Two Girls Injured In Auto Crash Near Decatur Road
Beverforden and wife were driving on Decatur road when their Ford collided with a car driven by Paul Nochdigall near Saint Marys Avenue. Bernice Beverforden suffered critical injuries and Jeanette Bev erforden was also hurt. both were rushed to Luther hospital after the wreck. Nochdigall and the other driver were ordered to report to police.
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Ant
Cravenne
Rina
Colfelon
Pralte
Philley
Décdiur Road
Jeantiy
Enother
Beverforded
Paul Nochdigall
Marys Avenue
Baverforden
Ford
Mochdigall
Bernice
Jeanette
Luthecats
Bernios
HA Duemme
Norta
Eden
Lin
Althet
Ethtioh
Murder suspect linked to family tragedy in Indiana
Terrifying reports unfold from Turin to Auburn about Nico Sheffer a murder suspect tied to the Sheffer family killings. Police revive shreds of evidence including pistols found near a camp and testimony from Detective Sergeant Immel as relatives insist on innocence amid a public, tense investigation.
Ice Men Strike Over Non-Union Coal Arrival
Linton Indiana June 24 non-union coal arrived at the plant causing the ice men to demand details from Manager Harris who refused. The strike halted ice deliveries with the plant likely to close until the coal dispute is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton, Indy
Harris
Tragedy Rocks Local Home After Bullet Wounds
A Thurs night shooting at a home ends with two people fatally wounded as they drove into the garage. Mrs Shaffer died after suffering for 24 hours from bullets that pierced her lung and liver. Funeral services for Siekins of Keaysagsih are planned. Surviving relatives include two brothers, three sisters, and extended family in Auburn and Anrutn. Police continue to investigate with the shooter believed to be John Shatter.
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Doubia
Ho Island
Willig Mowman
Libbie Hanh
Avennna
Its
Til Walkur
Anrutn
Air
Shaffer
John Shatter
Hunthher
Hoot
Nelly Garnet
Tim
John Lawrence
Dean Auhurn
Campaign Opening Prompts Candidates to Rally in Fort Wayne
Candidates across 100 American cities gear up as campaigns launch with initial fundraising, speeches, and voter salience efforts. Fort Wayne section notes a free France tour contest and a turnout emphasis as local committees prepare urged donations and ballot logistics for early action and campaign reporting.
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Dee Teliautk
Mina
Shiv Oly
France
Thineeganuy Walluia
Beamen
Journale Cvent
Fort Wayne
Iu Bchatty
Cary
Orientality
Ani
Almont Tienen
York
Prante
Cotsen
Old National Bank
Ae Aponsoning
Caniadate
Anhway Bulol
Thie Campulyz
Wen
John Sheffer Denies Son Guilty In Fatal 1921 Case
Auburn dispatch reports John Sheffer, aged 88, reiterates his assertion that his son Nie Sheffer is innocent in the January 1921 murder that killed several family members. The elder Sheffer, long active in local affairs, faces intrusive press attention as prosecutors amass evidence. he tells reporters he would accept blame if proven, but remains convinced Nie is not the killer.
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Nick Sheffer
Dekalb County
Auburn
Intl
Cametanens
John Aietfer
Jamou W. Bhoffer
Nie Sheffer
Dekaly
Gunner
Sheffer
Penapaser
Convoy News Brim of Local Social Anniversaries
A fragmentary local item notes wedding anniversaries for Mr and Mrs Mix of Mouvementa. It lists officers for the year in Brixtlend and mentions residents and community figures, including Robott Dehnildzon and Tos Aurelie, with scattered names and places amid garbled text from OCR.
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Wid
Prichiing Wits
Brixtlend
Perry Bah
Iva Dares’ Wenner
Junie
enmTttter
Terre Crate
Myile
Clayton
Met
Thobart Wraler
Willian J. North
William North
Union Miners Force Toilers To Leave Pits
Union miners in Fulton County drive by automobile in small parties and halt strip mine operations across the county. Violence erupts as workers protest, forcing the cessation of mining activities amid tense confrontations.
