Reds Rally Falls Short Against Shelby Eagles in Sunday Tilt
In front of 500 enthusiastic fans the Reds host Shelby as both teams clash for supremacy. West drives in a decisive three bagger to spark a comeback while House shuts down Eagles with solid pitching. Final score details note multiple errors and late scoring by the visitors. The Cardinals beat the Horace Grays 14 to 9 in the undercard.
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Shelbywide Eagles
Reds
Shelby
Miller
Wagher
Eagies
Charlie Withers
Charlie
West
House
Aiiner
Withers
Wert
Deweese
Howse
McElroy
Wagner
Cardinals
Horace
Greensburg
Hoca
Kemp Deweese
Hess
G Gray
Gray Wagner Withorn
McLane MckElroy
F Smith Miller
J Smith
Lundy House
Totele
Eagles
Moore's Hill Quartette set for June at M E church
May weather brought rain across the area with a forecast of more in store. The Moore's Hill quartet will perform June 20 at the M E church with admission free. Local events include memorial addresses, visits, and Decoration Day observances.
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Moores Hill
M. E Church
L. M. Wilson
St.Paul
Paul E. Edwards
Cumrades
Socialist Party Defined as Worker Led and Self Financed
The Socialist party promotes education and organization for workers to unite and oppose capitalist rule. It rejects top down control, funds itself through dues, and relies on rank and file volunteers. It claims democratic governance with elected officers and frequent referenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Bing
Ite
Dog Returns to Owner After Kidnapping Or Mystery Rescue
Roy Privett received his Irish Terrier Baba back on Saturday morning after the dog vanished weeks ago. Louie Daimbert presented the prized hound, tied with a blue ribbon bearing a forgiving note. De and Mrs Vincent of Sunman visited friends here Monday while on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Privett
Mr. Privett
Louie Daimbert
Mao
Mrs. Vincent
Sunman
Carrie Shepterd
Lawrenceburg
Delta Corya
Hope
Earl Rogers
Indianapolis
Zeno Padgett
Frank Keen
Burney
June American Boy promises engaging baseball and science features
The June issue of the American Boy hosts front cover batter and catcher excitement for baseball fans and includes Edelin J. Houston’s Bred in the Bone series, plus Jimmy Jones Crate and Dithimingham adventures. It offers stories on fate of Bolus the Wolf dog, education value pieces, Shakespearean comparisons, youth institutions, and a wide range of articles with over 70 illustrations.
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Amu
Edelin J. Houston
Dithintam Voy
Mississippi
Shortridge Senate
Muscle
American Boy Legion of Honor
Popular Science Department
Stamps
Colina
Curto
O. A
Publicity demand shakes Congress over campaign funding
Democratic leader John Sharp Williams challenges Republican leader Payne in the House urging full disclosure of campaign contributions the day they are received. Henry Watterson notes a vast audience from Buzzard's Bay to Santa Clara observing Payne’s silence as Williams calls out past bribery and corruption.
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House of Representatives
John Sharp Williams
Payne
Witlemen
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Buzzard’s Bay
Crater Lake
Dome
Capitol
Potomac
Lick Observatory
Santa Clara Valley
Mr. Williams
Belahazar
Cage Heart
Defianes
Mr. William
Republican Party
Local notices and society brief from Indianapolis region
A compilation of personal visits and travels includes Co. R. Kessing visiting his mother in town and Miss Eunice Darnell returning to Lebanon. Several locals, including Mrs. Ed Cowlsn, Miss Antoinette Richardson, and Mrs. Emma Skillman, are visiting or returning home from distant places. The piece also covers a funeral for Mrs. Geo M. Clemons, memorial day shopping surges, railroad fare remarks, and various social calls and church events. The Terzill blacksmith shop embraces progress with a visible white star storefront, and Bartiva Gilchrist recovers at home after moving downstairs with a bright mood.
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Co. R. Kessing
Indianapolis
Eunice Darnell
Lebanon
Ed Cowlsn
St. Louis
Antoinette Richardson
Decatur
Illinois
B. A. McCoy
Geo M. Ciermons
Greenwood
Union Baptist Church
W. H. Robbins
Lillie Shepherd
Lawrenceburg
Mary Ketchum
Westport
Ed Fee
Clarksburg
Max Hazelrigg
Adams
Morris McQuistion
Werth Mazelrigg
Cincinnati
Fred Erdmann
Jake Schmidt
Louis Schmidt
John Logan
Covington Ky
Styers
Scobey Smith
al Thomas
Herbert West
Maud Davis
Worchester
Mass
Arthur Lowe
Edith Coleman
Katharine Eich
Terzill
Bartiva Gilchrist
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Iby
Bagger
Clifty
Joe Rodman
Solomon and
Cleil Barnes
South Court Street
James Conk
Edinburg
Watson
Dr. Crawford
Ed Blackmore
L. O. Blackmore
Ginnet
Wright & Walker
M. E. Church
Joseph Edwards
Fort Wayne
Wm. Crafton
Longoins
Deady Claristian
Dr. Sanders
Jobs Buros
Billie Miller
Edna Barcsay
Louis Helge
Debis Corva
Edgar Hite
W.a. Minor
al Stott
Mulroy
Frank Osting
Middlebranch
Clarence Sefton
Sanducky
John E. Jordan
Hartsville
Cozy Kitchen
Kingston
Myrtie Lines
Milroy
James Koora
Milihonen
John Koors
Millhousen
Tipton
Forest Hill Church
Kincaid
Mabel Kincaid
Harry McCay
Allen Jewell
Mary Ewing
Cortez Ewing
Mre. Ewing
Sugzeat
Will Myara
Ran Sires
Gisse Manofacturere
Tula City
Sarat Weat
North Broadway
Helen Weber
May Douglas
Jacob Rush
Socialist News
C.Y Edumas
THE
Joy
Privett Automobile
Rayo
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Emma Langdon Skillman
Terre Haute
Marion White
Indiahapoha
Edna Meek Stevenson and Sons
Idana
Kanaag
Taylor F. Meek
Meek
George Clemons
Union Church
Raymond
Ironton
C. Hoffman
Clifford Minton
West Main St
Hoffman
Vern Elder
Pulser& Porter
Madison
Bight
Elder
Daisy Landram
Eva Hvatt
Forrest Kyie
Grace Murphy
Wayne Ainsworth
Harry Bainbridge
Clyde Wildman
Edmund Moody
Spence
Pat Radolff
Ed Pumphtrey
Berths Taylor
Adama
John Meyers
John Olliger
Chris Link
Miss Margaret
Campbell Ewing
North Vernon
Howard Littell
Mrs
Wilbur McGee
Indiacapolis
McGee
Dan Styers
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