Paris Finish Ends Aviator Race Won by Beaumont
Lieut Andre Beaumont known as Conneau won the 1000 mile international circuit aviation race at Vincennes finishing first after a four country course from Paris to London and back. Garros finished second Vidart third amid a crash and injuries. nine of fifty starters survived. Prizes around 100000 dollars.
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Paris
Lieut
Conneau
Andre Beaumont
Vincennes
Rome
Garros
Belgium
Folland
English Channel
London
Calais
Amiens
Kimmering
Haulagne-Sur-Mer
Pamely
Birdman
Tasy-Ted-Moutineaux
Madrid
Bordeaux
Monta
Vincennes Woods
Firat
Vidart
Beaumont
Rannax
Vedrines
Kimmerling
Gibert
Ganrros
Renaux
Fort Wayne Forecast Missed But Nearby Shower Noted
Rain lingered south of Fort Wayne as the first official weather forecast from the Fort Wayne weather bureau station predicted probable thunderstorms tonight or Thursday. A sparked shower visited the region three miles south of the city between 6:30 and 6, while Fort Wayne itself reported no rain at that hour. Parr caster Palmer earned a partial forecast score for the near miss.
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Fort Wayne
Weather Bureau
Parncaster Palmer
Federal buys addition of teen lots on Darrow Avenue
The Federal Securities and Investment Co. has purchased from Emma L. Grage a four teen lot addition fronting Darrow Avenue between Hoagland and Wabator avenues in the southern city. Secretary John G. Wolfrum said the property will be improved at once. Willean bought a similar tract of fourteen lots immediately south of the Federal's tract.
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Federal Securities and Investment Company
Emma L. Grage
Darrow Avenue
Hoagland Avenue
Wabator Aleot
John G. Wolfrum
Federal Company
GA. Willean
Federal
Express rate inquiry to open in Indiana August 3
Indianapolis July 1 An exhaustive inquiry into express rates in Indiana will begin August 3 and run until every aspect is examined under a new power allowing the railroad commission to initiate reviews. Hearings occur in the state house as the commission probes history, organization, capitalization, and the $1,320,867 assessed by the tax board.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Railroad Commission
General Assembly
State House
A. B. Anderson
Feveral Assembly
Inw
Commission Ilias
Indiana
Ares Wells-Fargo
Adams
United States
American
Pacifi
Southern
National
State
Railroad Commission
Injuries Prove Fatal to Hughes in Motorcycle Race
John Hughes, 24, local motorcyclist, died at St Joseph's hospital from acute meningitis linked to injuries suffered in a May 28 race at Driving Park. He crashed on the second lap, endured a brain concussion, and underwent trepanning on June 8. Born March 4, 1887 in Havertown, Pa, he lived with family in Ardmore. funeral services were held at his residence before interment in Ardmore.
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John Hughes
Driving Park
St. Joseph's Hospital
T Hughes
Hla
Samuel E. Hughes
Hla Slater
Eiizabeth Hughes
Hughes
B. J. McOscar
G. W. McCaskey
Mughes
Haverford
Zloglervile
Ardmore
Mary Boyer
Mastergon Ave
Joie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kinehn & Melching
Blind Tiger Trial Highlights Public Intoxication Charge
Testimony in Henry Smith city court reveals a blind tiger run by Caroline Aghinell at 1686 Bt Mary's Ave connected to a grocery. A daughter testified about beer on the premises amid claims of no license. Smith warned for family provisions and mother removal. Rafelia Mastraino waived murder preliminary, Anna L Immerman fined for keeping a disorderly house. Joseph Odden guilty of selling dirty milk. milk sample deemed dirty by deputy inspector John T. Willette. Abraham L Dinkus case continued to July 1.
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Henry Smith
Caroline Aghinell
Mary's Avenue
Harry Hilgemann
Pha
Smith
Tudge Mungoven
Rafelia Mastraino
Paul Yonla
FH. W. Emrick
Eireutt Court
Anna L
Immerman
Harrison Street
Johnson and Brown
Joseph Odden
Fort Wayne Dairy Company
John T. Willette
Abraham L Dinkus
Fourth of July shotgun accident injures 14 year old
Rudolph Guttman, 14, of Ectart Street, suffered a severe shoulder wound and facial burns when a shotgun loaded with powder and paper packing exploded in his hands about 7 PM on July 4. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital, then home. Dr Philo Titus advised no serious outcome expected.
