Sosben Democrat ticket list 1918 state offices
Wednesday July 26 1918 Sosben Democrat presents the Democratic state ticket with officers including Secretary of State Herman Center of Decatur Auditor William M Jones of Fairmount State Treasurer J B McCarthy of Kempton Attorney General Evan Stotsenburg of New Albany Clerk of Supreme Court Sam W Vel L Calloway of Indianapolis State Geologist Edward Barrett of Plainfield Appellate Court Division 1 judges Milton Hottel of Salem Hugh Wickens of Greensburg Appellate Court Division 2 judges F S Caldwell of Winchester Edwin F McCabe of Williamsport Supreme Court John C McNutt of Martinsville J J Moran of Portland State Superintendent Willis A Fox of Angola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Stots °Enburg
New Albany
Supreme Court
Sam W Vel L. Calloway
Indianapolis
Edward Barrett
Plainfield
Appellate Court
Milton Hottel
Salem
Hugh Wickens
Greensburg
Appellate Court Division
F.S. Caldwell
Winchester
Edwin F. McCabe
Williamsport
John C. McNutt
Martinsville
J. J. Moran
Portland
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Willis A. Fox
Angola
Democratic ticket slate for county offices and council
The list names Henry A. Barnhart Emil Franz James L Harman Claude A Lee Albert C Tarman George H Rimler Leslie Chamberlain Orlin J Schrock Anie Clark Sol Dembefsky John N Swart B Frank Leader Enos M Hoover Harden D Mareel and council members Albert Enders Lawrence Welter James Peters W Harvey Ulery Louis Helfrick Benjamin F Long C Edwin Stout as Democratic nominees for county clerk auditor treasurer recorder sheriff coroner assessor public defender and district representatives with at large members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A Lee Albert C. Tarman
George H. Rimpler
Leslie Chamberlain
Albert Enders
Lawrence Welter
James Peters
W. Harvey Ulery
Louis Helfrick
Benjamin F. Long
C. Edwin Stout
Local Township Trustees and Advisory Board Candidates
A fragment listing candidates for trustees and advisory board members in Elkhart and Clinton townships including Edgar Logan Albert Menaugh Leone F. Michael Jacob Ambos Amasa Cripe William Stiver John Wert and others for constable and assessor roles. Also notes names of Benton and Butter Township figures and mixed agricultural price entries for eggs lard ham bacon wheat corn rye oats and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone F. Michael Jacob Ambos Amasa Cripe
Clinton Township
Ailliam F. Stiver
War era humor and propaganda voices across a noisy page
A chaotic collection of wartime jests and observations skewering Germans, pacifists, and home front life. It lampoons U boats and tank myths, urges thrift and garden work, mocks propaganda, and urges citizens to support the war effort through industry, vigilance, and unity.
Federal food rules tighten in Indiana as licenses revoked
Dr. Harry E. Barnard reports that over forty Indianapolis bakers confectioners and restaurant keepers were cited for report failures and substitute use violations. Licenses for Nicholas Prejean and N. K. Manolea were revoked. Wm. Greisinger faced sanctions for a false sugar contract affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Barnard
Indiana
Indianapolis
Nicholas Prejean
N. K. Manolea
Wm. Greisinger
South Bend
A. B. Eby
St. Joseph County
Food Reserves and Fire Hazards Warned by Food Administration
The food administration warns rural farmers to protect hay grain and stored crops as season starts. Fires threaten barns granaries and storehouses with lightning defective wiring and carelessness cited. Emphasis on removing inflammable trash installing lightning protection and having ladders and buckets ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
No Peace Near Says Von Kuehlmann Before Reichstag
Berlin June 26 foreign secretary Richard von Kuehlmann told the Reichstag that German victories in France give the initiative to Berlin and that the war may last into autumn or winter. He cited Austro-Hungarian gains on the Italian front and warned that Allied peace offers have not yet materialized. He rejected Belgium pledges and urged confidence in negotiations, recalling Moltke and warning against invoking world domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Reichstag
Berlin
Richard von Kuehlmann
France
von Kuehhmann
von Motike
Germany
Belgium
Kriebbaum
Germiny
Muust
de. von Kuehlmann
Umut
von Kiehtnain
Asquith
Front Fortier
Cavettan
von Saeltmanin
von Moltke
Mr Balfour
Sodb Thaet Crepumina
von Krelitnason
Kaiser
Europe
Napoleon
Surgeon Maj Paul T. Desger Buried by Shellfire At French Front
Special war zone correspondent reports Maj Paul T. Desger regimental surgeon with the American army at the French front. He worked amid wounded American and French soldiers in a barn when shellfire buried him, yet he dug himself out and resumed operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. Desger
Washington
Draft Call Out Aims To Mobilize 400000 Registrants Soon
Washington reports ongoing War Department action to mobilize about 400000 registrants as of June for military service. Provost Marshal General warns governors a nationwide draft draws near, with registration and quota plans extending into July and August. Assignment to draft classes will determine early color call and potential active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
SOGG
Coler Aris
Marsind
Tvthinis
Gener Militey
INE Nots
Arivema
Secoo
Mepmrtigenn Veh Ieee
New York
Ens
Lewinds
Witte Vosdo
Fae
Swibe
Senate
Bales
Divid
A. U
Regiscran
Deter
Tate
Chiss
Fragmentary War Era Claims From Obscure Source
Fragmented text references alleged instigation among prisoners and blamed Russia, with mentions of derailed diplomacy and imperial events. The garbled lines suggest a discussion of wartime responsibility, diplomacy, and historical figures, though specifics are unclear.
