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Grabill Review

Location

Grabill, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1913

Page

2

Oversubscription Reported in Liberty Loan Drive

Washington reports show twelve federal reserve districts total Liberty loan subscriptions near 3 billion dollars with strong demand for 50 and 100 dollar bonds. Treasury officials praise American patriotism and predict three million subscribers, while early totals exceed minimum targets and large cities push beyond quotas.

Washington Federal Reserve Bank Liberty McAdoo Treasury

American steamer Moreni sunk by German submarine

The American tank steamer Moreni was sunk June 12 after a two hour running fight with a German submarine. Four crew members died including Edward Cunningham and G. Curran Jr. The German captain congratulated the American captain on a splendid fight. Forty three of forty seven crew were rescued by a passing steamer.

Washington State Department Department of State Moren Lana Edward Cunningham Brooklyn G. Curran, Jr New York E. Mousines A. Geelxen

Hoover Starts Food Rule

New York reports Hoover, national food director, appealed to about 200000 pastors across denominations to aid mobilization of food resources without waiting for Congress. He calls for greater production and waste reduction, citing an estimated national waste of 1 billion dollars annually. He urges broader corn ties and storage measures.

New York Wilson Herbert C. Hoover Hoover

Three Billion Three Hundred Forty Appropriation Enacted

A record national budget appropriation of three billion three hundred forty million was approved as the largest ever enacted. Government agencies will receive allocations across defense health and infrastructure, with emphasis on modernization projects and public services funding.

Review Ideas for June 24 Sunday School Lesson

The article outlines methods for reviewing six months of Gospel study with classes. It suggests using skilled speakers, one minute talks, or selecting key verses to illustrate lessons. It also lists forty central events from John and emphasizes presenting the purpose of the Gospel: Jesus as Christ and Son of God with eternal life through belief.

Cchonts Earth Jesus the Good Shepherd Jesus Seventy Berea Lazarus Bartimaeus Jericho Zaccheus Mary Temple Jerusalem Getheemane Judas Peter Ananias Caiphas Pilate John Christ

British In New Blow Wins Seven Mile Line

London reports British forces attacked and captured further sections of the Hindenburg line northwest of Ballecourt despite German resistance. The advance, begun near Moesines, pushed lines 500 to 1,000 yards along seven miles and left British positions astride the Ypres Comines canal. Berlin notes German retirement at two front points in Belgium and setbacks between Hollebeke and the Douve region and southwest of Warenton.

London Hindenburg Line Ballecourt Moesines Ypres Comines Canal Hiver Lys Warnave Berlin Belgium Hollebeke Douve Warneton

Kaiser to Avenge King Message From Berlin to Constantine

A Berlin telegram from Emperor William pledges vengeance on Greece's enemies and promises restoration of Constantine to the throne with German and ally support. London reports Constantine abdicated without serious disturbance. he and his wife left Athens for Corfu aboard a French destroyer, while Alexander swore fealty to the constitution.

Berne Berlin William Constantine Germany London Athens Alexander Corfu

Missing Girls Drive Extradition Demand in Ruth Cruger Case

New York reports Ruth Cruger aged seventeen was murdered at Wadley high school community by Alfredo Cocchi in a shop cellar. Laborers digging beneath the basement found skates and blood stained matter. Authorities seek other potential victims while Washington asks Rome for extradition of Cocchi.

New York Ruth Cruger Wadley High Alfredo Cocchi Washington State Department Thomas Nelson Page Rome Ruth

Names Rockford Army Camp War Announcement

Washington on June 15 reports the war department announcing details connected to Rockford Army Camp. The statement identifies the camp and outlines forthcoming actions related to military operations.

Rockford Army Camp Washington

Russian Assembly Backs Offensive and Grimm Expulsion

Petrograd reports a Duma resolution calling for an immediate Soviet allied offensive to defend Russia’s liberties. The pan Russian congress approved expelling Swiss Socialist Robert Grimm, seen as a German peace mediator, with 640 to 121 votes.

Petrograd Dumain Noties Councils of Workmen's Russia Robert Grimm Duma Germany Aldea Grimm N. C. Techeidse MV. Tseretelli M. Skobeledi Sodalist International Root America Elihu Root M. Tereschtenko Council of Ministers Mr. Root

Draft Evader Sentenced in Brooklyn Federal Court

In Brooklyn federal court Judge Chatfield sentenced Herman P. Levine a school teacher and college graduate to 11 months and 38 days in prison for failing to register under the selective draft law after a guilty plea. Louis Kramer, an confessed anarchist, got two years in Atlanta prison and a $10,000 fine for conspiracy to distribute anti conscription literature and a year for failing to register. Morris Becker, linked to the conspiracy, received one year eight months in Atlanta. The sentence drew loud applause in court.

New York Chatfield Brooklyn Herman P. Levine Levine Louis Kramer Atlanta Morris Becker Kremer Atlante

London Air Raid Toll Rises as City Fights Back

London reports 97 killed and 437 injured in yesterday’s raid announced by Earl of Derby. East End faced 15 German planes and a large aerial battle ensued with anti aircraft fire and British fighters. A schoolhouse was hit injuring seven children and 50 others. A Zeppelin was later brought down.

London House of Fords Earl of Derby Essex

Markets Report Mixed Prices for Grains Hay and Cattle

Market notes show bids for hard winter wheat patents near 14.0 dollars and 12. or 18. dollars. hay prices range from 0 to 1.00. timothy grades quoted from 9.08 to 18.00 per unit. Cattle market lists choice steers around 12.9 and other beef values. rice and other grains appear with varied fractions.

Jate HAY

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