Michigan Back in Conference? Whispers of a Change
The article recalls Michigan’s painful loss to Pennsylvania, fueling calls to join the Western Conference. It notes eligibility rules and missing classic games against Chicago and Wisconsin. Schultz shines in the Penn game, with critics praising his strong performance despite the defeat.
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Michigan
Alrhax
Yo Schutt
Aberdice
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Teansylvania
Baird
Teturalus
Ory
Schultz
Germany Schults
Michigans
Ketchell and Papke 73 Fight on Thanksgiving Night
San Francisco November 17 Stanvney Ketchell and Bill Papke prepare for a 20 round welterweight bout set for Thanksgiving Day after a November 35 card. The fighters weigh in at 135 pounds at 11 a m on contest day. Jack Gleason will referee as terms of the contract remain private and Gleason shows dissatisfaction with the course of the fighters. Gleason threatens legal action against the rival promoter.
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San Francisco
Stan— Vney Ketchell
Bill’ Paphe
Jack Gleason
James Coftford
Mmeke
Jack
Raferee
Gleazon
Axaibet
Doing Their Duty Seorse of Ft Wayne Resdars Am Laerning
Mrs Theodore Henry reports relief from back pains and fatigue after using Dean's Kidney Pills, recommended by a friend and purchased at Meyers Bros. Co. The testimonial claims full cure and urges purchase through Foster-Ailpin Co. Buffalo as sale agents for the United States.
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Ft. Wayne
Dean
Theodore Henry
Racr St
Warne
Ind
Sar
Tsan
Meyers Bros. & Co
Foster-Ailpnrn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Peany
TeBeau Talks in Dependent Ball
The story reports TeBeau discussing strategic ideas as the American Soccer Association and Eastern League seek rights. Key figures include Hansae and Pech with mentions of mother and abetment, while a veteran player named TeBeau comments on exclusive ties and drawing attention to independent play and career considerations.
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Hansae
Wyldie
Nationals and W. D. Regulars Split A Classic Series
The article details a tense series between the Nationals and W. D. Regulars with wins in the opening and closing games. Scoring feats appear throughout with multiple double centuries, standout performances by Henschen, Wink, and Merz, and varied averages across players.
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Nationals
Victorinn
Seio
Roled
Vensehenom
Sosenier
Wenman
Wink
M Lamar
Remis
Me W
Sonu
ATOMS
Althousa Merz
Bin
Downing Nations Champs Name New Catcher
Owner Vornel announces the Champs sign Harry Downing as catcher adding him to the roster plans for next season. Yarnell endorses Downing while noting Clark Reynolds Kempf remain on the list and Kempf may depart. Reynolds showcased strong batting last year and is seen as a likely contributor in spring training.
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Mips
Downing
Vornel
Suse
Yarnell
Iroumusker
Clark
Reynalds
Kempf
Otto Kempf
Ph Trin
Reynolds
Rose Poly Takes Kindly to Clark
Ida Terk Haute notes Rose Poly praised for performance as Indiana high school standout. Historical text references Clark and Tulane, with mentions of state competition and lasting local impact of a renowned player in Indiana sports lore.
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Rose Poly
Clark
Terk Haute
Ida
Tuumington
Indiana
Hamilton Football Team Falls To Rival In Loss
Hamilton high school faced a defeat at Ratterelty grounds as the Hamilton team lost the Saturday clash. The final score stood at a margin reflecting a tough game for the locals.
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Hamilton
GOCS
Mine News Bursar
Tamilton
Inds
Hamilton High
Mb Delet Wenin Ac
Banda
Ratterelty
Fuathettom I
Wolves slain in Indiana Timber near Disko site
A local report states several large wolves were killed in the Timber near Disko, Boliniwest of this elf. One wolf killed two large dogs before dispatch. The wolves reportedly had been driven from the swamps by weather, bowing for a month.
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Aer Fisht
Silver Lake
Ind
Disko
Elgit
Rhore
Ietreather
Wanted Good Cock For Quired Work At This Office
Classified small notice seeking a reliable cocker to perform qualified tasks at the office. High wages offered for suitable applicant. Apply in person with credentials and references.
Aichers Out in Force Over City Deliberations
Absence of cracks would taint proceedings as the body adjourned to meet again Thursday evening. Formal acceptance of Columbia age five Sudendela street and Breckenridge and Waylor streets will be discussed. President Plater noted his company will meet any city demands and, despite concerns, no action was taken at that time.
