Violent World War I News From Paris London and Rome
Paris reports a French cruiser destroyed the German Consulate at Haifa. London notes a mass exodus of Americans from Germany to Switzerland and a strict censorship of the Zeppelin raid over London with substantial casualties. Przemysl may fall to Russian bombardment while Austrian bombers strike Bari and Brindisi. Anti German riots erupt in London amid property destruction and arrests. Washington previews a public release on the Mexican situation and a forthcoming Lusitania reply from Germany.
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Paris
Haifa
London
Schroder
Thas
Washington
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Missouri Supreme Court upholds corporation affidavit law
Washington June 1. The Missouri law requiring corporations to file affidavits stating whether they are engaged in any trust or conspiracy to restrain trade, under penalties of charter forfeiture, was held constitutional by the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court Rejects State Control on Liquor Sales Across Borders
The Supreme Court rules states cannot lawfully regulate liquor sales within their borders when delivery and transportation cross state lines, a decision stating the case arose before the Webb Kenyon act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Former Jennings County Clerk Walter K. Mitchell Suicide
Former Jennings Circuit Court Clerk and physician Walter K. Mitchell killed himself in his North Vernon room using unknown poison near the McLellan restaurant. A note said he had been crazy for three years. He had retired in January after a $1500 shortage was covered by friends.
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North Vernon
Walter K. Mitchell
Jennings Circuit Court
McLellan
Interference in Mexican Affairs Angers Villa Leaders
El Paso June 1 A Villa government official warns any US efforts to meddle in Mexican affairs in Villa territory will meet armed resistance. Villa is incensed by Wilson labeling him with Carranza and Gutierrez and will refuse to join a peace conference.
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el Paso
United States
Villa
Department of Foreign Affairs
Wilson
Carranza
Gutierrez
Tanlac draws interest with global ingredients claims
Evansville Indiana May 31 L T Cooper promotes Tanlac as a worldwide sourced remedy. He cites ingredients from the Alps to Peru and says a German chemist supervises a high state of efficiency. Cooper links Tanlac to catarrhal inflammation and claims it restores health and energy. Madison agent W H Rogers drug store carries Tanlac.
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Evansville
Ind
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Globe
Alps
Apenines
Pyrenees
Russian Asia
Jamaica
Brazil
West Indies
Rocky Muntains
Asia Minor
Persia
India
Russia
England
France
Germany
Mexico
Columbia
Peru
Wooper
Madison
W. H. Rogers Drug Store
Motions Overruled in Bribery Case Against City Officials
In Muncie on June 1 Judge Ellis overruled all motions to quash indictments against Mayor Bunch Police Board members Deputy Prosecutor Gene Williams and other officials charged with bribery related to gambling and illegal liquor licenses. Steve Simmons the stock man shipped three loads of hogs to the Indianapolis market today.
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Muncie
Ellis
Mayor Bunch
Police Board
Gene Williams
Steve Simmons
Indianapolis
No Doubt Will Support the Wilson and Marshall Ticket
Indiana politics center on Thomas Taggart and Indiana Democratic loyalty to Wilson and Marshall. The Washington Star editorializes that Taggart will back the ticket with unwavering support, bolstering party unity, electoral prospects, and continued Democratic success through 1916.
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Indianapolis
Washington Star
Indiana
The
Star
Thomas Taggart
Wilson
Marshall
Taggart
Indiana Democratic Organization
Baltimore
Democratic
United States
Democratic Organization of
Balkers
Balters
Pary
Daily Market Report Wheat and Corn Mixed Reflect Market Tone
Grain prices show weakness in wheat with No 2 red slipping while No 3 red holds with through billing near 76. No 3 white and No 4 white show thin movement. Oats and hay largely steady to weak with mixed feed values. Cattle receipts list Good to choice steers at 8.35 to 8.95 per cwt and hogs steady around 7.65 to 7.80 with various weights.
Local visitors attend Indianapolis speedway races
Mr LeClaire McKay returned to Indianapolis after attending the speedway races. Messrs Harry Vokes and John Luckett from Milton Kentucky arrived on the noon train today from the Speedway races at Indianapolis. Messrs G A Scherr and J T Crandall of the State Board of Accounts and experts are here to examine the books and records of all county officers.
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Samuel Stagerwald
Mr. LeClaire McKay
Indianapolis
Harry Vokes
John Luckett
Milton, Ky
Messrs
G. A. Scherr
J. T. Crandall
State Board of Accounts and
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Haifal
Switzerland
Przemysland
Italy
Amsterdam
Preemysl
Berlin
Przemysl
Rome
Bari
Brindisi
Souchez
Arras
Bethune
Dardanelles
Missouri
Jennings County
Canaan Road
Matilda Lay
North Walnut Street
Reynard Hunting Club
Mrs. Lay
Dietant Pointe
Wilson and Marshall
Democratic Party
Mythe
Madison Wholesale Markets
Trow
Timothy Hay
J Schofield & Son
Atlases
Taylor-Hitz
Queen of
Daily Market Report
Ccceseves
Scecseee
Sccessccee
Edw
J. Meyer
Pearl Packing House
Colonial Pump
Patent
Shobbists
GOM2
Nature
F. W. Pfortner
S. Jefferson Street
S. J. Schofield
Wirt
J. J. Hertz
Mulberry Street
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