Dates for elaed canes new whe
President John K fller announces a long list of twp game dates and locations for upcoming baseball and football matchups. The schedule includes games against New York Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston and others with multiple pairings across June July August September.
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John K Fller
Jexsue
AL Aon
Wroskien
Ith
York
Pittsburgh
Nclomati
St. Louis
Xorave
Brooklyn
Boston
New Tark
Sunn
Wand
Weh
Pittsnuren
Avuat G
Cincinnati
Daly
Fames
Chicago
New York
Doston
Philadelphia
Czear
St Louis
Rames
Philadelphi
Patsbucek
Pittshurch
Incinnati
Local Golf Semi Finals At Fort Wasng Club
Turtle Soup to-night at 1214 Wells presents the semi finals of four local spring Kult Tournaments. M. Mac Dougal group features Hofman and Pidgeon in close matches while J C Huttman faces Willnn Rison. B P Mossman event includes Simon vs Shoait and Toy vs Ianing. Final matches, eighteen to twenty six holes, set for next week. Cocoanut Kisses offered at 18c per pound at Greek Candy Kitchen.
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Fort Wasng
Uealogy
J.C. Huttman
Willnn Rison
C. St. Pidgeon
Hall
Hofman
Pidgesa
Fisher
Barerett
W. E. Doud
P. Mossaman
Hod. Miller
Clase
B. P. Mossman
Simon
F. Shoait
Toy
P. C. Ianing AM
Two shop leaders clash to day in port wayne league
The Port Wayne league afternoon schedule sees the Westerns and Dorner clash for top spot as Bowser leads the trailing outfit to face Dudle. India meets Bowyer at Poster park with Grigbel umpiring. Pennsylvania plays Electric Works at Taewton park with an unnamed umpire. Western Gas vs Turhers at Weisser park with McGinnis umpiring. Turner of New Haven seeks responses via telephone before 1 pm. Eagles miss Sunday game. WNMP plays State school club this afternoon. Friedling to report by 2.
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Port Wayne
Matt Cleary
Terners
Bowsers
Westerns
Arar
Dorners
Teader
Ure Bowser
Tdudle
Pitcher Turner
New Haven
Phine
Cleveland Racing Season Opens With Fast Pace Card
At Rockport today Minnehaha Patehunin led the 2:16 pace with a 2:16 time and Wilkes Brewer captured the 2:17 trot while Tommy Tor won the 2:08 trot. No Thesiments 216 Pate led a later card. Wilkes Brewer and Victor Star placed second and third in various events.
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Cleveland
Freddaystevon
Rockport
Minnehaha Patch
Wilkes Brewer
Tommy Tor
Jamie Pon
Maner
Mivnehaha Patehunin
Miamnatza
Victor Star
Gim
Thiri
Tommy
Tod
Aley
Seennn
Louis S
Din
Billie Brag
Vance H
Tom Sharkey
Mason to Box Frankie Mason at Majestic Theatre
Promoter announces Frank Tezzo of Chicago faces Mason in a bout at the Majestic Theatre on Thursday night. Mason says he is in better shape than ever as the bout approaches. Tezo is tipped as a strong challenger for the flyweight title with ten other ten round fights on the card drawing a large crowd.
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Frankie Mason
Asserling bin
Guar
Majestic Theatre
Franktezz
Chicago
Dre Lcat
Raign
Claus Hoe
Mason Cown
Tuysilay Nixdt
Sid Che Aenier
League Park set for Sunday game amid park upgrades
Forty workers toiled at League Park to restore the grounds for Sundays Rams game between Fort Wayne and Payini clubs. Fences are replaced and a surprise awaits fans as an exposition ends. Managers claim strong local support and pitchers Gleary and Millinger eye key matchups.
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League Park
Reutilasis
RAMS
Fort ,Wayne
Payini
X General Arronaling
Hall Park
Mart Gleary
Port Wayne
Sheria
Tne
HI Millinger
Dms
Sow
Fort Waynes
Lefty Grimes
Wart Warne
Wilk
Payne
Wil
Blue Rocks
Waterloo News Teaterlog Sees Fort Wayne Father Operated On
Waterloo friends report George Shoner, father of Mrs. Lilian Covert, underwent stomach cancer surgery at Fort Wayne. The operation left him with a fragile prognosis as many caskets were opened and closed. Relatives and neighbors, including Mrs. Shoner and Mrs. Coats, gather in Waterloo and Fort Wayne, while Mrs. Turner travels from Dex Maines. Community members assist as the Interurban road appoints a Waterloo station agent, and local efforts support the family during his illness.
