Revised List of Dead in Wreck
Gary Indiana June twenty three revised list of known dead in Gary wreck follows names across multiple states and roles. James Connor Bliss Verna Connor Arthur Dievicks Joseph Diericks Max Freeh Big Red Barnum Jennie Ward Eddie Devoe Victoria McDhy Virgil Barnett Nellie Jewell Louise Cottrell Joseph Coyle jr Jebb Cattanaes Bessie Cattanace George Brown Tevay Jessup Henry Miller Charles Rooney Warl MacShiel Berry Henry Swansen
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Gary
Ind
James Connor
Bliss
Okla
Verna Connor
Biliss
Arthur Dievicks
Erickton
Joseph Diericks
Max Freeh
Eddie Devoe
New York
Mone McDhy
Equestrienne
Michi- Run
Victoria McDhy
Michigan
Virgil Barnett
Bilas
Okt
Nellie Jewell
Tiger Horseback Act
Washington
Louise Cottrell
London
Joseph Coyle
Cincinnati
Jewish Welfare Fund Rallies Support For War Aid
A Jewish Welfare Fund gathering lauds American liberty and urges broad support for relief efforts. Speakers praise Jewish volunteers aiding war refugees from Palestine and Europe, stressing organized giving, personal sacrifice, and unity under the Stars and Stripes. The event cites famine, exposure, and child hunger among displaced Jews and calls for continued aid.
Enlisted Canadian Soldier Heads Overseas in Dominion Trains
The 38 year old man, formerly of 422 Wiebke street, now serves in the Canadian overseas infantry and is en route as a member of Company Boot battalion. He began as a Me Pennsylvania railway switchman and brakeman, then joined Hamilton Ontario to enlist in the dominion trains to participate in the great war. His experience as an American Tallrouder is noted, and he is described as the son of the British army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teun Thareisen
St. Laub
Hia
Alameas
Dering
Malentine
Trethren
Chideen
Pheu Hotives
Tania
Ameri
Israel
Harrison
William
Cormany
America
Taeran
Braman
Canadian Overseas Infantry
Wiebke Street
Pennsylvania
Hamilton
Ont
Dominion
Civilife
Yalie
Starvation Call Promotes Humane Service to Gert
Fragmentary line stresses starvation, gimianity, and humane lives as savers. It links service with the highest form of consecration to Gert, conveying a religious or ethical exhortation.
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Gert
Austrians Retreat After Major Front Move
Reports claim Austrian losses reached 180000 as Austrian forces retreated across the Vince river line. Allied forces, including British and French troops, pressed advances across northern Italian fronts with German resistance holding in trenches. Details describe Italian and allied efforts pushing toward the Venetia plains and the Pilteve river area amid shifting fronts and renewed offensives.
Campaign opens today in Fort Wayne drives for war savings
The Fort Wayne campaign opens today to boost government war savings stamps and certificates. Leaders urge immediate participation, citing past drives' strong performances and claiming the city will not fail the country. Frost damaged crops. growers advised to replant cucumbers for pickles with free seed and guaranteed good prices from D. M. Sears Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
D. M. Sears CO
Deaths Nicholls and Hanes in Indiana and Ohio
The death of Mrs Ellen Nicholls of War Indiana occurred at Lutheran hospital from acute cholerostitis. She was brought to the city in June and will be buried at Fairview cemetery Warsaw on Wednesday. Surviving are a husband and several children. Hanne Louis C Hanes, 3h, died at St Josephs hospital after a stroke. Surviving relatives include the widow and her parents Mr and Mrs J Hanes of Tiffin Ohio with two brothers and a sister. Funeral from the home on West Third street and interment at Lindenwood cemetery scheduled for an hour to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Hanes
St. Joseph's Hospital
Melusle
J. Hanes
Tiffin
Ohio
West Third Street
Lindenwood Cemetery
Annoujeril
Great Fire Ravages Town Hotel and Stores
Fire raged for hours causing great damage to a town hotel and adjacent rooms. Several people suffered burns and cuts while aiding firefighters as debris and fleeing residents filled streets. Telegraph operators diverted calls to assist, while winds and collapsing structures threatened further catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwall
Uhak
Eighty Five Dead in Gary Wreck
Grim details emerge as officials describe the Gary wreck casualties. Deputies and coroners work the scene with the list of injured hospitalized in Hammond and nearby towns. Relatives gather as gruesome evidence and temporary markers aid identification while authorities prepare an official inquest.
