War in the Air and the Hague Treaties
The article traces 1899 and 1907 Hague conferences limiting aerial warfare, noting bans on projectiles from balloons and the role of observation balloons. It argues nations back international law, with no need for an international police force, and says future agreements will further restrict air war.
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Hague
English Channel
Louis Bleriot
England
Japan
Russia
Marck
Brussels
Institut de Droit International
France
The
Hague Tribunal
Club of Nations
Two More Arrests In Liquor Sale Probe
Dr. Tyrrell of the Maplewood drug store and Frank Sefton of the Elliott drug store were arrested late Tuesday on alleged illegal liquor sales. Their hearing is expected today.
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Dr. Tyrrell
Maplewood Drug Store
Frank Sefton
Elliott Drug Store
Milroy New M. E. Church Dedicated
The Milroy Methodist Church was dedicated last Sunday in a brick and stone building with seating for five hundred. The structure cost about fifteen thousand dollars and stands as a monument to Milroy, a town proud of its new church. Nice line Xmas candies and nuts at Square Deal Grocery on Walnut Street.
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M. E
Milroy
Square Deal Grocery
Walnut St
Fire chief appointment dispute clarified in mayoral statement
The mayor explains a misperception about Jacob Graham. He says Graham accepted the assistant fire chief role, not fire chief, and that the council later abolished the assistant position, leaving the chief post already filled.
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Jacob Graham
Graham
Henry P. Doenges
Mr. Graham
Evening News
Counciman
George M. Brown
Mr. Brown
Council
Assistnt Fire Cief
Diamonds Awarded in Courier Diamond Contest
The Courier awarded five young ladies diamond rings after closing its contest Saturday night. Marguerite Hill won the capital prize with the most votes. Ethel Michael led District 2, Gertrude Nevins led District 1, Inez Merrill led District 4 Waterloo, and Lois Ogden led District 3 Columbia township with the next highest votes.
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Courier
Marguerite Hill
Ethel Michael
Gertrude Nevins
Inez Merrill
Waterloo Township
Lois Ogden
Columbia Township
Chas. Douthit Dies After Brief Illness At Brownsville
Charles Douthit, aged over eighty eight, died at his home in Brownsville on Tuesday after a short illness. A native of North Carolina, he had lived in the area since childhood. The funeral was held at Lyon's Station Wednesday at two o'clock with Rev. J. C. Burkhardt officiating, and interment followed in the local cemetery.
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Chas. Douthit
Brownsville
North Carolina
Lyon’s Station
J. C. Burkhardt
Hoosier Corn World Beater Dispatch From Omaha Nebr
Indiana farmers dominated the world corn show with prize wins by F C Palin Newton for a single car, J R Overstreet Franklin for the top ten ear lot, G L Kirlin Franklin for the best bushel, and Louis Stainbrook Franklin for Junior class ten ear. Miles Gooding Alexandria won the $100 two acre test, while Harvey Gray Galveston took oats and L Marshal Voyle Hope the baled timothy championship. Indiana led with 246 corn entries and also reported 25 wheat, 25 oats, and 10 timothy entries amid diverse grasses.
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Omaha
Nebr
Louis Stainbrook
Franklin
Will Horning
Hope
Miles Gooding
Alexandria
Indiana
Harvey Gray
Galveson
L. Marshal Voyle
Timothy
Walnut trees on roadsides as valuable investment for farmers
An Indiana State Forester advisory promotes planting walnut and hickory along roadsides and around farms. It claims nuts provide steady income, shade stock, and long term timber value, with practical instructions for purchasing, planting, and care.
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State Forester
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mrs Frank Grossman Sustains Hip Injury After Fall
Mrs Frank Grossman of Falmouth fractured her hip in a fall from a yard at home last Sunday. She is reported to be doing nicely but will require several weeks of recovery. Also noted: XXXX confectioners sugar seven cents a pound at Square Deal Grocery.
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Frank Grossman
Falmouth
Square Deal Grocery
The Madonna Pictures Through Ages and Their Meaning
Long ago churches hired painters to depict Bible stories on walls ceilings and windows. Pictures of the Madonna and Child filled sacred spaces and moved viewers to compassion and piety, with masters like Raphael shaping tender depictions of love and motherhood.
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Jesus
St. Luke
Raphael
National Gallery
London
St. John
Madonna of
Father Bernardo
Italy
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Fleurus
Chet
Indiana Corn Growers
Indiana Corn Growers Association
Hoosier
Madonna
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