry town. He was seized, restrained and arrested by Sheriff Hart, Deputy Thomas and Night Watchman Kruger. Dice remains in critical condition but shows signs of possible recovery. A local store ad for Hart Schaffeer Marx appears at story end.
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Auburn
Ind
Sarah BE Dice
Ninth
Cleheng
Edureter
Civrler
John Hart
Ralph Thomas
Kruger
Night Watch
Mer
Currier
Dreumstakes
Dies
Greek shoeshiner dragged by street car on Calhoun Street
George Nicholes, a Greek shoeshiner riding a bicycle, was struck by a Lakeside street car on Calhoun Street between Holman and Montgomery. He suffered a broken collar bone and other injuries, initially feared fatal, after being dragged several feet. He was treated at St Joseph’s Keshitel by Dr J Frank Dinnen. Police obtained witnesses from bystanders.
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George Nicholes
Calhoun Street
Holman
Montgomery Streets
Nicholes
Wex
Lakeside
C. Monroe
Ginn
J. Frank Dinnen
St. Joseph's
Keshitel
Gallentiné
Pattee and
Madden
Rena
Bretanders
Australasian tennis delegation star Rice shines on court
Horace Rice, noted as Dean of Australasian challengers, stands out among visiting players in America. His bold attire and aggressive style spark debate on knickers versus knickerbockers, while his endurance and clever shot placement keep rivals guessing. Captain XII Donat and A B Jones praised, yet Rice’s form remains pivotal to the Australasian pilgrimage’s success.
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Horace Mea
Aigtrathiy Tonal
Aslong
America
Rina
England
Rice
Piager
Mheus Rice
Tendis
Ammond
Donat
A. B. Jonea
Tim
Domen Nag
Rico Dellever
Aed
Dixon News Circle Reports Regional Farm Activity
F C Gilbert transacted business in Fort Wayne. J D Cox is seriously at plate writing. Plans to reorganize Lane at Unis place to spur deeper interest in growing olfnifa. Wooster Ohio station and International Harvester officials arrive to discuss growing and culture of the crop. Many farmers attend. Continuous local visits include Singer, Barkley, Reeves, Sitter, and others.
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Dixon
Ohio
F_ C. Gilbert
Fort Wayne
J. D. Cox
Plana
Unis Place
Wooster
International Harveser Company
J. W. Gillett
Thos
Henry Nendstein
van Wert Iast
Reeves
Ada
William Singer
Mrnroeville
Apent
Mart Brown
L.naclair
Whisman
Pennsylvania
Mrr. Whiteleather Af
van Lwert
Verlan Fortney
Paulding Candy
Nhe Miller
J. P. Miller
E. Sirface
F. Bowd
Menreriiwn, Ind
Bluffton Democrats Name a Tigret for Primary Nomination
Bluffton Democrats nominate John au Teor for mayor in June primary over incumbent Franc Smith and council member George Rinear. Mack leads with 223 votes. Rinear 11. Other nominations include Ralph Stever treasurer 354 and J McDowell clerk 259. Council seats see Uriah Raher 336 and F Waugh 194 among nominees.
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John Au Teor
Democracy Here
Franc Smith
George Rinear
Mack
Ith
Rinear
Tatlowa
Ralph Stever
Augh
Eerie
Hugh Stourat
Charley Ratify
Ed Kain
Clerk
J. McDowell
Oscar
Cyalg
Far
Sawyer
Counellmeneres
Jpes Plessi
Uriah Rahrer
Oh Frank Stogdll
HB. Sark
Local notes from Zulu News Zulu June roundup
Zulu News Zulu reports a busy period with residents visiting relatives in Michigan and Fort Wayne. James Coulardot buys two mule team for farm work. Various neighbors attend events in Monroeville Payne Besancon and Fort Wayne. Several stories of illness haying coughs and a hospital visit for surgery are noted along with local travel and social visits.
