German Navy Chief Says England Forced War On Europe
Admiral von Tirpitz argues England starving Germany justifies German U boat warfare. interview with Karl H. Voigt for United Press notes Britain’s sea blockade and potential American reaction if Germany blocks all enemy ships. The exchange occurs before German fleet operations off the British coast.
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England
Europe
United Press
Karl H. von Weegand
Great Britain
Kaiser
France
Hague
New York
General Staffy
America
North Sea
Germany
Marion Carr 53 Dies in Indianapolis Home Burial Set at Crown Hill
Marion Carr aged 53 died at his Indianapolis home from complications of stomach trouble. Burial is at Crown Hill Cemetery with services at the Pleasant Street residence. He was born in Elizaville and formerly Miss Jennie Richey of Lebanon. He leaves a widow and two sons Rugg and Francis. attendance at the Lebanon funeral attendees includes Mrs. Margaret A Richey and others. John Andrus, inventor, returns to Scheensport with gasoline substitute formulas. tests show costs of six cents per gallon and indicate misperception of fuel base and withheld ingredients.
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Marion Carr
Indianapolis
Pleasant Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Elizaville
Carr
Jennie Richey
North
Lebanon
Rugg
Francis
Margareta A. Richey
Charles E. Richey
Rachael Morrison
Ray Richey
Andrus
Christmas Eve Candle Custom Wells From Ireland to Lebanon
A society woman urges Lebanon to adopt a Christmas Eve candle in each home to symbolize the Star of Bethlehem. The plan, borrowed from Ireland and Scandinavia and first tried in Boston, aims to foster kindness and unity while publicizing the season’s sacred night.
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Land
Scandinavia
Boston
Rochester
New York
United States
Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas Entertainment
The Presbyterian Sunday school announces a Christmas program for Wednesday at seven oclock. The lineup includes The Prince of Peace Appears, U S Quartette, Christmas and several recitations, solos, duets, and songs by Charlies Butner Robert Rice Irene Gultion Martha Jane Voris Marion Rogers Irene Hayes and Mary M Lewis Walter Moore Oldendorf Leflin Brenton Jamie Black Nipas and others. Congregation joins with Joy to the World.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Indianapolis Fruit Driver Arrested for Peddling Without License
Charles Lowman, driver for Hammer Bros. fruit dealers, was jailed on a $50 bond after being arrested for selling apples without a city license. Officer Emmert nabbed him on South Febaran Street. Lowman claimed the ordinance unconstitutional and awaited a hearing scheduled for Saturday.
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Charles Lowman
Hammer Bros. Fruit Dealers
Indianapolis
Charlie
J. Bo Shelby
Hamel Gros
Lowman
Emmert
Febaran
Wd. Wood
Shelby
Tamme Brothers
Hammel
Mrs Ralston Urges Red Cross Support Across Indiana
Mrs Jennie C. Ralston writes to A B Jones urging support for Red Cross Christmas Seals to stamp out tuberculosis. She notes Boone County contributions and cites state wide gains from anti tuberculosis societies, praising the slogan ten seals per capita and Indiana Red Cross Seals Commission leadership.
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Mrs. Ralston
RED Cross
Lebanon
Ralston
Jones
Boone County
Indiana
Jennie C. Ralston
Indiana Red Cross Seals Commission
Minister Injured in Ice Fall in Sheridan Indiana
The Rev. R. M. S. Hutchens, 80, a retired Methodist minister well known in the state, lies seriously injured at his home after slipping on an icy Sheridan sidewalk. He sustained two arm fractures and hip injuries, with age making his prognosis guarded.
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Sheridan
Ind
R. M.S. Hutchens
Governor appoints six delegates to national child labor meeting
Governor Ralston yesterday named six delegates to the national child labor committee convention in Washington. The group includes WL oA Hacker of Indianapolis, Mrs W J Miller of South Bend, UU G Weatherly of Indiana University, Jacob Cronbach of Mt. Vernon, Mrs Fred Hoke, and Vo Lockwood of Indianapolis.
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Ralston
National Child Labor Committee
Washington
WL Oa
Hacker
Indianapolis
W. JE. Miller
South Bend
UU. G. Weatherly
Indiana University
Jacob Cronbach
Mt. Vernon
Fred Hoke
Vo. Lockwood
Mrs Elizabeth Clay Dies at Harrodsburg Home
Mrs Elizabeth Clay 65 wife of John Clay former Monroe county commissioner died at her Harrodsburg Indiana residence after a months long decline. Funeral services were held at her late home. Survived by husband and children including Herschel and Emmet Clay Thomas A Marshall Nebo Indiana Rev B B Clay Winslow and Mrs Cora M G Crean Indianapolis.
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Elizabeth Clay
John ©. Clay
Monroe County
Hersche
Emmet Clay
Harrodsburg
Ind
Lafayette and Lebanon Meet on Armory Floor in Return
Lafayette high school plays Lebanon high school on the Armory floor tomorrow night in a return game. Lebanon won the earlier meeting by one point. 350 reserved seats go on sale at eight tomorrow. The Armory floor has been moved to center stage and is highly regarded in the state.
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Lafayette High School
Lebanon High School
Armory
Lebanon
Lafayette
Wednesday Orchestra Program at High School Assembly
The high school orchestra directed by Leslie Troutman performs Wednesday at 3:15 PM in the assembly room. The mixed quartet and vocalists Bayard Shumate Herbert Ransdell Miss Catherine Allen and Miss Catherine Parkhurst join in selections including The Mississippi, Crossing the Bar, Christmas Bells, Holy Night, Ave Maria and more.
