Leases the curling rink for boxing and wrestling events
The Hog Amphitheater with seating for 1200 plans boxing and wrestling shows. An opening program features a six round boxing match and a noted wrestling bout. The rink will host a series of events with challengers from Fort Wayne and Indianapolis and a summer closing.
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St. Joe Aihterte Clube
Wayne Curing Club
Joe Club
Sind Wisl
Welling
Dimes
BTM Bos
Mateh
Tarry Lial
Fort Wayne
Buia Mucharget
Indianapolis
SFRINGPIELD Jute AGM cloaked in uncertain phrasing
Fragmented OCR summary reports a June Dayton game with Behe and Walker mentioned, Evanaville key in a close contest. Teams or players like Clink Smith Werver, Putterkes, and Wuckler cited. Grand Rapids and Canton figures appear with scattered scoring lines and vague affiliations.
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Sfringpield
I. Jute
AGM
Clink
Smith and Werver
Dayton
Walker
Phehing
Evanaville Tot Beye Flele
Darton
Footogo 000
Evanseliie Vodooto
Feuman MeDuels
Wuckler Und Futter
Rain Saves the Day in Fort Wayne Baseball Tilt
Fort Wayne Wes Four handled Marion 6 in a rain delayed third inning as Anderson led 6 0 at the late stages. Scoring was disrupted by rain and erratic calls. Kremer and Carroll matched Carrolls batters in a damp contest with Glasgow errors noted and no further scoring.
National League notes and box scores from June games
Players like Winton and Fite are noted in run counts and batting results. Boston and Chicago are mentioned with scores and lineups including Moran Brown and Bell. Umps and pitchers Taylor Conway and Duperelya appear in brief game recaps from New York and Philadelphia venues with rain affecting grounds.
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Boston
Hees Borion
Mav
Chicago
FO Borton
Pfeinter
Moran
Dener
Brown
Eniladel Pia
Lowe
Braught the Bod
Taylor
Bellule Secuzo
Va Pines
Chile
NGL
Batiero
Ad Grady
Wich
Duperelya
Tiemine
Conway
Baseball game brief reports from St Louis to Detroit
St Louis compact win marked by consecutive hits and a ninth inning triple by Washington’s manager Biehl ending 3 to 2. Cleveland shut out by Washington and misplay noted as first place shift. Detroit beats New York 4 to 1 after a seventh inning rally. Chicago reports rain postponement of Boston-Chicago game.
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ST. Louis
Biehl
Washington
Hale
O'Conner
Clevela
Dune
Béore
Rite
Cleveland
MD Agnresk
Gipinee Livre Pet Ghd
Detroit
Mich
Rane Cesterntnty
Crawford
Coughlin
New York
Bor
Orta
Klein
O'Lovens
Chicago
Rebuilt Second Hand Automobiles For Quick Sale
We offer a number of rebuilt second hand automobiles from Olds and Ford models. Cars include 1G power two cylinder Hender priced at 650, 1 Olds 12 horse power T at 452, 1 Ford 10 horse power Touring at 500, 2 Cleveland Touring cars with 3350 and others like new. Olds Standard Runabouts priced 250 to 850. All overhauled and in first class condition by Ohnhaus Automobile Co.
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Cleveland
Ohnhaus Automobile Co
Interstate Team and Shamrocks Benefit Game
A benefit game between the Interstate team and the Shamrocks was hosted to support local efforts at Fort Wayne. Community donors provided services as organizers promote civic spirit and local engagement while teams play for a charitable cause.
Indiana Grand American shooting race at Indianapolis
Indianapol is hosts the Grand American Handicap preliminaries with 23 shooters named including J D Morrie from Bt Dynan and We Watt from Mec Gi preparing today. Event organizers report high scores and continue the program as scheduled with trials and interstate events facing a demanding course.
