Loyalty to America Would Be General Among German Americans
In Chicago a panel of prominent German Americans states that in a US Germany war German Americans would remain loyal to the United States. Judge Theodore Brentano Attorney Harry Rubens and Herman Paeencke say naturalized Germans would honor their oath and fight for the Stars and Stripes if conflict arose.
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Chicago
Ill
United States
Germany
Lusitania
Theodore Brentano
Criminal Court
Harry Rubens
Stars and Stripes
Herman Paeencke
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Iron Cross
State official warns on wagon bed capacity in contracts
H E Barnard state commissioner of weights and measures orders contractors and teamsters to ensure wagon beds hold the stated amounts of material. He urges measuring capacity in cubic feet at delivery and directs inspectors and police to enforce honest measures to curb fraud.
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H. E. Barnard
Garnard
Monen Wins Louisville to Chicago Stock Special Contract
The Monen company secured a contract to operate a stock special from Louisville to Chicago. The first train arrived at 2 50 this morning with about thirty cars for Armour & Company. The service promises better revenue than passenger trains. Lafayette Courier.
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Louisville
Chicago
Armour & Company
Lafayette Courier
Baby sustains head injury after jar collision
The 18 months old son of Mr and Mrs James Hill of North H Street struck his head on a stone jar Wednesday. A local physician dressed the wound and set seven stitches. The child is reported to be improving this afternoon.
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James Hill
North H Street
Karl
Mose Norris
North I Street
Bedford Concert Band Receives War Tarture Shipment
Assistant Director Frank J. Teed reports Bedford Concert Band has received war gear. The group anticipates arrival by Saturday as materials are shipped and distributed to members.
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Frank J. Teed
Bedford
Catholic Mission to be Held at St Vincent de Paul Cathedral
The St Vincent de Paul parish announces a Catholic mission by Rev Father Laaners at the cathedral for one week starting Sunday May 23. Two prominent priests will teach about Catholicism, and services will be open to the public. Also noted are updates on Karl Norris's bronchitis and Mrs John B Stipp's recovery from an appendicitis operation in McPherson Kansas.
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St. Vincent de Paul
Father Laaners
John B. Stipp
McPherson
Kansas
Purge Purport from Ill Admitted Scottish Rite Funeral
Ora Richardson, 28, died of tuberculosis in Indianapolis after alleged cruel treatment. Service details and burial arrangements were incomplete. The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite held a funeral for Ora Richardson with a large procession and church service. George Troy filed a complaint seeking mediation in a custody dispute involving Mary Troy and a minor child.
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Ora Ritchardson
Mary Troy
Republicans Plan Suit to Challenge Primary Law Section
The Republican State Committee in Indianapolis will file a suit to set aside a 1915 primary election law provision that could disqualify thousands of independent voters from nominations. A subcommittee report urged prompt action to proceed with legal steps with minimal delay.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Republcam State Committee
State Committee
Judge Willian de Clark to preside in Perkins arson trial
Special Judge Willian de Clark, a Bedford attorney, will preside over the arson trial of Albert M. Perkins in Washington Indiana. Trial set for March 27 after lawyers agreed via long distance telegraph and a venue change was granted earlier this week. Washington Democrat reports the settlement of a new hearing date.
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Willian de Clark
Bedford
Albert M. Perkins
Clark
Washington Democra
Unclear Fragment Reports Individual and Names
Fragmentary text mentions a Mr denied and Miss Fauretta Carmi with possible related names. lacks coherent event or context to establish a clear news item or outcome.
Surprise Monday wedding unites Ow en Carmichaels in Oolitic
Romence dating from childhood days culminated in a surprise marriage Monday evening for Jam L Owens and Shael Carmichael at 8 PM in the Dalton home. The groom runs a saw mill at Oolitic and the bride, a former deputy postmistress, has lived in Bedford. they will reside with the bride’s parents at 1220 West Thirteenth Street.
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Romence
Jam Loesie Ow
Latreits
Oolitic
Shael
Dauugh
West
Cormichodh Sron
Andrew Carmichael
Bloomington
R A. F. Dalton
Mr. Owens
Cleveland
Ohio
Epworth League Hosts Rev Lenig Sermon Night
The Epworth League at First Methodist invites all to hear Rev Frank Lenig present Our Country. There is no admission. a free will offering will aid the League treasury. Also notes a child’s indigestion case and a brother’s family illness in Greensburg.
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Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Frank Lenig
League
Lenig
Misprint Alters School Site Distance Law in Indiana
A legislative misprint changed the site rule for schools near railroads from steam or interurban lines to streams. Secretary J N Turby of the State Board of Health explains no attorney general opinion is needed and that only the legislature can alter the word stream, asserting buildings may be placed as close to steam railroads as desired.
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Lawrence
J. N. Turby
State Board of Health
State and of Health
BGLE ATUS BGLE ATUS Without An Owners cts.-in
Fragmentary notice notes actions related to owners and cts in a legal or financial context. Summary references a case or filing but readable specifics are limited in the text.
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Cts
Lost bicycle leads to unrelated wheel discovery at church
Police were notified that Henry Zollman’s son lost a bicycle left in a church basement. A second wheel, a man’s bike, was found and not identified as the Zollman property. the owner can claim it. Also notes local movements and elderly residents visiting relatives and traveling to Spencer and Norman Station.
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Henry Zollman
Paoli Pike Route Promoted as Dixie Highway Choice
New Albany hosts over fifty Paoli Pike supporters meeting to back the Paoli route for the Dixie highway from New Albany to Indianapolis. Local officials and state leaders tout scenic value and county efforts, aiming to influence Indiana Dixie highway commissioners amid rival routes.
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Bloomington
Bedford
Orleans
Paoli
Frederi Pure
Pal Myra
Sellersburg
Salem
Indanapolis
Jonn H W. Shine
Chamber of Concmerce
Shine
New Albany
Indianapolis
Charles Juang
W. LL Weitknecht
Mitchell
J. Kl. l Edwards
E. C. Cogswell
John ‘A. Martin
Fredericksburg
Martinsville
State University of Bloomington
French Lick
West
Badenes
Wyandille Cave
Marengs Cave
Old Capital
Corydon
Galthis
New Albany Automobile Club
George
Ir. Hester
Reymond
Jester
Clyde Martin
Indiana Commission
Floyd County
Highway Commission
Bo Wright
Death follows illness of 18 year old Mrs Edwards at Norman
The funeral of Mrs. Fred Edwards who died at her Norman Station home after weeks of illness was held Wednesday, with burial in Liberty Cemetery. She was 18 and formerly Miss Orlena Rhintlock, a well known resident of the city.
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Anderson Parris
Lawrencenort
Norman Station
William Parris
Parris
Aige
Fred Edwards
Norman
Liberty Cemetery
Edwards
Orlena Rhintlock
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