Italy Enters War With Bold Moves Against Austria
Reports from Rome and Berlin describe Italy’s first major blows against Austria including 120000 troops invading Tyrol and Adriatic regions, several towns captured, and actions along the Tariq and Isonzo rivers. Also noted are German and Russian offensives on multiple fronts, with allied victories claimed at Notre Dame de Lorette and other fronts.
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Italy
Austria
Strass
Austrian Tyrol
Pubic
Vienna
War Office
Tyrol
Adriatic
Rome
Tariq
Osonzo
Widespread Disasters and Cabinet Shakeup Around the World
Reports describe the Maximiano Erran zurig sinking after striking a reef with 50 drowned. In Britain a cabinet reshuffle moves Winston Churchill to the duchy of Lancaster, Balfour becomes Admiral, Lloyd George takes munition post, Kitchener stays as secretary of war, Asquith remains prime minister, and Grey handles foreign affairs. A Caledonian railway crash near Gretna kills 165 soldiers and civilians. Greece seeks a Berlin medical specialist for King Constantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Duchy of Lancaster
Arthur J. Balfour
David Lloyd-George
Lord Kitchener
Asquith
Sir Edward Grey
Bread riots spread as Hermosillo stores struck in revolt
Reports from Nogales say two American stores and thirteen other shops, mostly Chinese, were looted by 2000 participants in Hermosillo Sonora. Mexican outlaws threaten foreigners in Mexico City, while authorities appear unable to curb banditry nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Sonora
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico City
Muncie Chosen To Host 1916 State Gathering
The United Commercial Travelers adjourned at West Baden with leaders naming Muncie as next year’s meeting place. The convention discussed travel protection and railroad hotel conditions, with May as the likely date.
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Indianapolis
United Commercial Travelers State Convention
West Baden
Henry Kellenback
Lafayette
New Albany
Muncie
Anderson
M. P. Dale
J. C. Holmes
Henry Billings
Marion
E. C. Carter
Fort Wayne
Grand Post
H. D. Kellerback
C. T. Long
Crawfordsville
C. F. Picton
Robert Law
Logansport
Grand Page
B. A. Tuttle
South Bend
Grand Sentinel
F. Fisher
W. &. O'Rear
R. C. Stone
Sundays and Home Hospitality in a Beloved Era
The article extols preparing Sunday meals in advance to ease family workload, favors simple reheated roasts, ready salads and desserts, and suggests the man of the house may cook Sunday night. It urges rest for the father, self denial for the family, training older children in hosting, and improving hospitality at home.
Wilson proclaims maritime neutrality at Pan American conference
President Wilson announces U S neutrality in Italy and Austria war and says three Americas can lead to lasting peace at the Pan American Financial conference in Washington He foresees results and potential to restore Europe to peace Justice McCoy weighs government bid to dismiss Rigga National Bank suit against McAdoo and relief denied pending litigation
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Italy
Europe
Washington
Rome
United States
Austria
Wilson
Americas
North
Central
South America
Justice McCoy
District Supreme Court
Rigga National Bank
McAdoo
Personal Admiral von Hasen Dies of Pneumonia
Personal Admiral von Hasen, commander of the Russian Baltic fleet, dies of pneumonia at the marine hospital near Reval. The death marks a sharp turn in Baltic naval leadership, with officials confirming illness after a period of declining health.
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von Hasen
Lat Reval
Funeral Directors Elect at Indiana Association Meet
The Indiana Funeral Directors Association held its annual convention in Indianapolis electing officers: President W. H. Evans Brownsburg. Vice Presidents D. H. O. Benson Bridgeton and W. D. Wilhite Marion. Treasurer C T Rutledge Hartford City. Secretary Co R Mee Mooresville. Sergeant at Arms M E Chastain Rockdale. Delegates to the next convention include Adam Grimes Delphi Titus Indianapolis C H Lausted Seymour and C G LaFollette Thorn Town.
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Indiana Funeral ‘Directors’ Association
Indianapolis
W. H. Evans
Brownsburg
D. H. 0. Benson
Bridgeton
W. D. Wilhite
Marion
C."t. Rutledge
Hartford City
Co. R. Mee
Mooresville
E Chastain
Rockdale
Adam Qrim
Delphi
Titus
C.H. ‘Austed
Seymour
C. G. LaFollette
Thorntown
Haymakers Elected Officers At State Meeting
The Haymakers association of the Improved Order held its twenty third annual meeting in Indianapolis. Officers were elected including a vice chief and a collector. Notable attendees and names include William M. Snell of Greensburg and Charles Pacar Win cheer.
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Haymakers' Association
Improved Order of Yeld
Komo
Vic
Simple Fruit Whip Desserts And Sandwich Creations
A vintage recipe collection describes a fruit whip dessert using fruit pulp or jelly with whipped egg white and sugar, served in sherbet cups. It includes grape fluff made from gelatin, grape juice, lemon, and mold setting, plus bread soaked in fruit juice and a fried egg sandwich coated in fritter batter.
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Przemysl
Dniester
Berlin
Petrograd
Baron Burian
Count Tesza
Sir John French
Ypres
Athens
Sea of Marmara
Panteleimon
Black Sea
Paris
Beron Burian von Rajecz
France
Belgium
Notre Dame de Lorette
Germany
Maximiano Erranzurig
Caledonian Railway
Gretna
Carlisle
England
Constantine
Friedrich Kraus
Terre Haute
Leavenworth
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
Illinois
Yeas
Senate
Garrell Hill
Beatty
Atlantic
Admiral Fletcher
Chesapeake Bay
Boston
New York
Dunne
House
United Commercial Travelers
Indiana University
Indiana Academy of Science
Bloomington
Academy
Griffey Creek
University Water
Putnamville
C. E. Talkington
Marion County
Vigo County
Elmer A. Kiel
St. Louis
Marie A. Budde
Hifnoia
Springfield
State Dental Board
Indiana’ S
State Dental Association
H.C. McKittrick
H. C
Sexton
Shelbyville
Charles H. Redmond
Peru
State Board of Dental
Doctor Redmond
A. R. Ritz
Evansville
Board of State Charities
Fred Prow
Clarence Williams
R. R. Gillis
Hammond
John O. 2Ubrod
J.B. Howard
L. W. Daily
Blufton
Indiana State Board of Health
Burton P. Myers
Medical Department of
Porter Linthicum
George R. Osborne
Laporte
General Assembly
Health Board
Samuel Ralston
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Great West
Ralstop
EB B. Stotsenburg
Charles A. Greathouse
D. J. Crittenberger
T. C. McReynolds
Bert Winters
A. V. Conradt
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Hotel Antlers
Garden of the Gods
Denver
Rio” Grande
Royal Gorge
Rockies
Salt Lake City
Western Pacific
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