Generous Allies on the Somme and Front Line Bonds
A World War I correspondent recounts a story of British and French officers charging together at the Somme. He describes mutual respect, mixed fronts from Ypres to Arras, and the morale of new British troops as they learn from French artillery and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonne
Somme
Arno Dordh- Fieurot
New York
Ypres
France
Vimy Ridge
Arras
Notre Dame de Lorette
Ablain-St. Nazaire
Mouches
Wetle Valley
Notre Dame
Lorette
Neuve Chapelle
Viroy
Lne
Coatly
Nand
James H. Hare
Egypt
Gallipoli
Midlands
Kent
Ulster
Verdun
Girda
Foreign Gold Flows Through U S Assay Office
The government assay office and sub-treasury in New York handle vast foreign shipments mainly from France and England. Gold bars worth about 8500 dollars each move under guard, are tested, melted, refined, and recast into large bars, with refinery work also serving jewelers. Superintendent Vernie ML Bovile signs a ten million dollar check for a recent foreign gold shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Sub-Treasury
New York City
Tse
France
England
J. P. Morgan and Company
Arsay
Vernie ML 'Bovile
Assay Office
Bears RampageKills Sheep Across McKean County Area
In Limethport Pennsylvania Jumea Irons found three dead sheep in his barnyard raising the county total to ninety sheep killed by bears over the past three months. Reports from Clermont Bloomster Hollow and Robins Brook describe depredations as bears roam south and east of Smetherville. The McKean County tally exceeds fifty killed in the last three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limethport
Jumea Irons of
Irons Hollow
Clermont
Bloomster Hollow
Robins Brook
Smethee
McKean
New Indiana Legislature Allotments by Party and District
Newly elected lawmakers split 16 Republicans to 10 Democrats in the Senate and 65 Republicans to 31 Democrats in the House. The roster lists Democrats Charles A. Haggerty South Bend and Abram Simmons Bluffton among others, with Republicans including Wm T Greene Albion and William B English Indianapolis, among many others across counties and districts. Holdover seats and multiple counties are noted for both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Senate
St. Joseph and
Marshall
Charles A. Haggerty
South Bend
Clinton
Boone
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Jackson
Scott and Clark
Edward P. Elsner
Seymour
Allen and
Brvanaville
Johnson
Brown
Monroe
Thomas Darrell
Greenwood
Laporte
Starke
Smith
Knox
Kosciusko
Wabasi
Charles O. Signs
Laketon
Steuben
Lagrange
Nobte
William T. Greene
Albion
Delaware
Muncie
Lake
Thomas Grant
Lowe
James J. Nejdl
Whiting
Fulton
Cass
Metager
Logansport
Hamilton
Hendricks
Marion
Wiliam
English
Franklin McCrmy
Aaron Wolfson
Harry Negiey
John Spoon
Rush
Hancock
Decatur
Lem
Dobyns
Greensburg
Clay
Owen and
Morgan
Thoman Hudgins
Martinsville
Vermilion
Fountain
Warren
B. James
Dana
Elkhart
A. H. Bearstey
Adams
Blackfords
Wells
Abram Simmons
Bluffton
Edward P. Blaner
Gibson and
Perey
Pinkney S. Armstrong
Owensville
Allen
Oohring Bird
Fort Wayne
Henry
Madison
Tipton
Walter
Chambers
Newcastle
Pike
D. Frank Culbertson
Vincennes
Jay
Randolph
James Kt. Fleming
Portland
Vanderburg
Warrick
James Homer Hagen
Boonville
Dearborn
Switzerland
Jefferson
Ohio
Joseph E. Hemphill
Rising Sun
Crawford
Perry
Harlson
Joseph M. Hirsch
Cannellon
Greene and Sullivan
James B. Hampheys
Linton
Franklin
Wiley
Jennings
Union
Holand HH
Versailles
Huntington
Whitley
Marton
Mauston
South Whitley
Bartholomews
Shelby
B. A. Norman
Lope
Caus
Pulaski
John G. Reidelbach
Winamac
Joseph—Gabriel Sommers
Floyd
Washington
Michael C. Thornton
New Albany
Grant—Wiard B. Gemmill
Porter
Jasper
Newton
Dwight M. Kinder
Gary
Lawrence
Orange
Martin
Charles W. Lanz
Bedford
Howard
Miami
William
Mercer
Peru
Daviess
Spencer
Dubois
James Porter
Benton
Tippecanoe
Alva C. Mener
Lafayette
Arthur R. Robbinson
Montgomery and
Putnam
William M. White
J. Lafayette and
Waynee
