Carranza Troops Cooperate Despite Note Influx
Reports on the Mexican crisis indicate continued activity among Carranza forces despite a diplomatic note. Officials in Washington worked to clarify U S intentions as consultations with Baker and Polk occurred. President Wilson reaffirmed policy in public and official statements while the State Department prepared an early reply. Proceedings on Page 2. PATTERSON-FT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia
Che Voutry
Thera
Slite
United States
Mesleo
Polk
Baker
Wilson
Auervack
Stag
Patterson-Ft
Controversial Letterhead Fraud Tied to Local Officials
In a case tied to Mayor Bunch and others, Williams allegedly obtained a government letterhead, arranging for a forged letter and printing. Harry Stout rumoredly produced the bogus document for $2, with stenographers in Roy Hardeway’s office involved. Testimony described attempted violence between Robert Crabs and Art Bunker and outlined a broader graft scheme linked to the blind tiger trade and campaign funds, with figures nearing $2000 cited. The judge postponed contempt actions until after the trial, as witnesses painted a large network of corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dale
Civic Lense
Harry Stout
Pinter
Stout
Cinge
Bunch
Roy Hardeway
Lford W. Yount
Robert B. Crabbs
Dayton
Ohio
Indiana
Fred Geuse
Galing
Gause
Robert Crabs
Stata
Art Bonker
Crabbs
Crabby
Finan Anil
Bunker
Crahks
Crabbe
Mayor Tunch
Munda
Art Atkinson
Willians
Clan Whey
Permonis
Bind
Beale Privet
Mancycle
Gemocmde
Mentone Bankers Headed by Local Leaders in Centennial Event
Mentone residents gathered as Josephner presided with Judge Owen N. Heaton of Citizens' Trust welcoming attendees. Secretary Eddinger presented the political report and a nominations slate was approved. Frank J. Pitner of the Indiana Bankers Association spoke on taxation while Henry Wred A. Sim of Bankers Investment Campains discussed finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhephner
Owen N. Heaton
Citizens' Trust Company
Inediana Bankers’ Assuréction
Lanario
Hai
Wred A. Sim
Tankers Investment, Campans
Faltaveis
Iniinna Stite
Adarit
Cdty
Folinwe i
Winterigg
Berney HG
Schath Pelrorewe Ab BR Sluis
Huntingtrns Bl
Brown, Garretts
Guy Sishker
Plymowihy
House Passes Preparedness Measure in Key Vote
The House advanced the preparedness bill with broad support, completing the major portion of the program. Representatives Browning New Jersey and others backed the measure, while a minority opposed it amid debate about its scope and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rona
Vadis
Feed Browning
New Jersey
California
Evel Lendon
Rouse
Congressional Battle Over Naval Bill Proposes Big Additions
In a heated session lawmakers debated amendments to a major naval bill. Democratic and Republican members clashed as 40 million dollars were added, boosting submarine numbers to fifty and funding armor plate ships, navy yard upgrades, aviation planes, and personnel. Senate approval of reform plans from Secretary Daniels followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainly
Renate
Shaun Tie Vayal
Democrata
Wight
Tepupligan
Navy
Roxton
Charleston
Philadelphia
Norfolk
New Oneans
Puget Sound
We Tate
Frmor
Senate
Daniels
Another German Attack at Verdun Across Fronts
Reports describe renewed German assaults at Verdun and along the line, with heavy bombardments and Russian targets under fire. Austrian and Italian fronts show repulsed advances near Arsiero and along the Adige and Brenta rivers, while in the Caucasus Turkish counteroffensives force Russian withdrawal. Naval losses are claimed by both sides as Britain and Germany report battles at sea. The liner Baron Vernon, a 11,700 ton merchant vessel, is sunk off the coast of London with no indication of armed defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
New Zelbourg
