Mayball and Jennings wedding in Pockport Indiana
Fre l C Maylall of Oakland City and Sallie N Jennings were married at 6 20 PM in the Trinity Lutheran church parsonage by Rev J K Rich. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H Jennings and the groom is a brother of Charles Mayhall, both described as estimable young people.
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Pockport
Ind
L C. Maylall
Oakland City
Sallie N. Jennings
Trinity Luther‘and Church
J. K. Rieh
H. Jennings
Charles Mayhall
Lieb Travels Home After House Night Vigil
Washington dispatch notes Representative Lieb stayed at his post in the house overnight as a few others did. He will head to Rockport tomorrow evening. His secretary Ray Loomis remains in Washington for some time. Miss Jennie Martin left Wednesday to visit Jack Pole and friends at French Lick.
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Washington, D. C
Lieb
House of Representatives
Rockport
Ray Loomis
Jennie Martin
Jack Pole
French Lick
Great Lakes Storm Ties Up Lake Traffic and Snow
A fierce gale on Lake Michigan forced ships to return to port and halted lake traffic as rough seas whipped the area. A blizzard blanketed Chicago with heavy drifting snow, prompting extra workers to clear streets.
Banquet for Men Of First M E Church Draws 150 Attendees
The men of the First M. E. Church Bible class held a Thursday night banquet for about 150 attendees. A beef dinner was served followed by a musical program and a lecture by Dr. William A. College of Chicago on The Fortune Hunter. Attorney Claude Av Smith praised Redpath lecture bureau and noted the speaker was provided for expenses only. Inclement weather kept some away, but the event was praised as a success.
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M._ EH
William A. College of
Bureau
Princeton
George Schafer Makes Business Trip to Evansville
George Schafer traveled to Evansville on Friday for a business trip.
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George Schafer
Evansville
Allied Fleet Presses Through Dardanelles Amid Turkish Resistance
Ottoman capital defenses hold as Allied ships push toward Constantinople. British officials expect Turkish capitulation within 48 hours once the fleet enters the Dardanelles Narrows. Russian Black Sea squadron moves toward the Bosphorus with a force of six battleships and supporting vessels.
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Tinople
England
Dardenelles
Aris
Islam
Dardanelles
Stamboul
Kilid Bahr
Chanak
Constantinople
Athens
Pnre
Carden
Admiralty
Sea of Marmora
Black Sea
Turkey
Cnstantinple
Rome
Burghas
Bulgaria
Bosphorus
Boshporus
Totoman
Black Sea Squadron
Black ‘Sea Squadron
Lezestasi
Pantelimon
Ioann
Zlatous
Turich
Bulate
Bodies Recovered From Poisoned Mine In Layland West Virginia
Rescue workers digging through the wrecked New River and Pocahontas mine No 3 begun grave preparations after an explosion last Tuesday entombed 182 men. By today 87 bodies had been recovered as townspeople attended funerals and mourned vast losses.
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Layland
W. Va
New River
Pocahontas
Princeton High to Open District Tourney in Evansville
Princeton High School basketball team traveled to Evansville Friday to begin the first district tournament. The opening game against Newburg yielded a 41 to 17 Princeton win. The winner advances to the state tournament with Saturday morning games to determine the finalist among 11 schools.
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Princeton
Newburg
Mt. Vernon
Jasper
Princeton High
Evansville
Newbury
Indiana Direct Nomination Bill Advances In Legislature
Indianapolis March 5 The house concurred with senate amendments to the Jones statewide direct primary bill authorizing direct nomination of officers except governors. Governor Ralston signaled willingness to sign. The house defeated Senator Elsner’s venue change bill for election corruption cases amid political exchanges involving the Indianapolis News and Mayor Bell. Twenty Democrats and 38 Republicans voted to kill the venue measure. The day also saw Ralston sign the Harmon tuberculosis control bill and a house resolution demanding probing of professors salaries and hours at Purdue and Indiana universities and the Indiana State Normal. Senate leaders predicted swift passage of registration and workmen’s compensation measures, with a state charter board bill advancing.
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Indianapolis
Ind
House
Senate
ve.Jones
Indianapolis News
Collins
Marion County
Lyday
Vigo County
Joseph E. Bell
Syday
Joe Roach
Joe Bell
Mason J. Niblack
Jones
Meidrach
Griffith
Dem
Niblack
Ralston
Purdue
Indiana
Indiana State Normal
Board of Accounts
Iqorkmen
van Auken
Barrett
Battle Renewed on Eastern Front In Global War Update
German forces repelled attacks from Yepres to the Vosges in Flanders and Northern France. Polish defense holds with Russians suffering heavy losses. fighting resumes near Warsaw and south of the Vistula after a 10 day lull. In Lorraine hills Germans fire into a British group attempting to retake ground, forcing British retreat with many dead. In Champagne the French storm trenches but attacks break down at several points.
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Barlin
Flanders
France
Yepres
Vosges
War Office
Poland
Warsaw
Vistual
Lorrette
Champagne
Township schools near closing schedule outlined
Center township schools will close next week followed by Washington and Barton townships the following week. Patoka will close in about a month. The eight month term ends at most townships by next month.
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Center Township Schools
Center Township
Washington
Barton
Miss Lillie Mills Joins Martin Millenary Store
Miss Lillie Mills has accepted a position at the Martin Millenary store, signaling a staffing update for the local retail business.
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Lillie Mills
Martin Millenary Store
Revival ends at King Station M E Church
Revival services led by Pastor G A Smith at King Station M E Church closed Thursday night after two weeks of meetings. The community was moved as many old residents surrendered to God and over twenty were saved. Neighbors from various churches joined the Methodists as tensions faded and reconciliation followed. On Sunday at 2:30 pm the pastor will preach and receive new church members.
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G. A. Smith
Kings Station
M. E
Right Living
Triangle Mission Club Meets With Mrs Jones at Princeton Hotel
The Triangle Mission Club of Broadway Christian church gathered with Mrs Rome G. Jones at the Princeton Hotel on Wednesday evening for a pleasant sociable gathering. Refreshments were served.
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Triangle Mission Club
Broadway Christian Church
Rome G. Jones
Princeton Hotel
D A R Meeting at Mrs Miller Home
The John Gibson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the Miller home 513 North Hart Street on Saturday. Mrs Lucilla C Miller and Mrs Anna Servoss will entertain attendees.
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Lucilla C.’ Miller
Anna Sérvoss
John Gibson
the Daughters of ‘American Revolution
Miller Nome
North Hart Street
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London
Southern Indiana
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Evans
Newburg School
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Patoka
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Walsh Decorating Co
King Station
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