Italy crosses Austrian frontier in first strike near Goritz province
Rome reports Italian forces crossed into Goritz province and are advancing on the city of Goritz. Italy declares its first aggressive move by land and sea with cavalry action on the Isonzo front and a destroyer attack on Forto Baso harbor. King Victor Emmanuel heads to the front amid cheering crowds.
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Rome
Italy
Goritz
War Office
Washington
D. C
Venice
United States
State Department
Plasses
Isonzo
Austria
Forto Baso
Adriatic
Victor Emanuel
Stand firm as bonds denied for ex mayor and conspirators
The US court of appeals refused to lower bonds for Ex-Mayor Roberts of Terre Haute and nine other conspirators serving sentences in Leavenworth for election corruption. Judge Roby noted none had over 200 dollars, called penury no reason for lower bonds, and compared the case to the famous dynamite prosecutions and to treason.
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Roberts
Terre Haute
Leavenworth
Frank
Roby
Indianapolis
A. J. Anderson
Wheeler Will Case Goes To Jury
The Wheeler will case, tried before two juries in the circuit court last week, concluded Tuesday afternoon with a verdict for the plaintiff at 4:30 setting aside the will. The lengthy arguments, heard Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning, drew a large crowd and generated heightened interest.
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Eafternoon
Becker Loses Fight Must Go to Court Chair
Becker loses a legal challenge and the case moves to the chair of the appeals court. Court records indicate the matter proceeds to a higher chamber for review.
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Becker
Princeton Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notes
The regular meeting covered department reports and plans. Oscar Lamphar noted the Legal Department had not yet met but would soon. Agriculture head Marshall praised the Alfalfa Tour and Chamber support. Discussion urged using Princeton as a central hub and boosting the town. street grade issues were referred to Public Affairs. A plan to repair the State Road between Princeton and Fort Branch was approved and sent to the Highway Division with a target day set in the near future. The Retail Affairs chief could not report. The Chautauqua committee discussed Fort Branch plans. the Chamber agreed to advance the Fort Branch efforts. The council reviewed the Buy in Princeton movement and bread pricing for local bakers, considering a temporary 4c loaf to promote local vendors.
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Oscar Lamphar
Chamber of Commerce
Princeton
Prinetton
Chi Ier
Dick Smith
Fort Branch
Hildner
Citi Zens
Department of Retail Affairs
Fort
Branchowas
Fort Ranch
Book
Grand Army Day Parade and Mobilization Plan
Veterans groups led by James Kilmar outline a Monday May observance with assembly at Grand Army Hall West State Street at eight o clock. Committees meet at the township clerk office to assemble flower baskets and arrange transportation to cemeteries Archer and White Church. A 1 PM parade forms with Arc cher Post Gibson Camp and Spanish American veterans, followed by exercises at United Presbyterian church.
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James
Kilmaras
Ament
Grand ‘Army ‘Hall
West
State
W. R.C
Township Trustes
Court House
Transportation Committee
Grand Army Hall
Archer Cemetery
White Church
Grand Army
Archer
Gibson Camp
Sons of Veteransg
Sons of Veterans
Court House Yard
Court Yard
Main Street
Broadway
Hart Street
Hart
Main
Oak
Aart
United Presbyterians ‘Church
Last Chance in Gibson County Auto Contest
The final subscription offer lasts until Saturday at 10 PM. For each $16 subscription, a 700000 vote bonus voucher is issued. All candidates must continue gathering votes as the contest ends, with no further offers. The contest closes forever Saturday at 10 o clock and leaders may fall behind if they ease up.
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Gibson County
Gibson _ aty
Ev ‘En
Administration stands firm on Mexican policy oppose intervention
Men close to the Wilson administration expressed disbelief at reports of a policy change. They said the president believes Mexicans should settle their own troubles without outside interference and would only intervene if an outrage affected national honor.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Funeral of Jacob Koch to be held near Kolb
The funeral for the late Jacob Koch will be held at 1 36 o clock Wednesday afternoon at the Kolb place five and one half miles northeast of the city. Rev W E Haus of Warrenton Diana pastor of the German Evangelical church will conduct. Interment will be in Warnock cemetery. He was born at Sipperfeld May 24 1836 and died May 24 1915 aged 78 years 5 months and 23 days.
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Jacob Koch
Kolb
iRev
W. E. Haus
Warrenton
Diana
Engelical Church
Warnock
Sipperfeld Many
Cow Pea Planting Boosts Soil in Philippine Sugar Lands
The practice of planting cow peas on sugar lands between crops to increase soil fertility is being successfully introduced in the Philippines. The method aims to improve soil health and crop yields by fixing nitrogen and reducing pests between main crop cycles.
Death of Relatives Touches Paducah Woman in City
Miss Ella Donigan of Paiuceh Kentucky, visiting her brother Patrick Do and family at 530 South Street, was called home by death. Her cousin Patrick Aker died in Memphis hospital after an appendicitis operation at age 25. Her brother, a well known physician, mourns the loss.
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Ella’ Donigan
Paiuceh
Kentucky
Patrick T
South Street
Paducah
Patrick Aker
Memphis
Tennessee
Aymipati
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Wheeler
Mary B. Wheeler
New
York Police
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Retary
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Hela
OF Automobile
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Mexico
Shoptaugh’s
Mayhugh
Jacob. Kolb
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