Woman Found Living in Cave After Years of Isolation
In Italy near Castellaferro authorities uncovered a demented, half starved woman named Agostina Fassome believed to have vanished years ago. She had lived in a pitch dark underground chamber with no light or human contact, becoming blind and mentally broken. Her arresting parents face charges.
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Allesandra
Italy
Montemagno
Castellaferro
Fassome
Agostina Fassome
Children’s Home Society Elects Haynes Again
At the Indiana Children’s Home Society annual election, Sumner W. Haynes was reelected superintendent. New officers include President Rev. Morton C. Pearson and vice presidents F. T. McWhirter, Mrs. 8. A. Lancaster, W. E. Landers. Other posts: secretary Mrs. Eunice H. Dunn, treasurer Augustus Jennings, counsel F. F. James. Delegates to the national convention were chosen and committees named for auditing and district superintendent appointments among Irene V. Webb, Rev. C. Beyer, and Miss Louisi Timonds.
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Indiana Children’s Home Society
Sumner W. Haynes
Morton C. Pearson
F. T. McWhirter
Irene V. Webb
Indianapolis
C. Beyer
South Bend
Louisi Timonds
Richmond
Time of UT Trains to Change Sunday May 16
The Union Traction company will change its schedule on Sunday May 16. Six new through trains daily to Fort Wayne and one fast train to Muncie raise total Indianapolis Fort Wayne services to nine daily. Departure times from Indianapolis include 5 05, 7 00, 9 05, 11 00 am, 1 05, 3 05, 5 05, 7 00 and 7 95 pm with routes via Peru or via Muncie and Bluffton.
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Union Traction Company
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Peru
Bluffton
Anderson
Knights To Have Charge Of The Wilson Funeral
James G. Wilson a carpenter and builder died Friday at his son Alonzo Wilsons home 1250 W Thirty first street Funeral set for Monday afternoon at the sons home and will be in charge of Olive Branch lodge No 2 Knights of Pythias Wilson a pioneer of Indianapolis coming in 1832 when the city was a log cabin town
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James G. Wilson
Alonzo Wilson
Thirty-first Street
Olive Branch Lodge No. 2
Knights of Pythias
Wilson
Indianapolis
Local social notes from Washington and nearby streets
Miss Margaret Heath hosts at E Washington street while Mrs Paul Roswell Harsh visits on N Delaware street. Munk family travels to Ithaca to see son at Cornell. Propylaeum dance invites from Per Se club for May 19.
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Margaret Heath
Chicago
Elizabeth Everitt
E. Washington Street
Paul Roswell Harsh
Denver, Col
Miss Blanch Maine
N. Delaware Street
Herman Munk
Ithaca, N. Y
William Munk
Cornell
Propylaeum
Chance Urges Kling 10 Come To Cubs Rescue
Kansas City May 15 Johnny Kling's holdout days seem numbered as manager Chance of the world champions urges Kling to hurry back before eastern clubs push the two time title winners down. Kling says he will fight on if the Chicago management agrees while he weighs the dollars and cents involved in his return.
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Chance
Kling
CUBS
Kansas City
Johnny Kling
John
Sion
Chicago
Kisses Farewell to the Horses He Loves
New York May 15 W Bayard Cut ting the civic leader and publicist bids farewell to his favorite thoroughbred horses at his Great River L I estate before leaving for Europe for two years He presents the winners to neighbor Charles M ibbes who will care for them as trained
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New York
W. Bayard Cutting
Greater New York
Great River
L. I
Europe
Genuine Circus Ponies to Be Given Away by the Sun
The Indianapolis Sun invites children to enter a story contest with a coupon in the paper. Winners receive ponies at the show times Saturday. Gentry Brothers announce free Sunday afternoon entertainment with a two hour public animal reception 2 to 4 PM at Twenty fifth and Illinois. The weeklong circus arrives by the Big Four and features ponies elephants dogs and monkeys with performances at 2 PM Monday and 8 PM that evening.
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Gentry Brothers
Exhibition Grounds
Twenty-fifth
Ilinois
Indianapolis
Orphans Center Superintendent Faces Board Over Beating Case
Henry Roesener, superintendent of the German Protestant Orphans home, is to present his statement before the institute board after Bes sie Sturgeon, 15, showed wounds from a beating. A second meeting will hear him. Humane Society Dr Charles Pfafflin says action must come soon or a warrant will be served. Sturgeon lived with her parents until entering the home, after clashes with a stepmother. relatives may remove her.
