Armenians and their long history in a dividable homeland
The article traces the Armenians as a dispersed people tied to a historic homeland between the Black Sea and theTigris Euphrates. It notes centuries of conquest under Arabs Byzantines Seljuks and Ottomans, mass cruelties under Turkish rule and Russian involvement, and the devastating World War I losses estimated near a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Sovciety
Washington, D. C
Armenia
Judea
Cespian
Caucasus Mountains
Tigris
Euphrates
Turkey
Persia
Mussia
Teast
Israel
Constantinople
Shanghai
London
Buenos Aires
America
Nicea
Chalcedon
Sant Aga
Byzantium
Timur
Cilicia
Ald Armenia
Pussia
Batum
Ardahan
Kars
Russia
Abdul Hamid II
Europe
Uharks
Lnsd
Armenians and their church history across regions
A historical overview traces Armenian Christian divergence from Western churches, noting insistence on Christ’s single nature and January feasts. It describes millet governance under Ottoman rule, postwar shifts including the Treaty of Kars and Armenian Soviet Republic, and the symbolic role of Ararat in religion and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet i
Ittiag* Beer
Tiridates
Jordan
Constantinople
Klan Demonstration Draws Thousands in Muncie State Rally
Thousands of Ku Klux Klan members attended a state demonstration of the order at Muncie, signaling a major show of strength for the organization in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
The
Order
Muncie
Memorial address by Sagamore at Salem services
Fred Hines of Noblesville delivered the memorial address for the Improved Order of Red Men at Salem. The great senior Sagamore spoke on the order’s history and its duties to members and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred &. Hines
Nobresville
Great Council of
Indiana
Red Men
Order
Salem
Indiana University summer term targets 2006 students
Prof. H. L. Smith, dean of the Bloomington summer session, states the director’s goal for the term is 2,006 students. The figure reflects ambitious enrollment plans for the Bloomington campus during the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Smith
Indiana University
Bloomington
Marengo Concert Club Formed Under New Leaders
The Marengo Concert Club 16 members organized in Marengo with Guy Stewart as president and Irvin Oster as the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
China
Guy Stewart
Irvin Oster
Nine Gravel Road Contracts to Be Let in June Session
The board of county commissioners will let nine road contracts during the June session in Loganport. The gravel construction projects total an estimated expenditure of 164,329 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Logangport
Blackford County Awards Three Road Contracts in Special Session
The Blackford county board of commissioners awarded contracts for C. L. Smith road at 44787.57 dollars Brown road at 14975 dollars and Dick road at 12283.74 dollars during a Hartford City special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackford County Board of Commissioners
Hartford City
C. L. Smith
Brown
Indiana Tax Appraisement Projected To Reach New Peak
John J. Brown, chairman of the state board of tax commissioners at Indianapolis, predicts a $75,000,000 rise in the total Indiana tax appraisement. The 1922 total stands at just over $5,225,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John J. Brown
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indianapolis
Hartford City Tennis Club Builds Shelter House and Opens Courts
The Tennis club at Hartford City is erecting a shelter house with dressing room and shower bathroom. Two new courts are ready to be opened in a few days, and the club plans to issue a challenge to nearby state teams soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennis Club
Hartford City
Man Held on Assault Charge in Shelby County Jail
Frank Cowin of Shelbyville remains jailed in Shelby County on a charge of assault and battery with intent to commit murder. The accusation stems from his wife Nora Cowin who says he struck her two sons by a former marriage with an iron bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cowin
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Nora Cowin
Cowin
Burglars Loot Farm Home Near Wawaka
Burglars ransacked Jacob Ramer’s farm residence near Wawaka, passing up Liberty bonds valued at 1000 dollars and taking a revolver, a watch, a silver pencil and a fountain pen. Entry was gained by breaking a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ramer
Wawaka
Franklin county seeks bonds for White River bridge project
A suit filed in Marion Circuit Court by William D. Moore Jacob Klein and A W Wunechter as Franklin county commissioners asks the state board of tax commissioners in Indianapolis to approve and authorize the issuance of 73060 dollars in bonds to pay for a 69990 dollar concrete bridge over the White river at Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indianapolis
Franklin County
White River
Laurel
Marion Circuit Court
William D. Moore
Jaco Klein
A. W. Wunechter
Indiana flour baking contest planned at Wayette county fair
Plans outline a flour baking contest at the Wayette county free fair in Connersville. Two departments are set for contestants under eighteen and those over eighteen. Mrs Emmett Mant and Mrs C W Martin are involved in harvesting for savin ni8 fs HIGWYESES ous in dry seasons with little growth after cutting. George Cain arranges use of facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wayette County
Connersville
Emmett Mant
C. W. Martin
George Cain
Divorce Granted in Peru Restores Bessie Barnhart to Francis
Bessie J. Barnhart won a divorce from Omer C. Barnhart at Peru and had her former name Bessie J. Francis restored. She previously lived in Indianapolis and had sought alimony of 35000 USD claiming promises of lavish support. the decree did not award alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie J. Barnhart
Peru
Omer C. Barnhart
Bessie J. Francis
Barnhart
Indianapolis
