Indictments, politics, and public health debates flash in Times of Indiana items
The piece attacks Marion county indictments as politically motivated, cites Indiana business leaders’ condemnation, and compares this with federal investigations. It then shifts to New York politics with Mrs. Blatch’s critique of freedom, and ends discussing tuberculosis decline since 1880 and ongoing public health measures including milk safety, building rules, and disease reporting.
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Newcastle
Marion County
Indianapolis
Bell
Dailey
Terre Haute
Indiana
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Suppressing a Jingo Newspaper in Germany
The Berlin Tageszeitung is suppressed, muzzling naval critic Count von Reventlow who urged relentless submarine warfare. The German navy has paused attacks on American and passenger ships, and Germany recently apologized for sinking Scandinavian vessels. The steps hint at a potential shift toward friendly talks with the United States, improving relations from a month ago.
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Berlin Tageszeitung
Count von Reventlow
von Reventlow
United States
Germany
Harriet Stanton Blatch Seeks Fresh State Constitution
Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch president of the Women's Political Union of New York denounces the current state constitution as old fashioned and hypocritical. She campaigns for a modern reform, criticizing the present document and urging change.
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Harriet Stanton Blatch
Women’s Political Union of
New York
State of
New
Indiana Board to issue Workmen's Comp booklet Sept 1
The Indiana Industrial Board announces a comprehensive Workmen's Compensation Act booklet for employers and employees, with details on eligibility, exemptions, and procedures. It explains that the act covers one worker as fully as many and outlines notice, records, and compensation rules including rates, durations, and penalties.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Industrial Board
Board
Industrial Board
July Weather Forecast Floods the Skies Across the Nation
Parsons Hicks predicts a torrid July with multiple storm periods from the 17th to 20th, 23rd to 25th, and 28th to Aug 3rd. Expect showers, thunder, and high temperatures including a potential midmonth heat spike and a full moon bluster around the 26th.
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Parsons Hicks
Low Rate Summer Tours From Vandalia Railroad
News agency blurb notes low rate summer tours offered by Vandalia Railroad with routes including New York Atlantic Coast and Pacific Coast. Inquiries directed to the railroad agent for details and booking.
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Vandalia Railroad
New York
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Weekend Socials In Rock Branch At Nearby Homes
Mr and Mrs Ernest Moody visited relatives Sunday while Mr and Mrs Frank Mahan hosted. Clint Barnette and Grant Allen couples shared a Sunday gathering with Mrs and Mrs. John Smith. Dora Bell and Hannah Hipshire stopped by. Lelia Watson returned from Roachdale visiting friends. Neal Disney and Becklehimer pair joined Todd near Jamestown for a Sunday afternoon visit.
Local Happenings at Poplar Grove and Nearby
Miss Verna Lasley was home from Fillmore over Sunday. L M Chamberlain returned from Morgan county Saturday. Alta and Leon Trout visited their sister near Reelsville with Eugene Lyon. G H Bales and family visited Emory Sutherlin near Unity. Mae Jones stayed with Curtis Jones in Cloverdale. Mrs William Allen and son Fred visited relatives near Poland. Cutting wheat is the order of the day.
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Poplar Grove
Verna Lasley
Fillmore
L. M. Chamberlain
Morgan County
Alta
Leon Trout
Eugene Lyon
Reelsville
G. H. Bales
Emory Sutherlin
Unity
Mae Jones
Curtis Jones
Cloverdale
William Allen
Fred
Poland
The Chop House and a Curious Exchange
A street scene features a blunt officer questioning a youth about being taken to the station while a waiter and Mr Wayback exchange a humorous line about chop houses. Another vignette shows Dr Arnold advising a young mother to give her baby cow's milk daily, and the mother questions how the baby will hold it all.
Disturbance at meeting ends with McGowan removed
Witnesses recall a clash when McGowan struck the chairman in the eye, prompting removal from the meeting and ending any further trouble. The account emphasizes that, despite rumors, the gathering remained harmonious and quiet afterward.
Stomach trouble relief with Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. Charles E. Hann of Shortsville New York says two years of stomach trouble and costly medicines ended after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports immediate help, relief from dull heaviness after meals, improved digestion, and cured constipation. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Charles E. Hann
Shortsville
N. Y
Notice to Gravel Road Contractors in Putnam Indiana
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by July 6 1915 at 2 pm for 4080 feet of macadam road on the J W Knauer road in Madison township. Bids require bonds for double the bid with county resident or approved surety and affidavits of no collusion. The county may reject any bid and will fix a completion time.
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Board of Commissioners
County of
Putnam
State of
Indiana
Greencastle
Madison Township
Putnam County
J. W. Knauer
Board of Commissioners of
Warren Township
Auditor’ Office
Notice to bidders for Wy Day road macadam in Warren Twp
Putnam County Indiana invites bids for 5221 feet of macadam road work on Wy Day road in Warren Township Greencastle. Bids due at 2 PM. Contractors must file bonds affidavits and disclose no collusion. County reserves right to reject all bids.
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