Wahoo Sam and ODay Escape Indian Scalping Ordeal
An Irish tale recounts how Wahoo Sam Crawford and ODay narrowly survived a deadly ambush by a Tennessee Creek Indian camp. Nephaka Indians fought armed attackers while manager Green led a daring rescue, leaving Sam with a facial scar and both men grateful to survive.
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Rube’ Green
Nephaka Indians
Mone
Wahoo Sam
Brawford
Detroit Star
Chars MM. O'Day
Milton
Witn
Indians
Woo
Crawford
Petrot
Rhioy
Nebraska
Sie
Sam
Walid Simm
Tennessee
Daubert Braces for Bright Baseball Future in Pro Camp
Jake Daubert, once Marion's standout, shows marked progress after joining Cleveland’s training camp in Macon. Weighing 159 pounds now, he says veterans welcomed him, boosting his form. He aims for Nashville and honors manager Bernm ond, confident he can rise to the top in the big leagues. He’s described as a promising power hitter and a developing infield talent.
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Jake Daubert
Marion
Teague
Cleveland
Macon
Iis
Nashville
Bernmond
Baseball News Highlights and Trade Rumors
O'Day weighs sending the team to Magnetic Springs for a few days before the season to improve conditioning without affecting exhibit games. Marion may buy DI Johnson and Bull Williams from Springfeld to add a catcher of rare ability, with Olmy’s stance on Laskey as a factor. Williams, an outfielder, is expected to be ready for the big league next year.
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O'Day
Magnetic Springs
Marion
DI Johnson
Bull”Williams
Todian
Springfald
Cateh~ Jer
Olmy
Laskey
Williame
Daubert Sent to Nashville Club in Cleveland Exchange
New Orleans March 1. A change in Cleveland club players sees Juke Daubert, formerly with Marion, released with a string attachment to Nashville to replace Laster. Waivers requested on the promising young infielder, all clubs granting Cleveland’s request. Daubert shows bright potential though must improve batting while Stovall and Heliig surge in form.
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New Orleans
Cleveland
Juke Daubert
Marion
Nashville
Waivers
Daubert
Stovall
Heliigg
Local events update from the weekl y notices
The Lone of Veterans held a regular session Monday evening. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Creasap on Union Street. Mr John Kelleher and daughter Helen left for St Paul Minnesota after learning of Mrs J Hurley. Mr and Mrs J M Fredericks welcomed a daughter this afternoon on South Greenwood Street. The Maytint Missionary Society will meet Tuesday at Mrs J Mouser's Mt Vernon Avenue home. Mrs Arthur Cook of Herman Street has returned from Columbus after surgery at Mt Carmel hospital. The Morence Richards W Co 1 A held its first jail meeting at the county jail Monday with hymns and prayers. Mrs John Hopkine read scripture.
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Aittle
Virgil Creasap
Union Street
Alfred Horn
St. James Street
John Kelleher
Helen
St. Maul
Minnesota
Jowah Hurley
J. M. Fredericks
South
Greenwood Street
J. Th. Mouser
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Arthur Cook
Herman Street
Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Morence Richards W. Co, 1. A
Hite Ribboneum
John Hopkine
Author’s Name in Draft Draws Attention to Coreer Mixed Message
A fragmentary local item notes an official figure involved in a drafting or core process, referencing MLA and Bakke in a confusion over spelling or role. The piece hints at miscommunication around duties, with no clear outcome or dates.
Fire destroys Embedy hay barn and livestock losses
A large hay barn owned by Jobn Embedy south of Agouta burned Monday night. Two road horses, sixteen head of hogs, one sheep, and farm implements were lost. The blaze, noticed by George Chedier Oneletbar, caused about 2000 dollars in total damage with livestock and tools taking the brunt while the barn itself suffered significant destruction. The origin is unknown, speculated to have started in the north haymow. insurance on the building was held, while livestock and implements were not.
