German Line in Belgium Crumbles Under Allied Attack
UNDATED report says German lines southwest of Warneton retreat as Messines ridge falls, leaving last commanding positions to British forces. Gen Haig reports British troops following Teutons with fighting near Gaspard village as Entente presses in France and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
London
Warneton
Messines Ridge
Haig
Gaspard Village
Greeere
Fandines
Japanese resentment over garbled note published
Washington officials say Japanese anger at the America's note to China stems from garbled versions in Japanese newspapers. Dispatches from To zune claim resentments arose from any note to Ching being settled publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tozune
Ching
Explosion at Ashton Under Lyne Kills 59 In Town
Boss Lass, chancellor of the exchequer, announced in the house of commons that 59 people were killed and many injured in an explosion at Ashton-under-Lyne near Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Donthin
Emumens
Ashton-Under- Tyne
Minchester
Zeppelin Destroyed Over North Sea Bay
London reports in the House of Commons that Zeppelin To 43 was destroyed by naval forces over the North Sea bay. Bonar Law announced the loss today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
North Sea Bay
House of Commons
Helmingers Told of Brother's Second Leg Fracture
James Helminger received a Weston Wye letter reporting John Welminger formerly of this city fractured his right leg for the second time in a year. The Helminger family faced a brief measles quarantine in the days after the accident. A complete list of Elkhart county registrants under the selective draft law will be posted in precincts countywide. No slackers are known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Helminger
Weston
Wye
John Welminger
Helminger
Mr. Welminger
Elkhart County
Albion Jail Inmate Charged With Forgery Awaiting Trial
Charles Chaffee lies in Noble county jail at Albion awaiting trial on forgery charges. He is well known to many Goshen people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Charles Chaffee
Noble County
Flag Day Services by Elks Tonight
Flag Day services will be held this evening by the Elks at their rooms on North Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
North Main Street
Michigan Bass Season Opens Next Saturday
The Michigan bass season is scheduled to start next Saturday June 16. Officials urge sport anglers to follow regulations and report any violations to the preserve wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Farmer shoots and kills woman in auto party
Springfield police report J M Hinkle, a farmer, shot and killed Mrs Ebner Redelle last night, wife of the Springfield baseball club president. Hinkle, who thought the auto party members were stealing his hogs, is held for investigation and admits firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Ebner Redelle
Springfield Baseball Club
J. M. Hinkle
Farmier
Entente Troops Land in Greece Reported by London
Entente forces are being landed at Virnens and Castella and occupying heights near Philerum bay as troops advance into Athens. The dispatch notes troops arriving via London with ongoing landings in Greek territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Associated Press
Athens
London
Entente
Virnens
Castella
Philerum Bay
Ath
Greathouse Touted for State Democratic Chair in Indianapolis
June 14 report from Indianapolis states Charles A. Greathouse, former state superintendent of public instruction, is expected to be named state chairman to replace Bernard Korbly as resignation is forecasted. An official announcement indicated Greathouse is willing to accept the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Democratic State Central Committee
Charles A. Greathouse
Public Instruction
Bernard Korbly
Printer Buys Bonds After Saving Ten Thousand
Laporte June 24 John Eldred a Laporte Herald printer who saved 10000 invested the entire sum in Liberty Town bonds. Eldred is said to own more bonds than any other workingman in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
John Eldred
Laporte Herald
Liberty Town
Eldred
Senate committee keeps higher rate on luxury goods tax
Washington June 14 Senate committee declined to cut the manufacturers tax on athletic goods patent medicines perfumes and cosmetics from 4 to 2 percent. The move reduces the total tax reduction by 39 900 000 and maintains a higher levy on luxury items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Russian Cabinet Proposes Conference With Allies
The Russian cabinet on June 14 proposed a conference with the allies to study the various treaties among the allied nations and discuss modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Rrussian
Japan to Send Mission to Washington with Broad Powers
Japan plans to dispatch a mission to Washington with broad powers for diplomatic consultations and expects to depart Japan in early July. The move signals intensified efforts to engage on key international issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Washington
Mayor Strikes Liberty Bell to Signal Bond Purchase
Philadelphia June 14 Mayor Smith struck the Liberty Bell with a golden hammer in Independence Hall signaling a move to buy Liberty Loan bonds. The ceremony drew attention to wartime financing and public bond sales in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Election of Officers at First Brethren Church
Mrs J M Hammon of 401 W Pike Street will host the Anti Cant society tomorrow evening for an election of officers and cheers.