Walter McConaha
Richmond
Representatives listed by party and district names
Democratic delegates include Blackford Wells John M Bon ham Hartford City Adama John W Walker Geneva Boone George E Adams Lebanon Marshall Ralph Jacoby Plymouth provide district assignments for party representation across Indiana regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrate
Blackford and Wells
John M. Bonham
Hartford City
Adama
John W. Walker
Geneva
Boone
George E. Adams
Lebanon
Marshall
Ralph Jacoby
Plymouth
New Fur Farming and Related Corporations Formed in Indianapolis
The Roasville Fur Farming company in Indianapolis organizes with capital unknown to breed fur bearing animals and directors J. Grabach BK H. Mann and E. O. Saith. F. M. Bowers & Sons in Indianapolis forms with $15000 capital to supply poultry and names M. Bowers S. Bowers and L. A. Bowers. Co. A. Cropper in Manchester forms with $6000 capital to merchandise and lists A. Cropper B. M. Cropper and M. &hom as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roasville Fur Farming Company
Indianapolis
J. Grabach
BK. H. Mann
E. O. Saith
F. M. Bowers & Sons Company
M. Bowers
S. Bowers
L. A. Bowera
Indiana Precinct Totals for President and Governor
Complete state returns show Wilson 393 588 and Hughes 940 882 for president. Governor results list Adair 324 707 for Democrat and Goodrich 388 386 for Republican. Senate tallies include Kern 334, Ost New 986 708 for long term and Raggert 883 408, Weten Ges 900 008 for short term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wilsu
Huegins
Adair
Goodrich
United States
Kern
New
Raggert
Weten
Remarkable Statement on Vegetable Compound Claims
A reader cites testimonials praising Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing fever and improving health. The text also mentions medical advice lines and claims about worms and digestion. The fragment references a doctor and a domestic scene with a young man leaving, reflecting period health and gender ideas.
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Great Britain
Pralee
Ulseter
Dublin
Ireland
Neers
Gorvean
Ibears
East
Pennsylvania
Senate
Rrel Teeker, Cole
John Ryan
Vallouta
Posey
L. T. Osborn
Mt. Vernon
St. Joseph
Gorski
George ¥. Hepler
Gustaf F. Has- Koger
Vandertorg
John Downey
Eugene Fitterhold
Louis BR
Waltz
Evans Rile
Cabalsinv
Chris Hartke
Charten
Roy Turner
Potowm
Andrew Durham
Greencandy
Wigan
Patrick H. O'Leary
John L. Cronin
Ota Cook
Nil
Terre Haute
Manecock
G. H. Cooper
Greenfield
Sullivan
David N. Seerry
Car- Hale
Allen and Whitley
Phil M. McNagny
Columbia City
Terry and Spencer
George A Bayer
Iberia
Abe Westfall
Gibson
Harvey Harmon
Charles Kulman
Felix Geddis
Richard Sipe
George Montgomery
Jonnathan
Yoder
Gooben
Emil Anderson
Morgin
T. J. Hessong
Morgan Town
Frank Wright
Brazil
Frank H. Gentry
Bloomington
Lake and Porter
John 3. Overmeyer
Keuts
Jacob D. Miltenberger
Charles A. McGonagle
Franklin and Fayette
James Mason
Bentonville
Altten
Dick Morrison Vesey
Francis E. Moore
Wallen
Melville N. Clapp
Mlamni
Burton Green
Deedsville
Nobie
John H. Hoffman
Ligonter
Greene
William Baker
Lyons
White
Elmer Johnson
Monterey
Ripley
J. Z. Westrick
Numan
Hendrick
Charles L. Mendenhall
Camby
William L. Williams
David M. Blackmore
Greenaburg
Wayne
Onver P
Lafaze
Liberty
Walter Mosier
W. QR
Jinnett
Manilla
Manson
John 8
E. K. Coggins
Covington
Dans
Walter Behmer
K. T. Miller
Kokomo
H. Q. Houghton
Jesse Eschbach
War
J. B. Southard
John B. Dabworth
Wi- Yam
L. Woods
Parr
Cara and Carroll
Elmer Aikenberry
Flora
Artemia Myers
Nobtesville
Chester A. Davis
Frank KE. Wright
Lyne Grant
Oliver Butler
Fairmount
Q. Johnson
Gas City
Minami
Iiro Kressler
McCraneville
John W. Muskett
Horaca
G.read
Lydiaham
Suerpon
Halsted St
Engl
Pinkham
W. E Ram Medicine Co
Sinai
Mirtof
Dean
Steve
Ben Doan
Rus Posteraulburn CO
Buffalo
An A Li
Ashe and isGigewees
Signahre
En Haiie
Junio Case
Florida
St. Petersburg
Sunshine City
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