Turner Club Completes Day of Competitive Contests
A Turner club program at a county fair drew 7 060 spectators as athletes in white shirts and blue trousers performed in multiple rings. The crowd admired marching drills, pyramid formations, and club swinging exhibitions by diverse groups including Turner seniors, women, and juniors.
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Evanta
Siorhiek
Ulkce
Turnfeld
Uulekiy Ss & Clage
Eresses
Turner Watt
Thete Hodias
Hye
Wes Spileepiring
Turner
Heatite
Germania Vorwaerts
Cleveland
Phapas
Cluseet
Colima
Fort Wayne
New Gold Stampede At Nome District, Alaska
June reports a stampede near the Goof News bay district south of the Kush Kowin. Old placer grounds lure hundreds of miners traveling from the Iditarod, with many joining the rush.
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Nome
Alaska
Goof News Bay District
Kush- Kowin
Teter Day at Concordia Celebrates Golden Jubilee
Concordia College marked its golden jubilee with a century celebration of its move to Fort Wayne. An estimated 5,000 attendees joined two services at the college, with visitors arriving by special trains and interurbans from Decatur, Fort Wayne area towns, and beyond. The event featured morning prayers and an afternoon sacred concert led by Rev. Henry C. Lieb, president of the Concordia college board of trustees.
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Concordia College
Fort Wayne
Pom Desai
Decatur
Co- Binnie
Cite
Bunitheton
Porth Leganeport
Lafayette
St Lewis Ahé
Concordia
Atso'¢loek
Henry
C. Lieb
Printor
Zion's Evangelical. Lutheran Church
API
Band of Tristeeay
Concordia -College
Feeble Minded Institute Elects Fort Wayne Leader Vice President
The Indiana Fort Wayne institution for feeble minded students elected a new vice president during a meeting. The event occurred at the Western Punilsylizante-Tentitation and involved the American Association for the Study of Feeble Minded. The session highlighted the 4 member capacity and emphasized educational efforts for feeble minded individuals.
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Praneliy
American Association
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Seaeion
Bishop Lays Corner Stone of St Andrew's Church in New York
A large crowd gathered in New York for the corner stone ceremony of St Andrew's Catholic church. Bishop Herman J. Aler ming presided in full pontifical attire as priests and clergy led prayers and rites. A silver trowel and solemn anthems marked the event attended by Deacons and church officials, with processions from nearby parishes.
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ST. Andrew's
St Andrew's Catholic
Ceferhofles &T
Jefverson Street
St.Mary's Catholic Church
Hanna Street
St Peter's Burch
Electra- Technet
Lie Building
Alesitar
Herman J. Aler- Ming
Diotese
A. E. Lafontaine
Fort Wayne
Bisbee
FP. Loven
Besancon
Chanter
Simon Kunnmunich
C. PP
Joseph's College
Collegeville
Ind
Charles Thisie
St Peter's Church
Fort Whitare
Cormer
Einbornts
Dusty Pen Collapse Kills Four in Waynesville Cannonade
Four convicts were killed and twelve seriously injured when a dusty pen collapsed in a mountain pass in Waynesville N C. Seventeen others, including guards and inmates, were hurt as the structure gave way in the prison housing area.
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Waynesville
N. G
Jane
Battleship Delaware to Represent U S at Coronation
The Delaware, famed battleship, will represent the United States at a coronation event. Scenes aboard show the vessel’s speed and long-distance capability, amid descriptions of ceremonial duties and historical context linking to the late official.
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Delaware
United States
Buckingham Palace to Host Royal Visit Amid War Anxiety
Reports describe a royal arrival and procession with the Prince and Princess disembarking and touring London on a day of rising tension. Services were held at St Paul’s and Westminster Abbey as public mood shifted with war concerns.
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Buckingham Palace
von Dek Tan
Frederik’ Wittad
Ana
Gernad
Hernese
St.Paul's
Weather Forecast for Washington and Indiana Weather World
For Monday and Tuesday showers drift across extreme south areas but conditions warm up. Tuesday turns warmer with fair amounts of sunshine, light to moderate variable winds, and higher temperatures. Rainfall totals, humidity, and wind data are provided by Local Forecaster W. S. Palmer with daily highs around 78 and lows near 50s.
