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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1915

Page

5

A General Survey of the War

A general survey of the war notes Przesmysl’s fall to the Russians as a turning point and discusses troop dispositions. It reports reinforced Russian forces, German maneuvers in north Poland, and ongoing battles across the Carpathians and Galicia. It also covers submarine activity, Dresden sinking, and a Lehigh County probe into possible German spies.

Przesmysl Przemysl Cracow Carpathians Praemys Petrograd Lupkin Pass Budapest Starosl Usok Pass Hungary Bucharest Poland Nieman Plac Prussian Memel Suwalki Ossowlec Admiralty United States Dresden Juan Mernandes Island England

Governor Brumbaugh invites 6000 to local option rally

Governor Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania schedules a large Harrisburg demonstration on April 6 to press local option in churches state wide. Invitations go to last Congress members who voted for prohibition. a special local option day will feature sermons and plans for final action to pass the bill in the House the week of April 11.

Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Chinese orders boost tinplate plant work in Pa

American Sheet and Tinplate Co at New Kensington Pa will fill a $250000 tinplate order from China. The move signals potential new Welsh and English orders. A separate report notes a man from Johnstown, Pa, hanged himself in his home after a belt tied to a wall spike. In a miraculous turn, seven year old Paul Parkison of Sharon Pa regained sight after six months of blindness.

Cody Peri Whiasn James Cullinan Sharon Delas Gibson American Sheet and Tinplate Company New Kensington China A. J. Spangerberg Johnstown Paul Parkison John Parkison

Submarine Found at Harbor Bottom But Crew Halt Hope

Reports say United States submarine has been located on a spar at the Honolulu Harbor bottom near grappling gear. Parts of the superstructure are surfaced as divers plan salvage. Crewmembers have been at sea for over eighty four hours with no chance of survival.

Honolulu United States Tionoluin Wie California

Mine Employees Sued by Ohio Coal Company for Damages

Wilk Coal company of Roseville Muskingum county filed the first of its kind suit in Zanesville against 145 miners for 25000 damages. The owners say the miners breached the wage agreement and walked off on March 17 after being discharged. The petition says the miners refused arbitration and the owners seek wage arrears applied to any judgment.

Ohio Zanesville Wilk Coal Company Roseville Muskingum County Petiilion

Canton City Name Change to Shameen on Telegraph Lines

The Commercial Cable company announced that the Chinese telegraph administration will from April 1 rename Canton for telegraph and cable purposes to Shameen the foreign quarter of the city Wilson and Taft at Exercises. With President Wilson as cornerstone and ex President Taft as orator, formal work began on the $800000 Red Cross home in Washington.

Canton Commercial Cable Company Chinese Telegraph Administration Shameen Wilson Taft American Red Cross Washington

Obituary of Mrs Margaret C Loughry of Smicksburg

Mrs Margaret C Loughry died at her home near Simlekabirg Indiana county from deute degeneration of the liver. She was born in Ed dyville Armstrong county March 23 1877 and married W C Loughry of Trade City North Mahoning township March 25 189? She died March 21 1915 leaving her husband three children aged 14 12 and 6 and parents Mr and Mrs G Walker of Smicksburg plus many siblings. She joined the Lutheran church of Smicksburg at 16 and remained a devoted wife mother and member of the church. Funeral services were by Rev R N Stumpf and interment at Smickshurey cemetery March 24. Many relatives attended from Punxsutawney Guffey Vandergrift Plumville and surrounding areas.

Margaret C. Loughry Simlekabirg Indlare Eddyville Armstrong County W. C. Loughry Trade City North Mahoning Township Dey Margaret Arne D. G. Walker Smicksburg Ghred Brothers and Com J. P Vandergrift J. J. Dickey Snicksburg A. P. Pifer Plumville Loughry Lutheran Church of Winder Chas B Strontre R. N. Stumpf Smieckshurey M. M. Gabagan Almeda Marign Charles Stevenson Jane Jessies Charles Guffey Pastro David Linsdley Dollie Tmlorence Mildred Lot Craft Gas Beck Clarence Hartman Punxsitawiney Iarry Kerr Marion Genter J. 8. Beck

Surprise Party for Miss Florence Croft at Home

Friends gathered Saturday evening near Chambersville to surprise Miss Florence Croft. The party featured games and music, with many gifts for Miss Croft. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. George Croft, Punxsutawney. Miss Bessie Peterman, Blairsville. Clarence Peterman, Indiana. Refreshments followed. The Conner Vehicle Company now offers full shop services including new and repair work and auto painting with strict attention, Lt. White hired as blacksmith, Lotf.

Florence Croft Chambersville Groft George Groft Punxsuttawney Bessie Peterman Blairsville Clarence Peterman Indiana Conner Vehicle Company Lt. White Lotf

Market Quotations Chicago to Cleveland Livestock and Grain Prices

Market data from Chicago, Pittsburgh and Cleveland shows bids and closing ranges for hogs cattle sheep and lambs, with prices for native and western cattle, light heavy and mixed hogs, calves and fat cattle. Grain futures include wheat corn and oats with May expiries and quotes.

Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland

Woman Seizes Burning Dynamite On Street

Six sticks of dynamite attached to a fusing device were taken from the steps of Salvatore Corso’s home and tossed into the street by Mrs. Pauline Segal of Philadelphia. One stick exploded, while the others remained unlit as authorities investigated the perilous incident.

Salvatore Corso Pauline Segal Philadelphia

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