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Henry Roesener
Bessie Sturgeon
Tion
Roesener
Charles Pfafflin
The
Humane Society
Sullivan to Box Seiger In Ten Round Fight Tonight
Paddy Sullivan of Brooklyn faces Charley Seiger of Hoboken in a ten round main event at the East Avenue Athletic Club in Long Island City tonight. The bout headlines a program presented by the club with local boxing fans eager for action. Sea-level details refer to the venue and participants in this feature bout.
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New York
Paddy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Charley Seiger
Hoboken Ijron
East Avenue Athletic Club
Long Island City
Woman Left for Dead by Highway Mien
Mrs Adolph Baldesberger a 25 year old resident of Arnold Pa was attacked on her lawn by two men as she returned from a neighbor visit They struck her brain with a blunt instrument robbed her of 10 dollars a gold watch a chain and a diamond ring then dragged her a short distance and concealed her body in bushes Armed possess and a search of the Allegheny River valley are continuing for the suspects.
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Allegheny River Valley
Arnold
Adolph Baldesberger
Ner Fome
Baldesberger
Amateur Baseball Teasers From Indiana Leagues
Numerous teams seek May games with Bethelball London Southport and others. Easterns face Franklin club at Riverside No 3 with 3:30 start. Bannworth & Laskeys seek Peru Kokomo Tipton Newcastle games. Pathfinders host Imperial Juniors at 1 and Young Blakers at 3:30 at Riverside No 4.
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Bethelball
London
Ind
Southport
Wanamaker
Easterns
Franklin Club
Riverside No. 3
Riverside
Orvill
Bannworth & Laskeys
Greenwood
Peru
Kokomo
Tipton
Newcastle
East Market Street
Pathfinders
Riverside Noa
Imperial Juniors
Young Blakers
Mazur
Virginia Avenue
Colleges Divide Honors in Indiana Tennis Finals
In Richmond Indiana yesterday Hanover duo Millar and Mann beat Beebe and Nicholson of Earlham to win the doubles. Beebe of Earlham defeated Wente of Rose Fury and Millar of Hanover in singles, taking two of three games in each match.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana College Athletic League
Hanover
Millar
Mann
Beebe
Nicholson
Earlham
Wente
Rose Fury
Rain Ends Columbus Game In Sixth Inning
In Kansas City on May 15 rain and darkness halted the Columbus game in the sixth after the locals scored twice and the visitors were held scoreless. Essick pitched excellently, permitting only three hits by Columbus.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Essick
Toledo Defeats West Five to Two in Tight Contest
Milwaukee May 15 Toledo bunched hits off Pape to win 5 to 2. West, returning from a loss, threw a superb game allowing only two hits and was knocked from the mound after a strong showing.
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West
Milwaukee
Wis
Toledo
Pape
Abstein Rejoins Pirates After Illness Break
Bill Abstein first baseman for the Pirates returned to the team in Brooklyn after recovering from an illness. He rejoined May 15 and resumed duties with New York reporting his arrival and readiness to play.
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Pirates
New York
Bill Abstein
Pirate
Brooklyn
Various Sermons and Parish Services Roundup
The article lists church services across several congregations with preaching topics and times. Notable speakers include Rev William Carson Rev Jose Louis Santiago Rev Hunter Rev E B Bryan Dr Hurlstone Rev Neil McPherson and Rev W G Puddefoot plus Rev Allan B Philputt Rev G D Adamson. A poverty social is planned at 1088 W Thirty-first Street by the Home Presbyterian choir. Services span tomorrow morning and evening across Sutherland Third Christian Tabernacle Beech Grove Central Christian University Place and more with programs of hymns solos and choir offerings.
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Jose Louis Santiago
Third Christian Church
Neads
Latin America
Home Presbyterian Church
Ella
Mabel
Ida Gunter
Thirty-first Street
Beech Grove Presbyterian Church
William Carson
Lucile Brandon
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Central Christian Church
University
Allan B. Philputt
G. D. Adamson
Wil
The
Home Church
Edward de Groot
Reds Buy Castleton Pitcher From Atlanta Club
Cincinnati date May 15. Manager Griffith of the Reds buys left hand pitcher Roy Castleton from Atlanta and orders him to report to President Herrmann in Cincinnati to await the team’s arrival at home.
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REDS
Castleton
Cincinnati
Griffith
The
Roy Castleton
Atlanta
Herrmann
Minneapolis wins big as hits surge in fifth and sixth
Minneapolis bunched hits off Puttmann in the fifth and sixth innings and won comfortably. Olmstead held the opposition to scattered hits as the game moved toward a clear victory.
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Minneapolis
Puttmann
Olmstead
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N. New Jersey Street
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Mascagni
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My Lord and My Redeemer
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Workers' University
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R. V. Fessler
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