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Canton
Union Oval
Fulton County
Avsery
Sheffer Writes His Own Story From Auburn to Fort Wayne
The narrative recounts a man living in Auburn and Fort Wayne over several years. He details work history, city employment, and moving between tasks on projects like a new high school. He describes nights in tents, weather, family scenes, and personal reflections on honesty and home.
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Pape
MASS
Tlte Correction Ag
Port Wayne
Auburn
Fort Wayns Filleker
Ang Huul
Cote
Rim
Wort Wayne
Cintan
Cintan Streat
Acinen
Wien
Viendatla
Borden Ik
Crete
Merv
Avin
Qsuk
Cluther
Howe
Hollies
Miers
Mather
Mother
Sven
Muuvet
Citietal
Fiat
What Would You Do Had You a Million
An OCR fragment asks what one would do with a million and follows with disjointed, garbled text about wealth, prizes, and imagined figures. The passage is incomprehensible in places but hints at fantasies of riches and imagined scenarios. Names and coherent events are not clearly recoverable.
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Ulster
Venice
Byall
Willy Roebignnur
Uitewiius Bee
Deal
Wiliornen
Twe Yedes
Lela Weis
Part Wayne
Dalla
Detroit
Chihvien
Watdon
Bhh
Rho Wis
Fraser
Chutes
William Rockefeller Dies at Tarrytown
William Rockefeller dies at his country estate overlooking the Hudson River near Tarrytown after a long illness. He and his brother John D Rockefeller built a vast family fortune. relatives recall their boyhood and trips that left him weakened, with doctors called as his condition worsened and he passed away in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery after a final decline.
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Tarrytown
William Rockefeller
John D
Leduetry
Icldicy Woddle
Madson
Nort Tattytown
Beenwealthy
Alehtora
la Tope
Rowkefalter
Edoro
Willum
Ingiiel
Aldwehwey
Nuelofalleda
Lara
Milk Producers Here ORM Co operative
A fragmentary report describes milk producers forming a co operative with a bureau aided plan. It mentions receiving stations, distribution centers, and a campaign to promote dairy movement. The piece references individuals like Mr. Muny and a local man, noting meetings and factory connections in Milwaukee and nearby areas.
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ORM Co-Operative
Baga
Aptos
Ldn
Sk Agri
Ailise
Leni
Muny
Todiuimpolla
Ldl
Usmeets
De 1
Alg
Muwutta
Lewis Takes Rap at Coal Barons
An archival report describes tensions between miners and coal operators, with officials of the United Mine Workers accusing operators including Mr. Ogle of violating a contract by not honoring an earlier agreement. The piece notes attempts to negotiate anew in 1920 under government pressure and contrasts compliance with resistance among operators.
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Fera
Wien
Ogle
Uister
Ariel
Shane
New York
Divorce Row Sparks Dumbbell Mustache Lawsuit in Detroit
A chaotic legal skirmish in Detroit centers on a quarrel over a dumbbell mustache as grounds for divorce. The case details disputed assets and custody, with testimony touching on financial claims and alleged personal assaults. A verdict or settlement remains unresolved as the court weighs alimony and property division.
Woman mine owner seeks protection in labor dispute
In Indianapolis June 24 an Indiana federal court action seeks a temporary injunction to curb union activity in a mine operators case. The plaintiff asks for restraining orders against the Amorelex Workers and listed officials while the suit proceeds in district court.
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Fmy
Apesciaian Peyep
Tydianapolis
Imian Warherd
St Sult
United Silex District Court
Chim
Masxan
Indie Minaewer
Welgium
Tal Fogan
Caltad Miso Workers
Amorlex
Fy Peutidynt
Jake DL. Lewin
Atatrict Number
Indiana
Anton Tmembora
Mit Anky
Ragtyaly Union Militrol
Huntington Man Killed at Herrin in Tragic Death
A Huntington man died in Herrin in a violent incident about ten days ago. Investigators from the Ghitoagoy precinct traced the death to a hospital and funeral rites connected to a ceremony in Roghumtery, New York. Authorities transferred the body to Tatton while a vigil was held, and the case was handled by a local medical examiner and undertaker.
