World events brief from a torn 1915 era sheet
A condensed world summary notes a German submarine sinking near the Isle of Wight, several battles with Austro German forces, and unrest across Europe. Reports describe casualties at Fulufingell, captures around Bucharest and Tergogisten, revolts near Ghent, and entente moves from Athens to Piraeus. Notable domestic items include an Indianapolis courtroom shooting, Seattle bank robbery, a print-paper embargo push in Washington, and Massachusetts power mills giving bonuses. A Pittsburgh oil spike and Kansas editors facing paper shortages anchor the domestic mix.
Bribe Laws Upheld by Circuit Court in Chicago
An opinion from the United States circuit court of appeals in Chicago says organized labor’s bribery actions are legal. President Wilson argued liberty and peace as guiding themes during the Liberty Celebration. A mail stage was robbed between Rogerson Idaho and Jur bridge Nevada, driver killed, $7,000 stolen. Edith Colby was found guilty of second degree murder in Montana for shooting A. C. Thomas after alleging insult. Egg boycott protests spread across New York elites amid mayoral proclamations. William O H Moyer named 12 year warden of the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Carter named at Albany Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
United States
Rogerson
Idaho
Jurbridge
Nev
FP. Searcy
Uagdits
Edith Colby
Thompson Falls, Mont
A. C. Thomas
William O H. Moyer
Feient
Atlanta
Carter
Albany
Lloyd George Hints at Coalition Premiership in Britain
A London dispatch reports foreign David Lloyd-George overthrew the Asquith cabinet and will become prime minister. Herbert Asquith resigned after eight stormy years, with the king accepting. Andrew Bonar Law was offered the post, the war minister David Lloyd-George resigning. In Berlin, the Reichstag passed the mean-power bill by 235 to 19 to mobilize civilians for army support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd-George
Asquith
Great Britain
London
Herbert H. Asquith
Andrew Bonar Law
Reichstag
Berlin
Washington Rep Lindbergh Pushes Peace Conference
In Washington Representative Lindbergh of Minnesota introduces a house resolution urging Congress to seek a peace conference with the president. Secretary McAdoo reports the government spends about 4.5 million dollars daily to run the U S service. land public is down to roughly 250 million acres, with erosion in the western regions. Tribble of Georgia is hospitalized after apoplexy in the House office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Minnesota
House
Washington
Congress
Fisk
Lane
United States
Erid
Tribble
Georgia
United ‘States” Service
McAdoo
State Farm Leaders Back Creation of State Agriculture Dept
Indianapolis farmers body favors a nonpolitical state department of agriculture modeled after the federal agency to advise on appropriations and development. Meeting January 3 and 4, chaired by Joshua Strange of Marion, aims to align roads and ditch laws with a proposed highway plan. The move would involve Purdue and potentially coordinate with the State Board of Agriculture on fairs and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Department of Agriculture
State Farmers’ Congress
Joshua Strange
Marion
Strange
Bension
Congress
State Highway Commission
Department of Agriculture
Department’ of Agriculture
Purdue University
Highway Department
State Board of Agriculture
Judge green shot. bailiff killed. juror wounded
Hammond judge Charles B Green Wald shoots injuring him in the right arm while Louis de Douw, his bailiff, dies from a gunshot. George Robbins, a juror, is shot in the head as Michael Innk is said to harbor longstanding court grudge. Shelbyville moves to pay firemen. two fire trucks costing 7000 arrive this month. new station near completion at 10600.