Rapid Temperature Drop as Cold Wave Hits City
Within hours yesterday afternoon the temperature fell more than two degrees while considerable rain arrived with the cold snap. Local officials warned of continued unsettled weather as the cold front moved through the region.
Whitmer Receives A M M Degree at Chicago Convocation
Paul Emmons Whitmer of Goshen College earned the A. M. M. degree during the University of Chicago’s 103rd convocation. The event highlighted Whitmer’s academic achievement and the ceremony’s formal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Emmons Whitmer
Goshen College
University of Chicago
Draft Dodger Arrest Rocks South Bend
Harry Hudson, identified as a strikebreaker, faces a wider arrest in South Bend on charges of draft dodging. He is alleged to have avoided military service during the wartime period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hudson
South Bend
720 German Alien Enemies Registered at South Bend
A notice reports 720 German alien enemies registered in South Bend. Also listed is a rental ad for furnished cottages at Baldwin Lake with contact phone 4044. Bristol. ot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Baldwin Lake
Bristol
Hoosier Motor Co to Build Bailey Flyer Motorcycles
Hoosier Motor Co plans to manufacture the Bailey Flyer motorcycle at their East Madison street plant with modern equipment. Robert Bailey, a nationally known motorcyclist, will manage the new company. Chicago capitalists back the project as orders for TOCCO machines are on file and the vehicle is expected to sell for about $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jans
Hoosier Motor Co
Madison Street
Chigagd
Robert Bailey
Goshen
Elkhart County Apportions $20,000 for Red Cross War Effort
Elkhart County allocates $20,000 of the national $100 million Red Cross War Council drive to aid American soldiers in Europe. The eight day campaign runs June 18 to 25 with Goshen chapter planning efforts and a civilian relief committee named to coordinate fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Council
National War Finance Committee
Cleveland H. Dodge
Henry P. Davidson
Seward Prosser
Charles S. Ward
Harvey J. Hill
Wiliam G. McAdoo
Elkhart County
Elkhart
Goshen
Red Cross
Europe
United States
Germany
Russia
Canada
Os. F. Spelin
Hines
Spohn
William HH. Charntes
James Ss. Drake
George A. Tiley
Reed
Clicaro
Neidig Sues McCray for 1500 Damages in Noble Circuit
Goshen lumber dealer I I Neidig sues E E McCray of Kendallville for 1500 damages in Noble County court. Action stems from a summer auto collision at Fifth and Jefferson where McCray’s chauffeur reportedly drove the car without permission. Helen Mayer identified as Kendallville Cup driver. Neidig’s loss insured but policy requires court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Neidig
E. E. McCray
Kendallville
Noble
4. I. Neidig
Goshen
FE. E. McCray
McCray Refrigerator Co
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
Neidig
Elkhart Divorce Suit and Local Court Notes
Elkhart court actions include George Stupiiskei suing Katherine Stupiiskei for divorce after a Feb 1909 marriage and June 1917 separation with allegations of spending husband’s money on picture shows and male admirers. Probate orders note Elizabeth Zook’s guardianship reports and bond, and inheritance tax details for William Brown estate. Bootlegging case continued. Rigby pleads not guilty. Walker and Gerks v American Hay Co. dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
George Stupiiskei
Katherine Stupiiskei
Elizabeth Zook
Benjamin Yarin
Lucille
R. J. Wade
Cyrus Wade
Eligabeth Zook
William Brown
Tra No
Frank W. Breywn
Emiaina
Sarah Lechtimner
Harriet Lantz
Ida F. Geyer
Bandelier
Kapa
Charles Rigby
Rigby
Martin Trainor
Maurice PL
Walker Gid Ben Gerks
American Hay Co
Eighth Zentz family reunion held at Blosser park
The eighth annual Zentz family reunion took place at Blosser park despite threatening weather with a large turnout. Out of town relatives attended including Elza Aukerman and son Lewis of Knox, Mrs Liza Brow and daughter, Mrs Monroe Wilson and Herbert, Bernice Decker of Kendallville, and others from Union Michigan Elkhart Nappanee and Etna Green. The next reunion is set for June 14 1918 at the farm home of Wm Overholt southwest of Goshen. Melvin F E Overholt was re elected president with Hugh J Zentz as secretary and Albert Zentz as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zentz
Blosser Park
Elza Aukerman
Lewis
Knox
Liza Browand
Monroe Wilson
Herbert
Bernice Decker
Kendallville
Union
Mich. Elkhart
Nappanee
Etna Green
Wm. G. Overholt
Goshen
Melvin FE. Overholt
Hugh J. Zentz
Albert Zentz
Prison sentence for car theft in Elkhart case
Albert Werner was taken to Jeffersonville this morning by Officer Bandelier. He was sentenced by Judge Harman for stealing a Dodge touring car from Father Jansen of Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Werner
Jeffersonville
Bandelier
Harman
Fr. Jansen
Elkhart
Rochester Weighs Chautauqua Plans This Year
Rochester undecided on holding a chautauqua this year. Guarantors claim no contract exists with the Redpath bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Redpath Bureau
Illegal fishing arrest at Webster Lake nets $20.80 fine
Charles Bush of Fort Wayne was fined 20 dollars and 80 cents for illegal fishing at Webster Lake last Sunday. Fish Commissioner J. Stoneburner made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Lake
Charles Bush
Fort Wayne
J. Stoneburner
Local Township Sends Dog Tax Notices to Owners
The township assessor sent dog tax notices to dog owners. Some owners have failed to pay and face possible prosecution by the township.
