Pershing's Peril and the Mexican Border Crisis
A historical discussion of U S policy and military options regarding General Pershing pursuit of Villa. The piece weighs risks of invasion, Mexican reactions, and the potential for expanding the regular army by 60 000 troops to support national defense and swift recruitment. It notes calls for volunteers and the political tension in Congress as the nation considers action near the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrera
Ghihuahitla
Band
Rigr
Mexico
Pun
Anza
Pershing
Villa
Pople
Carranza
Amerijursuers
Ator. Sherman
Illinois
Nout
Anil
Serder
Exico
War Department
Sen
Philadelphia
Club seeks to furnish rooms and establish employment agency
The club plans to renovate and paint rooms after April first, buy sectional bookcases and leather furniture, and make the organization lasting. Manager Kelley reports a shortage of over twenty trained men and aims to place wood students as they qualify. consideration is given to a free employment agency to match employers with suitable help amid growing demand.
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Lc. A
Kelley
Indiana Spanists Veterans Club Forms In Indianapolis
A veterans club for Spanish War veterans will host a social club in the Het Stck building for Indiana and nearby residents. The plan includes a welcoming reception, a parade to the courthouse, and a gathering of veterans in uniform or civilian dress. Congressman L C Dyer is expected to address the crowd about future veteran efforts.
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Indiana
LC. Dyer
Missouri
W. P. Conner
Pennsylvania
Local Social News and School Meeting Notes
Mrs Charles Coolhbroth of Cur wensville visited W S Sweitzer family last week. A Bible Institute was held at Krethren church. A party honored Thelma Jeri May. Mr James Nichol is visiting Indiana. Mrs G W Lockard of Clymer spent Thursday with relatives. A Parent Teacher Association meeting was held Friday evening with many topics discussed and O T Patterson addressing parents and teachers present.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Patterson
Pleased. A Plausible Take On A New Page Tone
The audience reacts to a new page with mixed feelings as the piece ends. Pittsphargh Press notes most seem relieved it is over, suggesting a subdued finish.
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Paine
Pittsphargh Press
Townhouse ready for occupancy in Ray building
The front of the Ray building adjacent to the Y Mo. AW has been completed and work is ready for occupancy. Anyone desiring a home should consult the Gazette Office after three o'clock for details.
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Ray
Y. Mo
Shouli Toneul
The
Gazette Offies
Belek
Sympathy and Kindness to Family After Mother's Death
A note expresses sympathy to friends for kindness shown during illness and after the mother’s death, acknowledging support and friendship. The writer thanks those who offered comfort and aid to the family during their bereavement.
Astor sells Pall Mall Gazette as he becomes a Baron
London notes mark the sale of the Pall Mall Gazette, ending Lord Astor’s long newspaper link after he was ennobled. The piece notes his earlier aims and lavish support, the Tory alignment under new ownership, and hints at future British peerage access for American magnates. It also mentions wartime donations and thrift post-note. A short health testimonial then appears about Chamberlain's Publets easing a weak stomach and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pall Mall Caugette
William Waldorf Astor Crow
Lord Astor
Astor
America
Pall Mall Gazette
Thackeray
Wentley
Frederick Greenwood
Lord Morley
John Morley
Lord Milner
W.T. Stead
Central
Minster
Carlton House Terrace
Bauer
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Oysters in ancient shell middens reveal tools and food
Fragmentary OCR notes describe oysters found with ancient shells at oyster and plant sites, suggesting prehistoricNuton tools and industries. The text claims oysters remained a food staple and references related dietary use.
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Wae Anid
Republican primary candidates listed for Indiana county
Republican Party by authority of the county committee announces the primary candidates to be voted on May 10. Names include Kien Wu, Strong Brookside, Kat-Ga Lge, Wain Pl Gia lf, Machine, Morrow, Hoe. Harry Wilson and Taylor named as national delegates. Broad local notice in Indiana county.
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Republican Party
Ca Danlles
Act of Assembly
Uta
Congress Kien WU
Canoe Sverny
Wosmer HH. Wood
Indiana
Hor
Hohe
Ay Misher
Harry Dt Wilson
Clarion
Calermate Bor. Taylor
Brookwayvilla
J. Willis Wilson
Whalen Republian County
March du, LL
Oyster scarcity and water pollution threaten coastal beds
The article warns that high prices and polluted waters are harming oysters and clams along major streams. It notes polluted waterways burden urban areas and port the waste into pure waters, endangering beds and fish. It stresses buyer reliability and sources for beds and cites remedies for colds rather than relevant topics.
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Tline
Jtereasi
Telialle
Something to Step On Life Lesson From Climbing Obstacles
A fragment from Farm Life and London Telegraph style dialogue reflects on ambition and resilience. It contrasts climbing from a lower position by using footholds with a social anecdote about Miss Singleton and a curate, highlighting miscommunication and missed chances.
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Dudseon
London Telegraph
Boots In Russia and the Wonders at the Exhibit
A fragmentary report describes Sandy and family visiting an exhibit, expressing delight at the wonders seen. It also notes fashion and footwear interests among Russians, then lists several of the world’s largest domes with measurements, followed by an ad for dry cleaning services by Indiana Dye Works.
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Rome
Cararada
St. Sophia
Constantinople
St Maria Heltebute
St. Peter's
Duul's
London
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Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pennsylvania
H. H. Steving Company
Edith Steving
Ladies and Children Automobile Service
Astor Newspaper
England
Senate
Wain PL
Gialf
Bhansville
Punssutawney
Morrow
Marehad
Reed
Lord Reed
Troutman Co
Troutman’s
Am Ald
Nadie
Charmbearfiee
Toibeh Aiuedis
Ids
Bani Howe
Eka
Sandy
Cr. Sands
Aweel
Jeanie
Russia
Thussins
Earth
Indiana Dye Works
West End
J. D. Johnston
Apply Diamond Glass Co
Carpenters
J. A. H. Longwill
Loix
John Mingensmith
Pat
Mamond Glassware Co
Church Street
Bath
Chestnut Street
ALA
Marshall Uilctiings
Tento Row
Lyric Hall
Eyaie Band
South Seventh Street
Nord Sixth Street
A. YT. Taylor and Son
Inquire PH. UL
Steving
Phila. Street
Ph Hi
Piscus
Eleventh
Philaedelphin
Inquiren
Ciavette Office
EL Timberlake
Saving and Trust Company
SABRE
Moorhead Bros
Bertraum
Grant Street
Philadelphia Street
Colonial Today
Cleo Madison
Luke
TI Rio Grande
Southwest
Uncle Sam
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