Auburn Courier Case Delayed As Judge Hears Receiver Demurrer
Special to Use Journal Cogelle Auburn Indiana June 14 The Auburn Courier newspaper case before Judge Bratton of the Dekalb circuit court involved a petition for the appointment of a receiver. Attorneys argued the Courier company is insolvent with assets insufficient to cover debts while supporters claimed it is solvent capable of paying all obligations. The demurrer was overruled but the judge postponed appointing a receiver pending fuller testimony.
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Battle prep noted in the outposts amid royal unrest
Report from the outposts indicates preparations for a battle as royal forces tighten control. Key figures and locations are not clearly identifiable in the fragment, but the tone suggests imminent engagement and strategic maneuvering.
Brother Joseph Dumps The Gam In Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne notes a rough game where Willis dazzled with pitching aiding a 2nd inning shutout by the home team’s defense. Brother Joe’s wildness and theme play complicate the outcome while Ganzel Osidick and Ginger Jack shine in key plays amid crowd reaction and a crash near the press box.
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Springfield caps shoot tourney with Stith trophy win
Cant on Jr Rolle Heikes of Dayton won the champion Ohio and the Stith trophy at the shire tournament in the Ohio Transhoot meet. Heikes reportedly ended a long streak while Hylstiner and OTe of Newark took the Sports mane Revie trophy in the tromen team shoot. Crosby, the TMinsle expert, achieved a feat of smashing targets in succession as Springfield hosts the event.
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College Ball Notes From A Fragmented Report
Fragmentary OCR mentions Princeton and college ball context with references to June 1 and scores. It names Shafer and Memes, Shaan, and Valeinlita in a garbled layout. No clear outcome or complete event details are readable.
Cooley Strikes Turmoil as Fort Wayne Release Sparked Chaos
Fractious Central League scene erupts after Cooley is released from Fort Wayne amid a dispute led by Springfield officials. Players and officials clash in hotel, game delays, and a formal decision ordering Cooley to sign with Grand Rapids. Fort Wayne faces fan and team backlash as the Springfield claims shape the conflict and future rosters.
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Ninth Ian Ing Finishes Ninth. Association Takes Two Games
In Indianapolis Milwaukee and Minneapolis each won twice yesterday as Vickers let New York down with three scattered hits. The ICAN association wrapped up two wins in a busy set of games across three cities.
National League notes from a busy day in early June
Disjointed ledger of baseball results and cricketish chatter from Philadelphia and New York. Mentions teams Cubs Giants and Phillies with scattered player names, umpire notes, and a few game outcomes amid noisy OCR garble.
Union Underwear Promises Comfort for Warm Days
Union Underwear offers comfort for summer wear with a focus on free movement. The store carries pure linen Union Suits and a range of shirts and collars including sizes 4% sires, Custom Shirtmaker and Man's Tiralahez.
Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
In Washington Chicago won their third in a row, with Wolfe and strong baserunning keying a 6 2 victory. Attendance was reported as 4,000. Chicago’s pitchers were McFarland and Wolfe with notable defense. In New York, the Giants beat St Louis as Hoxx relieved Powell. attendance 4,000. Philadelphia beat Detroit. Boston defeated Cleveland 5 4 in a sharp contest. Key players included Burkett, Lajoie, and Criger.
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Ganzel May Buy Release In Baseball Move
Jonn Ganzel and Grand Rapids fans weigh a release from the New York American League team. Griffith asks 1000 for first base, Ganzel to sign a five option paper, boosting Grand Rapids pennant chances. Tyler Christian loaned from South Bend to Springfield for the season. Lawrence McNerney elected Notre Dame captain for the coming year.
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Doubleheader Notes From Midweek Baseball Games
Kansas City tied the score in the tenth, then won the opener of the series as Bonner and Rithers contributed with strong defense. In Columbus the visitors prevailed after a hard fought ninth inning, while Milwaukee swept both ends of a twin bill in Louisville as Skecher and McCormick delivered key hits.
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Base Ball Notes From Monroeville Saturday Clash
Waltts will start for the Wits against Monroeville with Mayd on the mound. Mene tee to pitch for Monroeville. The Blues plan an 12 oclock departure for Was hush. Bucher, the Blues outfielder, recalls fans miscalling him Indianan, roping 460 yards in ten seconds. A Fort Winnes play involved Osborn at catcher and a disputed call on a runner advancing on a wild pitch and a batters’ encore, with Rigler umpire ruling, Osborn was out.
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Catarrh Cure Claim Draws $100 Reward
Readers are promised $100 if the alleged catarrh cure fails to cure, asserting a constitutional remedy that builds up the blood and strengthens the body. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio advertise the remedy and list testimonials, with sales through druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation is also endorsed.
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Milwaukee Shuts Down Beville as Three Pitchers Struggle
Milwaukee weathered a tough second inning as Beville used three pitchers who were each hit hard. Robinson’s fielding was questioned while attendance reached 41,000. Batteries were Steecher and Shaw with McKay. Wright, Kenia, Dankle, Kaw, Wondrutt, Hickes, and Enville also featured in the stat line.
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Sullivan Brutt Fight Set for July 16 in Baltimore
A reported match between Kid Sullivan of Washington and Ray Britt of San Francisco is planned for July 16 in Baltimore with Hayes Athletic Club backing a 85,000 purse for a twenty round bout. Al Herford, Baltimore manager, confirms agreement and notes Sullivan will depart for the coast next week.
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Wisconsin court blocks sheriff in prize fight case
In Bay Wis on June 14 a court, urged by Governor La Follette, ordered sheriff restraint to allow a prize fight to proceed. Mayor Mahaw and judge Jacocacourt awaited a decision on whether the bout infringed state law as Chicago boxer Tommy Morant fought to an eight round draw.
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Bluebeard Hoch Might Get Stay Of Execution
Chicago June 14 Johann Hoch known as Bluebeard Hoch faces a possible stay of execution after being sentenced for the murder of one of his numerous wives. Court actions could delay the hanging as legal maneuvers proceed.
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Supreme Court Conference Delays Case Over Reprieve
Governor Dineen told Hoch's counsel that if the state budget provides sufficient funds for the record, a reprieve will be granted until the October term. The needed amount is $700 and the governor stressed no intention to interfere with the verdict, aiming to grant the accused every legal opportunity.
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Germany and France Resume Morocco Talks in Paris
June 11 Premier Bonvier and German Ambassador Prince Von Radoelin resumed consultations in Paris with the foreign office on Morocco. The talks aim to secure a direct Franco German accord before deciding the future of an international influence.
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Died Without Medical Attention Closes In LaPorte
LaPorte Indiana June 14 Robert Crawlora a well known northern Indiana Christian Science teacher died here today at age sixty five after an illness he did not seek medical attention for. Coroner Graf is investigating.
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