Ewing Family Remembered in Fort Warne Legacy
The Ewing family of Fort Warne, led by George W Ewing and Col George Wash non Ewing, shaped local business and lines of influence. George M Ewing 10 and his eldest son George W Ewing preceded three surviving siblings Pegsy Jack and Shirley in mourning the loss of a father and two uncles who perished in World War I service.
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Fort Warne
Tts
Ewings
George Washnon Ewing
Alexander
Lindenwood
George
Im. Ewing
Georgy W. Ewing
Ewing
Louisville
Betty B. Shirley
Green Spring Valley
Baltimore
Maryland
Hall
George W Ewing
Lewis Root Ewing
United States Aviation Service
France
Jack
Pegsy
Shirley
Harvard
Exeter
Mass
Mystery Case Involving George Wart Sued
A New York automobile collision prior to ISLT leads to a legal dispute over damages and jury prejudice. The case centers on George Wart and questions of negligence and responsible parties. An older excerpt mentions medical theories and book sales connected to the period.
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Listeey
George Wart
Dor
New York City
Four Bishops to Confer Holy Orders at Cathedral
The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception will host the ceremony on Saturday morning June 14 at 9 o'clock. Four candidates from diocesan seminaries will receive holy orders from Bishop 10, marking a significant rite with local priests seminarians and laity in attendance. The ordinands include Rev. Thomas Emmet Dillon Union City Ind Rev. James Moran Huntington and Rev. Anthony Nadolny Eckhart with Rev. Jacob spectrvs pastors of their respective sees.
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Ri Rav
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Elpek
Sune
Thomas Emmet Dilton
Union City
Ind
James Moran
Anthony Y
Elbert
Jacob Spectrvs
Alerding
Robert Emmet Kelly
St. Mary's
Ehni Huntington
Niagara University
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Ellenora
James Harold Moran
Huntington
Mahan
Tha
St. Joseph's College
Collegevilé
Food Needs Grow Despite End of War
A wartime observer warns that global food shortages will persist after the conflict ends. Millions of tons must be shipped abroad to meet demand, as the cessation of hostilities does not solve the underlying need for sustenance.
Deacon Jacob Nickels Receives Deaconship
Mev Jacob Mathias Nickels of Gnicazo, former Hammond resident, pursued studies at St. Lawrence's College Mt St Mary Seminary. He received sub-deaconship May 25 1918 and deaconship September 21 1978 in a September 1 1918 event noted in the record.
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Jacob Mathias Nickels
Gnicazo
Hammond
Ind
St. Lawrence’s College
Mt. St. Mar Seminary
Btiencra
U S Plans British Film Exposure Says Brady
William O A Brady president of the national association of the motion picture industry in America asserts Americans crave British backdrops and plans American studios to shoot films in Britain with British settings. He cites Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks as potential participants.
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London
William
Brady
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry In America
Beltish Films
Mary Pickford
Douslas Fairbanks
Japanese Smuggling Drugs into China Exposed
Chinese authorities accuse Japanese interests of secretly moving morphine and opium into China. They claim post offices in China lack inspection, with large quantities sent through Shaotung and Kapstee valley routes, highlighting extensive illicit trade and weak enforcement.
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Chineag
China
Shaotung
Kapstee Valley
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George W. Ewing, HL
Finkhed
Reed, Shop CO
Orisen Swett Marden
Joseph Perry Green
Sarah F. Maxwell
Hoagland Ave
Namen
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Gilletta
Bennett Clark
Clark
Vescriplip
Optometri
Cari J. Kraiber
Son Sciatic
Citizens’ Trust
Seminarians
America
Chicago
Lam
Axent
Calhoun ST
Kremer & Co
Columbia St
Es’ Court Street
Courthouse
U. S
Iuland
Phoenix Chair Co
England
Belgium
Serbia
Italy
Europe
Hiner
Axminster. Rugs
Crex
Brussels
Velvets
Wilton
Axminster
Saxony
Royal Wilton
Money Matters
Edison
Liberty Loan
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