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Ind
Mr. Smith
Smith
Westdrlve
Mich
Coulardot
Hat
Joseph Coulardot
Charles Martin
Tillman's
Stant
Stark
Campbell
Oberly Brothers
Monroeville
Nelsonder
Fort Wayne
S. Contardot
Edward Monnot
J.C
George Townsend
Saynard
Vanhorn
Edward Dodane
Besancon
Albert Wollard
Payne
Wollard
Lakeside
William Vince
Manraeville
Maynard Vanhorn
Clarence .Lamont
Frank Volel
Payne, O
Fred Raih
Goegleln
Cuesta
Jogsph Coulardot
Wintle
Ternet
Mirs
Henry Girardot
Uise
Gertrude
Girardot
August Girardot
Mildred -Miller
Chester
Emile
Lucy Gladie
Louis Wenderly
Hugeve Aulliyan
Hymen
Port Wayne
Ray Sugars
St. Joseph Hospital
Myra
Sullivan Ant
Gaealla Terngt
Nolen
A. Coulardat
Frank Oberly
Mary Dager
Elizabeth
Zuin
Uttle
Mra
F.C. Gladioux
Holman Atrert
Charles Beckman
Celeste Amber
Tonle Pabst
Minn
Bernadette Muguanard
Tev
Lien
Bosancon
Mise Hagnnard
Angin
Neople
Beorge Cratle
Kitson
O.aknecaller
Tillman
Mro
Higgan'a
Gaz Graal
Chitren
Eugene Sullivan
Dughters
Mario and
Beatrice
Mixa Cecolla Ternat
Gnosta
Charles Ternot
Misa
Munnot
Nut
Reporters Feast At Germania Park Chicken Dinner
The Jourmal Gazette notes reporters enjoyed a chicken dinner at Germania Park hosted by Joseph Ludwig and Henry Branning Sr. The event drew journalists who mingled on the lawn while ground keeper Frank Selif tended park blooms. Mrs. Jqlift served fried chicken and side dishes amid lively patrons. Further feasts are planned for nearby grounds.
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Jourmal Gazette
Germania Park Association
Joseph Ludwig
Henry Branning
Frank Selif
Gerovanin Park Blossonsias
Jqlift
Local visits and gatherings fill St. Joe region
Drané Airs and G B Price visited Piereton relatives while Milton Kriss and others attended a baseball game in Aubur nd. Several families hosted guests from Baden Ohio and Defiance Ohio. Children’s Day programs ran at M P Church and Concord. Community members traveled to Fort Wayne for a funeral and to Spencerville for a county Sunn y school convention. Frosty nights raise concerns of minor damage.
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BY. Job
Ind
G. B. Price
Piereton
Isme Phodsobaugh
Inoz Hart
G. 0. Reese
Baden
Ohio
Afr
D. L. Digkerholt
Aida League
Slaughter
Mervin Widney
Marvin Roper
Tintheran
Spencerville
M.P
Concord
Ann Abel
Grabill Sundey
And
Charlea Benjamin
Macking
Aml
John Babinger
De‘fiance
Thomas
Mary Ware
Newville
Sheob Reibill
Reema Fasselmac
bin Niech
Clarence Wyatt
O. C. Bassett
Auburn
John Whitehurst
Myst
Clark Roberts
Fort Wayne
Ben Laighty
George Milliman
Fifth Street
St. Joe
EB. Jones
William Bowels
Garrett
St. Joo
Wood
B.S. Shoffer
Witorrard
Harry Hathaway
Mare
Donkle
Rhea
Nomi
Wil- Tintin Curio
Auborn and Hickevilla
Local Auburn Court Docket Highlights Marital and Injury Cases
Judge Ross of Wanaw presided Monday over Reynolds v Wijront in the Auburn court. Cases include a domestic matter, a railroad worker’s injury, and a fault dispute with Cleveland firm ties. Local residents Burroughs and Knauer, plus area businessfolk, appear in routine, daylong proceedings as courthouse improvements continue.
Court delays rail rate cases as Justices await last decision day
The Supreme Court hearing on railroad rate cases including Missored, Arkansas, Oye rson, Kentucky and West Virginia was adjourned with Justice Hughes absent. Decisions on remaining rate cases are expected on the final decision day, while the Interstate Commerce Commission prepares a nationwide property valuation. The Senate ordered 19,000 copies of public documents amid broad public interest.
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Washington
Supreme Court of
Hughes
Arkansas
Oyerson
Kentucky
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce, Commission
United States
Minnesota
Senate
Weather Summary and Temperature Trends For The Day
Showers in southern regions with general fair skies elsewhere. Central and eastern areas cool with a slight warmup in the southwest and Rocky Mountains. Temperature data show highs around 73 with lows near 49 in early June readings, precipitation minimal. Relative humidity ranged from 36 to 69 percent, barometer near 30.60 inches. Forecast calls for continued shower activity in the south and warmer conditions in the west.
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Lythe Rocks Mountain Certa
Cantral
Pater
Rocky Mountain
Pert
Yesterdy
Tigheat
Cayt
Wiscastar
Marriage Shower Held for Miss Brittgon Here
A miscelaneous and shower was hosted at the home of Mrs Re Pett on South Shannon Street for Miss Cieo Brittgon ahead of her Thursday marriage to Tosell Pierson. Attendees included Mrs Marion Smith of Fort Wayne and relatives from J C Fisher and G W Forty families. The event featured a luncheon and decor, with other local social updates noted throughout the Van Wert area.
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Columban
Pritin
Perth
Geonze Germann
Fam- 2
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