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Columbia Age
Sudendela Street
Breckenridge
Waylor Stre
Plater
Tosrd
Scd
Board of Public Works
Ong
Brackenridge
Tayis Streets
Columbia, Avenue
Dvetropolitan Engineering
Pio- Ing Woping Hadenings
J. Palmer
Metropifian Company
City Atorney Colerick
Columbia Avenue
Heaton
FL of
Smith
Mme
Seyia
Sidon
Wiliam Banhof
Mumergas Ornel
Gother
Etarks
Attorney Smith
Inoue
Mr Smith
Tangy
Mane
Seemma Hori
Ladding
Mane Ieee Weather
Auburn Street Work Sparks City Debate
In Auburn a series of incidents and public works discussions unfold on West Ninth Street. A boy injured his nose while playing and a knife wound caused bleeding, while repairs and safety concerns on Columbia Avenue prompt a heated board of public works meeting. City officials debate paving, bonds, and delayed street lighting as residents push for safer, better roads amid rising costs and ongoing construction.
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Auburn
West Ninth Street
Aod Ce. Myers
Servant in the House and Charley's Aunt at the Majestic
The Majestic presents The Servant in the House for three days with strong audience reaction praising the actors and wit. Tonight and through the run the cast leads a lively program including Charley's Aunt, featuring Wright Huntington and Our Own Stock Company in key roles. The production promises an elaborately staged, witty comedy with notable costumes and standout performances, including Miss Romain in a striking sheath gown.
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Wright Huntington
Majestic
Mr. Huntington
Oma
Companien
Jones
Charley
Brazil
Brewster's Millions stage version to play Majestic
Gyron Ougley's stage adaptation of Brewster's Millions with the original New York cast arrives at the Majestic for Monday and Tuesday November 23 and 24. Frederick Thompson, famed for New York Hippodrome and Lura part, leads the production with lavish effects and inventive staging as the tale follows a man who must spend one million dollars in a year to inherit a fortune.
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Brewster
Winehell Smith
Gyron Ougley
George Bare McCutcheon
Majestic Mondey
New York
Chicago
Frederick Thompson
Monty Brewster
The Temple If you Havent seen her
A notice urges readers to visit The Temple at various times to locate a woman named Miss Romitin described as a key person. The text hints at a reward or consequences for those who have seen her, presenting a fragmentary and stylistically dated callout.
Lyric Singers Draw Crowds As Unknown Thrills City
The Lyric draw crowds through three performances as Veullette the Unknown and Gladys Diddleton receive praise. Virginia Lee Kibbe, a young singer, shows promise despite early stumbles, her God given voice praised by patrons and critics alike.
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Veulelte
Gladys Diddleton
Ginia Lee Kibbe
Last Day of Convention Delivers Sermons and Talks
The final convention session featured addresses on Sunday Schools and Missions by Rev. F. E. Stafford and Christian character by Rev. J. F. Viehort. Other speakers included Rev. Frank Lenig on Childhood, with afternoon devotions led by the bishop.
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Chris
Simpedict Biscopal Church
J. FP. Viehort
First Baptist Vhore
Frank Lenig
Wayte Street
Eyistopal Church
Mayo
Uyster
Gradis
Charse
Langard Ordinance Allows Farmers to Sell Home Raised Meats
Fort Wayne council passed under suspension of the rules a measure by Councilman Louis Langerd permitting farmers and others not regularly in the meat trade to slaughter and sell meats raised by themselves without a city license. The ordinance requires inspection to ensure purity and soundness, with meat restricted to home raised stock.
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Louis Langerd
Fort Wayne
For Sale 100 Pounds of 70 and 12-Point Body Type
Advertises sale of about 100 pounds of 70 and 12-point body type. Adds that it is cheap if taken at once and provides contact via Call or write Journal-Gazette office.
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Journal-Gazette Office
Peace lit Sight for Electrical Workers
A single session at the American Federation of Labor convention in Denville focuses on the electrical workers dispute. The special committee recommended seating J. Mel Wo Fay and Nulty, with H W Sherman and J S Reid denied credentials, and urged a joint meeting. The seceding faction’s leaders agreed to resign if allied officers also quit, paving the way for a clean convention in St Louis on January 18, 1998. The report was adopted after lengthy discussion. The Journal-Gazette notes a local move of A J Roussey from 62 Harrison Street to 130 East Columbia Street.
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Cole
Upton
J. Mel Wo Fay
Nulty
P. W. Collins
H. W. Shennan
Catina
Ft. Tous
Uy St Louis
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