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Jobn Embedy
Agouta
Imbedy
George Chedier Oneletbar
Mir
Tris
Tampa
Bern
Japs Move to Curb Patent and Trade Mark Piracy
The Japanese government pledges urgent reform of patent and trade mark protections amid imitation labels and flawed registrations. Aimed at safeguarding foreign and domestic merchants, new accords with the United States and Great Britain are set for signing to curb counterfeit branding and ensure fair competition for imports and Japanese products alike.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Joomparrison
Amu
Hirini
Oldest Ohio man dies at 90 in Hamilton Green’s death
Hamilton Green, believed oldest man in Ohio, died at his northern county home at age 90 years 8 months 13 days. Born February 17 1888 he spent life in the county. Survived by wife and four children aged 0 years? The obituary notes 10th wedding anniversary was celebrated February 25 with two great grandchildren present. He died on his farm where he had lived for six years.
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Washington, D. H
Hamilton Green
Ohio
Dee
Comps
Chudren
Mr. Green
Big Farm
Nomination to Senate Sends Hill to Ambassadorship
President sends to the Senate the nomination of David Jayne Fill for ambassador to Germany, and also names Arthur M. Heatple of Limneik and Spencer Eddy of Uilnote as ministers to the Netherlands and Argentina, respectively.
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Waatington
David Jayne Fill
Germany
Senate
Arthur M. Heatple
Limneik
Nether
Jands
Loxemining
Spencer, Eddy
Uilnote
Argentine
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Filed Over Child Custody
Mrs. Sabria Givens filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in the probate court against David and Ruth Wilson seeking custody of their three year old son. Sheriff Crown visited the Wilson home to seize the child, but an agreement allowed the child to remain in the present home until the hearing scheduled for Friday at 10 o'clock.
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Sabria Givens
David
Tuth Wilson
Ax Milles
Sherff
Wilson
Akronite Takes Own Life Rather Than Move Home
Akron March 11 A potter Richard Hill killed himself rather than vacate his property seized for park purposes as his family prepared to move to the entry.
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Akron
Richard Hil
Gown Gossip and Kalamazoo Purse Plans
Sliver embroidery and tan gowns mark spring styles while Brooklyn Eagle notes fashion trends. Kalamazoo Recreation Driving Park will offer purses totaling $33,000 across four major races including trotting and pacing events with $10,000 and $5,000 prizes, under secretary W. HLF handling classes and entries.
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Kalamazoo
Recreation Driving Park Association
Mich
W. Hlf
National Apple Show offers large prize for best Spokane apple
Spokane March 7 14 the National Apple Show at the Spokane Armory offers a $1000 gold prize to the grower of the best single apple. world wide competition with prizes totaling over $1400 plus trophies medals and ribbons. Spokane County horticultural officials plan incorporation of the National Apple Show Society with a $10 000 capitalization to promote apple culture and expand exhibitions across the Northwest and beyond.
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Spokane
Wank
Spokane State Armory
Spokane County
H. W. Gheenburg
Great Nortern Hallway Company
D.C. Corbin
Spokan
Spokane Tatern Nenai Railway Company
Wreydle Dingwett
Lachlan Maclean
David Brown
Hazelwood Company
We de. Vincent
Waashtnje ¢ Fon State Bankers’ Association
Philip T. Meecher
Philip T. Meecher, Local Capitulnt
Wildame
A. van Holderbeks
Mate — Trust
Warthington
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Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
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Itea
Vwngland Oor
Germany
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Siy
Albert Ki
Hovst.enitorio Ta
Helent
Iain Grant Monroe
Washington Horitcultural Amsoiiation
City Auditor Delivers Refund Bonds to Officials
Auditor HH Billett handed $71 500 worth refunding bonds to Hireen and Harrison for the city. Money returned to the city and used to cover notes totaling $74 000. Bonds sold at par with accrued interest. company purchased the bonds with four percent yield.
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Billett
Cinemati
Hireen and
Harrison
Mie Eeusiiento
Honda
Bosde
Committee presses to widen probe scope and extend time
The penitentiary probe committee met on March 3 to urge the legislature to enlarge the scope of the investigation and extend its duration until after adjournment. If not approved, the current committee may be discontinued.
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Columing
Penitentiney Probe Committee
Preventing Cold With Chase Kidney and Liver Pills
A vintage medical promotion explains treating colds by stimulating excretory organs with Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills. It claims quick bowel action cleanses the system, prevents cold spread to lungs, and advertises one pill bottle dosage and price. Portrait of A W Chase featured on packaging.
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A. W. Chases
A. W. Uhane
A.W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
A. W. Chae
M. D
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