Indianapolis Cars Poised To Shine At Chicago Show
Indianapolis manufacturers and dealers prepare for a major presence at the Chicago automobile show opening next Monday at the Coliseum and Armory. Carl Fisher and other local leaders will attend, with firms like Premier, Nordyké-Marmon, Marian, Waverly, and American Automobile highlighting exhibits including gas and one electric car by Waverly. The Presto Light and Federal Chain companies will also participate as guests and attendants explain car features to visitors.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Armory
New York
Windy City
Calete Ad Auto Fang
Carl Fisher
A. ©. Newby
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Fred Dixon
Lew Weinwright
J. A. Allison
Elda Hunter
Haywood
Frank Wills
H. T. Hearsey
Howard Marmon
Walter Marmon
J. Oscar Henderson
Chain and Light
National
Nordyké-Marmon
Marian Motor Car Companies
Waverly Company
American Automobile Company
Waverly
Hn Doube
Presto Light Company
Presto Light Gas Company
Federal Chain Company
American Motor League
League
Wabash Defeats DePauw In Monday Night Battle
Special to The Sam Greencastle reports Wabash swam fast on offense and defeated DePauw 40 to 7 at Presby-terian gym. Sprow led Wabash with scoring, while DePauw struggled on both ends. Umpires McCormick and Richmond noted twenty minute halves and an empty attendance figure.
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Lodwin
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Walters
Freeman
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Pruitt
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Baler
Wabash
flela—Sprow
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Freemans
Wiliama
Sprow
NcCorm
Fragmentary Aug note with unclear content
Fragmentary OCR note from August mentions unknown phrases and names, lacking clear events or context. content unreadable and cannot determine concrete persons, places, or actions from the legible text.
Desert Dwellers Favor Poisonous Water Myth
In a strange account, Araba tribes in a desert refuse pure water, drinking only contents from polluted pools. Locals claim habit shapes this belief, while a biblical reference is cited to explain a supposed great drought and danger.
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Desert
Sutton Will Seek to Regain Lost Laurels
George Sutton of Chicago will compete in the international billiard tournament in New York for the world championship title. He previously took part in notable battles, including a March match against the French challenger Vignaux for the world champion emblem, a 400 to 387 potage loss. Sutton used the American curse style, while Vignaux employed the open table French game.
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George Sutton
Chicago
New Yort
Vignans
Vignoux
Yeager Surrenders Control Of Hildebrand In East
Special to The Sun New York January 30 Joe Yeager a horseman who held Jockey Eugene Hildebrand’s contract announces he has sealed the contract with Harry Payne Whitney and will have no authority over the rider’s services Hildebrand will be under Whitney trainer John W Rogers pending license restoration The change follows past trouble with racing officials and implies Hildebrand may ride Whitney horses with heavier weights next season Meanwhile Cleveland reports Ison owner of the St Louis club in serious condition after a dangerous operation
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Joe Yeaver
Eugene Hildebrand
Owo
Harry Payne Whitney
Yeager
East
Hildebrand
Mr. Whitney
John W. Rogers
Jockey Club
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Whitney
Hilebrand
Toledo Lands Youngsters For Next Year’s Team
Special to The San Toledo reports J E Grillo announced the signing of Frank Jude and George Kane for next year. Contracts received, they will join the squad at Norwood Inn. Jude is known as a star football player for the Carnegie Indians and notable in baseball. Kane is a famed college athlete drawing attention for his work with the Georgetown University team.
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J. E. Grillo
Flay
Frank Jude
George Kane
Norwood Inn
Carlinie Indians
George Wane
Georgetown
Scott Hudson Back Home From New Orleans
Scott Hudson returns to Lennington Kentucky from New Orleans after several weeks with the Nix family. He brought "Long Bhou" Walter Cox of Manchester NH who spent the winter in the south. Hudgon has no horses in New Orleans and will train his string at the Kentucky association track until ready to race locally.
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Scott Hudson
New Orleans
Nix
Hey Waa
Long Bhou
Walter Cox
Manchester
N.eh
Hudgon
Nevw
Orleans
Kentucky Association
American Team Wins Golf Match in Mexico City
Special to The Sto. Mexico City reports the American team won the final match of the golf tournament by one percent in a best ball four some format. Four British professionals and five amateurs faced a field of Americans. The visiting golfers are expected to depart tomorrow.
