Church Services Schedule Update in Indiana
Churches across the city list Sunday services with times and speakers. Notable attendees include Rev. James B. McLeod from Pittsburgh, Rev. Bennett W. Hutchinson, and Rev. Dr. Lewis Hay. programs cover Sabbath School, sermons, Endeavor leagues, and youth groups. All area residents are invited to attend.
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U. P
James B. Watson
Brazil
G. Morrow
Lutheran
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Lewis ‘Hay
Presbyterian
James B. McLeod
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Salvation Army
Court House
Army Hall
Indiana Cigar Store
Christian Fellowship
Naval Review Edition Promises War Fleets Photos
The Evening Gazette announces a special Naval Review edition in New York harbor. It will feature remarkable photos of ships and the men who crew them in a Sunday pictorial section next Sunday.
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Uncle Sam
Naval Review
Amarican
New York Harbor
Sunday World
Greensburg Visit and Pittsburgh Banquet Notice
Miss Ethel Craig of Locust street visits Greensburg. Mrs H W Moore spends week with her sons J Murry and Orrie Moore in Pittsburgh. PRC GOAT VTS BAT BEATEN the Normal went to Pittsburgh for a banquet by the Schoolmasters Club at Fort Pitt Hotel. Charles L McLain, freed from Florida, arrived in Indiana this morning to visit his parents Mr and Mrs C C McLain of Water Street.
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Ethel Craig
Locust Street
Greensburg
Mra
H.W. Moore
J. Murry
Orrie Moore
Pittsburgh
Schoolmasters’ Club
Fort Pitt Hotel
Charles L. McLain
Florida
Indiana
C. C. McLain
Water Atreat
Marion Center notes on residents and industry changes
The column reports Mrs. Clarence Swan visiting from Langdon Alberta and staying with her mother Mrs. Belle McLaughlin in the Marion Center area. It notes work halts on government contracts and railroads in the northwest, C. H. Lapsley named postmaster at Glassport, Sagamore mines closed indefinitely, Thomas T. Work to wed Bernice Dewey in Jackson Michigan, and visits by H. S. Wyncoop of New York City, W. C. Byers of Webster, and H. G. Work in Pittsburgh.
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Clarence Swan
Langdon
Alberta
Belle McLaughlin
Near Washington Church
Steele
Northwest
C. H. Lapsley
East Mahoning Township
Glassport
Sagamore
Thomas T. Work
Detroit
Mich
Bernice Dewey
H. EB. Dewey
Jackson
Work
J. H. Work
Michigan
Wyncoop
New York City
Marion Center
M. B. Wyncoop
Harrisburg
Lincoln Highway
W. C. Byers
Webster
J. T. Park
H. G. Work
Pittsburgh
State College Alumni Luncheon and Commencement Events
Details list a June 9 luncheon, alumni parade and reception, June 10 11 commencement exercises with H Walton Mitchell address in Pittsburgh, parents meeting, and dedicatory events at Liberal Arts building. Examinations for admission and advanced standing scheduled September 9 10 11.
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State College
Chinese University of Hawaii
State
Adam of Eden
The
Thespians
H. Walton Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Liberal Arts
Girl Made Lieutenant in Russian Army Honor Roll
Alexandra Lagerev is promoted to lieutenant among sixteen other female recruits linked to Cossack families. Eight girls are killed. Lagerev was captured, escaped, killed a guard, and aided a reconnoitering party that seized eighteen enemy lines with important documents.
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Alexandra Lagerev
Lagerevy
Surprising Note in Clouston Post Puzzles Readers
The Clouston Post quotes readers reacting to an odd line about a bone bend and Milad, noting surprise at the phrasing and the mystery behind what caused the shock among friends.
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Bone Bend
Clouston
Chiropractic Adverts Readily Claim Quick Health Relief
An advertisement asks if readers suffer weakness pain or distress and promotes chiropractic adjustments as a path to healing. It markets relief from past failures to get well and urges trying chiropractic care.
Mob Violence Surges as Italian Cities Quake in War Fervor
Rome reports unveil mass demonstrations with 26,000 troops deployed to divide the city into four zones. Ex-ministers Bertolini and Graziadei are mobbed while crowds target Germans and Giolitti followers. Cavalry makes only sham charges as people press for war with Giolitti and the German envoy under guard. Reports of Milan Florence Genoa Naples echo nationwide unrest.
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Rome
Giolitti
Signor
Hiolitti
Bertolini
Ladta
Valenzani
Graziadei
Signor Facta
Signor Giolitti
Prince von Buelow
Milan
Florence
Genoa
Naples
Note Delayed On Way To Germany Causes Open Question
Washington reports Ambassador Page at Rice told the state department that the president's note to Germany did not reach Rome until 2 p.m. Friday. Ambassador Gerard in Berlin apparently did not receive the note in time to present it to the foreign office Friday. London papers may have had the document a day before the German authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wilson
Washington
Page
Rice
State Department
Germany
Rome
Gerard
Foreign Office
London
Protests urged for Armenian Christians in Turkey regions
Christiane in Armenia Washington May 15 reports the state department prepares replies to communications from across the country urging steps to protest Christian communities in Armenia and nearby regions under Turkish control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help Christiane
Armenia
Washington
President Wilson Resting Aboard Mayflower As U S Notes Germany
The Mayflower with President Wilson aboard sailed from Virginia Capes en route to New York for a review of the Atlantic fleet. He plans rest in the coming days and will not return to Washington before Thursday unless needed. Germany's reply to the note is awaited in five to six days, with Berlin unlikely to seek war and seeking to place any rupture on the United States. Admiral Taft praises Wilson’s note as admirable and judicial in tone.
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Washington
Wilson
Irginia Capes
New York
United States
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Bryan
Berlin
Great Britain
Gays Taft
Taft
Wil. Gon
Patching In Public By Street Seamstresses In China
In many Chinese towns street seamstresses mend garments while you wait. Native sewing women sit on low stools on sidewalks, mostly doing running stitches. Their work is valued by local workers and travelers alike, often serving boatmen and laborers in city houseboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Guote
China
Sreet
Washington Star
Electric Lighted Mines Beat Safety Ramps
The Chicago News reports on modern mines wired for electric lighting replacing miners lamps. Underground passages, offices, and mule stables are brightened with tungsten lamps and weatherproof reflectors. Motor coal cars and gas-detection instruments reduce danger and improve workers’ conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Submarine Role in Canal Defense Seen Vital in War Years
Discussion notes the Leon Gambetta and U-5 class submarines as key coastal defense for the Panama Canal. It asserts American-made engines powered the travel and highlights mobility advantages, citing Dardanelles lessons and the need for fleets beyond fortifications. Burials at Cape Leuca honor fallen sailors from the Gambetta.
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Ayan Bmarine
Mada Ite
Mora Er Bane
Leon Gea Ata
Adriatic Sea
Awylth
Ramattat Sea
America
Panama Canal
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Leon Gambetta
Syracuse
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Duffer Gessler
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H. H .Steving
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Bennett W. Hutchinson
St. Bernard’s
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Free Library
North Sixth Street
Baptist
Evening Gazette
Girl
WP Shepard
D. C
Phila
St. Opposite Sayings & Trust
Tadiana
Ifaly
Gewalry
Ferman
King Lam
Paice
REA
Proteat
Warthé
Esibatttter
South Sixth St
Bank
Teles Hones
Winalt Velidal
Whioth Colerda
Foo
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Austria
United States Navy
H. H. Steving CO
M. Edith Steving
Automobile Service
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