Twelve men refuse to fight Germany in war era
June 17 reports reveal twelve privates at Camp Upton New York and Gordon Georgia were sentenced to eighteen months to twenty years in prison by courts martial for refusing to serve against Germany and Austria. Secretary Baker says they are not conscientious objectors and lack review rights.
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Washington
Campa Upton
New York
Gordon
Georgia
Baker
War Department
Germany
Austria
Baler
Tirn
United States
Two weddings solemnized at Columbia City Ind
In Columbia City Indiana on June 1 two year couples wed. Ray Thins and Zoe Dittendarter exchanged vows at 2 PM with Rev J A Leonard officiating. Raymond Langohr and Mary Erna were married at the bride’s home, with Rev Leonard presiding and a reception following. Both couples planned honeymoons at Chapman Lake and will reside at 207 B Jefferson Street and Van Buren Street respectively.
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Colemata City
Ind
Frei
Ray Thins
Zoe Dittendarter
Raymond Langehr
Mary Erna
Ray LeRoy Valllipa
Mia
Fanaraen Pawtoh
Mra
Ove
Zoe DiffebAneter
O. He
Wiffendarfer
South Main
Astraet
J. A. Lonard
Bapilec Whareh
Carter Dittendorfer
Tittie Zueting Ditefendorfer
Carl Franes
Jennie Luckenbiil
Chapman Lake
Warner
Hee
Bie Han
Miox
Moat
Phillipata
Bolgarde
Moat Market
Thie City
Bert
Jefferson Treet
Chin City
Traymond Langohr
Frank Lanwohr
Banat van Buren
Mary G. Erna
Jacob Erna
Collinwood Avenue
Thin Oity
Ferna
Amilex
Rav
OB. Leonard
Mret Baytiat
Tred
Dewey Frei
Brife
Mias Falth Corn
Fort Warhe
Mary Snyder
Promins
Grolock
Ray Pillip
Warenw
van Buren Street
Henry
Mieelty
Lantkohr
Fonater
Thiney
Local notices list deaths and community updates in Van Wert
Several obituaries and society items from Van Wert and New Haven note Mrs. Oien Ww. Bima’s death at 30, memorials for Lieut. Richard Brumback Teed, and various social visits, school events, and county notices. Residents head to Camp Sherman, travel to Delaware for Ohio Wesleyan commencement, and local officials shift town marshal duties as community events unfold.
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van Wort
Oien
Bima
North Burt
Esc
E Ohureh
Rebekah Indee
Eleanor
Delaware
Xervman
Ohio
Miog Margate
George N. Heed
OU City
Pay
L. Reed
Marietta
Johin A. Reid
Housekeepers' season needs and linen department specials
An ad highlights summer readiness with linnen closet items and new fabrics. Mercerized table damask offers 66 and 72 inch widths at varying prices, pure linen damask 72 inches wide scarce at 2.50, dimity bed spreads for easy laundering, heavy Huck Toweling, and Turkish towels with decorative stripes.
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Wortn-Whhee
Dimity
Silk fashions for summer women and suits
An advertisement extols summer silk wear for women with dainty cool silk suits and elaborate gowns. It showcases various silk fabrics including printed foulard silks in 36 to 40 inch widths priced from 1.29 to 1.98 per yard, highlighting style and quality.
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Punnanygane
Spring Ginghams In Towns Biggest Showing Yet
The largest and prettiest ginghams display draws many shoppers as demand surges this season. Plaids and stripes come in all qualities from 25 to 50 cents per yard, including a 32 inch wide selection at 25 cents a yard.
Spring and Summer Underwear Stock Now Available
A local retailer promotes its Spring and Summer underwear line, claiming better qualities and better values. The notice urges customers to address their needs now and look to the store for reliable basics.
Men’s Hosiery Stock Attracts Value Conscious Shoppers
Our stock of Hosiery for men is complete at all times. Everything that is good in Men's Hose will be found here in qualities that will give satisfactory service. See the values at 25c, 35c, and 50c.
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Orville Hungneta
Indianapolis
Lloyd Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Lindlahr Hospital
Chicago
KR. W. Rob
Chapman
Everett Anderton
Wille Mulser
Willie
Lawrence Gobley
Lovlavilin
Sporgeun N
Markley
Vna
Thetar
Tme
Fort Wayne
New Silk Neckwear in latest styles and colors
The advertisement presents a collection of men’s neckwear described as newest and prettiest silks shaped to current fashion. It highlights fresh color effects from the makers with price points at 25c 50c and 1.00.
Three plead guilty in oleo fraud case
In New York on June 17 the indictment against Frank W. Tillinghast Leonard L. Barber and Samuel F. Fanner of the Vermont Manufacturing Company was returned for conspiring to defraud the government through artificial coloring of oleomargarine. They pleaded guilty to a charge tied to a $4,200,900 scheme and the government seeks civil recovery. Sentencing was deferred to allow counsel to respond to the district attorney’s statement and the facts.
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New York
Frank W. Tillinghast
Vaonard L. Barber
Samuel F. Fanner
Vermont
Campimniy
Ederal
Julie Mand
Gilty
Vermont Meatuarfiney Toring Company
Australia pledges liberty price in defense of Pacific
Premier Hughes defends Australia’s liberty efforts and Monroe doctrine in Pacific policy remarks. He stresses Australian control of New Guinea and nearby islands, and vows not to extend Australia’s share beyond necessity while opposing German propaganda. In Indiana, six hundred students register for the Muncie Normal School opening. Dr. W W Parsons to speak at chapel tomorrow.
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Australia
New Guinea
Hughes
Austral
W. W. Parsons
State Normal Schools
State Normal Opens Summer Term At Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind June 1 The summer term of the Indiana State Normal opened today with about 1300 students enrolled. Attendance was larger than expected and the rise in male enrollment is credited to the appeal of military training. A commerce department including telegraphy is offered. Paris clearance sale continues with Trimmed Milans priced at $1.98.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State
Department of Commerce
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