World tour bicycle rider Van Pelt aims at 24000 crowns fortune
July 16, 1915 report details J Van Pelt’s 29 year globe trek to win 24000 crowns. He must ride through 21 countries, cover long distances daily, avoid selling goods, lecture, and obtain local certificates. He travels from Indiana to Jeannette Johnstown Harrisburg Washington Cuba Jamaica South America to Sydney Africa Asia with aim to marry and settle after the trek.
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Johnstown
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Harrisburg
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Australia
Africa
Asia
Hopatcong
Joe
Strand Theatre
Celal
Grey Defends British Blockade in Dual Notes
Britain argues that its naval measures to cut German trade are legal and necessary under wartime blockade rules. The exchange with the United States centers on distinguishing neutral from enemy commerce and the use of ports near Germany to enforce measures without harming neutral trade.
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Great Britain
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United States
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Wells
Southawest Arriva
Tsitania
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Wii
Meh Mereb
Germany
Cieenmelly
Tumbers
Tranel
Paris
Allivad
His
Rotterdam
Supreme Court of the United States
Claims Committee
Interception Policy Amid Neutral Trade Cautions
The statement outlines careful steps to intercept contraband while avoiding interference with neutral trade. It asserts that blockade actions depend on Germany’s geographic position and current conditions, aiming to minimize disruption to goods legitimately destined for nonbelligerent ports and to temper severity on neutrals.
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Germany
Sermon and Leaders Stir Local Congregation
A lengthy church sermon praised as thoroughly Biblical and awakening drew a strong, attentive forty five minute audience. The preacher, likened to Henry Ward Beecher, was described as vigorous with a fine presence and magnetism, yet not regularly preaching due to age. Paragraphs critique church policy of aging leaders and faddish power shifts. POINTS ON PEOPLE notes follow with visits and local movements and a few property transfers are listed.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Miles C. Young for County Auditor in Democratic Primary
Political advertisement urging voters in Indiana Pennsylvania to support Miles C. Young for County Auditor in the Democratic primary on September 21, 1915, with subscription appeal to the Evening Gazette.
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Miles C. Young
Indiana
Republican ticket announced for fall primary 1915 Indiana Pa
The Republican committee announces candidates on the party ticket for the fall primary to be held Tuesday September 21 1916. Sheriff nominees include H A Boggs Leslie Pattison John Russell and others. Also listed are candidates for Treasurer Register and Recorder Prothonotary Commissioners District Attorney County Surveyor Auditor Coroner and Chairman with multiple names per office.
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Tinides
Act of Assembly
Man Arrests Himself in Court Plea by City Marshal
Lebanon UL. John W. Wolf city marshal arrested himself on a charge of beer drinking in the street. He pled guilty in court, was fined $5, paid court costs, and returned home. The report notes five bottles of beer in St. Louis and an eventful sequence as he tried to cleanse the incident.
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Marshal Wolf
Citizen Wolf
John W. Wolf
Lebanon
St. Louis
Walt
Hawever
Marshal Walt Stali
Intermabin
Notice of dissolution petitions in Indiana County courts
In the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County a plan to dissolve Josephine Water Company is set for August 28 1915 at 10:00 a.m. Notice will publish in Indiana County Gazette and Indiana Press for three weeks. Also Josephine Electric Light Company dissolution petition set for August 2 1915 10:00 a.m. with publication in Indiana County Gazette and Indiana Progress for three weeks. Signed S J Telford P J.
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Indiana County Gazette
Indiana Press
Indiana
S, J
Telford
Josephine Electric Light Company
Indiana Progress
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