Oldfield Fails To Lower World Record At Fort Wayne Races
The crowd watched Barney Oldfield and Yoia Cooper in a dramatic exhibition mile at Fort Wayne Driving Park. Dense dust and clouds hid the racers at times as Oldfield pushed for a new world record, finishing in one minute, one second, just above his Indianapol's mark amid smoky, high-speed chaos.
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Barnék Oldfield
Comitin J
Barney Olifelé
Fort Wayne
Oldfield
Indianspolls
Rick
Cooper
Owmfield
Uest
Nan
Cvifener
Chicago Labor Troubles and Settlements Across Industries
Reports from Chicago describe labor tensions across multiple industries including mailroom staff, stockyards workers, Kellogg Switchboard, and Kohlsaat firms. Arrests and bail pending trial followed clashes with Crosby. Settlements promise reinstatement and wage arbitration. unions pursue broader wage talks and possible color bar challenges. next week to address arbitration panel and continued disputes.
Christian Scientists Gather for Boston Communion Service
Christian Scientists from many areas arrive in Boston for the annual mother church communion service. About 18,000 communicants, called Executive Members, attend as Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy is at her Concord, New Hampshire home. A Bank Message states renewed confidence in Eddy’s ministry and the growth of Christian Science as the religion of Jesus.
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Norton
Boston
Mmornow
Mary Baker G. Byily
Concart, N.H
Jesus
Wei
Christian Science Movement
Arsenic in Hartford Milk Leaves Family Critically Poisoned
June 27 Hartford City report states Mrs Prank Bastin, her three year old son, and two year old daughter were poisoned by arsenic from a broken bottle on a shelf spilling into milk served at breakfast. Bastin, wife of the Blackford Window Glass company manager, faces a family tragedy as he prepares to move to join a new venture in Vinronnes.
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Hartford City
Hut
Prank Baatlo
Bastin
Ie Maiger
Tin Blackford Window Glass Company
Vinronnes
Mmings Ll New Company
Exhibition auto race thrills crowd at carnival grounds
Weighing over 2500 pounds the entry by F Griffin showcased a Wor ton machine. The event featured multiple five mile Rambler and Cadillac fixtures with Oldfeldt Coopar and Meyer among top finishers. The crowd roared as speeds hit record pace and drivers demonstrated bold daring.
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Claemoniles
Warry’ Meyer
Duncan
Benson
Carl Meyer
Evans
Ramblers
Kiplinger
Randall
iSeluir
Collier
Wi E B. Griffin
Winton
Heh
Wile
Bede
Barry ‘Moyer
Kipsinger
Tile
Barnay Oldfeldt and
Lom Coop
Mystery of St Louis murder linked to hotel owner case
Police arrest Seymour Barrington in the McCann murder mystery at a St Louis hotel. Mrs McCann identified a body, and Morrison said Barrington was with her husband before disappearance. Barrington claimed he was with McCann the night of June 48 and admitted traveling, while offering conflicting alibis about the victims.
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ST. Louis
Jin
Rowids
Shitlon
Jamok P. McCann
Hordeman
Barrington
McCann
Seen Silva
Birington
Charles W. Morrison
Leland Hotel
Dexmondloway
Ana
Marrlion
Tai Gong
Si Iim
Te Pottea
Legliven
Desmond
Sweatlig Auspecter
Methma
St. Charles & Waster
Lowthers Hotel
Trowis
South Africa
Miks Wilhelmina Trance Gerrane
Jtanvax
City
Miss Cochrand
Blaaker
Murderer Denounced as a Fraud in St Louis Shocking Row
In St Louis on June 27, statements by a man named PF and others accuse Barrington and Cagheano of murder or fraud. A brother arrived from Watsoa City after an event in January, denouncing Barrington as a fraud and ejecting him from the home. Barrington and Cagheano were arrested. Cochrane was released by the court, which fined Barrington $600 and sent him to the stock.
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ST. Louis
Iaies PF
Qorthand
Miss Coalrade
Watsoa City
Janary
Igntine
Vucard
Barrington
Cagheano
Cochrane Syan
Torrington
Stork
Barrington Released From Jail Seeks Saloon Manager Post
Amatlories aided Barrington who was released in April after serving as a saloon manager. He became a boarder at the McCann home six weeks ago. James McCann, from a well known Kentucky bloodline near Lexington, owned racing horses and recently left the business, keeping Barrington in residence.
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Tunise
Barrington
McCann
James McCann
Kentucky
Livink
Laxington
Winchester Pike
Two Men Die After Train Collision in Des Moines
Two men were killed in a wreck on the Milwaukee and St. Paul line near Des Moines. The collision involved freight engines pulling a passenger train. Victims named include Joan Erickson and James Howard, with railroad staff listed among the injured or affected.
