Fires of war and political feud spark a global conflict
A long critique denounces the Indianapolis News over falsehoods about Indiana fuel policy and Governor Ralston. The piece argues Germany provoked World War I, tracing Kaiser's military drive and Prussian militarism as the real cause, predicting a broader reckoning and eventual peace.
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Chiego
Germany
Serbia
United States
William II
Reichtag
Chavos
Germans to wage war with hydroairplanes, says observer
Dr. Lyman B. Powell of Hobart College returned from the war zone warns of a German plan to use large hydroairplanes traveling 100 to 200 mph and rising to 20 000 feet. French experts say Germany is building planes that could outpace Allied production. Americans fear delaying engines and advancing air power surpassing prior estimates. Since May 1, 209 men women and children have been countenanced in the conflict.
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Germany
Lyman B. Powell
Hobart College
Lyman
The Army’s Young Heroes and the Home Front Voice
Six months ago young volunteers were unseen in the war effort. Now the nation admires the twenty-somethings as they prepare for France. The piece urges mature restraint, quiet patriotism, and disciplined conduct to strengthen the American image and ensure homefront support for 1917 1918 service.
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France
Canada
Europe
Sammy
England
United States
Prominent Princeton Citizen Ed Funk Noted in War Era Letter
A visiting party in Princeton met Ed B. Funk of a local furniture store who is portrayed as a leading citizen. The piece highlights Funk’s Corydon roots, his late father Prof Joseph P. Funk, and his wife Kate Douglas, noting two sons in U S service and their challenges meeting weight standards for admission.
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Princeton
Ed B. Funk
Corydon
Joseph P. Funk
Great Lakes
Chicago
Napoleon
Julius Caesar
Newton D. Baker
Secretary of the Navy
Joseph
Sheriff's Sale Notice of Real Estate in Harrison County
State of Indiana ex rel Samuel Mauck Auditor Harrison County offers at public sale the rents and profits of multiple parcels totaling 229 acres near Corsdon Indiana to satisfy a decree for 3300 dollars with costs. Sale set for November 24 1917 at 10 AM to 4 PM at the courthouse door.
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State of Indiana
Harrison County
Samuel C. Mauck
Levi S. Botcell
Elizabeth Conrad
Harrison Circuit Court
Samuel ©. Mauck
Indiana
Levi S. Hotell
Corsdon
Harrison
Towit
Tange
Eli S. Miller
Sheriff
Harrison Co
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County
The administrator of Philip P Sonner's estate will sell Ninety acres in Harrison County Indiana by private sale after due court order. The land, with several exceptions including eight acres owned by Walter Keller and one acre for school purposes, carries terms of one third cash and two deferred payments with six and twelve month notes at six percent interest. See deed records for title details and visit Corydon to view.
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Philip P. Sonper
Harrison Circuit Court
Mitre
Harrison County
Indiana
Philip P. Sonner
Alexander Floyd
Isaac Sonner
Recorder's Office
Walter Keller
Scott Township
Isaac L. Neely
Scaut Township
Recorder’s Office
Corydon
John A. Sonner
Automobile Owners License Application Form by Swarens
New form of application for automobile license furnished and executed by C. P. Swarens N. P. Rameey Ind 017 Bw.
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C. P. Swarens
N. P
Rameey
Ind
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Corydon Demograi
Lew M.o*bannon
Indianapolis News
Corydon Republican
Politics and Coal
Samuel M. Reals
Garfield
Evans Woollen
Woollen
News
Ralston
Indianapolis
America
Atlantic
Indianapolis Star
Indiana State Council of Defense
Geo. Ade
Fusk
New Middletown
Rudolph Schneider
Automobile Owners
Corydon National Bank
Farmers Savings & Trust Do
Moores
Moore
Hurst Hardware Co
Corydon, Ind
Baldwin
Frank W. Shireman
The
Baldwin Piano Co
MILES
Louisville
Mary Cummings
West Burnett
Louisville, Ky
J. L. Lugkett
Undertaker
Eureka
Undertakers
Corvdor. Ind
Swarens
Adam
Ramsey
Col
H. W. Wiseman
Depauw, Ind
Kansas
Colorado
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