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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
13
Sailors Report Vera Cruz Campaign on New York Ship
A former Mariah Hill boy aboard the New York battleship describes the Vera Cruz operations. He details rapid sailing from New York to Vera Cruz, shore landings, and combat against snipers, with General Funston arriving and the navy turning over to the army. He notes shore liberty, sports, cheap fruit, and longing for home beer, and expects returns to New York by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Dings
Unele Sam
Indiana
Philaelphia Navy Yard
Mexican
New York Bay
Newport
R. I
Hampton Roade
Carta
Funston
Township Mass Convention in Ferdinand Township
The Democrats of Ferdinand Township will hold a mass convention at the School House on July 30, 1914 at 7:30 p m to nominate Democratic candidates for the Advisory Board Road Supervisor in each road district Justice of the Peace and Constable. Supervisors will be named by district. A speaker will address voters on campaign issues. All Democrats urged to attend. Permanent Committee members Bomar Traylor Chairman Jos A Sonderman Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Ferdinand
Justice of the Peace
Said
Penepat
Bomar Traylor
Jos. A. Sonderman
Congress Keeps 20 Cents Mileage Rate For Lawmakers
In Washington on July 14 the House, by 182 to 122, kept the mileage allowance at 20 cents a mile for both senators and representatives. The debate included graft charges as Underwood and Mann voted for the higher rate. All Indiana members present voted to maintain the current rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Today
Senate
Underwood
Mann
Local residents and visitors in town on various business
John Weigand of Huff and A J Reinacker among others visited town on business. Jos Mueller and Jos Fischer of St Meinrad were in town for business. Many locals and visitors from Evansville Louisville Huntingburg Rockport and Chicago stopped by the Convent and nearby homes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weigand
Huff
Jos. Mueller
Louisville
Jos. Fischer
St. Meinrad
Alvin Beard
Adgeville
John L. Brett
Jasper
Tuesaday
Ed Lukemeyer
Huntingburg
Wm. Goetz
Olivia of
Huffmann
John Well Treated in Rockport Threshing Report
From Rockport Indiana dated July 14 1914 a letter reports the Rainbow Threshing Co outfit threshing at about 1000 bushels daily with wheat yielding 20 to 30 bushels per acre. Headquarters at Henry Schweippe who threshes 1015 bushels. Attended events include an invitation dance at Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works with grafatone music and a Saturday feast. Crew listed includes Adam Schaffer John Co Hassfurther Anton Obermeyer and others. A Jersey milch cow for sale and William Rogers silverware tickets promoted by Bartley Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Rainbow Threshing Co
Everbody
Henry Schweeppe
Schweippe
John C. Hass
Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works
Robert Altmann
Herb Uebelher
Renus Reinacher
Ed‘ Schapmeier
Maggie
Ida
Olivia Morgen
Mary Schuhmacher
Local Families Visit In Saint Meinrad Area
Residents and relatives from Milwaukee Louisville Indianapolis Boonville and St Meinrad gathered for visits and travel. Notable names include Mrs Shellspaper Mrs Becher Mr Weerter Miss Beckmann and Mr Ramsey with several trips to St Meinrad St Henry Mariah Hill and local homes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellspaper
Milwaukee, Wis
Ed Becher
St. Meinrad
Katharine Fisher
Gustav Weerter
Valentine Fleig
Ed Altmeyer
Albert Eheinacker
St. Meinurad
Mariah Hill
St. Henry
Mary Gross
Indianapolis
John Reinacker
Boonville
Huerta Family Flees Capitol as Resignation Rumors Grow
Washington dispatches report Huerta and his family flee Mexico City with Gen Blanquet as diplomats in Washington anticipate a possible resignation. Some officials doubt Huerta is ready to quit while others expect a final stand against the Constitutionalists. Efforts focus on transferring power with minimal bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Huerta
Mexico City
State Department
Diplomatic’ Corps
Washington
Blanquet
Vera Cruz
Querido Modena
Mexico
Huerta Resigns and Succession Named in Local Notice
News reaches presbytery as Huerta resigns and Francisca Carbajal is named his successor. Neighbors honor the editor's wife with a birthday surprise at a Monday gathering. Guests bring foods and play five hundred after the ceremony. Attendees include Mr and Mrs John Moellers Ft Smith Ark Mr and Mrs Joe Kuntz and children Mr and Mrs John Hollindens Eaglebert Dilger and daughters Augusta Katherine and Mathilda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauke
Mra
John Moellers
Ft. Smith, Ark
Joe Kuntz
John Hollindens
Eagelbert Dilger
Augusta
Katherine
Mathilda
Beckmann July Reduction Gate Promises Bargains
Local shoppers are urged to visit Henry Beck's shops for a large, advertised sale with substantial discounts highlighted by a price of 269 on the dollar. The notice promotes ladies and children's wear and invites customers to come today for the complete selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckmann
Henry Beck
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Jimmy) Yellig
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Cline
Mile
Adgie Castillo
Emerson Dietrich
Castillo
Chicago
A. J. Reinacker
Dale
J. H. Beckmann
Tell City
Rents Reinacker
Frank Moeller
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Herman Petry
Lizzie Lfndenschmidt
Raymond Snyder
Mayme Meyer
Schriefer Bros
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John R.daunhaver
Hig Auto
Joseph Gordon of
Longouteo
Father Gregory
J.B. Schmitt
Evaneville
R. J. Beckmann
Frank Lehnen
Marieh Hil
Ed Gehlhausen
Mrs
Gunt Gehlhausen
John Duunhauer, Jr
Henry Obermeyer
Jos. Sondermann
Mathilda Sondermann
Faribault, Minn
Ben Grewe
August Gehlhausen
Katie
Mary Remke
Home Folke
Theresia Frey
Rosa Blemer
New Albany
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Siberia
Claude Skelton
Richard Gehlhausen
Holland
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Cincinnati
Frank Reckelhoff
Anna
Etoma’ Bromm
Charles Vanter
George
John
Rockport, Ind
Bartley Bros
William Rogers
John Bumm
Cornelia Beckmann
Robert Ramsey
Henry Beckmann
Chas, Gain
Milwaukee
St. Meinrad Abbey
Mia
Frank Hettich
Albert Hoffman
Leutert
Herb” “Senninger
Werney “Wollenmenn
Wm Hack
Agrhard
Joe Bolte
Hig i
Capitol
I 1S
Presade
Francisca Carbajal
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