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Teaterlog
Ind
Jung
Lilian Covert
Fort Walis
Waterloo
George Shoner
Walt
Pest
Mir
Shomer
Nix
Shoner
Cacert
Coons
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Mirs
Chips Hoyer
Hhelton Kymne Sient
Turner
Dex Maines
Leas
Mieves Reva Jackson
Sue Coprick
Agnes Coppock
BUCA
Mise Fern Wea Twa Cmig
Auburn
Waterloo Station
Mngeny Ade Raewal
Shirley Preed
Karh Cerner
Roy Mayes
Boo Watarlog Bois
Compmny & Withiy
GT. Abb
Io Hayang
Aternoon Pedro Club
Thuredgy
Ad Tieubener
Purdue track coach Charles Wilson resigns to join Syracuse
Charles 2p Wilson, Purdue University track coach, has submitted his resignation effective immediately. No reason given. He will take a similar position at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York.
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Lafayette
Ind
Charles
Wilson
Purdue University
Local notes from Perceton and area townships
North Webster and surrounding area report a flurry of personal and residence moves. Gal S Benzyner relocates from Warsaw to the Marcher property on Wins Alrect. Ray Tetcher moves to a southern town house in McNamara addition. Hoy Bennér visits relatives after years away in Almssoua. Walter Long and others discuss front leave and potential machine gun squad service. Knights of Columbus hold terros work and plan next officer slate. J A Hass’s health improves allowing street walks. Lyman Till and others attended a Columbia City event. John May, recently from Montpelier, buys Wallace Kirkpatrick place south of town. David Bryabayeh and family from Fort Wayne were in town. Charles Merrick moves into town to Pevay property on wash. Loren Maston conducts North Webster business.
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Perceton
Benter
Almnssoua
Flrat
Walter Long
Warrior
Longs
Knights Ryinias
J. & Hass
Npa
Lyman Till
Laster BM
Lloyd Orr
Toren Magton
Wallenceet
Columbia City
John May
Montpelier
Wallace, Kirkpatrick
Henry Wersoher
David Bryabayeh
Fort Wayne
Charles Merrick
Loren
Maston
North Webster
Electrics Complete Their Program at Cedar Point
Cedar Point June 25 The National Elects Medicinnesa tan ended its 47th annual convention by electing Prof W E Hamiolis of Madison SD as president, Dr We Wele of Des Moines as first vice president, Dr E G Schmmann of Chicago as second vice president, and Prof T A Schafer of Petrait as vice president. They re elected William Beal as secretary, Dr William Munsey as corresponding secretary, E G Sharp as treasurer. The convention city for 1917 was Hamilton Lake. Sunday visits planned. bus from Pleasant.
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Cedar Point
Medicinnesatan
Wiliam P. Beal
Indianapolis
William Munnay
Poreat
Cankrer
E.G. Sharp
Guth
Nashville
Crawford to Fight Mexicans in Mexico Hint
Local report notes boxer George Crawford, the Columbia 10 pounder, plans further bouts. He has joined the Indiana National Guard and aims to compete in Mexico soon, signaling continued fighting ambition despite a prior fall.
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Frankie Mahan
George Crawford
Buckeye Younaster
Crawford
Indiana National Guard
Mexico
Missing Chicago Boss’ Son Believed Seen Here
Police report James Flaws, 18, son of Magnus Flaws of Magnus Provo and Company, may be in this city after leaving with two companions from Fur, Wayne. Magnus Flaws seeks his whereabouts amid rumors the youth enlisted in a national guard regiment or the regular army under a assumed name. The mother expresses worry but offers no objection to patriotic service.
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James Flaws
Magnus Flaws
Magnus Provo and Company
Dearborn Atrent
Chicago
Former Policeman Taken To Station After Arrest
Mike Brennan, a former mentor of the vine pelice foles, was arrested last night at the corner of Fairfield avenue and Dawson street after mixing tiralain in a chicken row. Officers Linniger and Fry tracked him down and he was locked in the station overnight on a single charge. Beene Tan, aged years, was a policeman who valued his badge over duty and was dismissed after repeated misconduct.
