Baseball Scores from Regional Leagues Reported
Three-Bye League games include Terre Haute 3 Danville 2 and Peoria 2 Bloomington 1. Decatur 12 Evansville 0, Quincy 16 Springfield 12. National League results show Chicago 7 New York 4 and Pittsburg 11 Boston 3. Brooklyn 7 St. Louis 5. American Association Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 2. Kansas City 11 Columbus 10. Milwaukee 63 Toledo 2. Louisville 16 St. Paul 2.
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Terre Haute
Danville
Peoria
Bloomington
Decatur
Evansville
Quincy
Springfield
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Fond du Lac couple wed after arson parole
Plotters wed Dorothy Anderson and Edward Sailstad after parole for arson. They allegedly placed another man's body in Sailstad home and set fire, fleeing while Anderson collected insurance for her husband’s death.
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Dorothy Anderson
Edward Sailstad
Fond du Lac
Wis
Sailstad
Baptist Children’s Day Exercises Sunday Evening at First Baptist
The First Baptist church will host a children’s day program Sunday at 7 30 PM titled The Book Divine. The event features songs and skits by primary to junior departments and highlights the Bible and the American Baptist Publication Society.
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First Baptist Church
American Baptist Publication Society
Divine
Sories
Masonic Home Boys Band to Play Free Concert in Linton
The Masonic Home boys band from Franklin Indiana will visit Linton on Wednesday June 24 for a free concert in the city park. About fifty boys aged seven to sixteen will perform in a program organized by Joseph Haseman and the local Masonic lodge before a public audience.
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Masonic Home
Franklin
Ind
Linton
Joseph Haseman
Masonic Lodge
Judge Bland Getting Indiana Fish Fever
A letter from Judge Oscar Bland of Washington DC complains about being cut from a subscription list for a late pay check. The paper reinstates him and notes he intends to visit in July for fishing with promises of new tricks of the trade and potential interest if fiddlers and bullheads are nearby.
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Oscar FE. Bland
Washington, D. C
Ossie
Mysterious Chicago Fire Claimed Dee Parsons Life
Mrs. Katherine Wyeth Parsons was questioned by Chicago police after a fire in her apartment killed her husband Dee Reynolds Parsons, a millionaire broker, amid mysteries surrounding the incident.
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Katherine Wyeth Parsons
Chicago
Dee Reynolds Parsons
Sheriff Sale in Greene County Indiana 1925
By virtue of an execution the Greene Circuit Court will hold a public sale on Saturday July 11 1925 from 10 am to 4 pm at the Court House door Bloomfield Indiana. It will cover rents and profits for up to seven years for Lot 100 Highland Place Linton and if needed the fee simple of the real estate. It is the property of Joe Pavlick in the suit Butler Bros. vs Joe Pavlick. Sale proceeds subject to judgment costs and no relief from valuation laws.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Greene County
Indiana
Highland Place
Linton
Joe Pavlick
Butler Bros
Worms Ail Child Renowned Vermifuge Sold Locally
Describes worms causing pale skin dark circles and lack of interest in play in sickly children. Recommends White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy that destroys worms. Price 85c. Sold by Elk Horn Pharmacy.
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Elk Horn Pharmacy
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Ford
TUDOR
Paul Fry
Vincennes Street
Insurance Department Peoples Trust Company
California
Motor
Kenneth F. Hannum
Hudson and Essex Cars
Daily Citizen
Rockefellers
John D. Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Park -Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Baptist Children's Day
Masonic Home Boys
Judge Bland
Leonhardt
Hem-Reid
Hamilton
Deo Parsons
Sheriff's
Walter
PNP
Aerrazas
ST. Lou
Farmer's Pride
Camel Cigarettes
Powell & Warner
North Main Street
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