Indiana G A R endorses Wilson policy at Marion encampment
Indiana Grand Army of the Republic closes its Marion session by unanimously backing President Wilson’s foreign policy. Lewis King of Franklin is elected department commander. other officers include John H Case Marion and John J Ogle Fort Wayne. The Woman's Relief Corps names Kate Scott Richmond president and others. The parade draws 5,000 to 7,000, with Governor Ralston reviewing.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Marion
Wilson
A. B. Crampton
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Lewis King
Franklin
N. A. Chamberlain
C. W. Burkett
Warsaw
John H. Case
John J. Ogle
Fort Wayne
Woman's Relief Corps
Kate Scott
Richmond
Mattie Dempsey Thomas
Marton
Willis
Waterloo
Barry
Bloomington
Mabel Teague
Ralston
Isaac R. Sherwood
Toledo
Indiana
J. R. Fesler
George W. Gunder
John D. Green
Marion National Military Home
Asbury Steele
Marion Soldiers
Jasper Packard
State Soldiers' Home
Lafayette
General Skunk
Marion Soldier’s Home
Second Regiment Military Band
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Orphans
Knighstown
Third Regiment
Peru
Garrett's Boys
Muncie
John A. Logan
Civic Hall
Grand Army
Flora Millapaugh
Edna Paula
Elizabeth Howard
Mindwell Wilson
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Lydia Bornholt
Addie Wallace
Sons of Veterans
Frank Shellhouse
Harry W. Christian
J. L. McCulloch
Marioff Association of Commerce
Frank Sherwin
Veterana
George W. Steele
James O.batchelor
Knightstown
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Wilson Warns Mexico Leaders to Unite or Face U S Aid Action
President Wilson urged Mexican faction leaders to act together and promptly for the relief of their country or the United States will decide what means to help Mexico save herself. He said the United States does not seek gain but will aid any effective instrument that can restore constitutional government and stability in Mexico City.
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Indiana
State Board of Health
United States Supreme Court
H. BE. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Barnard
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Ruth
Speyer Lands in New York on Philadelphia Voyage
Sir Edgar Speyer, English baronet and former privy councillor, arrived in New York aboard the Philadelphia with his wife and family. He had resigned offices amid disloyalty charges and sought to persuade the prime minister to revoke his baronetcy. The voyage carried 715 passengers and eight Lusitania victims’ bodies, including playwright Charles Klein’s son Philly Klein, plus Laula G. Dreyfus and Raymond T. Baker.
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New York
Sir Edgar Speyer
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Edgar
Liver ‘Pool
Philly
Klein
Charles Klein
Lusitania
Laula G. Dreyfus
Berlin
Raymond ‘T. Baker
Petro‘grad. Noal
Uplifters Quote Sparks Debate on Human Improvement
A quoted exchange debates whether humanity is inherently driven to improve itself or divided, with one speaker asserting half of humanity aims to improve the other half regardless of consequences.
Fragrant Cuticura Samples Offer Free Mail Trial
Fragrant and creamy emo lients promised to cleanse purify and beautify skin scalp hair and hands. The promotion invites readers to sample free by mail with a book and to address a postcard to Cuticura Dep XY Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Boston
Table Talk. Gentleman Who Will Not Be Sea
A humorous exchange features a sick husband who rejects rotten food and a wife urging him to try scrambled eggs. He complains the eggs are not real, calls the salad good, and muses about New York chickens before delivering a joke and dessert, then becoming the life of the table within a day.
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Henry
New York
Recall reform wins broad support among actors and voters
In a concise exchange, participants agree that recall is the reform both actors and voters favor, signaling broad backing for recall as a political change.
Cinched Him and the Kissed Widow Twice Tale
A terse exchange notes alleged recklessness in a car and mentions a man named Greene who supposedly kissed a widow twice the other day. The fragment hints at a gossip-like incident without full context.
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Greene
Mike in the Telephone Mystery at the Millionaire's Home
Mike arrives from the old country to work as a butler’s helper for James at a millionaire’s residence. Mrs. Rich hosts long morning chats by telephone, sparking friction. Mike botches the call by misidentifying Mrs. Bucks, prompting a sharp rebuke and a sharp warning to “hold the rope.”
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Mike
No Hardship at All
A humorous dialogue where Mr. Primson describes a plan with his wife to prevent cross words. Each time one gets mad, a pleasure item for that day must be foregone. Mrs Pumsow enjoys pushing him over the coals and seems willing to pay the forfeit.
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Mr. Primson
Mr. Godspur
Constant Reminders About Life and Critics
Fragmentary dialogue presents a near philosopher and harassed persons discussing the unpredictability of danger and the overwhelming presence of critics, suggesting a mood of caution and anxiety.
In the Trenches No Blankets Captain Glory
Soldiers in a battlefield trench face cold conditions as they improvise morale with bold talk. A captain hears pleas for blankets, and the crew replies with resolve to fashion glory from hardship. The scene emphasizes grit and camaraderie under duress.
Woman Never Forgives Husband For Not Being a Hero
A woman remains unable to fully forgive her husband who failed to meet heroic expectations. The dynamic centers on disappointment and marriage strain from unmet ideals.
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