Bryan Criticized for Voting Against People in 19th Century Debate
The Hamilton Texas Herald quotes Secretary Bryan on Lincoln's Gettysburg appeals while accusing him of ignoring the people's will in modern politics. The critique claims Bryan opposed Democratic choices in postmasters, primary support for Champ Clark, and Roger Sullivan's senatorial nomination, suggesting he favors "the people" only when it suits him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, Texas
Bryan
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Champ Clark
Roger Sullivan
United States
Ilinois
Riggs Bank Delay Sparks Legal Battle Over Motives
Philadelphia Ledger reports anxiously on the Riggs Bank case as delays and procedural tactics threaten speedier justice. Officials pledge to pursue the merits without political influence, while critics warn delays may shield banking interests from timely resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rizegs Bank
Lawvers
Washington
Riggs Bank
Philadelphia Ledger
Newest in Science and Inventions Highlight 16th Century Concrete
Article notes Paris knowledge of reinforced concrete in the 1500s. Describes an electric fry pan heating element for versatile cooking. Mentions a sugar pitcher with a small pour valve and a bell-triggered mail hex. Includes a shoulder-strapped basket patent for hands free carrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace of the
Louvre
Paris
Government of
Chili
United States
Great Secretary Wanted
The Boston Herald argues the United States must assume a firm neutral stance during World War I. It laments lacking decisive leadership and urges a strong moral voice in response to the Lusitania destruction.
Sunday School Picnic At Fern Grove
Members of Wall Street M. E. church held their annual Sunday School picnic at Fern Grove this morning. Many amusements were planned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Memorial Service for Ann Rogers of Clark Chapter
Memorial and patriotic exercises by Ann Rogers Clark Chapter D A R will be held Sunday at 4 p m in Mulberry street cemetery at Chestnut Street foot Capt Ju C Baird to give an historical address Prayer by Rev W H Wylie and benediction by Rev Adam G Becker All invited Graves of Revolutionary soldiers noted The site has been cleaned and fenced in recent years by the D A R to honor the dead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rogers
Clark
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mulberry Street
Chestnut Street
Ju. C. Baird
W. H. Wylie
Wall Street M. E. Church
Adam G. Becker
Maple Street M. E
Make Mine a Malted Milk at UW Madison
University of Wisconsin students consume Horlek's Malted Milk at a rate of 141 200 servings yearly. Straws laid end to end would form a thirteen mile line and 13 thousand gallons of milk would fill a reservoir. Annual student expenditure reaches 14120 with significant savings on meals, aiding library and education funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Horlek
Horiick’s
Bloomington must pay $8,500 to Miss Moore
The Indiana Supreme Court ruling orders Bloomington to compensate Josephine Moore for injuries from a Labor Day skyrocket accident in September 1978. The case, first tried in Lawrence Circuit Court at Bedford, upheld an $8,905 judgment against the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Josephine Moore
Lawrence Circuit Court
Bedford
Large Garbage Box Contract Keeps Several Shops Active
The car works has completed a contract for a large number of garbage boxes which has sustained many men. Only a few workers remain employed now with foremen as the sole staff in several shops.
Court Docket Cleared Up by Judge Fortune
The Circuit Court docket has been well cleared by Judge Fortune. It is likely the term will close the last of next week, potentially the final by limitation though a new law may make terms indefinite this year. A court vacation will occur when the term adjourns until September.
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Fortune
Circuit Court suit over attorney's fee against Watson
In a suit by Frank S. Roby against James Cole and Ward H. Watson for 2500 dollars for legal services in the Pangburn case, Roby replies deny many Watson allegations. The filing, with Roby and Watson once Indianapolis partners, seeks accounting, inspection of books and possibly a receiver to settle affairs. Watson claims 5000 in fees and inventory disputes over estate assets and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Roby
James Cole
Ward H. Watson
Pangburn
Watson
Roby
Indianapolis
Comnon
Washington Hotel Realty Company
Charlestown
Mary S. Boden
F. L. Guernsey
George Bollinger
Cler Ballard
Emma J. McClure
Marion Taylor
Charles Taylor
Samuel Taylor
Charles M. Mitchell
John Reid
Clark Circuit
H. W. Phipps
Julia A. Volz
Virginia Spitzer
Charles Arsenal
East Court Avenue
James W. Fortune
Maggie Stout
William A. Stout
Thomas J. Lindley
Mary Frances Blanton
Daniel B. Ethridge
Anna Ethridge
Floyd
Militia Leaders Seek Reversal of War Dept Disbanding Order
Chiefs of the First Regiment militia units at New Albany Madison Washington Martinsville Franklin Anderson Fort Wayne and Columbia City band together to challenge a War Department order that would disband their city military companies. They can regain standing by meeting government requirements.
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New Albany
Madison
Washington
Martinsville
Franklin
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Columbia City
War Department
Charlestown Chautauqua Homecoming Set for July Dates
Charlestown hosts a chautauqua and homecoming July 3 to 8 with Rev. F E Moore chairing the arrangements committee. Farmers Day kicks off the event and the fourth falls on Sunday, celebrated July 5 with patriotic exercises.
