Dynamite Blast Injures Two At Detroit Auto Plant
A satchel of dynamite exploded under iron castings behind the Seitz Automobile Plant in Detroit causing two injuries and damage estimated at 150 dollars. Police suspect a failed attempt to blow up the building tied to open shop tensions and non union workers on a federal project. The blast shattered nearby closets and was heard two miles away.
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Heber Thomson
Clarke Meeting Postponed Amid Clash With Republicans
The Clarke gathering on Denny and Washington streets Saturday night was postponed after Republicans announced a meeting at the same corner. Clarke managers withdrew to avoid a counter attraction. Also, Columbus and Indianapolis plan a double header at Washington Park Saturday with a 2 15 first pitch and a second game to follow. Louis Durham will pitch one game for the visitors if fit.
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Y. M. I. Field Day At Fair Bank Saturday
The Y M I council schedules a field day at Fair Bank with athletes from several councils competing. John Datton, likened to Martin Sheridan of local councils, is a participant. Bernard Lynch is noted as a strong all round contender for honors.
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St Paul Defeats Milwaukee Twice in Split Twin Bill
In Milwaukee the St Paul teams defeated Milwaukee in both games of a doubleheader on July 9. The first game ended 5 to 1 as Leroy scattered hits and Schneiberg was hit opportunely. The second game went to St Paul 7 in a see-saw affair with the winner coming in the ninth on Robinson and Clark errors Murray sacrifice and Davis double.
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Czar Nicholas Travels in Secret Train through Poltava Celebration
Czar Nicholas arrived at Poltava for the Peter the Great victory celebration after elaborate guards. Three identical trains carried the czar with none knowing which carried him. soldiers lined the rail as the imperial train passed.
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Million Dollar Kid Starts Row Aboard Mauretania
On the Mauretania arriving at Sandy Hook, Byron Chandler known as the Million-Dollar Kid clashed with George G. Mackay after a servant blamed a song for provoking anger. Viscount Soualle, the Duke of Sutherland, Grace LaRue, and others witnessed the altercation as Chandler demanded an apology for a song his wife found offensive.
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Boston
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Summer Garden
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Paris
Duke of Sutherland
George G. Mackay
Los Angeles
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St. Torre
Kimona
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Buffalo fertilizer plant destroyed by fire in New York
Fire at the Buffalo Reduction Company's fertilizer plant and soap works near Buffalo killed at least one and caused an estimated loss of 1.67 million dollars. The blaze began around 1 o'clock this morning and its origin is unknown.
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Pittsburg
Steel Corporation
Gary
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McArdie
Cumberland
North Cumperland Glass
Senator Wellington
John Curter
Eaton
Henry Rife
Lida Griswold
New York
Sophia Bennett
Orange Mountains
Prindle and Steinmetz Win Big in Empire Wrestling
Prindle defeated Adamson with a 28 minute first fall and two shorter finishes to claim victory. Steinmetz pinned the Canadian in two straight falls showing clear strength. A Faulkner rumor proved unfounded as he and Schober refused to wrestle due to a small venue.
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Murphy on the Hunt as New Orleans and Memphis Battle
President Murphy of the Chicago National League team watched a 12 inning scoreless game between New Orleans and Memphis noted for brilliant fielding and fair hitting. The Cubs’ scout eyed Second Baseman Cranston leading the league in hitting and Memphis pitcher Schwenck among others.
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Chicago
New Orleans
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Kroll Campaign Holds Rousing Meeting in City
Over 200 residents attended a Thursday night rally at Bates and Noble street in support of Democratic mayoral candidate William E. Kroll. Speakers included C. C. Diehl J. Pierce Cummings Thomas Ware and John P. Leyendecker along with candidates for police judge clerk and councilman Fifth District. W. H. Graham chaired.
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Noble Street
William E. Kroll
C. C. Diehl
J. Pierce Cummings
Thomas Ware
John P. Leyendecker
R. M. Coleman
C. R. Cameron
Arthur A. Marcy
B. D. Bro
W. H. Graham
Fresh Air Camp Aids Mothers and Sick Children Near New Augusta
Salvation Army plans a summer fresh air camp on the Carl Fisher farm two miles from New Augusta. Major Escott requests donations of money and articles, offers nursing help from Mrs. Alice Yokam, and calls for a horse and wagon to move supplies.
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Alice Yokam
Indianapolis
Fancy Grocery Company
Salvtaion Army Fresh Air
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Ceriopls
Reception Planned for Senator Beveridge Over Tariff Vote
A Taft club reception for Senator Beveridge at Tomlinson Hall Monday honors his tariff vote with nine Republican colleagues against Aldrich’s tariff plan. President Winfield Miller will preside. Beveridge will speak briefly. The event aims to unite business and working men in a broad, nonpartisan protest against trust influence. Beveridge arrives Indianapolis Saturday night.
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Winfield Miller
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Tomlinson Kals
No Liquor License Denied for Calyon Near Church
Indianapolis county commissioners refused a retail liquor license for Charles Q. Nichols at 1614 E. Washington street after testimony from neighborhood residents and church leaders. A witness named James McCann, recently arrived from Canada, admitted discussing the saloon with Nichols and volunteering to work for him if approved.
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Co. A. Terebaugh
H.C. Calhound
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James McCann
Indianapolis
Canada
Charles F Remy Acts as Special Juvenile Judge
Judge Stubbs is away for repairs and Charles F Remy serves as acting special juvenile judge during his absence.
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Charles KF. Remy
Tucker Divorce Suit Alleges Abuse and Neglect
Josie Tucker files for divorce alleging repeated domestic violence by Charles Tucker and failure to provide for her.
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Charles Tucker
Help the Babies Salvation Army Seeks Cars in Indianapolis
Salvation Army seeks automobile donations for its fresh air work aiding tired mothers and babies at Fisher farm. Call Major Escott at Main 2276 or visit room 79 Baldwin block to offer a car or contact him. The effort is touted as a premier local charity initiative.
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Indianapoli
Wild cow guts loose in streets stirs town frenzy
A heat affected two year old cow broke from a herd near Illinois and Kansas and roamed east on McCarty street tearing at clothes and coils of rope as residents fled. Joseph MacLynn used a lasso to corral the animal behind 1409 S Meridian and it was secured while Brown Bros butchers prepared to move the herd to the abattoir.
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Year in prison ahead for J Harper in potato theft case
James Harper returns to Michigan City prison for 16 year term after parole violation and prior conviction in Vincennes for robbery. He is accused with two other men of stealing potatoes from commission merchant James Keach but denies involvement.
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James Keach
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Keep Auto Out Of The Sheriff S Hands
Judge Leathers issues a temporary restraining order preventing Sheriff Woessner from seizing an automobile owned by Henry C. Leonard and Harry Satterthwaite. The suit, filed by William P. Anderson, claims the men fully paid for the property.
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Harry Satterthwaite
William P. Anderson
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Mystery surrounds Mrs Adams death in Indianapolis flats
Elizabeth Adams 28, wife of traveling broker Frank Adams, died after a knife wound in her apartment at Pasadena flats. Eyewitness Mrs Lillian Kelly reported Adams appeared distressed after a telephone call from a man she loved. Police probe continues as Miss Stella Dalrymple eludes investigators. motive remains unclear. Adams rushed to Methodist hospital but did not survive.
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