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Gary Wreck
Hammond
Vietins
Rou
Pegsmen
Bart Yeenay Peres
Pansat
Andor
Indiana Commission to Probe Wreck Near Gary
The Indiana Public Service Commission will hold an inquiry into the circus train wreck on the Michigan Central railroad five miles west of Indianapolis. Commissioner Charles Woodwards will lead the hearing, likely joint with Interstate Commerce Commission representatives. Inspectors David B. Matthews and J. Martin were sent from Indianapolis to gather facts. their reports will be presented to the commission tomorrow morning.
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Indianatolas
Trndiana Public Service Commission
Michigan Cent
Tnd
Charles Woodwards
Commission
Comroner Edwards
Interstate Commerce
Gary
Indiana Commission
David B. Matthews
J. Martin
Uth
Indianapoli
Subs boost Navy recruiting amid Atlantic patrols and long coast watch
The appearance of German submarines off the Atlantic coast and Marine expedition to France spurred recruiting, boosting naval enlisted totals to 450 officers and 4,808 men. Enlistments in the naval reserve rose as reports of sea raiders increased, while a later weekly tally added dozens more. The surge signals banner recruitment month ahead. The report mentions other local cases of arrests and robberies with brief details, including a $71 theft and charges against individuals in separate incidents.
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Washington
Atlantic
Marine
France
Mavy
Daniely
Pune
Armantiv
West Indies
Wella
Sti
S. Sehura
Geer
North Chraline
Priday
Calidl
Stesmoer Florida
Rex¢Ne
Sehurz
Sehuyrze
Charga
jRaval
Baers Last Fight Described By Officer
An officer describes Baers final engagement near Daim while two squadron members faced danger in heavy fog. Observers could not confirm exact events. motor trouble and unknown enemy movements hinder details. The message notes Baers disappearance and ongoing search efforts by the pilots and authorities.
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Baers
Desecration at Hammett Tadt Church by German Sympathizers
Federal authorities investigate as German sympathizers faulted for desecrating Hammett Tadt Presbyterian Church in St. Louis after sermons critical of Germany. Interior damaged with walls torn, flag shredded, pulpit and pews hacked, Bible and hymnals ruined.
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ST. Louis
Germany
Hey. W. Ch Inhnston
Peace terms Turkish newspaper outlines
A Turkish paper printed in Switzerland outlines proposed postwar terms reflecting public opinion. It envisions Turkish supremacy, Egypt reestablishment, Persian independence via removing the Huntieh, and redrawn spheres including a Turkish prince in Crete and a German prince in Georgia, with territorial shifts involving Armenia, Hungary, and northern Italy.
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Pashl
Switzerland
Anti
Mesbern
Thurkey
Saya
Armenian Hungaria
Pobrudia
Denstings
Dedeaser
Italy
Turkey
Cyrenaica
Crete
General Pershing's Daily Communique Noted
The dispatch notes a single activity by American troops under General Pershing, with a brief public statement. It states Section A describes quiet advancement and Section B reports nothing to report for the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generah Pershbug Sauit
Fort Wayne Daily Weather Summary from Local Office
Weather data from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau in Fort Wayne Indiana shows measurements for the day at 1 pm. It records highest and lowest temperatures for the date and month as well as precipitation and humidity percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ollicg Weather Bureau
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Lion
B. Lion
Nike Rele Beth
Black Freeze Sets Back Ten County score
In the lowland regions heavy frost damaged crops and gardens, with routes blocked and property losses reported. Officials noted widespread damage to polynies and bears, while claims of several hundred acres affected marked the extent of early winter weather impact across county areas.