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Jan. H
Gaif
Murthy Lands Walter Mueller for Chicago Club
President Murthy announces the Chicago National League club has signed Walter Mueller a pitcher who played last year for Toronto. Mueller tall over six feet and is the son of a wealthy Wisconsin brewer. The move strengthens the team roster as of January 30 in Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago
Murthy
Walter Mueller
Toronto
Mueller
Wisconsin
Duesseldorfers to Face Hoop ders in Exhibition Game
The Puesseldorfers 2 local semi professional team will play the Hoop ders on April 11 in an exhibition. This follows War King’s last open practice and marks the end of their exhibition schedule.
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Puesseldorfers
Hoopders
Deshler Decisions Sullivan in 15-Round Boston Bout
In Boston on January 22, Dave Deshler won a decision over Kid Sullivan after 15 rounds at Chelsea. The special 16 The Son event highlighted a competitive middleweight matchup as Deshler edged ahead in the scorecards.
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the Son
Boston
Mars
Dave Deshler
Kid Sullivan
Chelsea
Captain Anson Mistook Egypt Circus for a Private Residence
During a 1839 world voyage Captain Adrian G Anson and his wife sought night life in an Egyptian city. Believing a palatial theater to be a circus they approached a private grounds guarded by a military chief who clarified there was no circus, only a private residence, prompting a discreet retreat and laughter at the mix up.
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Cam
Rangera
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Sullivan
Corbett
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Chicago
Island
Joan le Sulivan
Philadelphia
Intercollegiate soccer gains interest with Milnes cup
Interest in soccer grows at eastern colleges as the Intercollegiate Association Football league schedules matches. Harvard Columbia Haverford and Penn, Cornell and Columbia charter members, compete for the Milnes cup. Officers elected: President B De Squires Harvard, vice president J B Jacobs Columbia, secretary-treasurer S G Nauman Haverford. Haverford prospects look strong with interclass contests planned at Camp Weide.
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Columbia
Haverford
B. de Squires
Jacobs
SG. Nauman
Maverford
Camp Weide
LE Possinie
Baseball magnates clash over league sentiments and comiskey deals
The piece notes President Pulliam of the National League voicing unified sentiment among magnates, while the American League shows division. It mentions Jiggs Donohue seeking a Central league franchise, Comiskey’s reluctance, Ganzel’s cash influence, Callahan likely to return to the White Sox, and ongoing trades involving Geo Stone. It also covers Tim Hurst’s presence, Fred Lake’s aging hitting style, Nelson’s fight risks, and Joe Cantillon’s health return to Milwaukee.
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Donohue
Comiskey
Chicago
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Rapid
Mueller Praises Russian Lion in New York Wrestling Clash
German wrestler Mueller calls the Russian Lion the finest on the mat, praising his strength and agility. He toured America 15 weeks meeting contenders, noting European styles and tournament play differ from American bouts and highlighting Mackenschmidt as his partner.
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Hackenarhmidt
Meller
Lion
Mueller Weinks
Ormond
New York
Speed and auto racing feats across two continents
The report chronicles riders and drivers like Mueller and Carkeck in boxing and wrestling, details Florida and Ormond speed records with Darracq cars, and notes multiple racing championships led by Lancia and Stanley in 1926. It highlights immense pace claims, race times, and the crowd’s reactions, finishing with a health pitch for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Old Nurse for Children Soothing Syrup Promoted
An advertisement for Hood's Medicine and Old Nurse for Children soothing syrup claims to ease teething pain and wind colic, soften the gums, and cure diarrhea for children. It emphasizes that the syrup is the best remedy and includes a claimed dosage and potency.
DoizeRine Stories Fight Drawn From a Pugilists Tale
The aging light weight recounts his 34 year ring career facing Nelon and other champions. He traces earnings from small purses to $1000 weekly shows, notes disciplined lifestyle, fear of defeat, and how fame brings crowds and costly incidents like a shattered saloon window.
Race Results at New Orleans Fair Grounds and City Park
Thorough and mixed results from New Orleans venues with multiple races across furlongs and miles. Notable entrants include Maater Prim, Ancient Witch, The Cura, Escutcheon, Robin Hood, Florizel, Minnie Adams, Judea Traynor, and Galmeda among others, with times ranging from about 1:02 to 3:52 for steeplechase and long sprints. Mixed notes mention a brawl in the Angelé game and postrace remarks on performances at San Francisco and Danville.
