Reno to host Jeffries Johnson fight on July 4
Reno authorities prepare an arena near East Reno for the Langford Ketchel big bout and the Johnson training camp as state officials assure no interference. The plan includes a 100 foot square arena and staging suits in Reno with Johnson and Flanagan coordinating. San Francisco reports confirm training quarters and travel routes, while California authorities consider legal steps to prevent a fight in the state.
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Ren
Nev
Reno
theohnson-Jeffries
Tex Rickards
Pilow
Guy
Gillett
California
San Francisco
Wren
Hester
Jowrering
Testiles
Hig Iejners
Ilaio- Span Hee
Johnson
Municipal League meeting in Richmond butchers agenda
Richmond Indiana June 21 The annual Indiana Municipal League convention continued in the city with delegates from most member cites attending. President T McNary opened. Mayor W Simmerson spoke. J Frad France former Huntington mayor gave a reply. Discussion focused on how school boards should be elected and contracted. Milo Fraighter Huntington mayor presented a paper and State Senator Floum led the session. Tonight Gary mayor Tom Knotts addressed on trust in the city with La Porte mayor Lemuel Darrow leading further discussion.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Insiataesaton
T. McNary
Laguniapart
Learud
W. W. Sinmerman
J. Frad France
Muntington
Hoamie
Milo Fraighter
Maayor
Huntington
Btatea
Flom. Kinder
Logansport
Thoms C.knotts
Gary
Tustiiing
Onety
Lemuil Darrow
Laporte
Browne Case Quickly Ended in Chicago Trial
In Chicago at noon today lawyers for Les O'Neil Browne abruptly rested their defense in the criminal case. The proceedings halted around pretrial rulings and precluded the defendant from testifying. Senator William Lorimer’s seat was not directly addressed in the brief adjournment.
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Chicago
Youngel
Wm. Lorimer
United States
Les O'Neil Browne
City News Briefs From Local Congregations And Social Events
Ten hundred people attended the Pedro party at the library hull by the Cathedral congregation. The St Charen society social at St Marys school dal last evening drew many attendees. Prominent citizens listed include Monaclenéut O¢chtering Pathor Howtenrath Sherrit Reichelder fer and Rev J Herman Buster among others. Concordia young men plan a social at Alliger street and Wellon avenue this evening. In Bluffton an announcement about a marriage plan near the county line. A wedding between Mrs Janea Gritthi and a young real estate agent of Tulsa is described with family relatives invited. Tldr: local obituaries note the death of 21-year-old aged Miers Wi cUdurcaleals a Keystone Ret Mea member and fundraisers. Funeral arrangements to be announced with Keystone Ledger attending.
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Pedro
Hull
St. Charen Society
St. Mary's School
Monaclenéut O¢chtering
Pathor Howtenrath
Sherrit Reichelder+fer
Rtv
J. Herman Buster
Pa Arisher
Peace at Sagamore Hill Daily Quiet at Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt spent a restful day at Sagamore Hill with visitors arriving for interviews and guests staying overnight. Rear Admiral Cowles praised Kermit Roosevelt while Gen. Wright and James Williams Jr visited, and other officials stopped by, as workmen prepared the grounds.
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Sagamore Hill
W. 8. Cowles
Cowles
Shortlelt
Roosevelty
Farmington
Tne
Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
Lice BE. Wright
James Thompson Willams, Jr
Taft
Williams
New Meslov
Automoblia
Roonevelt
General Wright
Mick Ethel Roaravelt
Bagamore
Juncit
Tepose— Wallis
C. G. Taforko
Unely Whyea
Remelnad Pyar
Pinhop
Colonal
Daforge
Aed
Colanal
Glidden Cars Arrive in Texas Amid Public Buzz
Glidden cars rolled into Dallar Texas at night as the Aden tour began a run from Texarkana. The arrival triggered a loud whistle and anticipation of further travel through Vinita to Oklahoma, with Lawton noted as a destination on the schedule.
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Dallar
Texan
Iwauara
Texarkana
Vinita
Morrow
Texas
Oklahoma
Lawton
Violence in the Ohio Convention Frames a Democratic Platform
The convention debated Harman and Harmon endorsements, endorsing a pro tax and federal reform agenda. Measures include direct election of U S senators, initiative and referendum, uniform tax reforms, and reviving railroad rebates. The Harman presidential endorsement failed 19 to 2, with two votes from Cuyahoga. The senatorial endorsement vote remains unconfirmed.
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Aderagmert
United States
Harmon
Osaes
Uber
Gait
Pha
Rooma
Cammite
Fia Jatora
Death of Barr Street feed-store owner in illness
Mr. Charles J. Lavanway proprietor of a Barr street feed store died of heart disease while carrying a sack of corn in his shop. His wife witnessed the collapse. Physicians arrived too late and the body was taken to Schone and Ankenbruck undertakers. Surviving relatives include widow, his aged mother, a son William and several sisters. The funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Charles J. Lavanway
Barr Street
Schone & Ankenbruck Undertakeur
Sheinds
Lavin
Ragles
Howac
Closing Game Glitters With The Tots In Erratic Show
A garbled report recounts a closing game featuring the Tots with mentions of Grose, Burke, Cypny, and several players such as Pat, Rapbla, and Haddin. The narrative hints at early offense, defensive plays, and key at bats, noting injuries and substitutions and a tense finish as teams contend for a win.
