Major Flag Chase Week Review for New York Teams
New York leaders faced fears as Navtalaly deomues ai ast a the Yanieen. Chicago and Cleveland tested rivals. Cobb’s services led Six straight wins, advancing to fourth save. Week's league record lists games played, won, and lost with team errors and key scorers across multiple matches.
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New York
Yanieen
Chicago
Cleveland
Kvetroi Arithone
Cobb
Tisers
Elmie
Ft. i
Hia
Rusia
Apnea Minis Ramos
Jana
Fanows
Lincoln Lifes Nose But Another Victory
Lincoln Lifes edged the Linn Gites 10 to 4 at Learne Park as Dupee and Wilson's Colored Giants misplayed signals in the ninth. Ternet struggled on an uneven infield while DeVilbiss starred with extra doubles, enabling the Lifers to pull away with four runs in the fifth and hold off a late Giants rally.
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Linn Gites
Learne Park
Bidek
Dupee
Wilson
Colored Giants
Ope
Blauvelt
Leird
Lpatie
Lifers
Stroupe
Ternet
Giants
Areraveting Reiguiari
DeVilbiss
Ana
Harrison
Wzn
Phillips
Black
Rafe
Barker
Fijna
Gale Ians
Inter-Allied Games see record falls at Penshing Stadium
Crowds at Penshing Stadium witness record runs and jumps as the United States led by Haddock and Torkesen in relay and hurdler events, with Canada, Australia and Britain placing high. A distance record for the 310 metre hurdles and a 1 minute 3 5/? seconds mark in a relay sparked cheers as the inter Allied games concluded with strong performances from national teams.
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Penshing
Aedium
Weing
Walt Johnson
Games Committee
Region of Honor
Gordesgan
Mae Germedan
Brown
Christian
Robert Simpson
Uiiress
Wilsom
New Zealand
Lot Beller
United States
Worthington
Ttvly
Ramana
Canadiiie
Amfricdas
Iy Frehce
Belgium
Greece
Puts Dock
Haddock
Torkesen
Teschper
Sowanl
Hebbuyton
Zavilln
Donasen Empety
Heal
Grand Prix Renewed at PaTus in Postwar Race
PaTus June 24 racing news reports the first postwar grand prix at Longchamp. Galloper Tena wins with Masi Gout second, Tasen Uilrd third, Rapidan fourth amid a crowd that includes Dormerne Premier Clemen ceeau. News of assassinations reaches officials as diplomats react.
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PaTus
Ae. Parle
Galluper Tena
Masi Gout
Tasen Uilrd
Rapidan
Uvive
Clemenceeau
Leo Downs Loaded Churubusco Wine
Special to The Journal Guseire LEC reports a local basketball game where Leo Downs led Churubusco against Huntertown. The lineup featured many Huntertown players, fueling a rivalry and a rough start but a competitive match overall. Batteries listed were Thomas, Reanyan and McPride for one side and Laffey, Stewart and Fiesler for the other.
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Journal-Guseire Lec
Huntertown
Scorm
Wit Tam
Tanda
Thomas
Reanyan
McPride
Laffey
Stewart
Fiesler
Griswall Visitors Leave Park After Extended Stay
City news reports Mt and Mea Bl Griswall have departed from an extended visit to Howerine Savion park and over fourteen in the west.
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Howerine Savion Park
Unclear OCR fragment hints at 1920s political or race event
Fragmentary text from a dated newspaper page references figures, locations, and places but lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
Pirates Win Over Sheldon In Batfest
Pirates defeated Sheldon in a batfest triumph as pitchers and hitters produced a high scoring rally. Key moments included a home run by the Pirates and standout defense as Sheldon struggled to respond in the later innings.
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Sheldon
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union closes annual convention
The 1819 Indiana Christian Endeavor Union convention adopted strong resolutions praising Fort Wayne hosts First Presbyterian Church and speakers. It pledged allegiance to new national leaders, urged support for future gatherings, and reasserted opposition to liquor and secret societies while stressing steadfast Christian outreach in Indiana.
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Tnd
Indiana Christian
Forte
First Presbyterian Church
Rul J. Day
Coleman
Hess
Pay Gales
Winger
Christian Endeavor
Indiana
Near
Rustaln
Augesith
Indiana Christian Endeavor
United Society
Quriser
Aleenal
Fragmentary 1919 Endeavor Program Fragment
The text shows garbled oath language about loyalty to officers and Christ and a program from 1919. It mentions Endeavor union minutes and copies to be sent, but readable details are minimal and names or dates are unclear. The fragment suggests a church or mission context with allegiance and trust among members.
Tragic Scout River Drowning In Fort Wayne
Three Fort Wayne boy scouts POBERT LOCKRIDGE Edward Hagadorn and Ferdinand Vegier drowned after a river swim near their camp on a Sunday morning. Rescuers pulled Vegier to shore and attempted to revive him. Lockridge’s body was recovered later, though efforts to restore life failed. Hagadorn reported the boys spent the night at camp and swam after breakfast.