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Charlestown
F. E. Moore
The
Presbyterian Church
Chatman
Committee On Arrangements
Parole Violation Returns Inmate From Kokomo Area
Roll Smith, a parole violator, and Oscar L. Hay an assistant state agent at the Indiana Reformatory, yesterday returned from Okomo. Smith was sent to the reformatory from Howard county with Kokomo as county seat on October 7, 1912 to serve two to fourteen years for assault and battery with felony intent. He was granted parole December 13, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll Smith
Oscar L. Hay
Indiana Reformatory
Okomo
Smith
Howard County
Kokomo
Paroled Inmate Irvin Stevens Missing From Home
Indiana Reformatory officials report that paroled inmate Irvin Stevens has been missing for two weeks after being permitted to leave to his home. Authorities fear he may have stolen a shotgun and fled into the hills of Bush and Wayne counties. A diligent search has found no trace. Stevens is described as mentally deficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Reformatory
Irvin Stevens
Bush
Wayne Counties
Crumine sent to Dayton for camera theft case
Daniel Crumine, arrested here last Saturday and wanted in Dayton for the alleged theft of a camera and other items, was taken there this morning by S. E. Vendis who came for him yesterday afternoon armed, with requisition papers issued by the Governor of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Crumine
Dayton
S. E. Vendis
Ohio
Brunner and Acbersald Wed Near New Albany
Magistrate Frank M. Ogden officiated the marriage of folk telegraph operator Farl Brunner and Miss Lorena Acbersald, both of Floyd Knobs, near New Albany. Lorena is daughter of Ernest Acersald, a Louisville butcher.
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Frank M. Ogden
Farl J. Brunner
Lorena Acbersald
Floyd Knobs
New Albany
Ernest Acersald
Louisville
Town trustee bids for new school and additions
Charles W. White the township trustee announces bids will be received up to 23 for a new school building in the McCulloch neighborhood an addition of one room to the Ingramville building and the removal of the colored school on Travel road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. White
McCulloc
Ingramville
Postmasters Set July Dates for Kokomo Meeting
Notification from James FE Burke Postmaster announces July 21 and 22 as the State Association of Postmasters meeting dates in Kokomo. The Creanni meeting is scheduled with officials confirming venue and agenda.
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James FE. Burke
Creanni
Kokomo
Paroled Inmate Helps Family Amid Reformatory Review
Eugene Williams of the reformatory wins parole to support a family of young children in Kentucky after a prior parole violation. George Randolph is paroled due to precarious physical condition. John P. Leonard granted clemency to aid family support, having arrived at the reformatory in 1910 from Morgan County.
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Eugene Williams
Reformatory
Kentucky
Vanderburg
Geoge Randolph
John P. Leonard
Morgan County
Americans Held in Danger Near Guaymas by Yaqui Attack
Howard reports seven five American citizens are in danger near the west coast of Mexico about 15 miles from Guaymas. They were attacked by Yaqui Indians two weeks ago and now seek protection in a village near Quaymas. Dispatches moved through Roosevelt and Benson to Lansing with instructions to the admiral. The assault occurred as Carranza forces and Villa forces could not provide protection, prompting U S consular protection at Guaymas and Rabizhar arriving to help.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Guaymas
Admiral Howard
Navy Department
Quaymas
Navy
Roosevelt
Admiral Benson
Lansing
State Department
United States
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip Meets at St Lucas Church
At the St Lucas German Reformed church meeting the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip heard a talk by Rev J G Reese. Vice President Groher presided in the president's absence. A committee led by Judah Walsh was appointed to plan a fish fry and excursion. The old church building will host athletic activities for younger members, with the Consistory granting use for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
St. Lucas
J. G. Reese
Edward F. Groher
Judah H. Walsh
John Gienger
William Kileus
Chas
Nachand
Field'age L. Wilson
Walter A. Schlosser
Henry Glunk
Edward Vroher
Peter Deibel
John I. Schiefer
Michael D. Schlosser
Aammoth Union Outing at Glenwood Planned
The Evangelical Young Peoples Federation of Louisville and New Albany organize a picnic at Glenwood Park on Saturday June 12 in two cities. Ten Evangelical churches participate with afternoon baseball, evening program and free admission, with Big Red Cars transporting crowds.
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Evangelical Young Peoples Federation of
Louisville
New Albany
Glenwood Park
Jeffersonville
Hidies
Citiizens
Minnie F. Adam
Fred A. Kratch
Illenwood Park
Outine
St. Luke
St. Mathew
St. Paul
St. Peter
Christ Church
Bethlehem Church
Clifton Church
Immanuel Church
Parkland Church of Louisv'He
German Evangelica Church of
Glenwood
Six-Story Bank Building Contract Awarded in Evansville
Evansville Indiana June 4 The contract for the six story brick building for the Old State National Bank was let Thursday to a local firm for 225000. Construction begins at once.