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Rudolph
Plus Guttman
Ectart Street
Hes
St. Joseph's Hospital
Philo Titus
the Sentinel
Woman Ends Life Amid Domestic Woes at Home
Mrs. Robert Conley, recently separated, died after ingesting carbolic acid at Uri Lobdell’s home, 328 Elmarred. Lobdell left briefly. Conley was found by her host in the late afternoon. Investigations show prior suicide attempts and a plan to ensure death by swallowing a box of pain relief pills.
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Robert Conley
Uri Lobdell
Elmarred
Heroic Little Girl Gives Life in Crash Fire
Grants Pass Ore July 7 a Portland to San Francisco automobile party near Créadent City Ore exploded its fuel tank fatally burning Miss Myrna Kelly a 6 year old sister and injuring her father J B Kelly and brothers Hobart Homer Kelly and Angela Kelly all of San Francisco Myrna shielded her 6 and 8 year old brothers from the flames and died here last night
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Grants Pass
Ore
Portland
San Francisco
Créadent City
Myrna Kelly
J. BR. Kelly
Myrna
Angela Kelly
Hobart Kelly
Homer Kelly
Brakeman decapitated in railroad crossing death
Indianapolis, July 7. Charles J. Gebl a 29 year old brakeman for the Pennsylvania Railroad was found at Cruso street crossing with his head severed and clothing nearby. Police deem it a self inflicted death with no motive found. He is survived by a widow of 818 Vila avenue.
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Indianapolis
Indiananolla
Ind
Charles J. Gebl
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lves
Vila Avenue
PLAN WORLD STEEL TRUST TAKES STEPS IN BRUSSELS
An international steel conference in Brussels on July 6 concluded a brief session by appointing a thirty member committee drawn from steel producers to draft a plan for an international steel organization. Americans named include Judge Gary, A. J. Farrell, Charles M. Schwab, FE. Clarke, and Willis King. Gary was named president with W. B. Pent as secretary, and the group will reconvene when summoned.
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Brussels
Belgium
Parla
Theconferenca
BE. I Gary
United States Steel Corporation
A. J. Farrell
The
Game Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
FE. A. Clarke
Lackawana Steel Company
Willis King
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Judge Gary
W. B. Pent
Girl's Strange Lapse of Reason in Indiana
Ruth Munger, a 13-year-old Anderson girl, was found unconscious and near death from hunger and exposure in Muncie after a two day disappearance. She later recalled wandering eastward on an Interurban line, sleeping under a bed, and ending up in a public building stairwell. her father notes a family history of melancholy after a baby brother burned to death in her care.
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Munele
New Center of Population: Bloomington Near US Center
Bloomington Indiana is identified as six miles northwest of the U S center of population in a census bureau report. The last decade’s shift moved the center south about seven miles and west about twenty seven miles from the former location near Columbus Indiana. The westward shift nearly doubled from the previous decade.
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Bloomington
Ind
Columbus
Food Inspector on Warning Tour in Leo Indiana
Food Inspector John Willett of South Bend arrived in Leo on Thursday for a warning tour about new food laws. He addressed odor from the Mayflower mills and met with owners to plan abatement, with decayed matter to be hauled to dumps and spoiled eggs curb policy discussed. The inspector will meet produce businessmen to discuss fresh and cold storage handling and better selling practices. Local residents and families are noted in a sequence of social items following the main report.
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Annte
John ST. Willett
South Bend
Fhureday
Willet
Basa Foundry Company
Chicago
State Health Board
Wilter
Kansas Congressman A C Mitchell Dies at Home
Congressman A C Mitchell of Kansas died at 7:45 AM at his Lawrence home. Elected last year as a progressive Republican defeating Charles R Becott, he underwent stomach surgery in Kansas City on April 3 and returned home two weeks later. He served in the Kansas legislature in 1907 and 1903 and helped pass the state law abolishing capital punishment. He was a KU graduate and a regent emeritus.
