Beeler Inspires Delegates At Fort Wayne Convention
Dr Beeler delivers keynote on leadership amid Christian Endeavor gathering in Fort Wayne. Delegates from Indiana hear about vision, service, and religious leadership as pivotal forces shaping world progress, with officers re-elected and programs detailed for a packed convention.
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Indiana Christian’ Union
Gillos
Berne
Mary Bor F Thomson
Indianapoliseusuied
Ryan Wiliams
Fort Wayne
Aubrey H. Munare
Tipton
J. W
Walire
Aso
Peter Guarte
Deforest Alurelr
Sogn
A. Deexbyterian
Harald Martin
Wipirniuml F. United Brethren
J. W. Lake
Warsaw
Tex
Hillis L. Avery
Cnrist
Ss Buth Diy
Mariot
Christian Convention
Aliss
Frieda
Saturgay
Peter Quarcet
Berths Harding
Lexsosport
Chiielun Endowsor
Misa Daisy Osterman
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Wackemeyer
de. L. B. Beeler
Beeler
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Mesquartet
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Addreay
Daslet AL Paling
Assilate
Christian Endeavor
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Chuivian Endeavor
Entertainment Committee
Danin A. Poling
Lacs
China Refuses Walt in Treaty as Shantung Stakes Pose
China held firm against the treaty after officials noted Japan would relinquish Shantung only if prompt guarantees suffice and the railway from Tsingtao to Tsinan along with mining and exploitation rights were not openly ceding to Japan. Delegation feared lack of definite assurances on end date and lease terms.
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Japan
Shantung
Jong China
Ue Shantung
League of Nations
Geremany
Tsing Tao
Tsin
Treaty ruling may bar woman from league of nations rights
Officials stated that Bytue of Onin signed a treaty at Kiao Chau port may exclude her from the league of nations, denying certain redress and work rights under the covenant and harming trade resumption.
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Tsins Tau Singahsie
Fgeliees
Kiao Chau
Buituye
Oning
League of Fations
Army and Senate Resolve Conferees Restore AF S200 Arms School
Announcement notes agreement to the Army AF S200 arms school while Senate action was completed by conferees restoring the measure. Details indicate final congressional approval and alignment on the program.
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Arms
Senate
Bill to Incorporate the American Legion
Washington bill to authorize incorporation of the American Legion, a veterans group from World War I. Rep Johnson, SD, outlines aims to uphold the Constitution, safeguard property, promote justice, freedom, and democracy, and foster 100 percent Americanism.
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American Legion
Washington
Umn
Jezlon
Representi i Johnson
Republican
South Dakota
Johnken
Ace
Bill to End Government Control of Wire, Telegraph and Radio
Congress prepared the bill ending government control and operation of wire telegraph and radio communication for President Wilson’s signature. The measure terminates government wire administration July 31 and keeps toll and local telephone rates for four months after approval unless adjusted by state commissions.
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Congress
Wilson
Senate
Tentendar
Interstate Commerce Committee
Mierenate
Congress Consider Ten Day Monthly Recess
Washington news briefs indicate a proposal to recess Congress for ten days starting each month after the annual supply measures. Democratic senators support the plan but Republican leaders oppose citing President Wilton’s agenda and immediate Senate work needs.
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Tyne
Congress
Marty Cannen
Wilton
Senate
Aanate Co
Raioydr
Senate Approves Large Shipbuilding Fund Increase
The Senate approved a major increase in the Shipping Board fund from 276 million to 481 million to complete the government shipbuilding program with only one opposing vote. Protracted debate blocked tariff commission cuts and delayed Cape Cod rural acquisition measures, pushing some items to tomorrow and affecting passage plans.
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Washington
Therezao
Shipping Board
Senate
Tariff Commission
Cape Cod
Te Shipping Board
Earl Dear Pays Watah's Life End? Death Row Drama
Earl Dear faced a final hour on the death watch as spiritual advisers arrived. Rev Williams and Rev Elsworth offered last rites while Dear's wife, collapsed in the cell, signed burial papers. Family said goodbye as authorities prepared to transport the body, pending parental decision on burial location.
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Elmer Lt Williams
Earl i M. Elsworth
Grace Methodist Episcopal Sharehair
Williams
Dear
Fittsburcga
Illinois Case Echoes Through Death Row and Pardons
The article recounts a 1918 Illinois murder case and long appeals over Dear and Hartnett, including delays in court actions, pardons boards, and governors decisions. It notes Gov Lowden, Supreme Court rulings, and final outcomes with executions and commutations, plus details of the 1918 shooting on North LaGalle Street.
