Tragedy on the Nickel Plate exposes two youths’ grisly deaths
Report details the bodies of Shirley and Ralph Hauch found near a Nickel Plate crossing. Authorities say the youths, aged nineteen and eighteen, were mutilated and decapitated, with both victims from local homes and readers of adventure novels. Investigations by Special Officer Joineon and staff at Melrose morgue pursue a cause, while trains through midnight offered no clues.
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Mlawere
Perribls
Ali
Iyuestersson
Eurival
Roseby
Pera
Allan Stites
Che Morgue
Shirley
Bern
Rey Shirley
Bos
Sun
Los
Ralph Hoach
Tio
Willian
Toach
Carrige Hen Angay Mudge Musinau
Joineon Imate
Cain Cast-Bownd
Uisee Indias
Melrose
Unitertaker Petter
Superarchinen
Elks Ball Game Bellevue vs Fort Wayne at League Park
Bellevue Elks meet Fort Wayne Elks in a Friday league park game called at 3 pm. Admission 35 cents including grandstand, ladies 10 cents.
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Bellevue
Gandy's Chauffeur Hailed Into Huntington Court
In Huntington Court, Gandy's chauffeur faced arraignment after an incident in South Whitley involving a hearse and frightened cab team. Officer B.C. Stuuder reported the events as the driver tried to flee, leaving the vehicle damaged and prompting further legal action.
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Gandy
Huntington Court
Syis
News Jurean
South Whitley
Suds
Ceutidy
B.C. Stuuder
Hythe
Creager
Magen
DeKalb County Auditor Married Last Evening
A fragmentary notice reports the marriage of the DeKalb County auditor last evening. Reading is incomplete with garbled text and missing details about names, places, and officiants.
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Dekalb
Farmers National Congress 28th Annual Session in Wisconsin
The Farmers National Congress will hold its twenty eighth annual meeting in Madison Wisconsin beginning September 7 and continuing one week. It will feature speakers including governors and national figures, with discussions on tuberculosis eradication, postal reforms, education, and agricultural policy. Delegates and visitors estimated around 2,000 delegates and 8,000 visitors.
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Farmers’ National Congress
Madison
Wis
Vietigates
Speikers
Wil Bo RG
Glenn
North Camling
Albert T. Cumrain
Jowi
John A. Tuhnson
Sthinesven
Tins Shelley
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Hirde Jordin
Uy Partners” Nation Comers
Presi
Bomthern Lotto Growers' Associationy I
TIT
Great Northern 1i
Robert Re le
Virginia
Disham Kimblpt
Charo
Chicago
Ermdneer
Panama
Cams
Chaphes Te Wau
Yirenidead Ul
Ubiy Ersi
Wirconsin
Mmany
Witty J Bryan
Pablin Atairss
University of Wisconsin
Gressey Ufa
Spaviois
Coleve of Astronitnrs
Janes
Tayideon
Wihsconsth
Camerson
Stugvilly
Assi
Ita Nest
Congress Consta
Natal Agricultural Nasociatiog
Experiment Ocien
W. J Ames
Oregon
George M. Whittaker
Silver wedding celebrated in Columbia City
Report of a silver wedding in Columbia City with Miss Cirphim Sor and Mr Winsomns among the couple. ceremony held with guests including relatives of George and other county farmers. details of invitations, meals, and guests described in a distant, fragmented fashion.
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Culualbia City
Indi
High Linmmel Nore Iy Snuth
Colas Wermht
Leeds
Ritersar
Cirphim Sor 'Therstare
Mo Roy
L.A
Bellevue Elks and the Fort at 3 O'clock
Bellevue Elks host Fort squad in a 3 o'clock game with admission charges noted. Limited details on location and event scope provided.
ETT Railroaders to Garr Build Monument
Railroaders vow to construct a monument at Garr, with community support and a public ceremony planned. The project aims to honor local workers and preserve railroad history amid ongoing town developments.
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ETT
GARR
Secret Meetings Prompt Cash Cut Ins
Fragmentary report notes secret meetings and a figure near two thousand dollars in a cash adjustment. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the item hints at a financial dispute or hush funding with unclear actors and location.
Warsaw High School Gets Fast Half Back
In Warsaw Indiana Sept 23 the Goshen high school football team will play Goshen November 1. A former member of Company H 1st N G of Warsaw, now candidates for the backfield, is expected to bolster the squad. Coach Rouel is shaping the line.
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Warsaw
Say
Goshen
Trill Plas I
Brakes for a Day Celebration Among Logansport Railroad Men
A Logansport gathering marks a brakes for a day event with Twenty-five delegates of the Brotherhood of Jolley Prammied, visiting dignitaries, and local railroad leaders. The celebration features a monster fish fry, chin bake, and a story telling contest that drew thousands to the Trades Assembly hall and Sponner park. Mayors and officials praised the order, while attendees enjoyed meals, music, and speeches amid patriotic decor.
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Logansport
Tid
Wey
Aigelles
Jolley Prammied
Rie Oysaeley
Rie Oysaeley Dbo
Vvansville
Indianumbs
Fern
Teri
Wikiare
Richmond
Terre
Port Wayne
Indira
Isis
George F. Mekteo
Veternonts
Velegatione
Unt
Trades Assembly Hall
Litt O'Elneks
Sponner Park
George P. MeKre
Ledes Oficer
RS. Fuller
Mekres Rotts, Pa
Washington
TB. C
Fuller
George Ray- Roy
George Crawshing
Anil Aesoy
Sears
Ierabor
Admiral Collee Trust Incorporation at Auburn
An Auburn, Indiana notice reports the incorporation of Admiral Collee Trust, with the secretary of state and Guert directors listed. The new institution begins with capital of 325,000 dollars and officers including President Price, Vice President Monte, and Secretary Tre. The article notes the directors and finalizes the corporation’s formal setup in late September.
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Jersey Aeealys
Niger
Oman
Crete
Queennaires
Dabtor
Cietilades
Tad Af
Meyer
Auburn
Ind
The
Sawners Dowty
Hms
Orature
Uartians
Pany Ag
Elty
Monte
Uren
Hendricks Takes Turn for the Worse
A medical report notes deteriorating condition of Hendricks with physicians called as a last resort. The fragment mentions reconsideration of treatment and a possible surgery while implying death or severe illness without graphic detail.
Bryon and Marshall Club Formed Urged by Readers
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Bryan and Marshall clubs formed with lists of names and affiliations. Mentions of campus figures, enrollments, and events suggest a local community group forming amid school activities.
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Delhi
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A. J. Hill
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James Reid
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W. A. Johnson
Louis Schroeder
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South Whyley
W. Eptwaris
Webster
Journal- Gazette
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Aniechinery
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Railway Trainmen of
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Ui Ill Bryan
ARH Marshall Club
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ARGUS
Admiral Coftee
Eowahlesed
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Spiker
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Kuowlion Dxaderian Co
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Atresy
Csu
Camedian Coal Company
Hanna Street
Sam
Bell
Drs. Barney & Blackstone
Cet
Bowie
LIN
Wayne and
Harrigan Streets
Fort Wayne
Avelopmint
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Labee
Popllition
Wally
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NM Tuthyy
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