Auburn as Wrestling Center Promises Big Crowd at Auburn
Auburn Indiana hosts a wrestling card featuring Job Gilliter of Toledo challenging local ace Wes Plowereetling for the title at 133 pounds. Promoter Wes Plowereetling seeks victory to claim the honor as Max Was sest, a Fort Wayne standout, returns for the bout amid strong supporter turnout promised from Survale City Vans and Fort Wayne in March.
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Auburn
Ind
Gel
Jobo Gilliter
Moledo
Dod Beth
Mort Wayne
Max Wassest
Sink
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Elecs Ignite Title Hopes In Amateur Series
The Fort Wayne Elees clash in a multi game push for the amateur championship, with Mag leads and Jeers over the rivals as they seek a decisive three or five game run. Other reports cover Crom Well Seneca beating Stravise Grays and Auburn contest results, featuring Dietrich and Tinker in standout play for the All-Stars against Jungies.
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Oruatwell
Seneca
Stravise
Grays
Ecure
Treal
Diehoht
Vha
Teltia Einiiory
Lays
Deaths and cremation in Fort Wayne notes
Isabelle Graham Fischer wife of Henry B. Fischer died at home on West Berry Street after months of carcinoma. Born Crestline Ohio forty five years ago she lived most of life here. Survived by sisters Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Blackburn and brothers William and George Graham. Funeral Monday at 4 pm at home officiated by Rev. Averill. cremation at Lindenwood. Charles Cran learns of William H Cran death in St Paul. A telegram from Fort Wayne says he is survived by sister and wife living here, Robert Crean and Elizabeth Scoll noted as residents.
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Fischers
Isabelle Graham Fischer
Henry BE. Mischer
West Berry Street
Crestline
Episcopal Chilc
Burviville
Robert Lane
Cincinnati
James Clackburn
Willia Graham
Nevada
George Graham
Qtelek
E. W. Averill
Trinity Church
Lindenwood Cemetery
William Cran
Si Paul
Charles Cran
Edgewater Avenue
Yesterfar
St. Paul
Minn
Brather
William H. Cran
Owvell Kim
Fort Warns
Mir
Robert Crean
South Calhoua Street
Elzabeth Scoll
Easi Lewis Street
Jury Reverses Former Decision in Decatur Case
The Decatur jury reverses a prior ruling in a Nine Jer ws case involving S90 worth of property. The proceedings detail delays, household goods disputes, and costs as the defense led by DEL Sialih addresses the claim. The trial references Mellinger, Howler, and other named parties amidst post trial developments.
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Decatur
Teradture
Mellinger
Adkins
Howler
Crenigie
del Sialih
Keene’s Helmet Wins Big in 11 690 Stakes
Racing notes show Keene’s Helmet securing a large win in the 11 690 stakes. Westchester racing coverage discusses current plans, upcoming races, and Belmont connections. Detailed card lines mention trainer DR Madden and jockeys tied to the event.
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Keene’s Helmet
Peta NT. Aelie
Standings: National and American League QF Clubs
Fragment outlines standings lists for the National and American Leagues. Mentions clubs such as Chicago, Portsburg, New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis with partial notes on wins losses and percentages. No full totals or dates provided in readable text.
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Wen
Portsburg
New Yorkk
Philadelphae Chmonall
Brookly
St. Louis
Chicago Wins Series Narrowly Over Detroit 6 to 1
Chicago defeated Detroit 6 to 1 in the second game of a crucial series as Cleveland faltered in a doubleheader. The Cubs surged with early hits Davis and Parent scoring, and strong pitching by Mullin helped seal the win after Summers exited in the sixth.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Br. Lopis
Walsh
Sun
Luamseth Sullivan
Sebmidt
Summer
Mullin
Chicago
Davis
Parent
Sec
Sparks
Sullivan
Schaefer
Tsabell
Darby Sityle
Secon
Hush
Gowns
Eas
Crawford
Inohana
Lert
Jane
Isabell
Fann
Dougherty
Aris
Walsh Ped Gulla
Buremers
Ari Sehmidt
Sher Igan
Carmeldy
ST. Louis
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split doubleheader in noisy day
In Philadelphia and Brooklyn, two noon games featured a split doubleheader with uneven lines. Brooklyn tied the opener with Philadelphia at home in a day of erratic offense and umpire calls, while Washington shut out Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Smith allowed three hits through eight innings before late runs.
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Sfashington
Washington
Philadelphia
Smith
Hoogooodio
Strack
Coombs
Oronkre
Evans
National Directors To Decide Today In Disputed Giants Row
Cincinnati reports that the National League board adjourned without a verdict on the September 23 dispute between the New York and Chicago clubs. Ferenc said the directors had heard all evidence and deferred the decision to 10 o clock with further funds to be discussed.
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Cincinnati
Brush Refuses To Discuss Civil Suit In National League Row
New York club president C P Brush refuses to discuss a civil suit tied to the National League directors decision on the postponed championship tie between New York and Chicago. The dispute centers on authority claims as the league contemplates moving to the world series, with potential penalties and financial implications.
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Cenciniate
T. Bergh
National
New York
Stem
Terems Remurs
Devi Aguinet Hha
Ste Mare
IroMabl
Pattiui
Tae
Brush
Newark
New York and Boston Battle Described In Fragmented Note
A garbled National League item references New York and Boston, mentioning wins and players in a distorted recap. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a Cc or cc designation and an overtime style note with possible team actions and outcomes.
