Jeffries to Move Training Camp to Oakland for Ruhlin Fight
Jeffries is expected to travel to Oakland for further training ahead of the November 15 title bout with Gus Ruhlin. Friends, influenced by dreams, advocate the move to avoid superstition and ensure a clean fight with minimal wrangling.
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Jeffries
Oakland
Gus Ruhlin
San Francisco
Cal
Zm Ruahlin
Pacific Coast
Weely
Scott Marble
Theater
New York
DePauw Drills Vincennes In Prep For Purdue Clash
DePauw football edged Vincennes 30 to 0 in a Monday scrimmage. Coach O'Dea of Notre Dame trains the squad at Carterfield, sharpening for the Purdue game on Nov 9 and Indiana on Nov 16. EK Robertson, ex Purdue captain, seeks to spark Earlham. South Bend and Detroit grid outfits meet to decide Midwestern pro strength.
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DePauw
Vincennes University
Asc
Methodists
O'Dea
Notre Dame
Carterfield
Purdue
Indiana
Robertson
Earlham
South Bend
Detroit Athletics
Middle West
Latonia Track Lighter Than Expected Monday
The Latonia track at Cincinnati drew lighter crowds than anticipated Monday. Guerdon posted times of 30 and 40 to pace early events despite the mild turnout.
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Latonia
Cincinnati
Guerdon
Child Injured by Nails Heals Fast With Pain Balm
The daughter of Mr. M. Powell stepped on a rake of ten penny nails, one nail through the foot and another half way. Chamberlain's Pain Balm was applied and the pain vanished within five minutes. In three days she wore a shoe again with no discomfort. Mr Powell, a Yorkland Virginia merchant, endorses Pain Balm as a quick healing remedy.
Hoosierisms and Local Quips From Indiana Pages
A collection of humorous notes and brief items from Indiana papers. Vignettes include post office space shortages in Frankfort, tax office crowding, gar bage burner anecdotes, social chatter about Mrs Shin and Mrs Bone, a play in Kemp ton, a son ill and mother joining the poorhouse, shopper excursions in Logansport, a Michigan City tailor calling his shop a sanatorium, anarchist joke from Dan Clarenski, a flagman near Fifth and Washington, harvest clock sales in Frankfort, Miss Peach Tree's recovery, an undertaker adding rubber tired carriage, and Hammond packing house humor about pig byproducts.
Gang of four held in New Orleans linked to Wagner Montana train robbery
A Pinkerton detective says four men led by Kid Wilson arrested in New Orleans are the long hunted robbers who looted the Great Northern express at Wagner station Montana months earlier. The suspects Rich Wilson Charles Holmes Frank Smiley and Wm E McKernon face bunco charges with an affidavit sworn on Monday. The detective claims a strong case ties them to the train robbery.
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New Orleans
Rich” Wilson
Charles Holmes
Frank Smiley
Wm. E. McKernon
I. N. Baker Dead Leading Swine Breeder Dies in Indiana
Isaac N. Baker, 62, prominent farmer and Berkshire swine breeder with national reputation, died in Thorntown Indiana Monday afternoon from brain trouble. He collapsed while attending the state fair in Indianapolis. He was twice married and left six children.
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Baker
Indianapolis
Rockefeller influence heats Mt. Pleasant election in New York
In Mt. Pleasant New York on November 5 a bitter race pits Republican hopes tied to highway commissioner candidate Stuben Reosa against Democratic rivals. John D Rockefeller has directed employer support and lined up Rockefeller workers to vote, making the employer a political force in the town.
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Figs
Tarrytown
N. Y
Mt. Pleasant
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Stuben Reosa
Italian Silk Weave r Arrested in NJ Anarchist Murder Case
Antonio Livento, an Italian silk weaver, to be arraigned in New York on murder charges. He allegedly killed Fran Pannizzone, who ran an anarchist boarding house in Summit, after a quarrel over perceived lukewarm faith. Pannizzone was struck with a bottle and stabbed twice. Livento fled to the city and was captured.
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Livento
New York
Antonio Livento
Fran Pannizzone
Summit, N. J
Pannizzone
Summit
Livenzo
Liyenro
Fast mail wreck disrupts service near Riverside
Chicago reports the C B Q fast mail train wrecked at Riverside about 15 miles west with several passengers injured. Local crews rushed to the scene as details remained unclear.
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Chicago
C., B. & Q. Fast Mail
Riverside
Election Day Quiet In New York Markets Closed
On wall street it is raining in New York and electric lights are out. Brokers operate by candle light. No markets today due to the election.
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Glas
C. L. Rost
Diamond Merchant
North Iinois Street
Claypool
New York
French squadron seizes ports on Mytilene island
A telegram from Admiral Caillard reports the French Mediterranean squadron has seized the three main ports of the Turkish island of Mytilene. The operation follows a split force plan to touch Smyrna and Jaffa next if Turkey offers no satisfaction. Major towns include Castro and Molivo.
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Mytilene
Mitylene
Aagaea Sea
Turkey
Smyrna
Jaffa
Castro
Molivo
Civic Alliance Appeals Contempt Case to Appellate Court
Judge Alford granted an appeal on Tuesday in the Civic Alliance versus the grand jury contempt case. The Civic Alliance seeks review of a contempt ruling as it moves from trial court to the appellate level.
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Alford
Civic Alliance
Grand Jury
Buttermilk Cited By Indiana Farmer As Cure
Tipton Ind Nov 5 John McCrory a county farmer says he is cured of cancer of the liver by drinking buttermilk and credits the remedy with his recovery.
