Sunday Baseball Loss to Saloon Trade Debate
A saloon keeper says opposition to Sunday baseball is a cover for protecting liquor sales. He notes saloons rely on patrons who attend sporting events and argues beer drinking Sunday afternoons drives attendance to games. He cites Indianapolis and other locales as strong beer settings and mentions a pending public discussion on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapatia
Beoch Ripple
German Park
Avondale Heights
Hammon
Iuck
Knarzet Gree
Ana
Prison Runaways Omit Details In Police Report
Two boys, Fred Warms and Harvey Allen, both about fourteen, were tried for entering and stealing on a Saturday morning. They described six months of running away, living by odd jobs since leaving home, with Warms linked to a previous marriage and a family situation. The report notes a mention of travel to Loweville and references to acquaintances, but many parts are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warms
Harvey Allen
Hays
Warms
Wilhw
Arione Laye
van Visas
Coway
Linus
Gebluiria
Vie
Polkes
Menvdas
Tloweville
Aton
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths and Marriages
Fragmented notices list births including names such as Mary Pinte and Susan J. Colescntt with addresses like 1306 W Tren aried Aertonde Tustler 537 Wy. a death noted for Susan J. Colescntt. marriages between Wiilem EB Behmidt Clara Miller and John W Helix Miteh Haard. Lawrence Bedwards Annie Burm. building permits for J. FR. Smith store and other firms. mixed street name garble with addresses Pennsylvan... and Massachie sétte nva and an entry about a dental office move to the corner of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Arie Mall
Kagheny Hays Micrsbith Sant Mary Pinte Skt
Walon Lliy ‘Thompann
W. Tren
Aried Aertonde Tustler
Ant Lala Hose
Rae Fito Ald Anges Muller
Bama
Boy
Ho al
Wiilem
EB. Behmidt
Clara Miller
John W. Helix
Miteh Haard
Lawrence Bedwards
Annie Burm
Michigan Union Horror Over Treatment Of Margaret
A fragmented report describes Mrs. Demmer Mrs. Rhoades and Mrs. Forbes opposing the treatment of a girl named Margaret. Mothers, outraged by alleged cruel handling and the board meeting, discuss return of the daughter to an institution and the candidates for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Demmer
Rhoades
Wegil
Freing
Mira
Jenner
Jennette
Forbes
Hoch
Bern
Wiendine
Chen
Gianagericht
Maizies Bliggs
Tee le Lower
Lesen
Purbes
Nestor
Alma Ory
Board of Trusters
Otter
M Forbes
Michigan
Micha Deers
Aelia
Port Hiren
Mormon Portes
Love and jealousy spill into a midwestern city divorce case
A troubled marriage unfolds as accusations of infidelity surface. Mrs. Heeen and Mrs. Master fight over control of family matters while neighbors and friends weigh in. The record hints at a bitter divorce with threats and legal actions shaping the dispute.
Boy Steals Bayonet Incident Reported
A boy was fined and placed in custody after stealing a bayonet from Mrs Montgomery. The juvenile left the scene with the weapon but was later identified by witnesses and brought before the authorities for adjudication. Local officials noted the find and return of the item to the rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Montgomery
Che Pamity
Ana
Bandits Taken To Prison In Fort Whiteall Conflict
A description of bandits captured after a skirmish near Fort Whiteall, with Digiay Shortt Parker and John Tell noted in charge. The report mentions a suspected thief and ongoing investigation, detailing the events and authority overseeing the capture.
Tillman in No Hurry Says Resume Duties at Home
A garbled report notes Tillman will resume duties but not travel to Washington after legislative session adjourns. He plans to return to his Boonville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Renataretocd
Temenw
Washington
Boonville
Boy Stone Thrower Sentenced to Work Training
Joseph Harger, age 16, was sentenced by Judge Stubbs to Ale Jutta Work training school after throwing a move at Yroke a white light on the standhamdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Joseph Harger
Schont
Stubbs
Stanhamdle
Hunt is arrested in New York private banking case
Reported arrest linked to a private concern involved in financial dealings and alleged insolvent status. Names and specifics are garbled, but the record notes an arrest connected to a private firm and a receiver handling deposits amid insolvency concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mare Press Association
Phepeter
WdVbladef
New York
Wiliam F. Thiet
Welles
Grag
Bail Granted in Doctor Koch Case Trial Date Set
Bail for Dr. Koch in the ongoing case has been released, with a second trial scheduled. Willie Verstedeet is listed among the charged parties, and the proceedings will address the charges in this matter. The exact court and location are not clearly stated in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bo Roel
Willie Verstedeteet
Mikes Millevta
Freezing Mouth Incident Report Causes Stir in Nelanta
Physicians described Mrs Mary Wilson's mouth freezing open during a harsh cold night on Haethop Street. Neighbors recalled a frightening scene as the couple helped her home amid biting wind and rising oil heat. The incident, though unusual, prompted no further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Rre Press Association
Nelanta
Gio Jan
Mary Wilson
Mra
Awiison
Arrest warrant issued for Appleyard Tsproal in New York case
A warrant was issued to arrest Appleyard Tsproal at Avenue General Mayer in New York. He is charged with conspiring to defraud a department store and making a false claim tied to a German affair. Authorities say police will serve the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyee Ealo
N.Y
Artin
B. Soplesard
Elrctric
Prtcat
Avenue Gieneral Mayer
New York
Pitare
Wewe Sims
Estandad
Freed Negro Suspect Involved in Highway Robbery Case
Fragmented report notes a Negro suspect, age 18, freed after a warrant case involving highwaymen and alleged meth activity. Names and exact locations are garbled, but references Duane with a warrant and a plant at 24 B. Bt Josephptiedt appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittarkay
Duane Wiha
Wien
Joseptiedt
Unclear OCR list of commodities and markets prompts confusion
Fragmented text lists wheat cattle produce and market terms with numerous errors. Names, places, and dates are garbled. readable items mention Chicago produce and various price figures, but the overall meaning is obscured and inconsistent.
