Indiana Stock Show Wins and Local Court Actions
Indiana exhibitors triumphed at the International Live Stock exposition with major hog and corn prizes won by Gus Myers of Elwood and Frank Giax of Shelbyville. The report also covers a bank fraud case, prison terms and closures, tax rate changes in Connersville, and local public school and church closures in Brighton due to smuggling and disease concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Tree
Siebd
Suva
Reid
Chicwice
Enpoi
Myers
Thampshire
George
Curlend
Burrows
Dadbhurd
Beech Grove State Bank
Slortiwes
WNC
CIA
Thee Daks
Washington
Leftdiana
Columbus
Awelenew
Sheep Wool Growers Association
Frank JD. Laalir
Thdiania Wenters
Lesh
Fers
Prisenty
Ator Cailing
Amderson
Pholstein
Guernsey
Ciisabe
Trier
Seth
Wapete
Morea
Federat
Aden
Patina
Chicago
Indiana
Marestialt Resemary
Marvin Qh
Ranek & Sons Af Leen
Phamiee
McCray
Tipran
Aupas
Sebagad
Peerheer
Barhea
Milner
Chester
MLO Dreier
Rascebe
Patna
Pharma
Anna Aestiieas
Dinete
Misseuri
Jodiaiapeliss
Chat
Dadea
Abderson
Tyege
Mty Storen
Naverher Terns
Supretoe Athe
Eauris
Daistics
Finhaenk
Davdhaimipatiste
Supremes Court
Ploward D.townsend
A. Duoisidain
Goshen
Sppahite
Seco
Bbe
Selon A. Endoe
Nichels of
Witchester
Connersville
Conenersville
Fayette County
Jefferson
Senjamin
Pryor
Bryson
Mgbakee
Warstree
Ted
United States
Foreign-born Adults by City Census Report City Totals
New York City leads in foreign-born adults with nearly one million white men and 870,140 women over twenty one. The census bureau reports detailed counts by boroughs and compares Chicago Philadelphia and other cities with naturalized and alien citizenship totals and notes reporting gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Chicago
Washington—t
New York
Chileaso
Philadelphia
Bureau of Census
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Borough of
Richmond
Stoto
Vasu
Helmond
Chiengo
Wotan
Torr
Plee
Dere
Fatelen
Hera Tlhe Popliberiet
Pacific Coast
Pacife
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Jersey City
New York State
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Yonkers
Itochester
Traso
Washington
New Orleans
United States
Cepsus Bureau
Haifa Free Port Concept Tied to Crusade Era and German Templars
A National Geographic style meditation links the ancient port city Haifa with biblical scenes and Crusader history. It traces Haifa’s modern growth, noting German Templars founded a colony there in 1868, later expanding with German support and Kaiser Wilhelm’s patronage.
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Aoman
Browdavery
Porty-Second Street
New York
Pyre
Sidon
Gaza
Jaffa
Damascus
Jerusalem
National Geographic Society
Syria
Hatfa
Wanmibure
Macon
Marseilles
Trieste
Mount Campel
Great Plain
Esdraelon
Terlin
Buffalo
X.Y
Mount Carmel
Bay of Acre
Caesarea
Herod
Caesar
Peter
Paul
Tyre
Phoenicia
Tancred
Willian
Eperor
Germany
Tsas
German Templars
Wurtemberg
Haifa
N.Y
Templars
Europe
Cromwell Head Relic Passes Hands Across Century
The London Mail reports a Cromwell head relic now owned by Horace Wilkinson of Seal Chart Kent. Inherited from his grandfather who bought it from a showman’s daughter, the grisly artifact was once impaled atop Westminster Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cromwell
Westminster Hall
Horace Wilkinson
Seal Chart
Sevenoaks
Cromwell
London Mail
Carl Busch Bern In Denmark Kansas City Composer Born in Denmark
Carl Busch Bern, Kansas City composer, was born March 19, 1862 in Bjerre, Denmark. He studied law at the University of Copenhagen and violin at the Copenhagen Conservatory, later joining Godard and Gounod in Paris before moving to the United States in 1880 to settle in Kansas City. He founded the Philharmonic Orchestra and composed numerous works including symphonies, concertos, cantatas, and songs. In September 1912 he was made Knight of Dannebrog by the Danish king while traveling in Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Busch
Bern
Denmark
Kansas City
Bjerre
Muarch
University of Copentagen
der Tofte
Copenhagen
Thartmann
Niels Cade
Tie
Parks
Godard
Gounod
United States
League of the Alps
Buseh
Denark
Danneborg
Airplanes 500 B C A Rambunctious Tale Of Flight And Bond Drops
A legendary account from ancient times describes Rayan king of Ceylon flying over enemy lines and dropping bonds causing casualties. The tale follows Ge wag stain and a tying carriage fate leading to Ramehander the Tindu chieftain’s ascent from Ceylon to Ayudhla in northern India. The Mahabharatta mentions gifting an aging machine to a brother monarch as a token of friendship.
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B. C
Rayan
Ceylon
Ge Wag Stain
Tindu Chtieftain Ramehander
Ayudhla
India
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Indiana News
Indianapalia
Spaueane Conpany
Ateek
Giver Breders
Petitban Tie
Dayton
Canten
Mbyria
Roker
Mine Cle
Lagrange
Mengo
Brightven
Lagrange County
Brighton
Military Board of Allied Supply
Dawes
Paris
ALT Boas
Yarbord
France
Iaty
Great Britain
United Starges
Charles Lew Marie Payot
Dives
A. A. Cumont
Louis Clemenson
Ch. de Miarenches
Arturo Kellner
Luigi la Col Co T. Daubeny
A. AL Mellardy
James G. Yarburd
George van Worn Moseley
PL K, Chapin
M. Brunow
Baltimore
Newark
Nog
Ogle
Mighty California
Superdreadnoughy
California
Viele Sain
Pacific Mert
Arcchorage
Golden Gate
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