Doctor to speak on milk costs at Porter County meeting
Dr. George of Purdue University will address the Cow Testing Association of Porter County this Saturday afternoon in the examination room at the courthouse. The talk is titled The Cost of Milk Production in Porter County and all milk producers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. George
Court House
Porter County
Mr. George
Purdue University
Bryan man jailed in Elkhart over registration day prank
George Mayer of Bryan Ohio was arrested in Elkhart at the request of Bryan authorities and brought to Ohio by Sheriff John Ruff. Mayer reportedly joked at friends who were registering during registration day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mayer
Bryan
Elkhart
Ohio City
John Ruff
Ruff
Mayer
Funeral of Mrs. David Barringer Held at South Main Residence
Funeral services for Mrs. David Barringer were conducted this afternoon at 30 o clock from the late residence 909 South Main street. Interment followed in Oak Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barringer
South Main Street
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Reid Sues Ncott for Breach of Promise
Irma B. Reid files a breach of promise suit against Clarence Ncott. The case will be heard as soon as the Tyler case is disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma B. Reid
Clarence Ncott
Tyler
Services at St James Mark Archdeaconled Diocese
Rev. Fr. Long archdeacon of the Michigan City diocese led special services today at St. James Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Long
Michigan City
St. James Episcopal Church
Ford sale records in Kelly Garage to John Grabill
A new Ford was sold by Kelly Garage to John Grabill of Goshen. The purchase marks a local vehicle transaction documented in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
John. Grabill
Goshen
Rogers Band Park Opening Season With Concert And Dance
Rogers band opens the season at the park Friday evening with a concert and a 5 cent dance. The ensemble includes Rogers band members and 10 visiting musicians from Elkhart. admission is five cents for non coupon holders, and coupon tickets grant entry to all future Friday concerts. Entrances on Pike street and Lincoln avenue only, Clinton street closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers’ Band
Elkhart
Goshen
Pike Street
Lincoln Avenue
Clinton Street
Indiana gas firms ask PSC to lower calorific standard
The Indiana Gas Association filed a petition with the Public Service Commission asking to reduce the heating unit standard for artificial gas from 600 Btu to 550 Btu. The move covers 29 artificial gas companies operating in Indiana cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Gas Association
S. E. Millholland
C. ON. Chubb
J.D. Furrest
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Public Service Commission
Indiana
Paper Situation Serious As Government Considered Pooling
Washington June 14 special reports failure of plan to relieve the news print paper shortage and warns of panic prices unless Congress authorizes a government pooling scheme to insure equitable distribution to consumers and fair profit to manufacturers by the federal trace commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trace Commission
Congress
J. W. Colley Co Incorporates in Elkhart
The J. W. Colley Co of Elkhart is incorporated for 36000 to manufacture dyes and colors in Indianapolis. Directors are John W. Colley Fred Reynolis and Harry L. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. W. Colley Co
Elkhart
John W. Colley
Fred &. Reynolis
Harry L. Carter
Three $10 000 Subscriptions for Liberty Loan Bonds in Goshen
Three ten thousand dollar subscriptions for Liberty Loan bonds have been reported in Goshen. The subscribers are William H H Charnley Amasa Hoovens and Mayor Spohn. Total Goshen sales are estimated at 200000 with tomorrow the last day to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioshen
William HH. Charnley
Amasa Hoovens
Spohn
Goshen
First M. E. Society Plans June 15 Picnic
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M E church will hold its annual picnic and entertain the Mothers Jewels at Mrs S Starbuck 682 South Sixth street all day Friday June 15 A lunch is served at 12 o'clock sharp All members and Mothers of Jewels are urged to attend Entertainment by the Jewels election of officers and music by Mrs Clyde Shirk and Mrs Ros Ort will constitute the affair The mixer ladies of district No 10 were entertained at Union Street home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Ciety
M. E. Church
Mothers’ Jewels
S. Starbuck
South Sixth Street
Jewels
Clyde Shirk
Ros “Ort
Tomorrow Women’s Franchise League Picnic at Christiana Lake
The Woman's Franchise League of Edkhart County plans a picnic at Christiana Lake tomorrow. Several Goshen women have warranted to attend the gathering. The event date was incorrectly listed as Saturday June 16 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana Lake
