Indiana and Illinois Face Off in Gridiron Rally
A pregame scene at Denison shows Indiana and Illinois fans clashing in talks and wagers as both teams practice signals. Coach Roy Pike praises Indiana despite absences like Darby and Smith, while Illinois coach Huff reports healthy, 168-pound players. A 500 strong Indiana delegation and 300 Illinois rooters arrive, with Kelly refereeing and Kennedy umpiring as kickoff set for 3 o clock.
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Denison
I. U
Roy Pike
Darby
Smith
E. Smith
Gordon
Pike
I. A
Illinois
Grand
Huff
Kelly
Butler
Kennedy
Indiana
Markle
Lowenthal Elfern
L. Quard
Stone Railsback
R. Guard
Fairweather Hiley
L. Tackle
Bundy Davidson
R. Tackle
Lindgren
Huntpon Foster
Stephenson
Three Die in Rail Crash Near Donaldson Indiana
Three men were killed and three seriously injured in a collision on the P, Ft. W. & C. railroad at Donaldson. The dead include Conductor Howard P. Compton of Fort Wayne and Contractor John Clifton of Valparaiso, plus Charles Coyer of Valparaiso. Injured were Brakeman F. Warden of Fort Wayne and Mede Logan and Charles Briggs of Valparaiso. Compton had ordered the engine and caboose to back into the city. it is believed he forgot.
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Plymouth
Ind
Donaldson
Howard P. Compton
Fort Wayne
John Clifton
Valparaiso
Charles Coyer
F. Warden
Mede Logan
Charles Briggs
Compton
Explosion Destroys Saloon in Warsaw Gas Blast
Robert Hickman’s $6,000 saloon and building in Warsaw was wrecked by a natural gas explosion Friday. He smelled gas, lit a match, and was hurled 20 feet with serious injuries. Charles Kendall was also hurt as windows blew out and stock and fixtures were destroyed.
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Warsaw
Ind
Robert Hickman
Charles Kendall
Sunday School Census Sparks City Meeting
State Sunday school association members met at First Baptist Church Friday night to hear census results. Returns are incomplete with many holding cards from former towns. A follow up meeting at Seventh Presbyterian Church next Tuesday evening will finish the census on the South side.
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Association
First Baptist Church
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Dr Helen M Combs Promises Home Cure for Drunkenness
A female physician asserts she treats each case individually and offers a free medical consultation. She claims alcohol addiction is a curable disease, solvable at home with her vegetable-based regimen, providing private, hospital-like care without expense or publicity.
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Helen M. Combs
Masonic Temple
Cricarro
Between Goals The M. T. H. S Team Heads for Louisville
The M. T. H. S squad departed at 8 05 a m Saturday for Louisville to face the city's high school. Earlham meets Franklin in Richmond while Rose Poly meets Illinois Wesleyan. DePauw freshmen top the sophomores 5 to 2 Friday.
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Louisville
Earlham
Franklin
Richmond
Rose Poly
Illinois Wesleyan
DePauw
Modern painless dentistry offered at up-to-date parlors
The advertisement promotes painless dentistry using the latest scientific methods. It emphasizes comfort, efficiency, and affordable replacement of old teeth with new, well fitting sets in modern parlors.
Sunday Church Services Listed for Plymouth Congregations
Plymouth readers learn Sunday worship times for multiple denominations. Services include Plymouth Congregational Hebrew temple led by Rev. H C Meserve at 10 45 and 7 45, and various Baptist, Methodist, Christian and Presbyterian churches with morning and evening sessions across Plymouth avenues and halls.
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Plymouth Congregational
Hebrew Temple
H. C. Meserve
Hart Wins Heated Ten Round Boxing Bout in Louisville
The Hart party celebrated his expected victory over Beauscholte as Hart lands the decisive blow in round ten. Duane seeks another clash with Duffy while Ruhlin promises a new champion within two weeks. A boxing tournament is set for next Thursday at the Empire. Lee of the Washington bowling team excelled with 10 spares in one game. The Marions swept six games from the Pastimes, Williams posting a 950. Capital City's beat the Turners and the Kowebas edged the North-sides.
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Marvin Hart
Louisville
Beauscholte
Hart
Danny” Duane
Martin Duffy
Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Ruhlin
the Empire
Lee
Washington
Marions
Williams
Exciting Lakeside Finish Tops Chicago Card
The Lakeside race on Friday delivered the most thrilling finish in years with Ben Chance aboard Frangible winning by a few inches over Uncle Tom and Admetus. Jockey Lyne fell from his mount at Latonia Friday, but he recovered and walked to the judge's stand. In Greensburg Coxey Ewing died of heart disease at the Big Four depot Friday night. In Valparaiso William Witt lost an arm in a corn shredder on Friday.
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Chicago
Lakeside
Ben Chance
Frangible
Uncle Tom
Admetus
Lyne
Latonia
Greensburg
Ind
Coxey Ewing
Big Four
Valparaiso
William Witt
Indiana prison earnings and odd salamander tale at state prison
The Jeffersonville reformatory paid the state 80058.61 in six months, and 60701 in the prior year. Michigan City prison earned 51987.10 last year from convict labor under contract. W G Floyd of Haytave carried a tiger salamander in a tin can to the state geologist, a claim that drew shock yet the animal is deemed harmless. Miss Rhodes now heads the Woman's prison, while a Lima conference supported Indiana's state system for dependent children.
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Jeffersonville Reformatory
Michigan City
W. G. Floyd
Haytave
Floyd
Blatchley
Butler
State Board of Charities
T. E. Ellison
Ohio Conference of Charities
Lima
Indiana
Lafayette
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Meridian St
Indianapolis
Craig
Washington ST
East Washington ST
Rost
Diamond Merchant
North Illinois Street
New Claypool
Christ Denison’ Block
RT. Nouveau
Iliagc Walke Son
Tana
Pmbers Merchants’ Association
East
Breunig
Council
Eaton
M. Powell
A«Alinois
College-ave. Baptist
Fi. H. Tinkter
First Baptist
T. J. Villers
Central Christian
A. B. Philputt
Third Christian
C. C. Rowlison
Central
Meridian
St. M. E
Joshua Stansfield
Roberts Park
M. E
C. E. Bacon
First Presbyterian
High School Hall
M. L. Haines
Second Presbyterian
Wm. P. Miller
Dayton
Mayer Chapel
Samuel Sawyer
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. Cumming Smith
Turners
Ko-we-bas
Illinois St
Rink
Dr.Fenner
Suns Hats
GSS
Vonnegut
Kurtzmann Piano
Brated Instrument
Pearson’s Piano House
Pennsylvania St
Capitol Dome
Miss Rhodes
The
Woman’s Prison
Lfe
DR. Carter & CO
John Block
H. P. Wasson & Co
H. P. Wasson Co
J. F
Wild & CO
Stevenson
Optical Co
Rouse & Mayhew
Practical Opticians
Empire Theater
Matinee
Phil Sheridan
Big City Sports Co
Procity
Hyde
Tom Moore
King of
Coonology
Hayes & Healy
Edna Birchall
Gracie Emmett & CO
Four Colbys
Dolan & Lenharr
Dooley & Kent
Horace Golden & CO
O’rourke & Burnette Wooden Shoe
Matinee Daily
Royal Wilton
Badger Furniture CO
Pacific
Unday
Indiana Ave
the Union Trust Company
Insurance Department
Henry Eitel
John H. Holliday
Charles
McBride
AC Asbarnes
Thomas C. Day
Addison C. Harris
George Rothe
Howard M. Foltz
Volney T. Malott, Edward L. McKee
Samuel E. Raub
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