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Cao Chiesa
Wii
Neil Soctelen
Duppliva
Martin
Roghumtery
N.Y
Ims Tatler
Vigilas
Tilo Firanian
Teft Gontele
Marrin
Sila
MM Vindiey
Anuwor
Bignell
Vegetable Shipments Keep Inspectors Busy
Officials report heavy vegetable shipments prompting inspectors to screen over 240 million units and impose charges on carriers to curb adulteration. Six inspections lowered transit with fines and increased oversight. Read the classified page for full ad details.
Upper House Debates Precipitate Row Over Wastings
A scrambled report showsUpper House wrangles over a measure with Senator Curtis leading opposition. Cited names include Kunst and Tauttlenn amid procedural delays and a push to limit debate.
Herrin massacre stirs lawmakers in nationwide probe
Fragmentary text reports Herrin massacre drawing scrutiny from lawmakers amid references to named individuals and places. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but suggest a formal inquiry or debate at a state or national level. Further readable specifics are not present in the legible fragments.
Mas Ellen Wagewhall Dies in California
Obituary notes the death of Mas Ellen Wagewhall in California at age 80. The notice lists survivors including Mrs Mary Heratheny Williams and Alin MA. tetaiten Dolt, with memorial details and affiliations implied by the fragments.
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Mas
Ellen Wagewhall
California
Berius Denyi
Tin Dleca
Inks Ewalsin
Mary Heratheny Willaims
Alin MA
Movie Prices Slashed Across Theaters
A fragmented note reports lower ticket prices across several venues starting this fall. It lists reductions from eighteen to twenty eight cents in some instances and hints at a broader, price-cutting trend tied to consumer demand.
Boy Scouts in United States Now 599,599 Strong with 567 Eagle Scouts
The article reports a national total of 599,599 Boy Scouts in the United States with 567 earning Eagle Scout, noting rapid growth and expanding program reach across states and communities. It highlights organizational strength and volunteers contributing to this growth.
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Boy Scouts
United States
Eagle Scouts
Huy Scouta of
America
Collexk
Bornon Seoate
Iiln
Noyer Camryuine
Garml
Nelivet
Roy
United
Shute
Seaury
Piet
Heron Huerta
Bse
Pete Poweth
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Iste
Remnice Beverforden
Turin
Ind
Nile
Ila
Isms
Tvestigalion & Ruier
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Arivon
Mustraen
Everett Tcult
Vijalooy
Layeban Luis
Maui
Thors
Sergeart Walter Irit
Mei
Port W Wayne
Bert Tnewae
Nie
Arid B Matheny
Victor Thomas
Arlen Lawrence
Bergeant Zimmel
Hort Wayne
Ivar Johnson
Bheffer
Nia Schoffer
Alan
Nic Sheffer
Immel
John Sheffer
Nit
Rhutter
Mio
Nicould
Iramol
Byron
Bigis
Peetles
Mart Wayne
Daventinata
Bholfer
Nile Piltic
Tine
Gare Bhetter
Wits
James W. Fer
Martha Byals
Sefarren
Wayne
Hlm
Bla
Im Fort Wayng
Sheer
Journal-Gamtle
Skye
Equelustre
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Dantelag
Uie
Poke
Seoultard
Chris Haw
Pinyt Lalas
Henetan Latvorea
Matseatiegsalteam
Figebhor
Garry Mensnye
Iis Department
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Charteau
Tuanne Dare
Iesmory
Wranes
Potter
Aidan
Frauke
Asbassiger Torrik
Cominicans
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Anne Murray Otho
Ahan Amine
Pinham
Golasana
Astorte Interert
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Manes
Lee
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Thal Werth
Leslee Ivers
Laon
Belmg Dina
Tony
Couey
Anigy
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Merrick
John
Convoy News
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Milllion
Othirs
Nfert
Mckee
Ed Ren Leonard
Atery
Jadie Ueition
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Kanes
Lew Yendlormthros
Suger
Lewis
Fagen
Clara Mason
Huntington
Herrin
Findley
Stiia
Walmington
Cline
Teule Ani
Tabien
Montha
New Merle
Taree
Senate Chamber
Bnure Tellys
paMican
Senator Curtis
Kunst
Uae
Wealtel
Hetty
Waiminkitation
Reals
Muggyit
Tenretmet
Montana
Aptabley
Ataphins
el Wits
United Stains
Les Scots
Sean Ion
Willimur
Hans Havin
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