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NEW York
Boston
Safety Exit Latch Program Touches Schools
A historical item notes safety exit latch placements in schools and related safety measures. It mentions alarms and audible warnings, staff training, and a plan to ensure doors remain secure while easing egress in emergencies. The report references a Sarve or Seavey related sale context tied to the broader public notice.
Courts and licenses mix in county proceedings
The court docket notes Bessie EL Krom seeks a divorce from Leroy Krom amid allegations of profanity and abuse. Patrimony case Anne Forllinger vs Walter Felger is appealed. County commissioners licensed eighteen sales venues and set hearings for remonstrances. Debates over licenses for August H Jackson and Ed Weber surface, with hearings scheduled. A Perry vs Noble Milling case ends in dismissal with costs. Two youths, Oscar Pulfore and Joseph Stevens, face reform school custody after arrest for stealing horses and vehicles. Four licensed couples listed. hearings set for Wednesday.
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Irs
Bessie EL Krom
Leroy Krom
Henry
Guy Colvick
Anne Forllinger
Walter Felger
Circuit Court
Sol A. Wood
C. F Bicknell
August H. Jackson
Calhoun Street
Welick
Jackson
Wickmall
Attice
Ed Weber
Fairfield Enue
Weber
Arthur WW. Perry
Trufea
W. E. Noble
Wasi
Oscar Pulforé
Joseph Stevens
Tnvtsey Rourke
Indiana Boys
Friford
Stevens
Ninishy
Giacerce Myell
Cone
Seaveys Store Sale Highlighted Amid Arrest Rumor
Reported sale at Seaveys is overshadowed by a suspected purse snatcher being arrested. Frijie Red Ratner, linked to multiple shop thefts, faces charges as the tale ties back to the Tilthy Citivas Grituag incident.
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Seavey’s
Jack Hendricks Removed To His Home On Rumor
A man named Jack Hendricks is suspected of being the throat snatcher who robbed a woman on Calhoun Street Sunday night. The victim did not press charges. Hendricks was identified by a young man last night as the suspect. Hendricks, formerly of Wayne ball club, has been removed to his home from the hospital as doctors say he is improving. A Christian church gathering in Huntington, Ind., is announced with Rev C Allason as president and Rev J Gott as secretary, featuring mission and church extension topics.
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Calhoun
Ted
Tadner
Tme
Malle Ht
Watmul
Nok Hendricks
Wayne Ball Club
Menericks Wis
Sion
Christen
Huntington
Ind
Wall
C. Alluson
J. Gott
Ivakore
Ayeute
Untote Christine College
Maram
Clareane Ue Fur
Meramy
Gree Ur
EL Moturd
Junan
Otter
Will Meet at Huntington for Christian Church Conference
Prominent men and leaders gather for the state conference of the Ab Church at Huntington. The program outlines annual sessions with speakers and church leaders in attendance.
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Huntington
Christian Church Conference
Dignix
Art Gems Free Offer From Fort Wayne Indies
Readers are invited to mail twenty five soap wrappers to the manufacturers to receive five pretty pictures by Tecurn mail at no cost. The ad emphasizes free photographs to brighten homes and notes the images are guaranteed to arrive.
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Fort Warne Indies
Tegrn
Tve
Tecurn Mall
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Indiana
Tre Seevlirl
Trerlim
Louis Aumann
Bucceamorta
J. Graber
Tye
Amokers
Count Ie Gruber
LaVern
Ins Tessence
Regia
Ctober S
Wiliam Cassack Road
Hoteet Sayen Mead
Athena
Orker
A. Rockhill
John Claxton
Red Cross
Grose Raalyn
Journal-Gazette
Bettermore
Billifer
Dave
Toledo
Lakesiae
Nalngy
Dubs Ward
Amd Schorer
Leper
Inn
Garrett Conthinstion
Arcola Siluee
Jlco
Aubork-Garrete
Jackson All-Stars
New Haven
Jungies
Crowe
Tric
Bill
Tinker
Allstars
Dietrick
Jyis Ulting
Rags
Aglt Btars
All-Sars Avoondtaetis i Teagies
Ir Bytertes
Dietrich Wid Tinian
Herrold Ard Dowling
Sakwel
Dave Buttermore
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Patterson-Fletcher Co
National League
Otrois
Neue Sere
York
Mor
LOPIS
St. Laks
Tito
Kore
Trvdivs
Mile
Fia
Gale
Kerdapid
Cetin Donblat
Tiscyary
Vieben
Bam
Unagiltes Keen
Aston
Aleandy
Sirel
Satin Wen
Brooklyn
Dbrooklyn
Thilgdelphta
Tate
Wilhelm
Oima
Foxen
Jackitseh
Lanigan
Philadelnhia
Ads Hoooy
Seavey
Pan Bile Bethel
Belbege
Brave Cote
Ette
Brosgunt
Missy Sree
Uae
Brunswick
B.H
H. Paradise
Univees
Cenilivra
Cranters
BES
Ier & Mara
Jack Hendricks
Pere Wayne
Stork
Indiana Loan CO
Gare
C. C. Rodenbeck
Hearsey Tiras
Sporting Goods
Fort Wayne Wheel & Supply Co
West
Berry Street
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