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Evansville
Ind
Old State National Bank
Family land dispute verdict in Koehler case
Judge William Ridley in Harrison county finds for the plaintiffs Louis Koehler and associates against Henry Catherine and other Koehlers. The suit concerns ownership of land and a common fund used to purchase property for the family.
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William Ridley
Harrison County
Louis Koehler
Henry Koehler
Catherine Koehler
Judge considers petition to vacate alley and rent rooms
Judge Fortune heard Frank E. Rose petition to vacate an alley and rent one or two rooms on Wall Street. The inquiry at Goodman’s Grocery was opposed and the matter was taken under advisement.
New Note to Germany Dispatch Seen by Wilson Cabinet
President Wilson finished a new note to Germany and announced it to the cabinet. Officials expect it to be dispatched to Berlin late tonight or tomorrow and then made public later. Lansing Bryan Gregory and Secretary consulted on the note defending that Germany had no ground to claim that the Lusitania carried guns. Meyer Gerhard, agent for von Bernstorff, sailed to Copenhagen aboard the United States with last minute arrangements made by wireless message.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Berlin
White House
Bryan
Lansing
Gregory
New York
Meyer Gerhard
von Bernstorff
United States
Copenhagen
Bulgarian Army on Turkish Frontier Alarms Constantinople Troop Movements
Athens reports Bulgaria concentrates forces on the Turkish frontier prompting large Turkish troop recalls from Gallipoli to Adrianople and Kirkahilisseh amid fears of further action. British dispatch adds detail on Przemysl fall and massive prisoner, cannon losses as German Austrian forces push west. News notes intense bombardment and shifting fronts in Galicia and the Carpathians.
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London
Athens
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Gallipoli
Adrianople
Kirk-Ahilisseh
Przemyst
Teutonic
Wilson drafts note to Germany on submarine warfare ethics
President Wilson prepares a brief note asking Germany to state if it will adhere to international law in wartime submarine conduct. The cabinet will review it tomorrow and send it before the weekend. Count von Bernstorff will dispatch Berlin to outline the U. S. view to Emperor William and German officials.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Jers
Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
Wiliam
United States
Parlysis Death of Mrs June Bozell in San Francisco
Details of the death of Mrs. June Bozell who passed away May 25 after paralysis struck her following a May 19 visit with friends at the Fair. Born Jane Lane, she lived in San Francisco with her son Joseph Brown and had two sons, Joseph Brown and Arthur Bozell. Interred Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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June Bozell
Joseph Brown
San Francisco
Can
Sallie Murphy
Als
Bozell
Jane Lane
Mr. Brown
Brownstown
Ind
Joseph Bozell
San Franceo
Arthur Bozell
Indianapolis
Mt. Olivet
Port Fulton Man Faces Malicious Destruction Charge
Hersehe Ferguson was arrested yesterday and brought before Magistrate Benson R. Veasey in police court for damaging a rig belonging to liveryman Fiske Isier. The case was continued to June. Truxton Canter, charged with intoxication, was fined $1.
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Hersehe Ferguson
Port Fulton
Fiske Isier
Benson R. Veasey
William Smith to Attend Instruction School This Summer
Private William Smith of the United States Army, who has returned to his regiment at Texas City, Texas after visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs John B Smith of New Washington, will attend a school of instruction this summer to prepare to inspect militia companies under Federal instruction.
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Seret
William Smith
UN Ted States Army
Texas City
Tex
John 8S. Smith
New Washington
Only Two Candidates Seek School Trustee Seat
The field for Willacy J. Schwaninger’s school trustee seat includes two announced candidates. Schwaninger seeks reappointment and William G. Young is the sole rival, with supporters debating council backing. The council plans to vote next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willacy J. Schwaninger
Schwaninger
William G. Young
Memorial Service in Sellersburg by Odd Fellows and Fraternals
In Sellersburg on Sunday the Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Western Woodmen and Daughters of Rebekah will join for a memorial service. Prof. F. E. Andrews and Rev. John Asher will deliver addresses.
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the Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Wesern
Woodmen
Local Social Notes Include Bottorffs Visit and Embroidery Club
Mr and Mrs Annie Bottorff visited Mr and Mrs Edward Bottorff in Charles town. Mrs Charles Eaken attended an embroidery club meeting with Mrs Hugh Williams in New Albany. Mrs Ernest Mullings formerly of the city from Louisville also attended.
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Annie Bottorff
Mrs
Edward P. Bottorff
Charles
Charles Eaken
Embroidery Club
Harry Williams
New Albany
Ernest Mullings
Louisville
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Bryan’s
RIGGS
Boston Herald
Lusitania
Mus.berry Cemetery
Capt. L. ©. Baird
CITY
Frank Roby
Chautauqua
Ogden
Postmasters' Meeting
Howard
Brotherhood
Rev. Reese
ST. Luke's Reformed Church
Aammoth Union
Sat
Cracow
Arcros Galicia
Galicia
Dunaje
Carpathian Mountains
San
Deiester
Stryj
Vienna
Petrograd
Przemysl
David Lloyd George i
Manchester
Trenton Canter
Sellersburg
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