Entente to Recognize Greek Revolutionists and Venizelos
London reports the entente plans to recognize the Venizelos provisional government in Greece and supply funds to raise an army to join Allied forces on the Macedonian front. Constantine reportedly rebels against accepting the move as Greek fleets begin to be turned over to Allied control.
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Balkan
Constantine
Ignord
Berlin
Transylvania
Bucharest
London
Entente
Tebel
M. Venizelos
Greece
Venizelose Provisional Government
Daily Chronicle
Athens
Piraeus
Saloniki
Gulf of
Keratsini
Brod
Sofia
Cerna River
Serbian Macedonia
Bulgarian War Office
Mrs. Spaulding Dies in Bloomington at 70
Mrs. Albert Spaulding eighty years old died in Bloomington Indiana after an illness. She is survived by her husband and eight children from a former marriage.
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Albert Spaulding
Bloomington
Ind
Scaffold Breaks Injuring Three at Church Cornerstone Laying
In Noblesville Indiana on October 13 during the cornerstone laying for Wesleyan church at Bakers Corner a scaffold broke causing injuries to three men.
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Noblesville
Ind
Baker’s Corner
Long-Lived Ancestry Resident Dies in Havana Illinois
Louis Philip Weaber aged 93 died at his son J A Weaber’s home in Havana Illinois He was the oldest Mason in the area He was born in France on December 23 1823 He had five sisters and three brothers all living past ninety with one sister aged 98
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Havana
Ill
Louis Philip Weaber
J. A. Weaber
France
Indiana Baptist Meet Opens With Deliberations in Marion
The eighty fourth annual Indiana Baptist convention opens in Marion with a welcoming address by Rev. H. P. Chaffee and the annual address by Rev. C. K. McKay. The convention budget is being prepared at $85,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
H. P. Chaffee
First Baptist Church
C. K. McKay
Bluffton
Bank property sale ordered in receivership
Terre Haute Ind Oct 12 The circuit court directed Jacob C Kolsem receiver of the American State bank to sell the bank's real and personal property at private sale by Nov 15 as part of closing the receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Circuit Court
Jacob C. Kolsem
American State Bank
Skunk Sacks Under House Trouble in Eagle Wis
Wisconsin resident Senator Clark offers reward for skunk sacks placed under his house at Eagle Springs Lake. He raises the total reward to 900 dollars, citing Mrs. Clark’s inability to live in the home and the need to identify the culprit behind the nuisance.
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Eagle
Wis
State Senate
AL Ft
Clark
Bacle Springs Lake
Ebagle Quill
Eagle Springs Lake
Fear of Lightning Ends in Tragedy in New Jersey
Mrs. Mamie Louise McCracken of Woodside Avenue Newton New Jersey died from fright during a severe thunderstorm that damaged buildings crops and roads. The 50 year old had long dreaded thunder and lightning and was a longtime resident since her marriage thirty one years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. J
Mamie Louise McCracken
Woodside Avenue
Rioters and police clash. three killed in Jersey oil fields
In Bayonne New Jersey rioting by striking refinery workers and their sympathizers sparked a pitched battle with special police. At least three men were shot and killed while several others on both sides were wounded as long running labor troubles flared anew in the oil field region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Verdict award breaks records in Teitfart case
Richmond Ind October 18 A verdict for the largest damages for personal injuries in Wayne county was returned in the case of Clarence Teitfart who was granted 15000 dollars from the Pennsylvania Railroad company for the loss of a hand while employed as a brakeman. The company will appeal.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne County
Clarence Teitfart
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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