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Washington
Indiana
Zay
W. S. Palmer
Official Prize Winners at the Kreis Turnfest
Prize winners at the Kreis Turnfest are listed with event results and scores. Notable names include Henry Mayer, Joseph Stroeber, and Carl Rocker among Chicago and Cleveland clubs, with records reported in shot put, high jump, pole vault, and sprint events.
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Ee Feva
Ravetein Vorsatris
Chicago
Ted Finches
Ledyard
Ask
Wen
Vorwaarta
Cleveland
Polnces
Firet
Henry Meyer
Turnvereta Vorwmerty
Sedina—Georgs' Mower
Central Turnverslp
Bhat
Henry’ Mayer
Chicawa
Scrané
Joseph Stroeber
Central Turnverels
Chicaso
Los Four Comtestiate
Sven
Ered Sehwind
Genira
Tornverein Chicago
Welter Hackelman
Turmngspieindes
E. Rammer
Socialen Turnvarein
Racine Thompada
Turnverein Hide
Carl
Rocker
Turngemeinde
Fred Schwind
Central Turngemeinde
Cheters Ludwig
Syurh
Side
Turney Indianapolis
Turnvarein
Eiche
Central Turnverein
Socialer Turnverein
Indianapolis
Binigkelt
Turnverein
Turnverein Vorwaerte
Pere Weyns
Tincelt
Bahn Frel
Milwaukee
Dayton Turngemeinde
Toulevile Turmpemeinde
Abran
Centachar Turnverein
Grand Rapids
Schweizer ‘Turnverein
Englewood
Tragic Paris air race claims three lives
June 18 at Vincennes the European circuit race started with 38 aviators and 12 officers. Three aviators died near start and others injured as machines exploded and crashed. Victims named Lendron Princetau Le Martin among the dead, with Georges Geubert injured. Large crowds witnessed the event amid high winds and safety concerns.
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Paris
Vincennes
London
Gali
M. Lendron
Chateau Thierry
Dalger
Bss
Villers Coletta
Zerroun
Bile
Billy
Berlord
Mr. Lordman
Charlaville
Oscar Morlison
Niose
Gagpy
M. Sorin
Chevron
Mies
Liexe
Thesa Mem
Militar’ Nduts
Siz
Erelock
Larebourg
Spirituel
le Martin
Aletten
Train
Bertoaux
Moniz
Ee Martib
France
Eetha
Milly
Rae Harsiers
Sean
le -Mmar- Ub
Red Surgentis
Ted
Princeton
Baefore
Railroads Overpaid by Angle San Washington
Washington June 18 Many in the country are overpaid for transporting mails. Officials estimate a saving of about 3 million dollars yearly is possible by readjusting rates on a base of six percent profit to all railways carrying the mail. Postmaster General Hitchcogh presented details, noting excessive compensation in interstate mail transport costs and the potential to reduce expenses without harming carriers.
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New York
Josepn
Raschinand
Carpete Trust C Company
Banking Department
Andrew Carnesi
Histrict
Whitman Regards
Neerties
Europe
Hai
Dishes Found Just as Left After Dinner On That Fateful Day
Havana reports show remains near a harbor, with discoveries in the officer quarters. Explorers found ammunition, cartridge clips, and bayonets in metallic scabbards, well preserved clips but rusted blades, as divers checked the waters near the port turret.
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Havana
Jume
Suureck
Tn Port
Caval
Three prominent women attend coronation Lonpos
Three American women slated to be prominent in social affairs attend the coronation festivities. Mrs Spotswood, formerly Katherine von Watt, born in the United States, has long been a London society figure and owns a jeweled frog gift from King Edward. Lady Deedeh Viv len Gould, daughter of George Gould of New York, joins the prominent society circle. Beatrice MIDs of New York, Countess of Grapard, will entertain lavishly during the celebration.
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Lonpos
Granard
Danéildee Spotswood
Teeles
Sporswood
Katherine von Watt
United States
London
Edward
Deedeh
Vivlen Gould
George Gould
New York
Grapard
Beatrice Mids
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New Gold
Reichmann
Bishop Merding
George Hurst- Ran
Bulletin
America
Delareare
Coxen
Tiwae Ihe
United
Dee Rar
Tifa Dena
TR. M
Michov
Fam Wa
Ting
Oratory
Walter Flecher
South Side
Albert Berg
Beush Side
Angle San
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