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Mitchell
Lawrences
Topeka
Kus
A. C. Mitchell
Kansas
Lawrence
National House of Representatives
Charles IT. Becott
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Kanana
Regenta
University of Kings
Three youths steal chickens from Meyers home
Three boys aged up to 15 years old stole nine chickens from John Th Meyers of 1626 Walton Avenue on Thursday afternoon. The birds were recovered and given their youth there may be no prosecution.
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John Th. Meyers
Walton Avenue
NO POLITICS IN SEA TRIP
President Taft plans a weekend cruise on the Mayflower with eight senators, four Republicans and four Democrats, including Penrose Root Briggs Brown Taylor Foster Bacon and Overman. The voyage, not a partisan affair, will last until Monday morning. Brown is noted to lean toward insurgency.
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Washington
Taft
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Root
New York
Briggs
New Jersey
And
Brown
Nebraska
Taylor
Tennessee
Foster
Louisiang
Bacon
Grorgla
Overman
North Corona
Senator Brown
President Hauls Cabinet to Cool Private Office
Washington reports the cabinet room ran hot with temperatures in the nineties prompting anxious remarks and a move by the president to hold a session in his cooler private office. The room is cooled by a large stock of tea beneath the desk providing a comfortable 60 degree atmosphere. This change eases the president’s task of gauging adjournment timing.
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Washington
Congress
Bauer Drug Business Sold to Son-in-Law Sigil
The K. J. Bauer drug business at 1425 Wells Street has been taken over by Joseph A. Sigil, the Bauer family stepson, who had previously held an interest in the business and managed it for many years.
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K. J. Bauer
Wells Street
Joseph A. Sigil
Mr. Bauer
May Oust Woman From Her Office In Indiana Suit
Auburn Ind July 1 A circuit court today began to oust Dr Lite Leasure from the office of county superintendent of DeKalb county. Four suitors led by George Shaffer George Burts C T Downed and W G Erick filed the suit claiming she lacks required qualifications. She has held the office since Jan 1.
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Auburn
Ind
Indhe Circuit Court
Lite Leasure
DeKalb County
George Shaffer
George Burtsher
C. T. Downed
W. G. Erick
Dr. Ensure
Lan
Midsummer inactivity hits city churches in August
The city churches report a summer lull with suspended weekly meetings and few events. Pastors and many members take vacations through August, reducing Sunday services and evening attendance. Renewed activity is expected in September when summer vacancies end.
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Herit
Bank to supply bonds for postal savings deposits
Cashier F. H. Poole of the Hamilton National Bank returned from Indianapolis where he completed arrangements to have the Hamilton National able to supply outside banks designated as depositaries for postal savings banks with the specific bonds required to secure these funds. The postal savings system is expanding to many smaller Northern Indiana towns and has already provided several banks with the necessary bonds.
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F. H. Poole
Hamilton National Bank
Indianapolis
Hamilton Wational
Postal Savings
Indiana
Trannition
Burned by paraffine in Albion visit
Miew Guata Raysor of Albion, visiting at the Bruce Mitler home in Hendersonville, was burned yesterday morning while helping to seal fruit with paraffin. The paraffin exploded, scorching her arm and wounding the skin. a physician was called and medical aid given.
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Hendoauville
Ind
Miew Guata Raysor
Albion
Bruce Mitler
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State Rail Board
Mons
LE Martin Crilled
Mons “Andro
England
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Longo
Rouba
Quentin
ComSiegna
Ennes
Chaleng
Mons.oridak
Captain Princetead
Aled
Jaubert Cleriousin
EUROF
EAN
Oscar Morison
Chateau-Thierry
Lindon
Rudolph Guttman
Elm Street
World Steel Trust
Gary and
Ruth Munger
Anderson
Muncie
Food Inspector
Leo and Vicinity
Leo
Clara Waugh
Merton Kimea
James Pring
Libbie
Queenie Rousseau
Henry Moody
Cendersiller
Robinson Chapel
Mt. Olivetonat
Bert Hursh
John Mardisty
John Schwartz
Sammon Yoder
Robison Park
Francis Sehinster
President's Company
Ida Leasure
DeKalb
Hamilton National Furnishing
Bonda For
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