Rome
Adige
Brenta
Posina
Arsiero
Constantinople
Caucasus
Great Britain
Germa
Ce Vletor
Denmark
Potamon
Queen Mary
Gluck Prince Iil
Germany
Instanditiana
Tommern
Wiesbaden
Kauenlob
Leitish Admiralty
Local notices and events in Columbia City and nearby towns
Columbia City reports social and school events including a funeral at Houth Parle cemetery, a teacher’s meeting in Crawford, and a lecture in New York City. The piece notes May day legal holidays, city services changes, and local staff movements at offices and schools amid community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Indy Jung
George Walia
Meg
George Oriner
Lewis Werel
Geivek
Roy
Tiosbour
Grace Lutheran
Lrof
Ture
Lve
Ayla
Mate Organi Ition
Crawford Lie Ira
Walt Lake
Vup
Fexamivayigin
Meek. Trey, KB
A. Witla
Dental Plinic Sioday
George Leininger
Mr Meade
Sigblee Laborai A Nen
New York City
Ane Weavers Dentiata
Twelfth
Tir
Ito Grister Renotta
Atol
Chostopher Beuchet
Priug
Vanka
News
Wiba
Ical
Carrie
Wetel
Eraenum
Columbia City High
Ris Purertor Garment Company
Sean Tend
Dude
Fort Wayne World Record Claim sparks telegraph dispute
The Fort Wayne effort is cited as a world record in a disputed letter from New York and Minneapolis offices. The missive questions whether the campaign actually set a record, noting delays in telegrams and ownership of the claim. Secretaries and officials debate the legitimacy of the record across offices in New York, Minneapolis, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
A. Canvass
Plo
Lnullisniapalls
Shuey
New York
Poliding Bureau
Minneaspolis
Wart
Minneapale
Tye
Wartie
Tod Campalin
Amin
Halawe Eile Serra
America
Tr. Ward
Naval experts weigh German fleet actions in Baltic clash
Reports from observers discuss German battleships, battle cruisers and airship use near Wilhelmshaven and Denmark's coast. The account references the Blucher loss, Zeppelin reconnaissance, and unclear outcomes as British and German forces maneuver under hazy weather and shifting naval attitudes.
Woman Champion Defends Title in Boston Final
Mis Gleantra Sears of Boston defeated Mia Phyllis Walsh of Florida 6-1 6-2 to defend the Merion Cricket Club women’s title at the REME NAT pod event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philanelauia
Sralia
Raurstodt
Twa Ben Ix
Gleantra Sears
Boston
Coutis
Sears
Mia Phyllis Walsh
Fla Ely
Charles Cornwell Dies in Hotel Edwin Room
Charles A. Cornwell, sixty, collapsed in his room at the Hotel Edwin shortly after 1 a.m. He suffered heart trouble for some time and died while awaiting medical aid. Coroner J. E McArdle reported the death, and the body was moved to the Schoner Ankenbruck morgue. Cornwell had registered from Kalama and claimed Michigan as his home. his wife and several grown children reside there. Relatives will be notified for burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cornwell
Bob Edwin
Sperry
West Main Street
Wim
Coensyeil's
George Boyer
Edwin
Br. Crull
Vic
J. E McArdie
Schoner Ankenbruck
Cornwell
Fom Kalama
Kendallville
Ind
Jax Luneefort
J. Warner Aime
Liseetree
Bey
Mr. Iuuvefard
Vicksburg
Wight
Cine
Dusiness
Art bin Tather
West
Warner Hay
Lancefod Bay
Lewis Ward
Wong
Thy Veltean
New York Enteral Gon
W. Eiltort
Sécot
Smare
Arettis
Wera
Wishart
Mra
Pail Smith
Silrsi
Mie
Mra No AL Lung
Mrn Helle Resler
Flame Telephone Exchange
Fort Wayne
Geotee Dearling
Port Wayne
James Greves
Walherine Merce
Mises
Margaret O'Leary
Bartha Wright
Oversiaes
Thy Foent
Bell ‘Telephone
Exchaner
Prt
Wayne Shoppers
Yestensly
Fremont News Highlights Social Visits and Local Events
Fremont residents discuss visits and memorials as families travel between Seneca Falls and South Bend. Several members attend services, while others plan gatherings in Fremont and nearby towns. Local clergy officiate ceremonies and note upcoming entertainments and degrees conferred at meetings.
