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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1914

Page

6

Mistaken engagement reveals two Mr Popenjoys

In a drawing room scene Angela Rivers faces a double mix up as her mother plans a marriage to Roger Popenjoy. A younger fiancé arrives claiming the same title while an elder Popenjoy steps forward, leading to a comic misunderstanding about the wedding party and chaperon rules.

Mr. Popenjoy Angela Evers Miss Rivers Roger Popenjoy Mm Man Ferself Mamma the Hind Qin Tuid Popenjoy Mounéend Neck Agaiy Iss Rivers Dad Mrs. Rivers Angela Mr. Wopenjoy Misa Rivers

Hurricane rivalry changes Florida town papers

In a Florida town two rival newspapers battle for readers and weather fame. Molly Baxter, wife of Chronicle owner Joe, covers a hurricane with vivid first person detail after joining her husband at the office. Her report shifts readers, drawing northern interest and altering the local newspaper power balance.

Florida Eld The Chronicle Joe Bastar Baxtor Din Bis Sen Doe Olin Joe Soctr Stringer New Orleans Springer Baxters Molly Baxter Weather Bureau West Indies Tent Mir Stringer Jav Pickett Gettysburg Atlantic Ainchor Thesa the Gazette Gazette Molly

Naval disaster stirs England over Hawke sinking in North Sea

The Hawke cruiser, 7 360 tons, under Captain Hugh Williams, was sunk by a German submarine in the North Sea with reports placing the crew around 400 to 550. Survivors say Sydney Austin bore luck, having also survived the Hogue. The loss accompanies other British ships Amphion, Pathfinder, Aboukir, Cressy, Hogue, Pegasus, Speedy and the two destroyers, while Britain accuses Germany of a heavy warship toll.

Magligh Admiralty Lungland Hatvke Hugh Williams North Sea Sydney ‘Austin Hawke Hogue Amphion Pathfinder Aboukir Cressy Pegasus Speedy Str England Germany

Canal Blocked by Slide Hopes for Quick Clearance

Panamia canal Commissioner Goethals reports the canal blocked by a landslide north of Gold Hill and expects openings within a few days after an accurate survey determines dredging needs. Debris fills the channel to the west bank while dredges push to clear the waterway. Four vessels at Cristobal and two at Balboa are delayed awaiting a new channel.

Goethals Panamia Canal North O- Gold Hill Cristobal Balboa

Gardner Warns U S Is Unprepared for War

Representative Gardner of Massachusetts declares the United States is totally unprepared for war and urges the American people to be informed. He criticizes peace propaganda linked to Carnegie and proposes a national security commission to investigate preparedness for defense or offense amid the European conflict.

Gardner United States Gardiner Massachusetts House Andrew Carnekle Germany National Security Commission

London Saloon Closing Hour Cut To Ten PM

War measures trim hours for London restaurants clubs and saloons from 11 pm to 10 pm nightly. Woolwich and Greenwich set early closing at 7 pm with a proposal that no saloons reopen until 10 am instead of 6. Authorities aim to curb drinking and reduce nighttime disorder.

London Woolwich Greenwich

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