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Superior Court
Lake County
Hammond, Indy
Aikhner Innik
Charlies Greenwald
Lou de Bow
George Robbins
Hammond
Charles B. Greenwald
Wag
Louis de Douw
Michael Innik
Shelbyville
Governor appoints Strange Cragun to state tax board
Governor fington announces the appointment of Strange Cragun of Lebanon to the state board of tax commission to succeed William H Hart. Cragun a Republican, 59, former editor of the Lebanon Patriot and current head of Lebanon National Bank and Citizens Loan and Trust. He previously served on the Lebanon school board and as county superintendent and Lebanon High principal. Other tax board members are James A Houck and T D Scales, both Democrats, with terms expiring in 1919 and 1918. Ex officio members include the incoming Republican secretary of state and state auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndariapolis
Fington
Stranger
Cragun
Lebanon
National ‘Bank
Citizens’ Loan’ and Trust
Com+pany
Auditor of State
Promises Cleanup in Gary Details City Plan
Johnson promises staff and council a cleanup drive in Gary with strict enforcement of state laws. The mayor hints Sunday saloon closings for about 150 establishments as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
R, QO
Johnson
Hmit
Sleepwalker Falls to Death in Rooming House Tragedy
In South Bend sleep walker August DeWispelatre aged sixty died after slipping from a second story window of his rooming house. He was known to suffer from somnambulism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
August DeWispelatre
Poisoned Hog Lights Sicken Hagerstown Man
Charles Parr aged twenty in Hagerstown ate hog lights and became poisoned. He suffered convulsions for many hours but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Charles Parr
Meloy Hirt Manufacturing and The Realtors Company incorp
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list two Indiana firms. Meloy Hirt Manufacturing Company of Shelbyville with capital of 10000 and wood work as its field, directors J P Meloy A H Hirt and C K Meloy. The Realtors Company of Indianapolis with capital 75000 in real estate, directors A B King G T Whelden and Frank B Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Meloy-Hirt Manufacturing Company
Shelbyville
J. P. Meloy
A. H. Hirt
C. K. Meloy
the Realtors Company
A. B. King
G. T., Whelden
Frank B. Stout
Prison escape and city dog injures Indiana notes
Hoosier notes report South Bend prisoners Lyons and Greathouse escaped from the Michigan City prison honor farm near New Carlisle with a third man leaving earlier. No guards are at the farm. In Rockville, Mahlon W. Marshall a 78 year old former post master was injured after being thrown into the curb by a large dog. Evansville packing order for a large shipment to Liverpool Enamine has been cam id and accepted by county boards. Bridges project in the district valued around $30,000 affecting township year plans.
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South Bend
Arthur Lyons
Vigo County
John Greathouse
Marton
Michigan City
New Carliste
Rockville
Mahlon W. Marshall
Marshall
Evaneville
Evanaville Packing Cates
Iverpool
Eniane
County
Ayacont
Miners Idle as Strike Shuts Six Clinton Mines
About 2,000 miners idle as a strike by 160 drivers blocks operations in six Clinton territory coal mines. Workers demand pay for an hour’s time for mule transport to and from the mines in morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Qinton
Indiana State Dairy Association to Meet at Purdue
An annual meeting notice announces the Indiana State Dairy Association gathering at Purdue University on January 11. The event marks the association’s first meeting held in Lafayette and will cover dairy industry topics and local township concerns.
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State Dairy
Lafayette
Indiana State Dairy Association
Purdue University
Rice dishes and desserts from a vintage kitchen
A jumble of recipes describes Norwegian Rice and Rice Creole style dishes. It lists ingredients like rice, tomatoes, cheese, eggs, and beef broth, plus methods for boiling, simmering, and baking. Desserts include Belgian Rice and rice pudding with currants and vanilla.
Tissue changes with energy supply and nitrogenous intake
The text discusses how tissue change depends on energy supply and nitrogenous food intake. It suggests adjusting intake when energy is low and aiming for well nourished middle aged and older persons, indicating reduced nitrogenous food under certain conditions.
Apple Dainties Delight Readers With Fresh Desserts
A fragment mentions apple dishes and tasty treats, noting variety and appeal in a casual newspaper card style. The text hints at appealing desserts and pleasing flavors, suggesting a feature on apple based confections.
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Johie Lambert
Outfittine Register
Gero
Ile of Wight
McOunts
Elven
Cress
Alverichis
New York
Bucharest
Rouoni
Taut Railways Junctien
Hucharest
Paris
Paltten
Ile
Pethieus
Tony
Dora
Enatenta
Bertha
Fulufingell
Spain
Tergogisten
Rothaspin
Borin
Bluehaurest
Slimskil
Weiland
Athens
Piraeus
de Fournet
Entente
Rey
Bothell State
Bants
Seattle
Wash
Campbell
Kansas
Kansas City
Tan
Aml
George W. Marble
Fort Lea Tribune-Monitor
Oliver Oshottie
Charles W
Oliver
Janes W. Osborne
Rae Taizer
Osborne
Misa Tan Ver
Massachusetts
Pittnchurgh
I's
Wilson
New York Harbor
Wilsod
Hoosier Notes
APPLE
Vas
Cee
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