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Bluter
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Tom Riley
Katie Crews
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Besty
Montezuma
Kent
Pochuca
Portho
Bsicessel
Preston
North Villa
Bologna
Mondle Mabel
Bantam
Eyelyn Grimm
Aime
Polo Drives: Marlon to Face Indians Tuesday Night
Polo team captain Marlon leads the Foxy Five to a Tuesday home game against the Indians at the Auditorium amid tight standings. The race for top spot remains unsettled as Fort Wayne and Kokomo follow, with a weekend schedule and a disputed forfeit in Anderson-Lafayette action. Attendance was 20.
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Marlon
Foxy Five
Hanover Loses to Rose in Close Indy High School Game
Hanover Indiana yesterday afternoon fell to Rose Poly by 33 to 36 in a tight, exciting contest. The Poly boys led briefly and maintained a slim edge throughout, as both teams traded points in a hard fought basketball clash.
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ROSE
Indi
Rose Poly
Poly Poys
Champion Who Is Not In Demand Championship Decline
Special to Thesus reports Frankie Neil the American premier champion remains relatively idle in Ran Francusco date January 30. Since winning the title from Harry Forbes in August 19 Neil has had only three notable bouts with Hawker Hyland and Tentey and a knockout over Hyland. The piece notes his apparent lack of frequent public argument and suggests fans wonder why his services are not in demand.
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Andres
Hte
Weema
Harry Forbes
Neil
Ong
Hawker
Bin
Dick Hyland
Harry Tentey
Strate. U
Hoosiers Defeated in Hometown High School Amble
Tuesday games in Indianapolis feature Posidon facing Fort Wayne while Marion plays Indianapolis. Anderson meets Logansport and Rokema travels to Lafayette. The YMC A class 3C tally shows a 20 to 10 victory over the Honsiera, reflecting local school sports action.
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Ft. Wayne
Marion
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Anderson
Loganaport
Rokema
Livayette
C. A
Honsiera
British buyers purchase large Daviess county tobacco
Special to The Sun Louisville Ky January 30 The Imperial Tobacco company of England bought the large quality wool of Daviess county tobacco sold through a Louisville tobacco warehouse company This sale totaled 3270 hogsheads and brought no less than 250000 dollars with the average price of all grades at 925 a hundredweight One hogshead holds about 1200 pounds.
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Imperial Tobacco Company of England
Daviess County Tobacco
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company
Air sighting on Mount Charden observed from observatory
A reported sighting describes a clear air phenomenon at Mount Charden from an observatory 6,060 feet high. The observer notes a black moat ring one inch in diameter on a white disk seen at a distance of Y miles through a 3 inch telescope.
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Seamo
Mount Charden
Not Under Oath Inquirer Prods for Source of Fight
In a Philadelphia Journal item the phrase Why did you get it is met with taunts as a person is pressed for the origin of a black eye. A blush crosses the addressed face and the reply asserts privacy. The exchange captures a tense social moment amid insults.
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Cate
Philadelphia Journal
Women at Glasgow Colleges Admit to University Courses
Women were first admitted to Seaten colleges in 182. Last year the University of Glasgow counted 2,27 students, of whom 417 were women. Medicine and arts were among the popular courses. Men and women share lodgings, with many women housed at Queen Margaret College.
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Atta
Queen Margerate College
Indians Fall 7 to 2 Against Fort Wayne On Toboggan Night
Fort Wayne defeated the Cook Indians 7 to 2 as Capt Canavan and Harkins form a new rush combo that unsettled the Indian defense. Leyden stood out for Fort Wayne while Hart and Fuller struggled for the Indians, with rough play and limited scoring. Attendance was about 700 at Fort Wayne.
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Gans Demands 133-Pound Path to Nelson Fight
In Boston on January 26, Joe Gans pressed Battling Nelson’s camp to secure a title bout. Promoter Nolan set conditions, requiring Gans to win three fights at 133 pounds and prove drawing power. Gans claimed independence from his former manager Herford and offered to raise the money himself.
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Cap De Weese Quits as Captain of Short Ridge Team
Cuyt Murat Da Weese of the Short Ridge basketball squad resigns the captaincy and plans to retire from play after two years as field leader. Stortridge faces a key game Saturday at eight against Crawfordsvire Eligh school. Paul Schaffer likely to fill the place.
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