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Burl Dew
Walle
Philip Schuyler Duane
North Lagalle Street
North Avenue
Dear
Eugene Hartnett
Valquariz
Quinn
Jet
Wolfe
Henretia Hospital
Dedrag
Hartnett
Chas. C. Williams
Supreme Courts of
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United States Supreme Court
Lear
Board of Pardons
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Lowden
Triois Supreme Court
Supreme Cent
Bear
Justis Pang
Ulnats Supreme Court
Heaton’s bid for governor looms in Republican race
A fragment quotes Heston on Hays and Heaton, arguing Heaton will lead the Republican ticket. The speaker claims Hays cannot secure the nomination by pushing his own route, asserting Heaton is a true party regular who can win the race and unify the GOP.
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Heaton
Hay Judge
Parade commanders named for welcoming soldiers home
A garbled report notes parade commanders named for a welcome home celebration for soldiers and sailors. It mentions a march period and the display of uniforms, with uncertainty in the text about timing and attendees. Names and precise details are unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
Parade Units to Lead Great Civic March in City
Readied march plans show sailors soldiers and volunteers forming the parade core under Captain Wilber Kent and Lieutenant Husel. Civil and Spanish American War veterans will march, with medical and signal corps to join. numerous labor, industrial, and band groups will participate, led by a large committee headed by Charles Bales and Phil Danahey.
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Wader Tie Cum Mar
Wilber Kent
Both Sides Claim Victory in Liquor Bill Debate
Contested floor action over a liquor bill unfolds with prohibition members divided on passage timing and terms. Supporters expect a strong effort to raise the alcohol content. attackers favor a broader dry standard while backers push for a one per cent beer provision.
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Jaitlee
Indosted
Will Not Rescind Dry Zone Order In Newport
Washington reports that Secretary Daniels announced no change to the dry zone order and no exceptions will be granted. He cited telegrams from Newport officials and noted war measures remain in force, with the president's stance supporting continued compliance.
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Newport
Daniels
Newpork
Wmlthy
Chuiely
Will Keep Open to Test the Law in St Louis
Joan J. Penny president of the St Louis retail group says six members were told to confirm the sale or keep open to test enforcement of wartime prohibition. The New York court ruling against enforcement by district attorney hinders none of the local keepers as arrests are to be tested. About nine saloon keepers have sought new licenses to cover the last six months of the year.
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Joan J. Penny
St Louis
Jianor
Mindreil
United States Court
Aupertis
New York
Wilson Saris for Home 10-2ay
Fragmentary OCR text mentions President and conference remarks about peace with Germany. Reads as a partial pane continuation with casual analysis of the conference’s perceived success and domestic opinion.
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Wilson Saris
President Wilson backs treaty despite reservations fears
President Wilson endorses the peace treaty and league covenant, arguing amendments threaten delay and U.S. entry. He cites mandate aims for Turkey and opposed by critics, while noting broad support from experts and hope for ratification with explanation to the public. The president plans to sign the treaty or authorize Lansing if he leaves Paris, and bids farewell to newspaper correspondents at the Hotel de Crillon.
Typhoid Cure Claims From Brazilian Baim
An old note proclaims Brazilian Baim has not lost a case in 38 years and offers a quick two day cure. It promises cures to the extremity and claims to kill germs with a teaspoonful every hour or half hour in water.
Bandits steal $41,000 from mine offices near Benton
Robbers held up the offices of the Ruddle Fork Mine two miles east of Benton on June 27, wounding three employees. They escaped with $41,000 after one bandit was shot and killed while fleeing. The others loaded the loot into a waiting car and fled.
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Robbete
Ruddle Fork Ming
Handity
Fils
Basket Picnic at Lakeside Park Planned
At Lakeside Park Trinity English Lutheran Church invites all to a basket picnic Saturday at 1 P.M. with community fellowship and outdoor activities.
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Lakeside Park
Trinity English Lutheran
Treaty of Peace on Japan parchment document cost
Paris dispatch reports the original peace treaty parchment to be signed by plenipotentiaries and filed as the Treaty of Peace on Japan. Preparatory costs are estimated at 14 009 francs. Also appears an unrelated want ad seeking several bright girls for Rurode Dry Goods Co.
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Japan
Paris
Mine
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Peace Conference to Continue Despite Signing Test Plans
Paris reports the peace conference will not be interrupted by signing events as Premier Lloyd George and President Wilson may return to London. The work on the Austrian peace treaty is expected to resume Monday with Foreign Secretary Lansing and Secretary of State Yaftour replacing the British premier.
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Germins
Paris
Lloyd George
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