Woman's Franchise League
Edkhart County
Christiana Hike
Goshen
Big Four hires women to fill wartime roles
The Big Four railways begin employing women to fill positions usually held by men as male workers go to the front. Mrs Rover Crowell, wife of a Big Four brakeman, serves as watchman at Elk Hart Avenue crossing after resignation. Agent Walters says the job will be filled by another woman if possible. Goshen women seeking work should apply to Agent Coverston, who already has two openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Railway
Wno O
Go Nuinder
Rover Crowell
Elkhart Avenue
Goshen
Coverston
Miller Infant Dies of Intestinal Poisoning in Elkhart Area
Mortuary record notes Mildred Fern Miller four months old daughter of Jerry Miller of Elkhart died of intestinal poisoning. Parents are the sole survivors. Remains will be taken to Wakarusa for funeral services.
Mysterious Continental Rider Rescued From Simonton Lake
An unidentified man claiming to sail across the continent on a bicycle jumped from a boat in Simonton Lake. He sank three times due to leg cramps before two Elkhart fishermen rescued him, brought him to Charles Vetter’s cottage, and revived him after about two hours. He then left without revealing his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasa
Simonton Lake
Elkhart
Charles Vetter
Beck earns second money with South Bend Girl at Monroe
Earl Beck of this city, driver and trainer for the W. H. Foster string, won second money last week at Monroe Michigan with South Bend Girl in a $1,000 purse. The best time was 2:12 1/4. This week Beck has horses entered at Mt. Clemens Michigan including John Redmond South Bend Girl King Knight Lee Grand and Electric Pointer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Beck
W. H. Foster
Monroe
Mich
South Bend
Mr. Beck
Mt. Clemens
John Redmond
King Knight
Lee Grand
Electric Pointer
Hatch & Sons Buy Pour Wheel Drive Truck For Jamestown Project
The W. W. Hatch & Sons Co. purchased a Pour Wheel Drive truck built in Clintonville Wis and will use it on the Jamestown concrete highway in faused township where about 30 men are employed. Hatch operations span Elkhart county Chicago Junction and Akron Ohio with contracts exceeding 320000 dollars this season likely to be the firm’s busiest yet. W. W. Hatch is in Chicago Junction T. M. Hatch directs Akron operations and Ray Hatch oversees Jamestown work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hatch & Sons Co
Clintonville
Wis
Jamestown
Faused
Hatch & Sons Co
Elkhart County
Chicago Junction
Akron
Ohio
W. W. Hatch
T. M. Hatch
Ray Hatch
Kendallville Proposes 500000 Gallon Reservoir Project
A proposed Kendallville project calls for a 500000 gallon concrete reservoir with aerator at 21174 dollars. Newhart and Newhart will build the reservoir for 14910 dollars while Indiana Engineering Co. will install pumps piping and motors for 36264 dollars. The total improvement cost is 21174 dollars, above an initial estimate of 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Newhart & Newhart
Indiana Engineering Co
Suitcase Stolen From Elkhart Station Containing Blue Suit
Thoight Wayne of Ligo nier reported to Elkhart police that his suitcase with a blue serge suit was taken from the N. CG. passenger station in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoight Wayne
Ligonier
Elkhart
J B Golden Marks 40 Years in Elkhart Grocery Trade
J B Golden reaches four decades in the Elkhart grocery business. He has operated in town for 40 years, building a steady local clientele and serving daily customers with staple items and produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Golden
Elkhart
Flag Day Observed Across United States
Flag Day was generally observed throughout the United States today with ceremonies and displays. Citizens displayed flags at homes and public buildings as patriotic observances marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
H Gilmour Starred in Her Beloved Enemy at Lyric Tonight
J H Gilmour, who plays Durris Grey's father in Her Beloved Enemy, appears at the Lyric theater tonight as one of the era's top character actors. He has featured in several Pathe Gold Rooster Plays by Thavhouser, notably the father in Florence La Badie's Divorce and the Daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Gilmour
Durris Grey
Lyric Theater Tonight
Pathe Gold Rooster
Thavhouser
Florence’ LaBadie
For Sale and Vehicle Sold in Local Notes
A Chevrolet touring car was sold by the Service Garage to Tra Y Miller. Also listed is a for sale note for Beagle pups at 614 South 10th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Y. Miller
Beagle Pups
South 10Th Street
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Hit 1.843 Billion
Public tally shows total subscriptions reaching 1.843 billion dollars with no further figures released until the final statement. The release notes this is for the Liberty Loan drive and emphasizes awaiting official final figures.
