State Officers Named by Indiana Patriotic Bodies
At the department encampment in Logansport, Indiana, the Daughters of Veterans Auxiliary elected state officers and delegates. Names include Indiana Division president Mary Rokline, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, inspectors, and leaders for districts across Fort Wayne, Elkhart, Peru, Terre Haute, Indianapolis, and other towns.
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Logansport
Grand Army
Indiana
Daughters of Veterans Department
Mary + Ro Kline
Previn
Corail
Tenory
Wayne
Hara
Tressurer
M. Hart
Misie
Mahin
Nerre Hate
Gambil
Carrie Rohmer Eikhart
Hose Sutton
Fort Wayne
Pearl Atkins
Mikharslarge
Rexel Brainard
Vera
Virst
Iismet
Iit Pallets
Mehr Sepana
Nit
Anna Br.newsen
Lleamingtean
Laura OO Nischuider
Danville
Alving Meconkey
Gloomington
Treasqiatment
Drysdhi Voss
Plone
Sons of Vetrians Degautiment
George Matthews
Riehlmond
Finmanider
Minntek
Cnmminids
Hynes Serretabytsurer
Newton de McGuire
Dan Seniior Wire Lr
Th.bel Teneus
Undenapolis
Chaptiin
Inten secreGiry
Eia H Haatiek
Crimetonbuille
Councidor
Melissse Caylor
Seblesville
Institution Ed Installa
Edmonia Dawson
Danville Tarkes
U i
Florenes Newlin
Rawfordville
Senier Vie-Pursident
Matte Mitte
Toinsperts
Inuier Yrees
Dora
Germans Suspect U Boat Bases in Caribbean Waters
Air officers say Germany likely established submarine bases in Central or South America to threaten American shipping. The Yucatan coast offers hidden harbors ideal for U boats to hide from land observers. Colombia distrusts the United States over the Panama Canal and could tolerate German neutrality breaches. The U-141 captain described a Atlantic crossing route that could stem from Caribbean bases.
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Germany
Central
America
Atlantic St
Yucatan
Republic of Colombia
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Colombia
Vencarela
Mulh
Atlantic
Caribbean
Made In America Linens Featured At Special Prices
Readable text notes Made In America housekeeping linens with specially priced bath towels and related items. Mentions Muir California and Barnaby crash style phrases, with pricing hints such as 8 for 2 dollars and references to various denotations. Contains garbled OCR fragments and inconsistent brand names.
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America
Pyrex Cooking Glassware Prices Announced
Advertising blurbs list Pyrex cooking glassware with various price points. Tallis dishes and assorted pieces shown with prices ranging from ninety cents to two dollars.
Novelty White Goods and Fabrics Feature at Local Mills
The listing highlights fine cottons from American mills and new novelty white goods. It notes woven fabrics, separate shirts, and six yard bolts of chambray cloth, with dress valises in plain braid tape and other woven items, reflecting a developing domestic textile market.
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Hentye Deeller
Mme
Belle
ecoLeaiver
Hubbard Agee
Bedlet
Ana
Werner
Mae
Mace Powder and Creim Vissue Tailde Prices Listed
A fragmented OCR item notes esd and Mace Powder priced at 2.5, with 650 units at 1.25 dollars and 291.28 total. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or actions.
Ribbons Made in America on Sale for 49 Cents
American made ribbons advertised at 49 cents, with values up to 1.25 dollars. The notice highlights discounts on ribbons and mentions Welnesday yard events.
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America
Made in America Specials in Domestic Cotton Goods
Fragmentary OCR note lists promotions for cretonnes and cotton fabrics with prices and sections. Mentions Apron Ginghams and White Satinette in a domestic goods column, dated midweek references, and references to new quarter and lining materials.
Choice of This Neckwear Wednesday at 98c Event
Women seeking affordable fashion preview large satin and satin cloth novelties. The sale features collar and cuff sets, separate collars, and long roll tuxedo collars in maize lavender flesh and white tones. Neckwear priced at 98 cents with values up to 1.75 dollars.
New Orleans Dark After Power Plant Explosion
New Orleans experienced a power outage when a blast at the Central Power plant of the New Orleans Railway and Light Company injured night workers, with two possibly fatally. Streetcar service halted and may not resume for up to eight hours as officials investigate. Authorities considered enemy action as a possible cause.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Railway and Light Company
Department of Yuxties
Operators pledge loyalty to government in Detroit telegram
In a June telegram to President Wilson three hundred Western Union telegraphers in Detroit pledged unflinching loyalty to the government stating they had not authorized any labor action. They said they serve the country best by serving one main interest their government.
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Detrom
Wilson
Western Union
Detroit
Uur
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