Indiana Delegation Heads West on Special Trains
Indiana's Democratic delegation departed Indianapolis on two special trains amid a Marion club parade to Union Station. A large crowd of boosters accompanied the delegation supporting the renomination of Thomas J. Marshall for the party's presidential ticket.
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Legals Notice of Meeting of County Board of Review
The county board of review schedule for 1926 is announced with township by township dates for review and equalization. HUSH, county assessor and president JACOB G. GARK. KILMER BE WRIGHT. ROY itt Jad&witt. SHortyagpe exemp- 8.
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Champs Edge Grays 4–3 In Slippery Sunday Tilt
Washington lost 4 to 3 on the Champs home grounds in the first meeting of the season. Both starters wobbled in bad innings amid slippery balls, but the Champs benefited from timely hitting and fielding to score in the third and sixth frames, while the Grays battled back with walks and two bases on balls in Hancock's fifth. Murray stole a base and produced a late single, but the Champs held on for the victory and a possible rematch next Sunday.
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Princeton Beats Purdue In Rain Welters at Central Park
The game saw a rain soaked ball park as Princeton and Purdue clash. Purdue led early while Hancock and Weitzel delivered notable pitching. Final innings kept the Champs scoreless aside from a single late threat, with cautious base running and a minor fielding error shaping the tense finale.
Tea Line Telegraph Messages at Claypool Hotel
A telegraph line was sent to the room where a pink tea was held by the Woman's Club of Indiana at the Claypool Hotel. Prominent women writers including Yona Gate Gene Stratton Porter Annie Ellows Johnson and Ida M Tarbell received messages during the event.
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