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Indiakapolis
Ind
Theva
J.D. Morriesan
Bt Dyan
Ay Ry Eibet
Kansas Day
We Watt
Mec
Gnihualnats
Busy Fort Wayne Manager Gives Souvenirs at Roller Coaster
James Richardson, manager of the Robigon Park roller coaster, presided over a busy day for children last Thursday when every rider received a handsome souvenir. Despite rain, demand was high, and another souvenir day is planned for this Thursday from 1 to 6 pm.
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Fort Wayne
James Richardson
Robigon Park
Invest in Facial Massage at Wayne Hotel Barber Shop
A brief ad promises 35 cents weekly investments in facial massage treatment. It claims direct benefits and guaranteed dividends in development and appearance of your face. The offer directs readers to Indiana's best air cutters at the Wayne hotel barber shop.
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Indiana
Wayne Hotel
Winona Lake Day of Rest for National Attendees
Visitors from the National... spent their last day in Indiana at Winona Lake. The program featured a concert by the local band, a talk by S C Dickey, manager of Winona assembly, and a warm, relaxed schedule with sightseeing and a refreshing lake plunge.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Sune
National
Titteral Nnuotation
Indiana
Wino Take
Winani Lakes
Tanac
S.C. Dickey
Winona
Birds Fly Long Against Wind On Distant Flight
A fragment describes birds undertaking a lengthy journey against a headwind from St. Juma Mo toward a 20 mile path. Observers note two birds achieving a return flight the same day, detailing speed results and wind impact on the voyage.
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St. Juma
Lyis
Challenge From Monroeville Notice
A fragmented notice from Monroeville invites responses from readers, with garbled names and an address to Walter Rizer, Manager, in Bungiyile Indiana.
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Monroeviele
Fey
Npe
Walter Rizer
New National Rule for Batting and Field Practice
New York reports adoption of a national rule for pregame Batting and Field Practice by the Epo meeting of baseball managers in the National League. The plan allocates thirty minutes before game time divided between teams for batting and fielding drills, with strict timing and conduct requirements beginning June 2.
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New York
State Medical Board and Interleague Standings
Interstate League standings are listed with games today across several cities including Chicago at Boston Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, and Milwaukee. A court discussion in Delphi weighs municipal code changes and election procedures for aldermen.
End at Bialystok End at Bialystok
June 19 St Petersburg reports no disorders in Bialystok. City council demands martial law’s repeal. Seven St Petersburg newspapers, including the Lilos, confiscated for criticism. A Minok incident shows Governor Karloff thanked by Jewish delegation for anti riot measures.
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ST. Petersburg
Fialystok
Bialystok
St. Peters
Avakantae
Parables of Aissa Kovno and a Prison Break Scene
An unknown man threw a bomb at M Humbert the prison governor and Makaloff his assistant while they walked the street. Makaloff was severely wounded. Humbert and two pastors injured. the Frog died. The tale blends fable figures with a catastrophe as animals react with comfort and humor. In other notes, a legal case inventory values and divorce actions appear alongside marriage licenses and licenses granted.
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Kovno
Jona
M. Humbert
Makaloff
Streste
Makloff
M. Hubers
Bat
Dorothes Mackellar
Beveridge Bill Dead and Army Aid Expanded
Washington on June 18 reports the Beveridge bill championed by Senator Hemenway. It reduces campaign contribution allowances for national banks and expands federal aid to state National Guards from 1 million to 2 million dollars annually with rifle range construction. Indiana’s share is projected near 30 thousand dollars. The bill also transfers military equipment from Vincennes University to a new repository after the War Department ruled the university was not entitled to the loan.
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Washington
Beniter Hemenway
Indiana
Senate
Hemenway
Vincennes University
War Department
Itme
New Law For The Meat Trust
Washington June 19 The failure to convict the Chicago beef packers of conspiracy under the interstate commerce law because of immunity claims has caused anxious moments in Congress as they seek safeguards against such defects Judge Humphrey's decision is cited The Senate passed a bill inserting a new measure after the enacting clause It now goes to conference Washington June 8 The House appropriations committee approved a Watson bill authorizing an annual 50000 to cover the president and guests travel expenses The bill likely will be taken up tomorrow The Shamrocks plan to travel to Enigo and there is local betting on the Bangs case and the Riverton game at Gunter Park
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Washington
Chicago
Congress
Humphrey
Senate
House
Watson Pfll
Tawney West
Niles
Antion
A CHRISTENING ROBE
A fragmentary 1900s style clippings item mentions a christening robe, weaving imagery of white linen, patience, and a sense of time. It references Mabel Barlein and an Auburn doubleheader, with notes about Journal-Gazette advertising and local figures like Mr. Carl Centhors.