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Edward [Agadorn
Venler
Ferdinand Venler
Yeout City
Luckmaze
Lockridge
Hagadloth
Hagadoern
Hagadorn
Ald
Brunson Rey
Drowniis
Ferdinand Velgep
Ilea
Lungméier
Shire
Edward Hagadorn
Vogler
Youngs
Lorkridge
Vegler
Port
Hagan Torn
Robert B. Lockridge
Peru
Rost Fland Elcle Lockridge
West Creighton Avenue
Fort Wayne High School
Warne Woildting Tills
Nctive
Fort Warne
Slisckiey and
Hoss
Fragmentary Notice of a Drowning and Medical Commentary
A body recovered from water is identified as Lue 1 Moise. Commodore Klein notes signs suggesting life may be restored with a highly developed pulmonary mechanism. A vaselike device supposedly restored life after three minutes in water is mentioned, with recovery occurring in the hours that followed.
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Lue
Moise
Commodore Klein
Commodore Bel
Munis
Congress Plans July Recess and Treaty Talks
Congress debates July recess timing for six weeks and possible adjournment. Senate and House aim to push supply bills while awaiting President Wilson's peace treaty submission next week. Senator Fall presses for a peace conclustion resolution as talks shift to July speeches and League of Nations support.
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House
Permon
Senate
League At Nations
Wilson
Ratrow Gerry
Rodel Island
League
Fall
Newedexico
Towndghy
Agreement on Army Appropriation Bill Reached
Congress conferees settled the army funding for the coming fiscal year at 923000 officers and men with an 86000000 appropriation for the army air service. Provisions for government acquisition of Wright and Elmigod plants were dropped. A dirigible station at Burlington was rejected and a report will be submitted tomorrow.
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Julia
Senate
Sennis
Army Air Service
Qarter
Ui Wright
Darton
Blo
Curtiss ‘Airplane Company
Buffalo
Burlington
Demobilization Timeframe for U.S. Forces
Washington June 28 The Attorney General and the War Department must advise President Wilson on demobilizing the emergency forces and rescinding the war prohibition. Experts estimate the Army may total about one million with both regulars and guards and require discharge of roughly 900,000 before completion.
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Washington
War Department
Wilson
A. B Fy
Prenve
Germany
Present Takes Boat for Return Home
The secretary will return to the United States around mid July with experts to follow. Frank Polk will replace him as assistant secretary of state. Henry White leaves for a week at the sea shore. Gelonel House travels to London. General Bliss and Secretary Lansing remain as the only American field generals in Paris for now. Delegates are exhausted from protracted work and many take leaves, hindering progress for the next fortnight.
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United States
Frank Polk
Henry White
Gelonel House
London
General Bliss
Lansing
Gates
Paris
Walter Wilkins Death Notice and Personal Appeals
A fragmented historical notice reports Dr Walter Wilkins died by his own action. A letter to J P Healy of Brooklyn claims innocence of the connected indictment. Another letter to Mrs Elizabeth Muller of Montherly N J asks care for his pets.
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J.P. Healy
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Muller
Montherly
Emperor War and Neutrality condemned by Hohenzollerns
A clipped wartime item states the emperor and his regime will be condemned for starting the war and violating British neutrality. The Hohenzollerns will be despisd forever and the former emperor will be restrained by assignment to a fixed residence to prevent further harm.
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Page I Ee Ee
Cause of Accident Puzzles the Police
Continued from Page 1, an injured bicyclist named Mr. Stoselet regains consciousness after a collision scenario. Police find a small forehead cut and one partly closed eye with no other marks. He was unconscious on arrival at the hospital, and investigators speculate the front wheel rim or frame caused the fall.
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Imam
Aves
Hoselershin
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Stagh Hosts Reception for Pastor and Bride After War Service
Local pastor Rev. L De Horshberger, a war veteran, returned to his charge in June and wed in Iowa. A church reception followed, with silverware memento. Also noted are funeral arrangements for Mrs Permelis and other local social updates including hospital outcomes and relatives visiting.
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Staoh
Bud
L. de ‘Horshberger
M. E
Iowa
Thex
Rey Perkins
Permelis
Colfins Wil
Union Chapel
Churol
Samos Harris
Auburn
WM. Goodsell
E. E. Forbes
J. E. Hunt
Chicago
George Daily
Golda Deee
Flint
Eddie L. Miller
Rendallville
William Collins
Hoston
Texas
Ruth Owen Ln
Oh Baby! A Sensation at the Palace Theatre
Review lauds the Oh Baby show as a lively two act musical comedy with pep and novelty. New comedian entertains, chorus and band bits draw laughs, water game and peace chorus excite audience, women performers praised for charm and vigor.
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Cry Memis
Rew
Cope
Arrest in Calhoun Street Child Neglect Case
Police report details a child neglect arrest near Calhoun Street. Sergeants W H Imme and Wert Halt apprehended Johnson Ingersoll late tonight, following a disturbance at a local venue. Further investigations underway.
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W.H. Imime
Johnson Ingersoll
Calhoun
Work on new grain elevator making progress
South Milford News notes the grain elevator project progressing toward completion on schedule. Also reports Ladies Aid of Triality Church held a cream social at Mrs. Gus Reinbar's home. Local moves include Lee Sadler visiting relatives in Hugo Minnesota and Helen Spice visiting sister Mrs Earit.
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Tnt
Triality Church
Gus Reinbar’ Mies
Lee Sadler
Hugo
Minnesota
Helen Spice
Earit
Zulimae Wren
Menin Vermilyes
Los Ris
Fred Lowérix
Birana
Isaac West
F. Sengiey
Selurdar
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