Indiana Troops Pour Into Camp for Summer Training
Indianapolis June 2 At least 3 000 members of the Indiana national guard will sleep under canvas at Fort Benjamin Harrison tonight Twenty four companies of infantry and one battery of artillery have reached the concentration camp and more units are expected next week Increasing camp population by at least five hundred more Means of sanitation being prepared by medical department to keep the camp healthy Daily drills and evening band concerts mark the routine Governor Ralston and Adjutant General Bridges indicate a brigade of three regiments under one commander is likely with the War Department sanctioning the plan The mobilization details are being carried out despite this move not affecting the press recap flow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrigan
Nore
Medical Department
Guard
National Guard
Ralston
Bridges
War Department
Washington
Paroled City Controller Elmer Talbott Set To Return
Elmer Talbott, formerly city controller, to be released and home Sunday. Information indicates Talbott received word of parole while serving time related to a federal election conspiracy. The case ties to prior officials, with references to Don Att Roberts and Leavenworth prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean M. Roberts
Torre Ware
Ind
Dune
Elmer Talbott
Donn Att Roberts
Leavenworth Prison
Liay
Sean
Talbott
Hott
Heutenans
Carl Imp the
Greensburg Man Cliff Jones Missing since June 28
Members of his family in Greensburg Indiana cannot account for the continued absence of Cliff Jones. Jones is proprietor of a local lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
Cliff Jones
Hoe
Mexicans Plot Trap at Juarez Threatens Border Troops
Army reports fear of a Mexican trap at Juarez as five or seven of the C and K Troops of the Tenth Cavalry survived an ambush by Carranza forces. U S forces prepare to occupy Juarez and evacuated ports along the border to prevent hostile acts while Mexican residents are assured protection if neutral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Tenth Cavalry
Carranza Solders
Carrizal
Pershing
Funston
Eleventh Cavalry
Juarez
Agua Prieta
Matimoras
Beall
General Bell
14 Paso
Fort Bliss
Camp Cotton
International Bridges
United States
Carranza
Lower Valley
Ysleta
George Widmore
Eighth Cavalry
Mexico
L. A. Peix
Widmore
Marranga Army
Jose Carreon
Paso Street
Arizona
Fergehoty i
Messiah's Kingdom Promises Glorious Day of Healing
A religious pamphlet style message proclaims a forthcoming era of divine favor led by the Sun of Righteousness. It promises healing and blessing to counter sorrow, sickness, and death, urging faith as humanity endures a dark period before this spiritual dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesaiah
Ieee Erie
Pat Fland
Personal notices and engagements fill local scene
A long list of society items notes illnesses visits and travel. Mrs. Lillie O Donohue ill with appendicitis. many residents including Miss Helen Woods, Miss Alrun Sittason, and Mrs. Emma Carleton are mentioned with health updates. Engagements and weddings occur among the community such as May Hammersmith to Daniel H Graybrook and Catherine Bauer to John Horan. Travel and visits feature Mrs. Hammersmith, the Weissinger and Wade marriages, and trips to Chicago, Evansville, and NorfolK. Names of families, addresses, and local spots appear throughout, painting a vivid social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie O'Donohue
West Mareket Street
T. Wolfe
Corydon
J. W. Baxter
Wyandotte Campfire
Helen Woods
Alrun Sittason
Evanston University
Frederick Tether
Los Angeles
Jacob Green
North State Street
Lumbago
Emma Carleton
Sadie Hughes
Charlestown
Misa Ethel Robertson
East Spring Street
Emma Lambdin
Marengo
Charles Bates
Louis Goodbub
Princeton
J. F. Mills
W. A. Hedden
Vincennes
Ekin Avenue
Dan Page
Augusta
Cra
David A. Straw
Grant Line Road
Walter Diora
Awl West Sixth Street
Anna Catherine
Amos Atkins
Greenwood
Jessie Brubeck
Susan A. Voyles
Palmyra
Charles Schalk
East Elm Street
Katherine Garriott
Scottsburg
J.8. Emery
McDonald Lane
F. C. Greene, Jr
David
Rollo, Mo
F. C. Greene
Bank Street
Flora Yates
Miss Hessing
Chicago
Clarence Walker
Charlestown Road
Wim. H. Weissinger
Iva May Wade
Salem
C. E. Locke
W. F. Evans
Walter A. Ziegler
Newport
M. T. Enos
West First Street
Clarence Crandall
Crandall
Jacob Hessing
Lela Durnil
Louise Campbell
Martinsburg
Clora Myers
Lacey Krentzer
West Fourth Street
Buffalo
Niagara Palls
Adolph Zoeller
East Oak Street
Scranton
Mer. Zoeller
Charles Hammersmith
Miss May Hammersmith
Daniel H. Graybrook
Catherine Agatha Bauer
John Dennis Horan
Charles Curran
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Hia May Ranger
George McClellan Harlan
E. W. Thompson
Second Presbyterian Parsonage
Clarence Kransgrills
West Eighth Street
St. Edward’s Hospital
H.C. Cuppinger
Mary
New York
Norfolk
Washington, DC
Messrs. and Mesdames Co
Knoefel
BV. Naight
R. MeCord
Maggie Shrader
Cornelia Bowman
Faye
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment Ad
Spanking does not cure bed wetting. A constitutional cause is cited. Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment with full instructions. Send money and write today if your child is troubled. The treatment also claims to help adults with daytime or nighttime urine issues.
