Fourth Big Eeyele Meet Ends With Poor Attendance
The fourth big meet drew a small crowd as weather kept spectators away. Races were fine with Andy Haag winning the mile novice, Allen Duncan excellent in the two mile, and Ernest Duncan securing several top spots. a planned fireworks display was canceled due to wind, leaving the crowd dispersed after a brief finish.
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League of African
Andy ‘Haag
Washington
Timi
Allen
Duncan
Evanaville
Franklin
Goor
J. Enz
Evansville
Southor Ak
Jen Duncan
Ist
Ernest
Gerth
J. Boz
Mile
Amateu
Thing
Wasington
Idt
iCoehra di Alorsiol Mills
Peter Swart
Ernest Duncan
George J. Enz
Allo Duncan
Eat
Oo Sventh
George Ji Enz
Allen Duncan
Danie Fengon
Norra Haute
Arle
Bennett
Bth
Bourne
Linton
Firat Alle
Danie
Fergusoh
Torre Haute
Mila
Earle S
Pihiral Milo
George i Enz
Wille
George i F Enz
Candidates rally amid campaign chatter and varied funds
Fragmentary OCR outlines a political scene with mentions of candidates, receipts, expenditures, and a figure named Malt McGracken returning to Washington. The text references attendance at camps and travel across regions, hinting at wealth and social strains affecting the race.
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McGracken
George
Bel
Jonbo
Jan
Fragmentary Political Forum Names and Delegates
Fragmented OCR text lists delegates and figures in a political context with names such as O'Neall, Sims, Bogle, and Richard P. Na, indicating a party or convention setting. It references cities like Indianapolis and Chicago and mentions candor on voting and support for a candidate or platform.
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Chicago
O'Neall
el Sims
W. E Bogle
Indianapolis
Washington
North
Anna
Hard-fought Evansville Madisonville baseball clash ends in late rally
In a dramatic Hilltop League game, Evansville rallied from a four run deficit in the sixth to tie the score, then Donan and Whitlow struck, and Currens Denham delivered the go ahead hit as Washington and Kentucky rivals clashed. The seventh inning saw a flurry of hits before Royall drove in the winning run.
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Washington
Hopkingville
Owensboro
Madisonvillé
Arrora
Aookad
Rane
Harry Bloyd
Graya
Iriahiore
Saventh
Bwhitlow
Unclear excerpt reports on local racial tensions and court actions
Fragmentary local column mentions colored folks, patriotism, and a court inquiry in Plainville. Names and details are garbled. reference to a liquor case against Eli Por and a fine or costs issue appear amid disordered notes from The West Eng. The piece reads as a rough transcription of a community report with dubious coherence.
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Plainville
Eli
Fragmented Local Notice From An Obscure Community Page
Reading appears as a garbled list of names and places. It mentions churches, teachers, a scout turn, and local residents with scattered roles and dates. The readable items point to a small town notice about events and individuals without clear coherence.
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text references places and series but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmented Local Record Details Vincennes Visit and Alarming Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering from Vincennes with several hundred attendees traveling to a Fourth of July event. The report mentions Mrs Hollen and Anushie family, plus a sheriff, and notes frightening damage with considerable alarm and a porch-related disturbance. The text is garbled and uncertain about specifics.
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Lori Ma
Hollen
Anushie
Annual Report Focuses On Clerk Office and Yearly Figures
The report details the clerk's office annual statistics including criminal cases, civil dismissals, convictions, and pending matters. It notes executive actions, naturalization records, and year’s disbursements, with a sports aside mentioning a local shooting tournament and notable performances.
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Yharii
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