Albion News A June 3 Itemmix Of Local Notes
A jumble of small items from Albion reports a teacher Tad leaving for home, an Albion resident in Joliet on Saturday, and Whitley Tait now at Angas Putia school. Notices include divorce grants for Elsie Olmson and Marian Smith, and local moves. Remarks mention Mrs. Marie Grascoysted, Milford visitors, and residents painting homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staibagger
Puiilin
Pasha
Avie
Whitley
Tait
Albion
Angas Putia
Angas Putia School. Mre Yo Olmsiene Was Bratoo A Divoree Lastla Olavstead Elsie
Fran
Smith
Musser
Tery
Landerott
Marie Grascoysted
Wingennes
Maeinen
Milford
Yesterdope
Corydon Indiana Centennial Pageant Draws 7000
About seven thousand people attended Corydon Indiana centennial events as the state’s second celebration. Governor Raistin led the day with remarks joined by Notre Dame president Dr John Tavanaugh and Merrill W Moores. A ceremonial elm planting near the old state house grounds symbolized the centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ind
Indiana
Govenor Raistop
Ligonier News Reports Local Industry and Day-to-Day Happenings
A Ligonier Ind paper notes the organization of a company to manufacture the Hodge road machine with Ash W. Hodge as president and Isaac M. Brovin as secretary, details factory location and pricing, and lists numerous local notices. It also covers deaths, attendances at Decoration Day, family visits, hospitalizations, and various community updates from residents and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
Ind
Ash W. Hodge
Isaac HM
Troper
Howe, Landers
Weil
Cmn
Wolt Lake
Down
Ynsterda
Price
Jacob Tries
Floyd Taylor
Aiseih
Bur Gahghurch
Salon
Charles Sonruh
Wawaks
Sire
Wilkun
Clara Friek
Wade
Willam A. Fearce
Elkhart
Sas
Ashart Stunin
Mikhart
Kline
Love Letters of a Husband excerpts reveal longing and humor
A fragment from Helen Rowland's Love Letters of a Husband presents a jovial, intimate corkscrew of affection. The writer mentions distance, work pressures, and practical jokes while praising a dear girl and asking for daily letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husband
Helen Rowland
Local notes on business moves and social events in town
Community updates report Straus hegth-4 ers company opening a Chicago branch at 1888 Otis building with personnel OSC Nuabausa and Haswell Kornhart. Miss Anna Cage announces engagement to Revert x Wilhalm, with wedding May 8 in Sturgly Michigan. Local worship and Memorial Day services noted with Willan L. Taylor delivering address and notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Louis Smalley
Stone
Athinn Hos
Businesa
Linemier
Hid Ritherinjar
Immerman
Te Straus
Ers Company
Chicago
Wouter
Otis
OSC
Nuabausa
Haswell Kornhart
Re Lvis Cirtina Bank
Anna Cage
Jense Cage
Kate
Revert
Sturgly
Mich
Hwster “Smith
Fred Cale
Miford
Willan L. Taylor
Boreroy Ou
Wekham
Gettysburg
Adereas
Teuncin Moore
I. Taylor Ea
Ro, Wickham
Distant funeral and local notices in Kendallville
Kendallville details mark the town notices a four year old died in hospital after two years illness. The family from Waterlow and journey from Vicksburg are noted. The wake service at Warner hay and plans for the funeral are described with neighbor condolences and hospital updates on care.
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Carranza
Mentone
Bankers
HOUSE
Gontinden
Pige One
Verdun
London
Baron Vernon
Columbia City News
Journal-Gazette
Haligne
Metus
Opyel
Iborn Treet
Wihelmshaven
Dindels
Leet Wwalere
VeuLitt
Moses Onl Ude
Connertion Artis Bren
Blucher
Davai
Bates
Gfiwrs
Etfieres
oPee
Enuyan
Naval
Fifi
W. E. Doud
Calhoun Place
Charles Cornwell
Fremont News
SnMe Tobsan
Oia Teta
Miasine Pinehon
Burl Parker
Mouseman
Canlan
Merle Walters
Jamestown Township
Grand Jury
Gareikawon
Monroe W. Filehy
Allen County
Leki County
Gunlrum
Angela
Fremont
Detroit
Eiopern
Vinter
J. T. Winward
Mantpnlice
Ohfo
Triangls
Albert Tous
Tekonsha
Vicunig
Toonewie Family
Maldwinter
Ware
Alamorial
Groner
F. Stroh
Coldwaren
Brent Pawgad
Lamont
Kemper
Hive
Margaret Vinitinge
Sata
Rte Ene
Bob, Wolfe
Fara
Pleuxint Lake
Albion News
Ligonier News
CL TeBow
Lagrange
Anon Kunne
Leanbunz
Mathias Smith
Miscothiia
Rev. Glayd
Willa Glayd
Kimmel
A. EK. White
Indi
Anipolia
Ceiler Rapiss Lu
Trusaull
Longenekry
George Dengenecker
Marsehell
Son Levering
Indiana, University
Ralliday
Max
Gener
Bigonler
J. M. Rownie
Goshen
Ole Wor
Sampson Dung
de Oldfather
Ross Uuydors
Wingburg Todle
Walter Baladdo
Rakhofy
Burke Pauwtz
Pslerth
Pirren
Cornelia
Fd Mead
Simalley
Jan Aeemmnann
Areweil
The
Pots Pubishing Co
Hurg
O. Ku
Crain
Yale
Ake
Bunes
Jack
Kendallville News
C.C. Schlatter & CO
Columbia and
Clinton Sts
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