Marshall dies after heart failure in Indianapolis era
Former vice president Marshall, noted for his calm public demeanor, dies following heart failure in Indiana. A lifelong Indiana figure, he rose from a Columbia City law practice to governor, then to the vice presidency in 1913, leaving a legacy tied to Wabash College and the Versailles treaty copy he used as Senate presiding officer.
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Four Letter Crossword Clues Across and Down
A scrambled crossword puzzle listing many four letter words with horizontal clues like house plant, region, stain, and rescue, plus vertical clues including deadly, to sin, lake border, measure of area, and other scattered terms. The page mixes partial phrases and garbled OCR.
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Ohio
Tech to Add Notre Dame Star Miller Aims for Great Jackets
Don Miller, Notre Dame back and one of the Four Horsemen, joins Georgia Tech coaching staff to train Jacket ball carriers. A second coach, likely Bill Fincher, may also be added to strengthen the 1920s style ground game. Miller, from Defiance Ohio, starred at Notre Dame after trying for years to break into high school sports.
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International News Service
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Five Members of One Family Killed in Train Crash
Earl Hutchens 10 is the sole survivor after a Cincinnati Indiana and Western train struck the automobile carrying Hershel Hutchens 48 Maia 45 Margaret 16 Gladys 13 Donald 11 near Hamilton Indiana. Earl was seriously injured but expected to recover. The family had left Willow Branch Ohio for a visit.
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Store Keeper Fined On Roscoe Charge
G Masteurs who ran a store at 50 Davis avenue was fined 25 dollars or 25 days in recorder court for possession of a slot machine. Police testimony said two machines were found, one for pennies and one for nickels. Masteurs claimed they were not in operation and left by an unidentified man. the court warned he would be prosecuted if the owner reclaimed them.
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Baseball schedules and city matchups across leagues
The record lists league games with multiple city pairings including mobile Chattanooga Atlanta Memphis and New Orleans Nashville. It mentions teams like St. Louis Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston and others with scattered city venues and opponents.
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Tlanta
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New Orleans
Nashville
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
National and International Baseball Scores Across Several Cities
The sheet lists multiple baseball results and standings from major and minor leagues. Notable outcomes include St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Jersey City, Dallas, Houston, and Lincoln with varied scores across 9 to 11 innings, and several regional matchups in progress or completed.
Golf Victory At Gibson Island For Sweetzer
J ESS Sweetzer repeated as winner of the Gibson Island Country Club annual invitation golf tournament. The event marked his second straight championship.
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Jess Sweetzer
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New York
Tex Rickard
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Mike McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Mayr’s Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments
A reader testimonial claims Mayr’s Wwerful Remedy eases severe stomach pain and catarrhal mucus, stating one dose convinces or money refunded. The ad targets those with stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis and promises simple druggist refunds.
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Missing Alabama man hunted after bloodstained car found
Tuscaloosa police and volunteers searched swamps for W. E. Smith who vanished after leaving a cafe at midnight Saturday. His bloodstained car and a hat were identified by his brother, with investigators fearing a struggle and possible murder near the vehicle. Smith, 28, an automobile mechanic, was married with three children from Reform, Alabama.
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Ala
International News Service
W. E. Smith
Smith
Reform
Forgery Suspect Held in New Orleans
Cliftora W. Osler of Whiteon Michigan is held on charges of cashing forged American Railway Express money orders and is sought as a fugitive from justice in Miami and Key West Florida. He allegedly cashed stolen money orders after robbing the Little Rock Arkansas express office and a store, with notes found cashed at various locations nationwide.
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Key West
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Jod Burne
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Little Rock, Ark
Dirigible flight delayed due to winds at Lakehurst
The dirigible Los Angeles, slated for a three day Annapolis visit, will not depart today for Annapolis because strong winds delay the outing. Captain Georgia W. Steele Jr. said the airship would fly once a lull comes, with a postponement expected until tomorrow.
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United Press
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Woman Drowns in Warrior River Near Bessemer
In Bessemer Alabama a fishing party boat capsized in rapids below lock 117 and Mrs Sallie Hagood 44 of Bessemer drowned. Her body was recovered later. Two men brothers had died while swimming in the Warrior River the prior Sunday.
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Ala
Warrior River
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Heavy offer is made Willie Hoppe
Willie Hoppe former balk line billiard champion has been offered ten thousand dollars a year to play in the three cushion league and may accept He said he would not play Bob Canne fax again in an exhibition match Cannef ax cut the cloth on the table during a recent Chicago match Hoppe blamed the slow cloth for the act and cited the incident as proof.
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Bob Cannefax
Cannefax
Chicago
German Students Denounce Bobs at Vienna University
Vienna June 1 United Press. Chancellor Sperr closed the university main building after Pan German undergraduates seized and boasted about bobbed hair girl students. They displayed banners No respectable girl bobs her hair. Police arrested numerous demonstrators.
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United Press
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University of Vienna
First Greenback Worthy of Fame Linked to Revenue Officer's Wife
The wife of a revenue service officer is said to own the first greenback issued by the U S government bearing the number one. The text notes that Ireland has sent more immigrants here than any other country, with Norway second in proportion to population.
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Ireland
Norway
Mutiny in Chinese Troops in Hong Kong June 11
Central News dispatch from Hong Kong reports six hundred Chinese soldiers mutinied and killed their officers. Some officers reportedly escaped as Portuguese police helped round up sixty mutineers.
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Hong Kong
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