New Haven Road Wreck Injures Several Travelers
A locomotive exhaust valve failure on the New Haven Road caused steam to blast into three railroad cars of the express from New York to Boston. Several passengers received injuries not believed to be fatal. The incident occurred near North Pennsylvania Avenue with local reports noting numerous wounded.
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NEW LO Box
Conn
Ladon
Rede Roaches
New Toth
Boston
Ab Faybroal Sabellon
New York
Lxea Lirven Aml Haytford Prilrona Toe
Miet
Rescue on the Sea After Union of S Schurz Collision
Passengers of the German gunboat Schurz recount a dramatic collision with the steamship Florida near Honolulu in dawn fog. The Florida saved crew and passengers, though several suffered fractures, while the Schurz sank with only a few survivors reaching lifeboats and rafts before foundering.
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Japan
United States
Seturg
Schurz
Florida
Vivor
British and American Troops Praise From France Front
In France British Army reports laud American troops for their strong morale and effective work with short training. A British officer, describing an American contingent, calls them magnificent physically and in performance. Meanwhile German threats persist with raids common as both sides watch closely. A notable action southwest of Carrelete saw Scottish troops seize trenches, dominate 700 yards of front, and destroy dugouts with high casualties.
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France
Walia Agmahist
Weips
de Monch
Snd
Franch
Hng
Carrelete
Thisrea
With the American Army in France June 28 War Report
The army corps in the Toul sector commends the division for its fine work at Mirray with praise for initiative, defense, and sharp attacks. Chaplain Rev Walter Danke of Worcester Mass dies from shell wound near the front, the first American chaplain to give his life on the front, decorated earlier for gallantry at Apremont.
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Fraxch
Army Corps
Toul
Mirray
Vpranceh
Walter Danke
Worcester
Mass
1Th Infantry
Dankers
Apremont
Balloon Basket Washed Ashore Near New York Beach
Report from New York on June 2 states a basket from an observation balloon washed ashore on a beach. Authorities aboard a naval vessel say there is no indication of a wreck and no owner identified. The event is under investigation by the Navy with no recent wrecks along the Atlantic coast confirmed.
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New York
Tenes
Navi Sre Beithes
Atlantic
Priests and Brothers in Annual Retreat at Notre Dame
The number of priests and brothers from Austin New Orleans Chinro Windertown Wis Portland and Washington T gathered at Notre Dame University for their annual retreat. The retreat continues Sunday with the annual chapter of the congregation meeting to assign duties to various schools and churches under supervision of the congregation's leadership.
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Routh
Tad
Notre Pane University
Austin
Texas
New Orleans
Chinro
Windertown
Wis
Portland
Ore
Cinsheinnatl
Washington T
Ahnuwl Chapter
Asaenet
Ihr
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Herman Weisenberger
Herman Weisen
BERC
Ier
Rusaan
Iuimankin
Venetia
Severn
Austins
Halkins
Hemiwin
Vans
Blandeys
Sargent
Greene
Fake County
Kotmaxou
Mich
Klauss
Fisure
Henry Co Green
Kruss
Kalamanoo
Meh
Rineer Bargent
Tosmerrsy
Elrers
Mololt
Deer
Ndiana Commission
Dil
Iin
George Blner Moltirlann
Bacal Teron Tiver
Puntey
Nwelve Weniee
Vimete
Renae
Nathan Whoa
Fai Hitchardran
Commercial Club
Greater
Chamber of Commerce
Uaer
Avkthiaeh
Amity
Sincore
Charles Witens
Avro Boudron
8. C
Vscadrille Lafayette
Journal-Gazette
General Pershing
Black Freeze
Ers
HW County
Dame Ta War Gardens
Tire
New Haven Road
Landvanaolir
Menry Johnson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tamapela
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