Drive Out The Priests In Wartime Wartime Politics
Fragmented OCR notes describe government actions targeting priests in a wartime setting. The text mentions restrictions on priests, authorities, and political figures, with unclear names and places. The passage hints at a broad crackdown and international concern without clear dates or institutions.
Grain and milling terms amid a chaotic stocky note
Fragmented OCR lists wheat, milling terms, prices, grades, varieties, and lots of mixed industry identifiers. Readable items include price references such as 1.19 and 119, several vessel and grade notes, location fragments, and sporadic company initials, all tangled in a damaged lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Damuary
Prbroney
Maren
Wegen
Zaire
Yale
Pittsburg Market Prices and Livestock Report
Market notes from Pittsburg dated 28 show varied cattle sheep and poultry values. Highlights include cows at 2.50 to 3.50, heavy weights in milk and beef lines, and freight costs. wool and fiber prices appear irregular with several entries indicating fluctuating bids and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburg
Wight
Jons
Rievan
New York tone notes steady markets and Russia cues
The report lists mixed signals from global markets with cautious tone on Russia influenced finance. Copper, rope, and tin show weakness while copper and steel sectors vary. Firemen issues loom as stressing feature as New York and St Paul markets drift with bankers stance unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul Rose
Vhiunt Paeltie
Erie
Russia
Women Condemn Police Methods In Controversy Case
Residents near Contrabaw and Pifteonthest condemn police for arresting Daniel White the night of Thursday. The account alleges officers used force and pressured a local woman to cooperate, with public outrage over alleged coercion and calls for protection of the woman’s identity. Police officials deny improper tactics and emphasize standard procedures were followed. Morgan and Samuels are cited amid debate over methods and public safety.
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Hygeian Research Laboratory
Chicago
H. J. ST Deh
Cor. Washington
Exnsylvania
Bandaya
W.R. Mayo
M. D
North St
N. Delaware SL
Indianapolis
Ind
Mares Lipschitz
Susan J. Colescntt
7Muta
Chester
Then
J. FR. Smith
Warter
BUA
Memier & Co
Rendad
Wastiutos
Sane Pope
Della Okey
Edward
Ivan
Bilward
Wits
Jeantes
Fane Boece Borth
Evan Bescs
Heeen
Dames Cote
Blaha
Ms Dunner
Aise
Liberty Manufacturing Company
Salomon M. Hutt
Renate Ave
Hunt IS
Pan- American Bank
DR. Koch
Atlanta
Appleyard
Bun Yat Sen
Sun Yat Ben
London
Wein
China
Chicago Board
RSS Association
Stoc
Scrat Prias
AIMCO
Tom Meres
Sona
Emus
Mendes
Stein
Scripps
Wong Aimertens
Medias
Medina
Soma
Hess
East Buffalo
Torino
Bharath
EAE Press Association
San Pranciseo
Jan
Compios
Niewmagne
Abe
City Grain
Ginny
Pittsburg
Live Stock Scripps-Rae Press Association
THE
NEW York Exchange
Ecripys-Mrae Press Association
Keres St
AenBaey State Dairy Tules
Exte Iontation Creamery
Firsta
Tata
Istde
Justine Pfeffer
Poties
Daniel White
Perro
Brogdanas
Hievite
Pejecmen Morgan
Samuels
Prague
India
Morgan
Mary Pieter Air
Batica Kroger
Bovhin
Tar Polleumes
Morgan Tel
Hoyer
Mide
Tee Morgan Wind
Richians
Peliveman Morgan Sai
Owen
Che Saung
Howe
Wblir
Hepobaley Lange
Hulman Coffee Company
Yenws Haute
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