Series of Men’s Meetings Close at Broad Way Church
Professor Llewelyn of Mt Vernon delivered the closing address to a large gathering Sunday afternoon at Broad Way Christian church. The seven part series attracted broad attendance and featured a musical program with a quartet of Ruth Phar Neva Guthrie Ida Myers and Marie Urstenfield and a vocal solo by E E Noble.
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Mt. . Vernon
Broadway Christian Church
E. J. ‘Llewelyn
Mt. Vernon
Int
Ruth Phar Neva Guthrie
Ida Myers
Marie’ Ursten
E. E. Noble
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Przemysl Falls as Russian Forces Advance on Cracow
Przemysl has fallen to Russian besiegers, one of western Poland’s strongest fortresses is now captured, releasing 160000 Russian troops to push toward Cracow and aid the invasion of Hungary. Austrian defenders were exhausted by disease and hunger.
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Cracow
Hungary
Wart
Przemysl
Paris
Prussia
Von
Repeaters and Sheriff Tied to Election Fraud Probe
In Indianapolis a fraud probe centered on 6th ward voting irregularities. District Attorney Dailey presented testimonies from witnesses including William Hearley and Joe Straus about cards and payments used to influence votes. Sheriff Shea, poll workers, and repeaters faced allegations of double voting and bribery amid seventeen witnesses examined.
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Tad
Terre Haute
Dailey
William Hearley
Joe Straus
Stingley
C. of
Shea
Headley
Thomas McCarthy
Sherif Pete Feiler
Feiler
Earl Harkness
Sherif
Harkness
John
Moore
Mathew
Monk
Don ‘Mitchell
George Woodward
Will Reed
George S. Kisner
Warren Miller
Kisner
Miller
Judge Smith
George (Soda) Harris
Eno ‘Harris
Harris
Earnest Silvers
Holler
Talbott
Louis Watkins
Ben Murray
Watkins
Thomas McCarty
Terre. Haute
Anderson
McCarthy
Italy Ready to Enter War Within Six Weeks
United Press reports from Paris that Italy’s entry into the war within six weeks is practically certain barring unexpected developments. The correspondent cites conversations with Genoa, Romie, Nipies officials and editors across Italy, stating the crisis has arrived and Italy will join the Allies.
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Naples
United States
South America
Paris
Ventimigua
Nice
Bersaglieri
Italy
France
Romie
Crisigs
German Zepplines Fly Over Paris In Weekend Raid
German airships raided Paris early Sunday dropping about two dozen bombs with limited damage. Seven or eight people were injured, one severely, as four aircraft headed for the capital along the Oise valley but only two reached Paris. Missiles struck Compiegne Ribe Court and Dreslincourt without serious results. Paris remained calm as aerial operations continued.
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Olas
Compiegne
Ribe- Court
Dreslincourt
Patis
Fire destroys two buildings in Decker early Monday
Fire at 2:30 AM damaged Carl Catt general store and Cy Rus Rader livery barn in Decker. Loss estimated at about $2500 with partial insurance. Origin of the fire unknown. Volunteer department could not prevent the blaze from spreading to nearby property.
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American Reply To Blockade Ready For Transmission Soon
Washington officials say the American reply to Britain’s order in council declaring a blockade against Germany and Austria will be sent to London in a day or two. The protest aims to defend U S interests and seeks explanations from England and France on how the blockade affects neutral commerce.
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Washington, D.C
Germany
Austria
London
England
Whitehouse
France
Postmaster General Faults Railroads Over Mail Rates
Washington March 22 Postmaster General Burlison criticizes railroad subsidies for mail service noting the government pays 2.95 dollars per 100 pounds from New York to Evansville while express carriers charge 1.25 dollars for the same weight. He says the govt is paying more than double what express firms receive for identical service.
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Washington, D. C
Burléson
New York
Evansville
The Long Nights in the Trenches
A vivid account recalls long nights in the trenches with eerie lights and sounds. The story centers on a mysterious figure dubbed the Juggler and the dawning hope labeled as the welcome for dawn.
Night in the Trenches at Lon nvon Front
A vivid United Press account from Lon nvon England describes the perilous twilight hours in the trenches of World War I. As sunset bleeds into darkness, gun flashes, mortar noise, and the Maxim raise the danger while a lone French battery signals from afar. The narrator recalls the grisly sentinel known as the juggler, a French soldier corpsed for weeks at the trench mouth, and notes how night brings extended, perilous patrols and brief displays of light before another cycle of war.
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Legion
Doctor links dress style to flu deaths in Cleveland
Dr. Martin Friedrich, head of Cleveland's bureau of communicable diseases, analyzes death stats and blames high pneumonia and influenza mortality among young women on wearing low necked dresses and thin clothing. He agrees with Miss Average Girl that low necks suit a proper climate, but Cleveland’s weather is too changeable.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Martin Friedrich
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Friedrich
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