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Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1917

Page

3

One-Third of Revenue Cost of Prohibition

Congressman L C Dyer warns that nationwide prohibition would drastically cut federal income. He cites a 284 million dollar deficit and 260 million plus annual liquor tax receipts, urging Congress to find new revenues while cautioning against losing one third of existing funds. Publication authorized by the Indiana Brewers Association.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat L. C. Dyer House Judiciary Committee United States Committee On Appropriations Secretary of the Treasury Internal Revenue State of New York Pennsylvania Missouri Ohio Illinois California Congress Indiana Brewers Association

Sunday Notices From Bat Hollow and Surrounding Towns

Rev Jacob Hunter preached at Clifty on Sunday. Ossie Frye visited Switz City sister and returned home Saturday. Charley Robinson visited sister Mrs Noah Reed at Linton Sunday. Frank Royal visited friends at farmer Saturday night. Dollie Carmichael visited Luella and Ossie Page Sunday. Ernest Strauser made a business trip to Bloomfield Tuesday. Nannie Kirk staying with Mrs John Slinkard at Bloomfield. Mr and Mrs Jerry Hudson and Delia Sparks called at Charley Robinsons Monday. Ruth Long visited Nannie and Fay Kirk Sunday. Mrs Chris Lewis and daughter Eliza visited at Newton Lewiss Sunday. Sylvia Wilson called on her uncle John Sharr Saturday. Our mail carrier didn’t go Friday due to high waters. Ernest and Clyde Strauser and Newton Lewis were at Park Thursday. James Hudson on sick list. Miss Elsie Rose doing housework for Mrs Lee Harris. Odis Price moved last week to his new farm from D Tetrick. Elsie Strauser went to Bloomfield Monday to stay with Mrs Lee Jones.

Jacob Hunter Clifty Ossie Frye Switz City Charley Robinson Noah Reed Linton Frank Royal Farmer Dollie Carmichael Luella Ossie Page Ernest Strauser Bloomfield Nannie Kirk John Slinkard Jerry Hudson Delia Sparks Ruth Long Nannie Fay Kirk Chris Lewis Eliza Newton Lewis Sylvia Wilson John Sharr Ernest Clyde Strauser Park James Hudson Elsie Rose Lee Harris Odis Price Lyons

John the Witness and Baptizer in Faith

John the witness confesses he is not the Christ and explains his mission to prepare the way. The baptism of Jesus signals the arrival of the Lamb of God who takes away the world’s sins, with the Spirit descending at baptism and Christ as the true baptizer and source of divine fire.

John Christ Jerusalem Malachi Elijah Moses Isaiah God Jesus Lamb of God Luke

Indiana lawmakers gather for 70th session in Indianapolis

Indiana general assembly opens a 61 day session with 64 Republicans and 36 Democrats in the house and a 25 25 senate split. Speaker likely Jesse Eschbach. Governor Ralston to deliver lengthy address. governor-elect James Goodrich to be inaugurated next Monday. Proposals include prohibition suffrage tax reform and a constitutional convention.

Indianapolis Indiana General Assembly House Senate Jesse Eschbach Warsaw J. Monroe Fitch Muncie Charles McGonagle John W. Rodgers Newcastle Robert Acres Joseph M. Cravens Madison William P. O'Neill Bdgar D. Bush Chester A. McCormick North Judson Joseph Luther South Bend W. W. Tuifman Anderson Guy York Peru Harry N. Stynerd Montmorenci Ray Boruff Bedford Senate Democrats Bush Ralston James P. Goodrich

U S Mexico talks end with protocol publicized

New York January 4 The American Mexican joint commission ends talks after Carranza refuses to sign the protocol. The memo outlines American troop withdrawal to be followed by Mexican forces and sets terms for occupation and boundary cooperation. Ambassador designate Eliseo Arredondo withdraws from Washington.

Arredondo Washington Joint Commission United States Carranza Lane Mexico Eliseo Arredondo Pershing Wilson Mexican Joint Commission Franklin K. Lane George Gray John R. Mott United States of America Louis Cabrera Ignacio Bonilla Alberto J. Pani Chihuahua Columbus el Paco Anerican Mextemana Henry P. Fletcher White House

Fire Destroys Home of Derringers in Blue Ridge

A blaze in Blue Ridge forces Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Derringer from their Shelbyville home. The fire destroyed the dwelling and caused significant property loss with residents displaced. Local fire crews investigated the scene and began securing surrounding structures.

Shelbyville Din Wilbur Derringer Blue Ridge

Rasputin Death Report Sparks Russian Scandal Tales

London dispatches recount Rasputin's death with claims two high ranking figures and former Duma members were involved. The account describes a car ride to Yussupoff palace, shots heard, a dog carcass shown to police, and a body found in the Neva after divers retrieved a fur wrapped corpse. Prince Yussupoff is named in connection to the events.

London Jin Petrograd Gregory Rasputin Nicholas Rasputin Russia Duma Korokhovaya Street Yussupoff Prince Yussupoff Petrovsky Island Neva

Eleven French generals removed to reserve in reshuffle

Paris reports General Lyautey, new minister of war, is reshaping high command by transferring eleven generals to the reserve. He promotes younger officers noted for recent combat at the Somme and Verdun as part of the policy begun with General Joffre's relief from supreme command.

Paris Lyautey Joffre France Somme Verdun

More Bread for Germany

A Berlin semi official telegram reports Germany's bread corn harvest this year will exceed last year's by 1,500,000 tons. Poor potato yields are countered by a strong turnip crop and a 50 percent cut in barley use for brewing, aiding the overall supply.

Amsterdam Berlin Germany

Wilson a worker number of calls reduced

Washington profile notes President Wilson rises early and juggles duties with golf and doctor Carey Grayson. It contrasts Taft and Roosevelt handshakes with Wilson’s selective visitors, social events, and late nights, citing six to seven hour sleep patterns amid White House entertainments.

Carey Grayson Wilson White House Theodore Roosevelt Taft United States Mr. Taft Mr. Wilson Carey T. Grayson Medical Corps United States Navy Society of Washington Oes The

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