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M. Summers
Box W. Notre Dame
Ind
Knights and lodge events across Indiana and Michigan
John Ritz of St. Edward's Commandery attends Detroit as Indiana Knights of St. John delegate. State Travelers Protective Association plans a July 15 meeting hosted by Post Q with a sunset river excursion. New Albany Elks discuss Elks' Floure improvements. GC Hopcroft of Chivas Red Men accepted a prize drill challenge for Oliivah Tribe on July 17 at Fontaineerry. Pocahontas wigwam hosted ice cream supper with large attendance. Pawnee Lot t Haymakers initiated tramps with Vice Chief Caspar Hopenthon smiling. St Johns Day League reportedly cleared 400 for Masonic Temple fund. flowers sold by ladies raised 27, donated by John W. Bettmann and Andres Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ritz
St. Edward's Commandery
Knight of
Relief Board of
Louisville
Fontaineerry
Pocahontas
Pawnee Lott
Caspar Hopenton
St. Johns Day League
Masonic Temple Fund
John W. Bettemann
Andres Rasmussen
Cardus and Cardui Tonic Claims Headache Cure
Mrs Minnie Perry recalls relief from persistent headaches after using three bottles of Cardus in Nelsonville Ohio. She credits Cardus with restoring daily ability and urges other women with dizziness and head troubles to try the remedy. The ad also mentions Cardui the tonic, promoted for weak women for over 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Cardus
Cardui
Democratic Platform Highlights and Wilson Era Views
Excerpts praise for the Federal Reserve Act and credit stability, expansion of parcel post and rural delivery, postal self sufficiency, and a nonpartisan tariff commission. It notes Wilson administration impacts, Americanism, peace, preparedness, and prosperity, with Gov Glynn and Ollie James endorsing agricultural marketing and cooperative outreach.
Proliene of Farm Marketing and Finance Platform Adopted
The extension of cles to improve farm markets and finance is noted as part of the broader Democratic platform adopted at St. The document emphasizes study and solution for production benefits and extension services to support farmers in marketing and financial planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Congress
St. Louis
Office of Market and Rural Organization
Department of Agriculture
Alumni Banquet Toasts Highlight N A H 5 Event
An alumni banquet at Glenwood Park on Wednesday night June 28 features a long line of toasts spanning classes from 1865 to the current year. Speakers include Lydia Swift Charles McLinn Harry Buerk Stanley Scott and others with topics on the school, alumni duties, youth retention, Army facts, and future arrivals. Tickets are on sale at the Public Library with limited time before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Park
Lydia Swift
School of Today
Chas. B. McLinn
Harry A. Buerk
New Albany
George Stephens
Chamber of Commerce
Army
Stanley Scott
West Point Academy
Edwin Helck
Ming
Marion, Ky
Almuini
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a remedy not quickly curing catarrh, claiming it acts on blood purification and mucous surfaces. It emphasizes testimonials and a Toledo supplier Chen Y & Co, selling through druggists with a price of ten cents. It also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJ. Chen
Y & CO. Props
Toledo
Halls
Look at Your Label and See If Subscription Is Due
Reader asked to check the label for due subscription status and proceed with restoration if due, instructing to make restrmance.
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Weekly Ledger
THE
Ledger Company
Pearl Street
Albany
Indiana
Indiana Guardsman
Sweetheart Goodby
American Press Association
Mexigars
Oggapy
Jacob’s Chapel Mutual Farmers’ Club
William Shuck Felling
Grace Wright
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
M. B. Hyde
Fred Brown
North Bend
R. W. Brown
Evanston
Leland Kurfess
Terre Haute
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Flora
Euuna Trouy
John Trouy
Fred Jacobs
Jeffersonville
Misaes Elizabeth
Rosares- Benhues
Everett Gildehaus
Benjamin Gildehaus
Newcastle
O. Mayes
Richmond
Mayes
George H. Pennington
Silver Grove
Otto Voyles
Virginia
Winona Lake
Messrs
Harry
Elvin Voyles
Dora Tharpe
Humboldt, Tenn
Mary Koehler
Misgy Thelma Koehler
Ellsworth Koehler
Wichita
Kas
John Koehler
Catooza
N. M
William Koehler
Minneapolis
Minn
George Koehler
C. A. Logan
Dizzy
Minnie Perry
Sr. Louis
Tughes
Wilson
Republic
Ollie James
St. Lois
Chung Lie OF
Opearers
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