U-Boat Sinks U. S. Transport
German submarines claim sinking a British transport chartered by the United States off Delaware capes on June 18. The vessel carried no troops. crew members were missing after the attack. The U S Navy confirmed the loss as its first troopship sunk in this theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Navy Department
Delaware Capes
Crewere
War ends not the danger disease will stalk Europe
The article warns that postwar Europe may face typhus, cholera, smallpox, and scarlet fever as trenches, ruined towns, and polluted water spread illness. It cites fear of epidemics across Austria, Germany, Servia, Turkey and Palestine, with trains and travelers at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Belgium
Poland
Servia
Austria
Germany
Cabled
Turkey
Palestine
Kathleen Hills
Leslie’s Weekly
Asp & buenics Harbor Project Dominates Public Eye
Trieste's looming prominence as Haly declared war has made Asp & buenics immensely successful and rarely modern. Its harbor facilities are the best modern technic can devise and trillions of dollars have been spent on the undertaking. In 110 near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Tergeste
Vespasian
Rome
Venice
Leopold II of Austria
Asp & Buenics
Haly
Lady Keasch Canteens Feed Munition Workers In England
Lady French leads canteens across England to feed munition factory workers. With factories expanding fast some towns lack restaurants and meals, so the service provides good food at minimal cost to keep workers nourished and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Keasch
Lady French
England
Army Service Corps
Washington Star quote on wisdom and explaining to the ignorant
A Washington Star line questions how wisdom is built and mocks those who pretend to explain things they do not know. It frames wisdom as a reputation earned by restraint and truth rather than posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Geo. Pollick
Logansport
Ind
Grando Pine
John Porter
S. Williams St
Paulding
Ohio
Grand-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
A Test of Time and Veteran Reference
A reflective note on aging and memory. The piece ponders how a man grows along with time and whether a reference to the veterans of '08 still strikes him as amusing or distant.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sosben Democrat
Herman
Decatur
William M. Jones
Fairmount
J. B. McCarthy
Kempton
Congress
Henry A. Barnhart
Emil Franz
James L. Harman
Orlin J. Schrock
Com. North. Dist
Anie Clark
Sol Dembefsky
John N. Swart
B. Frank Leader
Enos M. Hoover
Harden D. Mareel
County Council
Elkhart Township
Edgar Logan
Albert
Menaugh
John W. Wert
For Members
Jacob Rockentaugh
John T. Juday
Arthur Long
Veter Groff
Benton Township
James FE. Blow
NCE
Smembers Advisory Bowre
Auison Iavpson
Louis Werker
Aaron Hoste Ctilar
Constable
William Wilkinson
Ker
Marry Leacock
Jackson Township
Barvey Reit
Solomon Mishler
Meare Benjamin S. Bainter Gray Burtsfield Guarley Lutes
Loyalty
Bert
Rush Une
Press
Ageur
Ypres
Ostend
Quanly
Sermeone
Thiele Sai
Official Food News
Hoover
United States
Herbert Hoover
von Kuehlmann
Britain
Paul T. Dessez
Ruebligann Park
Gribatte
Russia
von Waelduritin
Promee Amd
Mid
Serbia
Baroge
U. S
Fletcher
Drvight
Hawis Drug
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