Investigation verifies state printing costs for 1913 session
The Madison Herald reports a House of the state printing board investigation found Indianapolis News claims misrepresented 1913 session costs. Total printing and supplies reached 31 917 49 dollars, with 29 660 54 for printing and 2 256 95 for supplies, far from the 19 917 49 figure cited.
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Indianapolis News
Houke
State Printing Board
Blanka
Journal
State House
Pretty wedding of Miss Guthrie and Earl Crecraft
The Indianapolis Star reports the wedding of Miss Lucy Ann Guthrie to Earl Willis Crecraft of New York at the Guthrie home Blacherne. Attendants were Miss Ruth Lewis and Richard Crecraft. harpist Franc Wilhite played before the ceremony. The couple will reside in Jersey City after a trip.
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Lucy Ann Guthrie
Earl Willis Crecraft
New York
W A. Guthrie
Blacherne
Ruth Lewis
Richard Crecraft
Franc Wilhite
H. P. Klyber
Franklin
Crecraft
Jersey City
A. N. Crecraft
A. A. Alexander
A. H. Rockafeller
Brookville
Mary J. Lewis
Mies
Mary Lewis
Marjorie Lewis
Brooke Nichole
Dupont
Mies Hannah Crosby
Aurora
Julian Bryan
Orange
N.J
Otto Rott
Bloomington
Anna Randall
Logansport
Indianapolia Star
Indiana Democrats Say Political Situation Satisfactory
County chairmen across Indiana have sent letters to Bernard Korbly signaling general satisfaction with national and state administrations. Farmers report strong crops and high prices, and say Wilson policies should not be changed before a full test, noting farmers unlikely to switch from 1912 alignments.
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Indianapoline
Indiana
Bernard Korbly
Democratic State Committee
Korbly
Democrati
Wilson
Ralston
Poles Split Stakes in Great War Fronts
The article argues that about 10 million Poles in Russia may oppose the czar and aid Austria Hungary, while 4 million Poles within Austria Hungary are expected to show loyalty to Emperor Francis Joseph. It notes historic Slavic antagonism and Poland's potential role as a fender between Germany and Russia amid looming conflict.
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New York
Russia
Austria-Luungary
Atlantic
St. Petersburg
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Francis Joseph
Germany
Poland
Kaiser Wilhelm II Dominates World Pulse
Berlin reports that William II, German emperor, is the most discussed ruler as Europe faces a widening war. The piece lauds his resolve and varied pursuits, noting his private life, religious bent, and the looming global conflict sparked by Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination. It mentions his fifty fifth birthday and a large French civilian population.
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Berlin
William II
Europe
William I
Roosevelt
Grant
Wilhelm I
Wilhelm 11
Willelm
Wilhelm
Abso
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilhelm Jr
Archduke Pranz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Wilhelm II
All Servian Men Enlist in Army Compulsory Service Details
Describes Servia's military system and the potential size of a U S army if conscription matched Servia's proportion. Notes personal compulsory service, indirect taxes for nonvolunteers, three army bans, landsturm, and cadre training. Includes census hints from Bulgaria and hostility factors shaping Servian discipline and leadership.
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United States
Washington
Servia
Austria-Hungary
Near East
Bulgaria
Turkey
National Army
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State
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France
Remperck
William
King Peter OF
Ceylon
Fletcher
Castoria
Pera Cate
Weir
Madison
Vicinity
Peter Hoffman
Main and
Walnut Streets
Atlas and Speeq
Portland
Great Western
W. H. Miller & Sons
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Madison Telephone Co
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