Speakers Named For Safe Fourth At Swinney Park
The following speakers were selected for the safe and sane Fourth of July celebration at Swinney Park led by Judge O N Heaton Postmaster Robert B Hanna D N Gulchin Mrs BP Perkins L D Redding Rev C Claude Travis and N Shirey of the Anti Saloon League A planning meeting at the Anthony Wayne club outlined a program starting with a parade and music then athletic events under Professor Meyer and a concluding mass meeting with speeches and further activities.
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Swinney Park
O. N. Heaton
Robert B. Hanna
D. N. Gulchin
BP. Perkins
L. D. Redding
C. Claude Travis
N. ©. Shirey
Anti-Saloon League
Bwinney Park
Gahara
Anthony Wayna Club
Yilenic
S'Eleck
Moe
Packard and
Citizens’ Bande
Sheelty
Christies Tonypernice Union
Nooh
He Sprerd
Professor Moyer
Drils Vd
General Gro
Rosseyed Drugaist
Minnesota Republicans Endorse Roosevelt Policies at State Meet
The Minnesota Republican state convention at St. Paul endorsed the white, conferring administration of President Roosevelt while reaffirming support for his policies. A. C. Aberhard was nominated for governor, and Senator Moses E. Clapp was renominated for the U.S. Senate. The insurgents backed conservation efforts and urged action on tariff reform as part of a broader repudiation of Payne-Aldrich policies. In Boston, Twin Sullivan and Takee fought five rounds as Trindin narrowly won by decision.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Theodore Roosevelt
Afinnesota
Tha “Raguevel Poltelen
Payne-Aldrichteri
Republican Party
Tueton
Mare
Tayke
Thinots
Thek
Syracuse Woman 18 Dead in Prolonged Illness
Syracuse Ind June 21 Mrs 0 to Rory ent following a prolonged MMrese The last and titres will he held on Wednesday
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Syracuse
Ind
Rory
Charley Graffe dies. longtime Fort Wayne dealer and family man
Charley Graffe a veteran businessman and hardware dealer of Fort Wayne died at his home on Sol Masterson avenue after a four year illness. Born February 17 1844 in Far Wayne he spent his life in this city in hardware and iron trades. He married Miss Armanda Bekley two years ago. she died three years ago. Surviving are children Edward J George W Willan and Erma Grate and others in Fort Wayne. Also surviving are a brother and two sisters. Funeral arrangements not announced. Mrs Margaret Ely widow of Edward Ely died at St Joseph hospital aged 84 years 11 months and 20 days. Six children and eighteen grandchildren survive. Funeral in Fort Wayne Thursday. Funeral announcements for Mrs Elin Horfia noted private services. County ministers picnic planned for June 29 with a special car for preachers and a ball game and supper planned.
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Frederick Graffe
Yori
Frederick A. Grate
Lyric Theatre
Tye
Gratte
Armanda Bekley
Monrosville
Grate
Edward J. George Wa Willan
Miew
Erma Grate
Mea
Paul Morris
Fort Wayng
Brad Grate
A. the Police Bindon, and Two Slatord, Miaven Carrie and Regon Gratta
Alec Curvive
Grafta
Boone
St. Patrick's Church
South Side
Catholic Knighty of America
Catholic Benevolent
Jemay
Ely
Irs
Margaret Ely
Eadeward Ely
St Toseah Hospital
Porter
St. Joseph
Albert B. Ely
Fort Wayne
Ablatos
Charles Zollar
Thin City
Rivermoor, Avenue
First Methodist
Lightning strike fatal to stock on farm in Rockcreek Township
A bolt of lightning hit the John Patta farm in Rockcreek Township, Clermont County, killing a home valued at six hundred dollars and two sheep instantly. The remaining two sheep were injured, and a mare sustained injuries in the bolt incident. The article notes the event as reported by a special correspondent.
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Cluffton
Jad
Fernee
John Pata
Rockcroek
Thin County
Irouane
Calhoun Street Car Service Closing Tomorrow
The board of public works ordered a forty eight hour notice closing Calhoun Street for all travel. Street cars, wagons, and pedestrians are affected with service to cease tomorrow morning per city directives.
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Board of Public Works
Calhoun Wtreel
Dirclais
Ruth engine test at Columbia City draws interest
North Webster resident Daniela Outeelt piloted a Ruth engine in a nine mile burn chase, inviting observers to ride behind the engine. Businessmen funding the test plan to launch the project, with several Muncie men ready to invest and bring the engine to market in Columi city.
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Columbia City
Ind
Jina
Monare
Daniela Dhd
Outeelt
North Webster
Ruth Gagozine
Dhoro
Poteare
Muncle
Tex Rickard to sue governor over fight decision
San Francisco June 12 Tex Rickard says he will sue Governor Gillett and Attorney General Webb to recover losses from delays over the Teftckes Johnson bout. He asserts he will prove he is a fighter too and that Reno Nevada is now the likeliest site if the press fight cannot be staged in San Francisco.
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Webb
Gillett
Auornus Fredeclel
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Teftckes-Johnson
Tex ‘Rickard
Sporting World
Rickard
Reno
Nev
B Webb
Saa Francinca
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