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Tipton, Ind
John McCrory
Mrs Kinzer Fatally Injured In Buggy Accident
Carmel Indiana November 5 Mrs Jacob Kinzer aged 50 died after she stepped from a buggy the horse bolted and stepped on her chest causing fatal injuries.
Farmer Kills Golden Eagle Near Scottsburg
SCOTTSBURG Ind Nov 5 Joseph C Howell a farmer killed a golden eagle on Monday. The bird weighed nearly ten pounds.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Joseph C. Howell
Mrs William Benner Dies of Lockjaw in Peru
Peru Indiana, November 5. Mrs William Benner, aged 40, died from lockjaw following a sore limb. The death was reported today in a local dispatch.
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Peru
Ind
William Benner
Gordon Meets Former Slave on His Plantation Visit
Monday in Kokomo General Gordon arrived for a lecture and was welcomed by John Russell a former slave from his plantation. A ruckus erupted at Wolf's saloon with fights among colored patrons. police detained Robert Collins and Robert Dawson with Dawson accused of menacing bartender Harry Wolpa.
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J. B. Gordon
Georgia
Gordon Plantation
John Russell
Gen. Gordon
Wolf's Saloon
Fort Wayne-ave
Robert Collins
Robert Dawson
Dawson
Harry Wolpa
Local Stock Listings and Bond Prices Snapshot
A compact tabulation lists common and preferred Belt holdings, bank stocks including American National and Columbia National, various Indianapolis utilities such as gas and street railways, and bond prices for Union Trust and Indianapolis Improvement. Notable entries include Indiana National Bank new stock at 1 0, and New Telephone 5s at ASK 87 16.
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Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National
Indiana Nat. Bank
Marion Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Indianapolis Gas Company
Light and Power
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Ind. Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Home Brewing
H. P. Wasson
Preferre Bonds
Capital National Indiana Trust Company
Union Trust Company
American Central Life
Indianapolis Cold Storage
Indianapolis gas.Co
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Co
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Father shoots son in accidental hog killing incident
Franklin Ind November 5 Matthew son of Fleming Williams a farmer near here was accidentally shot by his father while killing hogs on Monday It is believed the boy will not recover
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Franklin, Ind
Matthew
Fleming Williams
Here
Remarkable Grit of Matt Haney Walks Home After Injury
Matt Haney a farmer in Kokomo Indiana injured at work in his barn stretched the broken leg across a scantling and pulled the limb into place. He then bandaged and splinted the leg and walked to his home.
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Matt Haney
Kokomo, Ind
Labor body opposes Judge John H. Baker hire
Central labor union and Typographical union plan to protest Senators air banks and Beveridge against appointing John H. Baker to the United States circuit judgeship. Baker declined the post and unions condemn his Donkey strike stance in Hammond.
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U. S
Central Labor Union
Wm. A. Woods
United States
Baker
Hammond
Safety Board
Indianapolis Police Dispatch Company
Feltman
Slough
Two Miners Die in Tamaroa Coal Mine Collapse
In Tamaroa Illinois two miners Thomas Crangle and John Burnson were instantly killed when slate fell in the Tamaroa coal company mine on Monday. Firemen and officials investigated the accident and the cause is under inquiry.
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Crangle
John Burnson
Tamaroa Coal Company
Rich copper and silver strikes shock Butte district
Big copper strikes reported in Butte Montana bring new mineral discoveries. In the Emma mine prospectors uncovered a large vein yielding over $1,000 a ton in silver, $5 to $10 in gold, and 6 percent copper. Several copper strikes east of the old district spark widespread miner excitement.
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Emma
Conner
Old Butte
Butte
Death notice for Miss Anna Newcomer former Elkhart resident
A Salinas California message reports the death by her own action of Miss Anna Newcomer formerly of Elkhart Indiana. She had been in poor health.
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Elkhart
Ind
Salinas
Cal
Anna Newcomer
Capital council selects delegates to Catholic societies federation
Capital council No. 276 Y M I elected H. E. Rouse and W. M. Fogarty as delegates to the American Federation of Catholic Societies of the United States. The meeting set Cincinnati as the site for the December 10 gathering.
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Capital Council
H. E. Rouse
W. M. Fogarty
American Federation of Catholic Societies of the
Burglar Breaks into Sullivan Postmaster Home
In Sullivan Indiana on November 5 a burglar entered Postmaster A A Holmes home and took silverware and money. The intruder also entered the home of S P Poynter.
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Sullivan, Ind
A.A. Holmes
S. P. Poynter
Grocers Rodcap and Willson Enter Voluntary Bankr uttcy
Middletown Indiana November 5 Rodcap and Willson grocers have filed voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities around 500 dollars.
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Middletown
Ind
Rodcop & Willson, Grocers
State Deaths list notes several veterans
A concise death notice lists Charles M. Pettinger 37 Muncie Francis Redman Jr Rushville Col Robert A Hamilton Rochester William Gable 66 Muncie and Robert E Ryan 56 Marion among soldiers with locations and ages.
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Francis Redman, Jr
Rushville
Robert A. Hamilton
Rochester
William Gable
Muncie
Robert E. Ryan
Marion
Electric line survey reaches Middletown from Muncie
The survey for the proposed Muncie to Greenfield electric line has been completed to Middletown from Muncie.
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Middletown
Ind
Muncie
Greenfield
Landed, All Right James Tornada Keeps City Job
James Tornada, once rejected by the health board after a promise of an inspector post, has been placed in the city engineer’s force earning about $67 a month, with the health board position’s sum cited as the pay. The matter was compromised and new employment secured.
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Board of Health
Health Board
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Butte, Mont
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Sil ‘Hudson
House & Hove
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Suits Hats
Washington
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