War warnings and border raids described in Tribune dispatch
The Tribune reports Washington ordered halt of all war supply shipments to Mexico. It notes Germany’s concessions as proof of legality and neutral rights. It recalls a May border raid by Mexican bandits, killings of Americans, and the Mexican violence provoking American anger. The piece closes with a grim question about America’s readiness and future conflict.
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Washington
Mexico
Europe
Villa
Carranza
Texas
America
Germany's shift on submarine warfare eases U S tensions
Germany grants essentials of the American note agreeing to cease past submarine tactics and warn vessels before sinking with safety after search. Berlin insists Washington press England to end blockade and food ship seizures. If Germany resumes old practices, tensions may again rise. About 200 Republicans greeted Charles W. Fairbanks in Indianapolis pledging support and welcoming his leadership.
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Germany
Washington
England
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Mr. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Strengthen Navy and Unity Amid European Tensions
A speech urges a strong navy and army to protect citizens and deter invasion. It calls for a firm, peaceful policy toward sister nations, preserving rights and avoiding needless offense. The speaker stresses domestic focus, unity, and confidence in institutions while hoping Europe’s upheavals end soon.
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Renubic
Europe
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Card of Thanks and local notices from Greensburg and nearby
A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and Rev Langendorff St Mark s choir and undertaker Zierer for funeral services of August Pohlman. The Spievack Lattner Garment Co of Cincinnati plans to locate in Greensburg after considering Batesville due to labor concerns. Also reports include jail break at Lawrenceburg and a string of local social visits and travel notes among residents with Cincinnati Indianapolis Saylers Park and Morris mentioned.
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August Pohlman
Langendorff
St. Mark's
Zierer
Spievack-Lattner Garment Co
Cincinnati
Greensburg
Batesville
Pocket Dance At Newpoint On May Thirteenth
Neighborhood social notes list visits and calls among residents including Miss Lillian Holle with Miss Hilda Meyer, families of Marticke Schone Beinke Wessel and Holle, and multiple calls by Borchelt Bosse Schimke Wessel and others. Baling hay and Sunday gatherings described.
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Newpoint
Lillian Holle
Hilda Meyer
John Borchett
Ed. Schone
Sophia Meyer
Marticke
Raymond Henry
Frank Bergman
Mary Beinke
Fred Marticke
H. Wessel
Henry Holle
J.M. Mart
John Borchelt
Fred Kleiner
Henry Kramer
Wachsman
Adam Borchelt
Wm. Bosse
Paul Schimke
John Menchhofer
Clarence Thie
Aug. Schimke
Clemens Bosse
Lillian Westerfeld
Minnie Westerfeld
Walter Kessens
Frieda Henry
Sehone
Matt. Krome
Dr King's New Discovery for Children
Colds and runny nose may lead to catarrh if untreated. Do not take chances with a child’s health. use Dr. King's New Discovery a sweet tar syrup that is effective and easy to give. Immediate relief with the first dose, no mixing required. Ask your druggist for Dr. King's New Discovery to safeguard against serious illnesses from colds.
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Dr. King
Social visits fill week in Suoman and nearby towns
Willard Honeke of Suoman stayed with his uncle Herman Honeke and family for several days. D KE Williams of Council Grove visits his brother John Johnson who remains on the sick list. Wo Schwier and family spent Sunday with Henry Schwier. Geo Shane and wife hosted relatives from Batesville. Pearl Botner Ettiie Schwier Fairy Cook Flora Johnson Ruth Dorret Elia Schwier and Heoreltta Botner joined Ma Dorret for Sunday supper. John Bauer wife and sons Henry Bohner and wife Harry Jobnavo and family Mrs T M Gregg Wm. Schwier Sherman Hutson and Holden Schwier visited J Johnson and family Sunday night.
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Willard Honeke
Suoman
Herman Honeke
D. KE. Williams
Council Grove Halls
John Johnson
Schwier
Henry Schwier
Geo
Shane
Batesville
Pearl Botner
Ettiie Schwier
Fairy
Flora Johnson
Ruth Dorret
Elia Schwier
Heoreltta Botner
Ma” Dorret
John Bauer
Henry Bohner
Harry Jobnavo
T. M. Gregg
Wm. Schwier
Sherman Hutson
Holden Schwier
J. Johnson and
Family
Recital by Miss Meyer Draws Large Local Attendance
Miss May Meyer, popular Gity music teacher, held a successful recital last Thursday with a large class. Though not all pupils could be scheduled, performers received praise for their progress and self confidence. Grace Greeman and Edw Schultz soloed, an orchestra spot lit the program, and refreshments and flashlight photos followed.
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May Meyer
Our
Gity
Grace Greeman
Edw
Schultz
Misa Meyer
Putter I Ges Hens Old Roosters Stags
A fragmented market note lists hens and roosters alongside ducks and geese. Mentions eggs and cages with springers implied, suggesting small farm stock and poultry storage details.
Social visiting at several families around town Sunday
Joseph Hirt and family and Henry Fehr families spent Sunday with neighbors. Joseph Lecher of Hamburg and others visited Jobo Beasler and Jos Ortman households. George Munchel of Oldenburg closed a seventh term in district No. 3. Several couples attended gatherings, dances, and a surprise for Wm Obermeyer and bride, with many friends sending best wishes.
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Joseph Lecher
Hamburg
Jobo Beasler
Henry Ortman
Jos, Ortman
Oak Forrest
Geo. Munchel
Oldenburg
Bia
Mieses Amelia
Gertrude
Eleanora Waechter
John Oesterling
Familly
Carrie
Elizabeth Brockman
Jos. Hirt
Anna May Hirt
Loura Belter
Oscar Placke
Wm. Obermeyer
Bride
Mr. Obermeyer
Ed Dickman
Ada Piacke
Batesville
Oscar Piacke
Knights of St John hold first fully attended Grand Commandery meet
The Knights of St John Grand Commandery held their annual convention with all delegates present. Delegates traveled from Evansville New Albany Lanesville Lawrenceburg Aurora North Vernon Richmond Shelbyville Greensburg Millhousen and Batesville for the event. Miss Marie Dickey attended the funeral of her mother's uncle Joseph Biebelheimer at Rochester Lodiana.
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Millhousen
Theo. Beldlage
Family
Wm. Farrell
Cincinnati
B. J. Keasing
St.John Grand Commandery
Evansville
New Albany
Lanesville
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
North Vernon
Richmond
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Batesville
Marie Dickey
Joseph Biebelheimer
Rochester
Lodiana
Biebelheimer
Ripley County
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