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DBA
Moines
Chigaga
Milwaukee and
Ned Seslor
Aroma M
Plynite
C. W. Robinbon
Booin
Uraconn
Ohio Christian Endeavor Society Adopts Rally Plan
June 27 meeting at Blyra for a missionary rally near the memorial arch honoring a martyr from the Boxer uprising in China. The convention re-elected Tav. J. Bapouts of Mostoria as state president with Claude H. Bekers of AK To as senior secretary. Revoks lawrones of Toledo named superintendent of allied Christian charity. S. Homan of Toledo chosen superintendent of Penn Rescue Work. Akton Wis selected in the pickle fet holding the convention at 104.
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BLYRA
Christian Endeavor
Memorial Arch
Missionarica
China
Andonverera
Tav
J. BaPouts
Mostoria
Aul
Claude H. Bekers
AK To
Revoks Lawrones
Toledo
Christian
Homan
Wit
Penn Rescue
Akton Wis
Pico Fet
National Woman Tennis Champion Crowned In Philadelphia
The article reports a new national women's tennis champion at the United States championship in Philadelphia. Miss Klinabeah Moore defeats Lonnie ehamylos to claim the title as the former champion exits early. Clobler loses on a local court to Harry Allen, who dominates singles play and wins the mixed doubles with Miss Chapman.
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Phidadelphia
Paito
Lonnie Ehamylos
Klinabeah Moore
United States
Clobler
Harry Allen
Miss Chapman
Texas Oil Field Fire at Sour Lake
A post noon blaze at Sour Lake Texas touched the Hi field where oil waste pits burned from a lit match igniting gulleys. Fire teams fought surface flames all afternoon and by 6 PM the fire was under control with minimal damage to logs.
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Sour Lake
Tuitteys
Texas
Addition Company
Finia
Open Championship Opens at Baltuerol Links Short Villa
News from New York reports after two days of sharp golf at Short Villa Baltuerol Golf Club. Forty more holes of medal play remain to decide the Open Championship of the United States with leading players contesting the course’s challenging layout.
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New York
Baltuerol Golf Club
Short Villa
President Roosevelt Honored by Oyster Bay Neighbors
President Roosevelt receives a hearty ovation at Oyster Bay amid cheers from residents, schoolchildren, and local officials. He tours the town, reviews a parade, and thanks neighbors for their long friendship before returning to Sagamore Hill.
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President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Jane
Aden
J. Morgen Griffin
Hoosavelt
Boa Provenlul
Meyy de
Binall
Unclear 19th Century Open Championship Results Mentioned
The fragment notes a tie between Willie Anderson and David Brown with references to open championships in Western Gall and Creat Britain. It mentions amateur entrants, various names, and scores, but the garbled text obscures full event details and outcomes.
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Brouslit Ty Aoelono
Willie Anderson
David Grown
Mortorrie Wiet
Galt Naswelalten
Nilo Iagier
Britain
Meare Windlay
Douglase
Langgie Et
Military rule declared in Jackson Kentucky during wartime
General Murray issued orders to wake military towers in Jackson with provost marshal duties and potential troop deployment if rights or safety are violated. Interviews with Judge Cardwell and John J. Patrick followed rumors of danger. Also noted is a late-night incident where Patrolman Kellyshot bombings on the streets. Lota Fryler wed Herbert Palmer in Fort Wayne.
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Jackson
Jane
Generl Murray
Carbewell
Tms
Andre
Longmire
Breathitt
Cardwell
John J. Patrick
Murray
Bott
Misa Lota Fryler
Fort Wayne
Bliitian
Herbert Palmer
Harvey Logan's Daring Escape From Knoxville Jail
Harvey Logan a Montana train robber escaped from Snow county jail at Knoxville after disarming the guard with a wire and a lasso. He forced Jailer Bell to unlock the door and helped Bell saddle the sheriff's horse before riding toward the mountains. A posse started pursuit within an hour.
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Knoxyville
Topi
Harvey Logan
le Montana
Bell
Logan
Mrs M Knigth Held In Michigan Case
Mrs McKnight was held on charges related to a suspected crime involving her mother and others as prosecutor Attorney Smith stated. The case proceeds to the next term of the circuit court for trial.
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Katkasea
Mich
Tames
Mary
McKnight
Allarney Smith
Hother
John. Murphy
Daby
Triglon
Freight Handlers Strike Halts Rail Freight at St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on June 21 freight handlers employed by national railways went on strike after a 25 percent wage increase offer was rejected. Non union workers are being used as they apply for work while the union members vote at noon to join the strike.
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Messrs
Yoong
Delycola
Anil
J. Boonse
P. la Yelle
Aviv Winder
Vul
Rial
Crosby
Corim Ties
Gotalder
Ray
Fenight
Paclers
Kellogg Switchboard Company
Kohisaat
Kohlsaat Conpairs
Dearborn Street
Lasna
Mauler Bakers Association
Nitona Sro
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Meyer
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