Colored Stars to Play Linton Cubs at City Park Sunday
A Wheatland Stars colored baseball club visits Linton next Sunday for a game at City Park. Cubs manager expects his team to prevail. Battery for the Cubs is Fitzpatrick Christly and McAlister. for the Stars Horn and Grange. Game starts at 2 30. Admission is 38 6 cents, Ladies free.
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Linton
City Park
Linton Cubs
Wheatland Stars
Cubs
Fitzpatrick
Christly
McAlister
Horn
Grange
Stars
Rear End Collision Of Limited Trains Continues
Names of involved and connected persons listed include N. L. Hollingsworth fireman on the Chicago Cincinnati limited C I Bowman general passenger agent Norfolk Western at Erie Pa J A Kelley insurance agent E G Donaghey Pittsburg T F Farrell Orange N J A R Dinsmore Columbia S C Peter Spanos Massillon Ohio Thomas L Porter Washington Claude Smiles Cincinnati Ohio.
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N. L. Hollingsworth
Chicago-Cincinnati Limited
C. I. Bowman
Columbus
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Erie
J. A. Kelley
New York City
E. G. Donaghey
Pittsburg
T. F. Farrell
Orange
N. J
A. R. Dinsmore
Columbia
Peter Spanos
Massilon
Ohio
Thomas L. Porter
Washington D. C
Claude Smiles
Cincinnati
Balcony Collapse Kills Five in Naples Address
Captain Aurelio Padovani a leading Fascist figure and four companions died when a balcony collapsed during his address to admirers in Naples. Approximately thirty people were injured in the incident.
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Naples
Italy
Aurelio Padovani
Pet dog Duke saves child from poisonous viper
In McCook Nebraska on June 17 Duke the pet dog belonging to Billie Garrison shielded two year old child from a poisonous viper for several minutes. A paying gang arrived attracted by the dog's barking and helped remove the reptile. Duke repeatedly positioned himself between the snake and the child and lunged at the creature.
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McCook
Neb
Duke
Billie
W. L.” Garrison
Pittsburgh primaries tainted by good beer flow
United Press Dispatch reports June 17 that a House committee probing liquor traffic was informed of free flowing good beer in Pittsburgh before the recent primaries. The testimony points to possible improper influences tied to alcohol in the campaign period.
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Washington
House
Pittsburgh
Herriott Refuses Briand Cabinet Offer in Paris
Paris June 17 Edoard Herriott declined to join Aristide Briand s proposed cabinet of national union, signaling a setback for the plan and shaping the French political scene as parties reposition for upcoming decisions.
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Paris
Edoard Herriott
Aristide Briasd
National Union
Columbus and West Indies referenced in Boston Transcript fragment
A torn fragment from the Boston Transcript mentions Columbus and the West Indies in a period context. The readable parts imply a historical note about exploration, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Fran A. Boy
Columbus
West Indies
Boston Transcript
Commodore Stingineas Query in Boston Broadcast
A garbled transcript references Harvery, liberal reception, and a discussion about lending in Boston. The fragment shows unclear names and misplaced terms, offering little concrete action or result to report.
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Harvey
Boston
Pranscript
Man of 60 Finds Relief From Simple Adlerika Mix
A 60 year old man reports better health after using Adlerika. The preparation, described as a simple mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine, is said to remove gas in ten minutes and ease a bloated stomach. It claims to expel old waste matter and aid chronic constipation. Hamilton's Drug Store promotes the product.
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W. W. Carter
Hamilton
National Retail Hardware Assn Meet In Indianapolis
The 27th annual convention of the National Retail Hardware Association opens June 21 at the Claypool Hotel for a four day session. About five hundred attendees from 40 states are expected to join discussions on the future of retailing and the issues facing hardware dealers. This marks the third time in 26 years the event is held in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
National Retail Hardware Association
Claypool Hotel
United States
Henry Ford Accepts University Degree
Henry Ford was awarded the degree of doctor of engineering by the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The citation praised him as a Detroit industrialist whose genius created an industry that transformed the world and noted his vision, perseverance, and ability to coordinate large-scale business.
Emil Limp Killed in Indiana Auto Truck Collision
Funeral plans were set today for Emil Limp, 30, who died in a collision when his car struck a truck near Shelbyville. The truck driver was unhurt.
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Greenfield
Ind
Emil
Shelbyville
United States Steel Leads NYSE Rally To Peak Prices
Led by United States Steel which sold at the highest figure in its history the New York Stock Exchange swung into another rush of buying. The market showed strong demand with steel pushing early gains and investors bidding up shares amid broad upward momentum.
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United Press. Dispatch
New York
United States Steel
New York Stock Exchange
First Lady Abigail Powers Fillmore Introduced Home Stove
The text notes Abigail Powers Fillmore, wife of the thirteenth U S president, as a refined hostess who introduced the first bathtub and kitchen range in the White House. The new range sparked opposition from the longtime cook who preferred open fires.
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Abigail Powers, Fillmore
United States
White House
Ook
Fillmore
Cottonseed rises as top farm product value
Cottonseed shifts from waste byproduct to a major national food and feed staple. It now supplies vast meat production and, alongside cotton lint, exceeds many crops in value. Only seven crops surpass it in value, while it outvalues combined barley, rye and buckwheat and doubles apples.
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America
Most Dangerous Snake in Curator Raymond Ditmars View
A New York curator of reptiles, Raymond Ditmars, as the country’s leading expert, ranks the black gabras as the most dangerous reptiles. He notes they can eject venom about fifteen feet with deadly effect and preefalon.
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New York
Raymond Ditmars
Founders Marquette and Joliet Map Chicago River Roots
The founders James Marquette and Louis Joliet explored the Chicago River and the present city site in 1673. Their venture marked the beginnings of Chicago's recorded history as an extraordinary enterprise and bold discovery.
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James Marquette
Louis Joliet
Chicago
City of
Chcago
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