Secretary McAdoo Appeals for Liberty Loan Support
Secretary McAdoo urged Americans with means to buy Liberty Bonds as subscriptions reached 1.845 billion dollars by 1 pm. The Treasury announced no further figures until the final loan statement after noon tomorrow. He forecast success and asked all financially able to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Teimorrow
McAdno
Northern Indiana Deaths Report Notable Obituaries
A list of deaths across Northern Indiana noting Nathaniel G. Shorh Sr in Whitley County, Albert J. McDonald in South Bend, Anna Stermer in Lares ette, Mildred I. Phillips in South Bend, Ruth M. Wiltfeng in South Bend, and Rev. Thomas J. Mungogan formerly of St. Patrick’s Church in Pt Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel G. Shorh
Whitley County
Albert J. McDonald
South Bend
Anna Stermer
Laresette
William Sensenbaugh
Se. Bend
Mildred I. Phillips
Nightfinger
Ruth M. Wiltfeng
Nelson Wiltfeng
Thomas J. Mungogan
Rev
Marty
Pt. Wayne
St. Patrick’s Catholc Church
Gowdy Boy Not Found In Toledo Search
Elkhart Chief of Police Riblet says Toledo police have not replied to a telegram asking them to arrest Martin Gowdy 14 son of Mrs M N Gowdy of Elkhart who left home last Friday. Mrs Gowdy says she received a postal from him in Toledo and denies the boy fled to avoid detection after a misdemeanor. An aunt lives in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riblet
Elkhart
Toledo
Martin Gowdy
M. N. Gowdy
Gowdy
Goshen
Births Reported in Middlebury and Elkhart Areas
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Chester Balveat near Middlebury. Mrs Balveat is formerly Miss Marjory Roth daughter of Patrolman and Mrs William Roth of Elkhart. A son Edward Mark was born at General hospital Elkhart to Mr and Mrs Willard Chester of that city. Mr and Mrs Marvin Stump of West Groshen are parents of a daughter born last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Balveat
Middlebury
Balveat
Marjory Roth
Patrolman
William Roth
Elkhart
Edward Mark
General Hospital
Willard Chester
That City
Marvin Stump
West Groshen
Miner Injuries Reported From Household Accidents
A three year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cripe, fractured his left arm after falling from a box at home. In a separate incident, a twelve year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bash, west of Goshen, fell in a hay mow and fractured his right shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cripe
Samuel Bash Af West
Goshen
One of Largest in City Opens in Goshen
Miller Bros. will open one of the largest garages in Goshen at the W. W. Gates building on West Washington Street around September 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Bros. Opon Aeariring
W. W. Gates
Washington Street
Goshen
Slow Registration For Indiana Constitutional Convention Election
Registration for the Indiana constitutional convention election on Monday September 17 is very light. Voters have until August 19 to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Roosevelt Aboard North Central Limited at Goshen
Col. Theodore Roosevelt was a passenger on a New York Central train bound for Chicago. He traveled through Goshen yesterday on train No. 19.
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Belgum
ING Teutons
Farmer
Elis
Greathouse
Liberty Bell
Bs Associated Press
Philadelphia
Motorcoles
Civilian Relief Committee
Stephen Matus
Nat Newell
Duinaires
Probate Court
Circuit Court
St. James
Park
Liberty
Society News
Hee Ee
Bee Ad
Yesieee Upake
District No. 10
Union Street
Mortuary Record
H. Gilmour
Finn
Liberty Loan
M’adoo
United States Treasury Department
Gowdy Boy
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