High score bowler represents St Paul in Minnesota
Herbert Keller, 81, rises as St Paul’s top bowler with a strong West regional average. Former city prosecutor Keller joined a courthouse team, bowled 17 and 106 in quick succession, and posted a 35 average over 189 games. He finished as runner up to Fred Gosewisch in the winter tournament, earning the six-man spot to represent St Paul in Cleveland.
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Paul
Minn
Herbert Kéler
West
Fnr
Weller
Keller
Ailnya
Keifer
Fred Gosewisch
Fowler
St. Paul
Cleveland
Local Alleged Suspect Questioned Over Razor Discovery
A fragmentary report describes detectives questioning a man named Calimbur Phillips after a razor was found on him. Dialogue suggests confusion about identity and occupation, with the man denying barber status and mentioning “deviish corn” in a terse exchange.
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Calimbur “Phillips
PhMipa
Ecatehea
Coggshalls Jaw Broken In Swift Line Drive Hit
Alfie Coggshall Indianapolis center was struck in the jaw by a line drive from Tommy Holderness of Muncie in the second period Saturday night. He fell to the floor, lost three teeth, and suffered a fractured jaw, ending his participation for some time as medical staff attended him and the game continued.
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Tommy Holderness
Muncie
Alfie Coggshall
Indianapolis Center
Murtaugh
Coggehall
Pare
Tiniahea
Bowling talents converge in Cleveland tourney field
A group including William Rossen Bob Styron Lars Buddenbaum and others head to Cleveland for a major bowling tournament. Ex mayor Bookwalter Albert Leap and several Knox family members travel en route. Jimmy Tritt stands as favorite in a bowing match with Young Corbett while Fenchig gains popularity in Indianapolis. Porcher and Seilken prepare to bowl in Cleveland as the event nears.
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Wiliam
Rossen
Bob Styron
Lars Buddenbaum
E. 0
Matlock
Maurice Levy
Leonard Quill
Robert Chorchmad
Thomas Carty
Paul Gat
Cleveland
Bookwalter
Albert Leap
M. C. Knox
Jay Knox
Jimmy Tritt
Young Corbett
Doctor Exam Results On Child Health In London
A London report by Dr Winam Hallivys analyzes examination results from Leeds Jewish and gentile board school children. He notes Leeds Jewish children show higher weight height and teeth health, while Gentile children in the same district show poorer development. Data include comparisons to local norms and general kid health indicators.
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London
Winam Hallivys
Leeé S Board
Wne
Leeds
Murtaugh Not a Sore Head After Release
The Sun reports that Walter Murtaugh, billed as a polo player, was released Saturday evening yet chose to help out. He stayed with Indianapolis to support Coggehart, and impressed fans with a generous stance despite criticism, earning admiration from local sports followers.
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Indianapolis
the Sun
Walter Murtaugh
Murtaugh
Instan
Coggstall
Mudianapolis
Coggehart
Tia
AH Random
Mourtaugh
Indianapolis Fana
Muncie Triumphs Over Indianapolis at Auditorium
Muncie won the game from Indianapolis on Saturday night at the Auditorium by a nine point margin. The visitors wore black uniforms and were outplayed throughout the match. McGlivvray and his men connected the win with strong play while Coggshall’s miss did not shake their resolve.
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Muncie
Indianapolis
McGlivvray
Coggshall
Where They Play Central League Schedule Report
Weather and league notes list Indianapolis at Manele Marion at Anderson Central League games and matchups including Fort Wayne Logansport at Terre Haute with venues and timing details.
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Pet
Marion
Abe Wichmond
Logansport
Latazolle
Daavilz
Kokama
Weaterr
League
Indianapolis
Manele
Anderson
Vafayelie
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Sultan's Nephew Condemned to Death for Treason
A report states Prince Lout outlah, nephew of the sultan of Turkey, has been condemned to death for treason after a violent address to his uncle. If not strangled in secret, he will be taken to a dungeon in Yeruga or Tire.
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Lout
Turkey
Yeruga
France moves to mediate war between Russia and Japan
The French government signals immediate effort to mediate the Russia Japan conflict with Paris claiming other powers back France. Official quarters report France will press for a settlement and seek peace amid growing war tensions.
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London
Wlegraph Company
Japan
France
Ministers Recall Strain Elevates War Risk
Reports from SY Petersru eig indicate a Japanese demand for passports and a swift threat to levy against Count Lamdert, signaling a diplomatic rupture and potential war. Rome notes papal mediation talks while Vostok’s icebreaker fleet remains poised for action. Britain lauds Japan’s moves as cabinet debates Far East crisis.
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Kuring
Hursia
Count Lamdert
Tae
Haren
Rosen
Ruse
Jagan
Wax F
Lamedarit
White River Bridges Destroyed Flood Impacts City
Mon, officials say all White River bridges wrecked by floods block traffic. Moreissat bridge deemed beyond repair as water mains burst cutting supply to West Alde, Sunny, and nearby hospital and factories. Police guard bridges. pedestrians only allowed at W Washington St.
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White River
Alde
Burst
Suniey
Inesang Hospital
Weatside
W. Washington St
One Arrest Claimed in Bedford Murder Case
Bedford Indiana February 8 No arrests have been made in the murder of Sarah Schafer but it is claimed a man who registered at the Park Hotel the night of the crime has been arrested at Greencastle. The item notes a reward for recovery of a valuable harp instrument linked to the Chicago World’s Fair theft. It mentions a pawnshop recovery in Detroit and a price dispute over selling the instrument.
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Jan
Walla
Chicago
Bedford
Ind
Sarah Schafer
Park Hotel
Greencastle
Steffens
America
Detroit
Rohan
New York
Slate Nominates Local Democratic Team at Masonic Hall
The Democratic precinct committeemen met at Masonic Hall on Saturday night and ratified a slate headed by Chas. Clark as chairman, Andrew Wahl as vice chairman, Charles Metajohn as secretary, and R. Hooton as treasurer. chatter included a brief bid for Adlen Major as secretary against Pettjohn. Mayor Holtzman was absent and Jim Keach did not attend. A deserter from the army, identified as Councillor Leroy Davis, surrendered in Columbus after months of evading orders and being pursued through Franklin and other areas.
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Ore Tom
Masonichaw
Chas. Clark
Andrew Wahl
Charles Metajohn
Ant Bilimt R. Hooton
U Were
Adlen Major
Pettjohn
Dutts
Mayor Holtzman
Jim Keach
Councior
Ant
Franklin
Ind
Ead
Matis Jonen
Kalanapotia
Ament’ Agn
Connelar
Frenim Oy
Af Leroy Davis
Connelor
Columbus
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