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Auburn
Journal-Gazette
Auburm
Dhe Tinh
Carl Centhors
Wholagain
Chamberlain
Open Bids for Voting Machines in County
The county commissioners will open bids for voting machines today per advertisements. Machines cost about 600 each, with about four dozen precincts affected. Exhibits have drawn little attention, and no receiver yet appointed for the Monroeville Home Telephone Co. Other items include court cases and divorces listed in Court News.
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Court House
Allen County
Monroeville Home Telephone Company
Pleasant Township
Newton Howard Byall
Henry Greutterl
Emick & Em
Tick
S. G. Weybdright
John E. Lund
Leonards
American Electrioa Supply Trompeay
Jay W. Brown
C. M
F. R. Rickett
Socialists Adopt Resolutions on Death of Huntington Comrade
Fort Wayne socialist meeting at Wardermark Hall on June 11 adopted resolutions on the violent death of Comrade O C Cappel. The statement expresses sympathy to his family, deplores the loss to Huntington, and approves Huntington comrades attending the funeral in a body. Charles Drake and George Connors signed as committee.
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Fort ‘Wayne
Eoolatint Party
Vordermark
O. C. Cappel
Socialist Party of Huntington
Fort Wayne
Cappel
Socialist Party
Huntington
Bax
Charles Drake
George Connors
Striking machinists enjoined in Indianapolis case
June 18 Judge Vinson Garter of the superior court enjoined the striking machinists from interfering with non union workers at the Atlas Engine works. The order prohibits picketing the plant or approaching employees with requests to stop work.
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Indianapolis
Vinson Garter
In Superior Court
Atlan Engine ‘Works
Sugar and Tobacco Offenders to be Tried in Special Term
In New York on June 19 an announcement said a special term of the criminal branch of the U S circuit court will try the sugar reharg cases and indictments against the two presidents and subsidiary corporations of the so called tobacco trust for alleged Sherman act violations.
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NW York
United States Circuit Court
Tobacco Trust
Buffaloes Surprise Police Judge Skelton With Gift
Fort Wayne Benevolent Order of Buffaloes members honored Police Judge B. W. Skelton for organizing the local lodge. They presented a gold diamond studded watch charm as a token of appreciation during a meeting, with Worthy Blaon M. W. Kemp delivering the presentation.
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B. W. Skelton
Fort ‘Wayne
Benevolent Order of Buffaloes
Skelton
Blaon
M. W. Kemp
Judge Skelton
Haakon VII Returns to Historic Trondheim Amid Crowds
King Haakon VII Queen and Prince visit Trondheim, crown city of Haakon the Good, amid grand naval salute and security precautions. Danish warship Hels boomed to announce arrival. Heimdal escorted the royal yacht around the promontory. City, on Europe’s edge, presents modern progress under bright summer sun as police guard visiting royals.
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Trondnem
Hakon VII
Haakon the Good
Norawy
Heimdal
Noetway 6
Europe
Haakon
Trondhjemes
Visttors
Juat
Archbishop Farley Meets Pope In Rome Farewell Audience
In Rome on June 19 Archbishop J M Farley of New York received a farewell audience with Pope Pius the X. The pope congratulated Farley on the church’s progress in New York and expressed affection for American children. Farley presented Mrs George J Gould Helen Gould and others from New York. Farley will depart Rome on Thursday.
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Rome
J. M. Farley
New York
Pius
Farley
George J. Gould
Mias Helen Gould
Parley
Rone
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Motherwell
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