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Mike Brennan
Fairfield Avenue
Dawson Shew
Tierraln
Brennan
Linniger
Fry
Beene Tan
Pei
Everal Mes
The
Force
Astor Widow’s Engagement Amid Noted Costs and Debates
Report notes the will of Fon Jacob Astor triggered income loss for his widow upon remarriage, while detailing her engagement to William Dick of a wealthy Brooklyn family. It also mentions John Jacob Astor born after his father’s death and a Mayville decree on elections and blockades set for issuance next week.
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Fon Jacob Astor
Axton Rome
Fifth Avenue
New Yar
Wilin KO Dick
Brooklyn
John Jacob Astor
Madeleinge Force
Final presentation of pictures last night in Port Wayne
A National Cart Register display of Kinemacolor slides drew a large crowd on Court street in Port Wayne last night. Police halted traffic and city lights were dimmed as H May of the welfare department and Josephine Nesbitt highlighted civic beautification lessons, including window boxes and garden practices. Dayton residents, inspired by the show, plan to apply these ideas at home.
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National Cart Register Company
Darron
Mort Wayne
Court Street
H. May
Davion Cash Eegister Company
Port Wayne
Company
America
Lenz
Odeytan
Im- Pav
Sl City
Mex
Tosephine L. Nesbitt
Dayton
Missing man from Company L Valparaiso sought by police
Word reached local police that Ding Hubbard of Company L Valparaiso has vanished. He formerly played violin at the Orpheum theatre in Fort Wayne area, and officers aim to locate him to inform him of the call to arms. The article also notes several minor traffic incidents and drunken arrests in Fort Wayne, with various individuals fined or warned.
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Ding" Hubbard
Company L
Valparaiso
Ar Valpariteo Fae Finstons
Mr. Hubbard
Hubbard
Orphoom Theatre
Fighting in Greece and surrounding areas reported
The report describes allied air forces striking targets near Porofireece northwest of Tavadet and near Gormuddhna. It notes formations of aeroplanes engaging enemy positions as Millenti allies press operations in the region.
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Sataintra
Ferens
Porofireece
Tavadet
Gormuddhna
Vries
Suspense on Greek Chamber NS and June 2 Decision
Fragmentary notice reports suspension actions affecting Greek Chamber NS with a reference to June 2 and a decision pending. Names appear as Vin Landon and MIA but details are unclear. Further readable context could clarify the scope and authority involved.
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Dung
Vin Landon
Mia Roxal Derree
Sceelana
Eam
Atite
WOLCOTIVILLE NEWS ITEMS AND SAD RELATIONS
Mrs Tah Coin of Lizonier visits her mother Mary Todd. The Brodhosh child remains ill after a relapse, but Ian able to travel with his mother. Mrs Menta Smith returns from Indianapolis as guest of Friends. Mrs Wm. Hitter hosts the Merry-Gy-Ranho club yesterday afternoon. Miss A H Elson engaged in business. Rend and Laurene Rend take part in upcoming event.
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Wolcaitt Ville
Tah Coin
Lizonier
Mary Todd
Brodhosh
Tholas
Rawirn
Menta Smith
Iindianapolis
Misa A. H. Elson
AL Exwoodsport
Ind
Frank Huten
Jigsen
Toad secretions touted as dropsy cure gain scientific attention
A historical piece discusses toad secretions and their claimed medical uses for dropsy. It cites remedies such as toad ointment and a crystallike substance from the Amazon assanttoad, noting mixed traditional beliefs and emerging scientific interest in these cures.
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New England
Tirazii
Amazon
Sudden Death Shocks Kendallville Area Residents
North of town a resident died suddenly from heart trouble. The Kendallville street area is busy as ailing Warren street reopens and nearby streets will be plowed. Fort Wayne visitors A M Hamlin and Ian Herscheld stop by. Mrs C U Simons of Kendallville visits daughter Mrs AL H Hamlin. Mrs Will Baird and daughter Marie Phillips travel to Canton Ohio due to illness of Mrs Baird's father. Miss Marie Wane of Nappanee visits Miss May Tayler. Mrs Hele Mall remains in rhythm at Tea arene.
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Kendallville
Mein
Schaglhouse
Grannis
A.M. Hamlin
Ian Herscheld
Fort Wayne
CU. Simons
al] H. Hamlin
Will Baird
Marie Phillips
Navn
Canton
Baird
Marie Wane
Nappanee
Hartford Saxony Rugs Offer Long Life At Value
Hartford Saxony Rugs present a durable option as a cost effective choice. They outwear three or four cheaper rugs and keep purchasing costs down over time. Foster's holds the Fort Wayne agency for these products.
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Foster's
Fort Wayne
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