Lake County Newspapers Advertise Historical Editions
A collection of imprint lines for The Times papers in Lake County Indiana detailing publication notes. Includes The Lake County Times Daily and Saturday Weekly Fiction editions with entry dates 1904 1914 and 1928, plus Gary Evening Crimes Daily with 1912 entry.
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Lake County Times
Hammond
Chicago-Indiana Harbor
Chicago
Lake County
Hanmhond
Gary
Postoffice
Immigrant Return Tide Sparks Debate on Labor Value
More than a thousand aliens depart daily for Europe with many intending permanent settlement in native lands. About 80,000 passports issued. Italians favor agriculture, others split between farming and commerce. Experts warn tighter citizenship rules overlook industrial value of immigrant labor and risk a sewer digging shortage.
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Europe
Free publicity vs high printing costs in newspaper ads
A writer argues entertainers rely on newspaper publicity while printers charge high wages and materials raise costs. He cites a Calumet region show paying over 290 to a job office for printing, yet receiving ample free coverage to succeed, calling the paper the fall guy.
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Shi- Newanener
Phil Newspiner
Calumet
Germany May Refuse to Sign Peace Terms
German officials and public opinion unite against terms seen as excessive territorial demands. Opposition centers on Danzig and the Saar valley with Malmed recognized as exorbitant. In Berlin, Finance Minister Schiffer vows no surrender of German territory east or west. Premier Hirsch affirms not yielding eastern districts.
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Germany
Alfike
Danzig
Saar Valley
Berlin
Pr. Schiffer
Hirsch
German protests grow as Rhine relinquishment rejected
Paris report says Prussian national assembly votes unanimously against giving up Rhine territories including the Saar basin. Protests spread across Germany organized by Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, the foreign secretary, as meetings multiply nationwide to oppose any concession.
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West Prussia
Posen
Upper Silesia
Paris
Prussian National Assembly
Germany
Rhine
Saar Basin
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Hungary Joins the Reds and Bolshevik Alignment
Hungary adopts Bolshevism with Lenine as leader prompting alarm in Washington and concern in England over entente buffer-state plans for Roumania Poland and Czecho Slovak areas. Count Karolyi resigns as Hungarian republic president and a socialist communist cabinet takes over. Alexander Gerbai Bela Kun and Joseph Peguny assume key revolutionary roles.
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Nickolai Lenine
Russia
Washington
England
Europe
Germany
Roumania
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Michael Karoly
Karolyi
Alexander Gerbai
Hungary
Bela Kun
Joseph Peguny
Public voices critique Wilson on world peace vision
Editorials from several papers argue Americans distrust entangling alliances. They condemn Wilson for leading the nation into a global covenant that could yield foreign control over U S decisions. Critics warn of surrendering sovereignty to international committees.
Germans should emulate Turks in punishing atrocities
The piece argues Turks publicly punish Armenian atrocities with hangings and take decisive action, while Germany fails to convict high officials like the Kaiser. It urges Germany to follow that example to win respect from allies and enemies alike, warning that Allied punishment may be necessary.
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Kemal Bey
Stamboul
Germany
Frvgati
Opposing Ownership in Railroads Sparks Government Debate
Director McAdoo ally Trobert S Lovett argues against government ownership citing failed service and a $190 000 100 loss in a year. He urges private initiative with federal regulation to curb rate wars and spur expansion, while critics fear political control may offer only vague promises. The piece notes 1860 level service issues and rising farmer incomes alongside tax pressures.
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Trobert S. Lovett
McAdoo
Thia
Fragmented Readings and Rumors in Local Gossip
A jumble of gossip and offbeat quotes from the Muncie Press era as rumors about divorces, custody, social manners, theater, and public figures surface. The text mixes names, events, and speculative questions about morality, crime, and national affairs in a chaotic, sensationalized tone.
Return of Indiana World War I Veterans and Notables
A long coast of notices details Buddy Mas Golda Smith's return from sixteen months in base hospitals in France and her visit to brother John I. Smith in Gary Indiana. It covers several service members including Corporal Raymond Smith and Corporal Amoat Bish with family ties in Gary and Sullivan. The report notes one Indiana man awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism near Montfaucon on September 27 1918 and mentions Marine and Army units, hospital plans in Chicago, and discharge movements through Camp Mills Camp Grant and Camp Taylor.
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Mas Golda Smith
France
John I. Smith
Maryland Street
Gary
Miss Smith
Indianapolia
Terre Haute
Chateau Thierry
Gis Aites
Yonges Mountains
2Nd Division
Raymond Smith
Tih Maneers
Indiana
War Department
Newton Rex
4Th Infantry
CA. S
Montfaucon
Rea
Susan Rex
North Second Street
Decatur
Walter and
Lawrence Sich, Whiting
Chicago
Camp Mills
NX. Y
Camp Grant
German cabinet votes to refer peace treaty to people
The German cabinet, by unanimous vote, decides to refer the peace treaty to a plebiscite of the German people if the treaty deviates from Wilson's fourteen points. The report is filed from Weimar via Tierhn and London.
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A. G. Anderson
International News Service
Weimar
Germany
Tierhn
London
Presplent Wilson
Recruitment Ads Signal German Army Not Forming
Dispatch from Paris reports that newspapers publish advertisements aimed at recruiting volunteers to defend borders. The notices imply no new German army is being formed and warn readers to protect national boundaries.
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Jinternational News Service
Paris
Geren
Appearance of the American Soldier Impresses Foreign Press
Foreign newspapers note the American soldier’s distinct look and disciplined bearing. From 1777 to today, observers highlight the contrast between homespun origins and modern khaki. The narrative traces how uniformed, well-formed rank and fire evoke admiration and a shared national image.
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Burgoyne
Sacatoga
Churea
Delegates and Vision of the League of Nations Debate
Voice of the People essay critiques wartime causes and the League of Nations founding figures. It praises Tam the man who connected world cables and wireless telephony, flying machines, monetary standards, and ships, while arguing the war stemmed from evolution versus order and economic conflict.
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Hamme
Lad
Pranes
OTC
League of Raattone
Sapie Longue
Rolor
League of Nations
Taty
Tam
Joam
League of Nelions
Abelien
Poaim
France
Darken Hair With Sage and Sulphur Compound
An article describes using a Sage and Sulphur mixture to darken gray hair. Instructions cover preparation steps, application with a small strand at a time, and expected results of even darkening and disappearance of gray hairs.
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Commie Garden
Waeth
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TRE Times
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America
GOATS
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Marton
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Salome
Witt
Theds
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Conan Doyle
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Peary
North Mole
Mion Bed
Osas
Apia
Sig
Penal Farm
Terry Hut
Katser
Ae At
Buddy
Amoat Bish
Changl
Mra
Sullivan
Adams Street
Pash
47Th Division
117Th
New York
Chillicothe
Ohio
William Sultan
Indiaana Avenue
Motor Truck Company 319
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Robert H. Conk
Onion Prooklyn
Hanmond
Miss Ingaleetey
Alien
Harrshire
Vern
Ware Schuts
Edward Schuta
Stanley Urv
Geritith
Petey Dink
By C. A. Voight
Magee
Lola Much Getter
CETI
Bette
Petey
Voice of
People
Kelly
Democratie
Pete
Republican Senate
Sax
Tate
Ik Puietfean
Har- Wey
Kelley
Rob’t J. Carroll
State St
Hammond, Ind
Phere
Indiana Gardens
Skrfine
Momapuha
Manaser
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