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Guimble Grant
Othe Opera
Thannhouser
Wagner-Hall
Mr. Herbert
Ransdell
Catherine Allen
Catherine Parkhurst
Bayard Shivnate
Sherbert Ranstell
Schubert-Wilhelm
Christmas Night Basketball Clash At Local Armory
Ward Lambert announced a Christmas night game at the local armory floor featuring Company II and a strong Indianapolis lineup. The Third Christians of Indianapolis are expected to draw crowds, with Purdue captain Berry and Wabash captain Worley among the listed guards and forwards.
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Company
Ward Lambert
Third Christians
Indianapolis
Lambert
Battery A
Crawfordsville Y. M.C. A
Company IL
Goodwin
Berry
Purdue
Tommy King
Dick Porter
Worley
Dale
Wabash
Weather Forecast Ledger for Indianapolis and Lebanon
Local forecast for Lebanon and vicinity predicts fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with no significant temperature change. Indianapolis data shows temperatures around 12 pm to 2 pm and barometer readings, compiling a brief 24 hour outlook.
Broken trolley wire disrupts Crawfordsville interurban line
A broken North Western division trolley wire of the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company near Dover delayed a Lebanon bound car until after 2 am. Crowds gathered at the interurban station and the lunch counter stayed open with much stock consumed as officials blamed the cold snap for wire contraction.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Dee
North Western
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Astern Traction
Pany
Dover
Lebanon
Mrs Jones Seeks Panama Exposition Honors for Needlework
Mrs Winson Jones, who sent five pieces of fancy work to the State House exhibit, has word all five needlework items were chosen from thousands to represent at the Panama Exposition. Mrs Robert Stone praised Jones after a Clute event and urged sending the work to the Indiana exhibit.
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State House
Robert Stone
Clute
Jones
Doctor's Damage Suit Tried Before a Jury
Dr. Charles O. Lowry of Indianapolis sues the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. for 15000 damages after a June 15, 1918 collision at East Washington crossing Rural Street and Eastern Avenue. He claims internal injuries and loss of a 5000 yearly practice. Weymond J. Beckett and W J Wood rep the plaintiff with M BE Jo ley and A J Shelby for the defense.
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Charles O. Lowry
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
W. Ahbner
Lowry
Washington
Weymond J. Beckett
W. J. Wood
M. BE. Joley
A. J. Shelby
Banquet for Sumpter Stockmen Draws Lebanon Guests
About fifteen guests from Lebanon and Boone County attended a banqu et last night at the American Café hosted by B L Sumpter. Attendees shared toasts and mingled with stock trade participants while Ira M. Sharp and Leonard Evans sat among the guests, noted for roles as attorney and city policeman respectively.
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Lebanon
Boone County
B. L. Sumpter
Ira M. Sharp
Leonard Evans
Mr. Sumpter
Fred Parr
Terry Frazer
Ollie Howard
John Davis
J. S. Edwards
Charles Hedge
Orvil Staton
Ira Sharp
Andy Overlees
Edward Snirley
Jack Griffin
Edward Emmert
Fulwider Joins Findlay Courier Staff After Ohio Work
Roy Fulwider, former Whites town proprietor and Fowler paper head, is on the Findlay Courier reportorial staff. He came for his father Samuel Fulwider's funeral at Whitestown and plans to remain in Ohio work, doing commercial reporting at Findlay.
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Roy Fulwider
Whitestown
Fowler
Ind
Findlay, Q., Courier
Fulwider
Samuel Fulwider
Kidlay
Ohio
Pindlay
State Cases Dismissed By State's Attorney Dodson
State's Attorney Dodson has dismissed the following state cases Hugh Bowen public nuisance Ora Wahl larceny George Osborne rape Frank Glandenning assault and battery Dave Savith gaming Willie West gaming Erie Galvin gtming les Lane violating druggist signor law Edward Dean petit lareery John Hines and Richard Die cruelty to animals
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Dodson
Hugh Bowen
Ora Wahl
George Osborne
Frank Glandenning
Dave Savith
Willie West
Erie Galvin
Les Lane
Edward Dean
John Hines
Richard Die
Big meeting held by Winnebago Tribe selects five candidates
Winnebago tribe leaders held a large gathering Monday night in the Cas-Neal hall. Five candidates were chosen to fill roles as workers. The group plans a celebration in honor of Civil War veterans and seeks the identities of the five nominees.
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Cas -Neal
Vneniece
Sunshine Society High School Christmas Party Planned
The Sunshine society of the high school will host a Christmas party Thursday afternoon for a number of children. Read campaign instructions on page five.
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Sunshine Society of High School
Sunshine Society of the High School
End Approaches as Victory Hangs in Suspense
The article signals an impending outcome with victory or defeat uncertain, describing mounting tension and the proximity of a decisive moment. Key figures or teams are referenced as engaged in a high-stakes effort with stakes tied to success or failure.
Campaign subscription pledges boost votes outline
The final subscription offers remain in effect until campaign close Wednesday at 10 PM. A NEW six month Herald-4 subscription adds 4,000 votes, a NEW one year Herald-10 adds 10,000 votes, and turning in $10 on subscriptions yields 100,000 votes.
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the Herald
The
Herald
Toledo Dairy Company Sues Theodore Swaya For 61 Dollars
The Toledo Dairy Company sues Theodore Swaya to collect 61.48 on account alleging credits of 122 have been applied. W. Wood represents the plaintiff in the court action.
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Theodore Swaya
Toledo Dairy Company
Theodore Sway
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