Richmond Baby Clinic Sets June Examinations
A baby clinic in Richmond from June 7 to 16 brings physicians and nurses from the state board of health and local doctors to examine children. After preliminary exams, field workers administer development tests including vision and hearing. mothers receive guidance on correcting defects. Additional clinics operate in small towns and rural areas of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Board of Health
State Board
Architects Submit Competititive Sketches for Jasonville High
Architects have submitted competitive sketches for a new gymnasium and assembly building to accompany the existing Jasonville high school. The project plans place the facilities beside the current school, signaling a significant campus expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Knights of Pythias District Meeting Attendance Totals
Ralph Gaylor as grand chancellor attended a district Knights of Pythias meeting at Fairmont. Lodges from Alexandria Warren Roll Peru Logansport Van Buren Swayzee Jonesboro Gas City Wabash and Lafontaine represented. Fifty candidates were promoted to page rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gaylor
Knights of Pythias
Fairmonant
Alexandria
Warren
Roll
Peru
Logansport
Vanburen
Swayzee
Jonesboro
Gas City
Wabash
Lafontaine
Page
Lightning Burns Barn on Farm Near Hartford City
A large barn on a farm near Hartford City was struck by lightning and burned. The loss is estimated at $2,000. Horace Coats, once a Indianapolis newspaper man now in Chicago, has been named secretary of the 3 million retail credit bureau. The Baptist congregation of Jason Meig is advertising for bids to construct a new church with outside dimensions of 46 by 70 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Beath
Hartford City
Horace Coats
Indianapolis
Chicago
3*Mion Retail Credit Bureau
Baptist
Jason Meig
Anderson Trust Appointed Receiver for Love Coal Co
The Anderson Trust company was named receiver for the Love Coal company of Anderson. The principal asset cited is coal valued at about $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Trust Company
Love Coal Company
Anderson
Fire destroys four cars at Muncie garage
Four motor trucks were burned in a fire at the home of G. W. Rowlett in Muncie. The blaze is believed to have started by a short circuit in the wiring of an automobile in the garage. Loss estimated at $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rowlett
Muncie
Shelbyville High Endowment Reaches Over Two Thousand
Gifts from graduating classes fund the Shelbyville high school endowment used to help graduates pursue a college education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville High School
Madison County Fruit Prospects Forecast by Horticulturist Miller
Myron Miller, an Anderson horticulturist, reports only half a peach crop but good pears and plums. Grapes expected to be reduced while raspberries and blackberries should be plentiful in Madison County despite frost damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Miller
Anderson
Madison County
Evansville Secretary to Speak at Indiana Secretaries Meet
J. S. Johnson of the Evansville Chamber of Commerce will address the Indiana Chamber of Commerce Secretaries Association during its annual convention at French Lick on June 29 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Johnson
Evansville
Brazilian native Pete Willoughby commits suicide in South Lambert home
Fifty seven year old Pete Willoughby, long time Brazil resident, hanged himself in the attic of his South Lambert street residence. The body was discovered by a family member. a chain used in the hanging was found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Willoughby
Brazil
South Lambert Street
Worm damage hits Bartholomew County corn fields
Farmer Thomas Mederron near Columbus reports to county agent S. R. Miles that after planting a 22 acre field twice no corn stand emerged due to wireworms, indicating severe pest damage in eastern Bartholomew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew County
Thomas Mederron
Columbus
S. R. Miles
Grand Master Clements Honored by Indiana and Kentucky Odd Fellows
Nearly 5,000 Odd Fellows gathered in Evansville to honor Herdis IF Clements of Mount Vernon, newly installed grand master of Indiana's order, with attendees from across Indiana and northern Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Indiana
Kentucky
Herdis IF. Clements of
Mount Vernon
Order
Bonds Found In Road Repatriated By Travelers
Two thousand dollars in bonds were found along the road south of Laporte by travelers between Indianapolis and Michigan City. They turned the bonds over to the First National Bank to locate and return the rightful owner. The bonds were inside an open traveling bag left in the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Indianapolis
Michigan City
First National Bank
Fire prevention committee urges $75,000 for water works equipment
The Marion association of ecommerce fire prevention committee urged the board to spend $75,000 on extra water works and fire department gear. The plan calls for three pumpers an aerial ladder and a new water well with a 2 500 000 gallon daily capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marion Association of Ecommerce
Board of Directors
Water Works and Fire Department
Unidentified Driver Injures Pedestrian on Bicycle
John Andrews on a bicycle was struck by an unidentified auto at Mun cie. He suffered cuts and bruises with probable internal injuries. The automobile is in police custody as investigators examine the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrews
Muncie
Notable educators named for Grant county teachers institute
Dr. Ira Howerth of the University of Colorado and Dr. M. V. O'Shea of the University of Wisconsin education school are among educators secured for the Grant county teachers institute in Marion the week of August 27. Dr. Robert J. Aley of Butler College is also secured, with two more nationally known speakers to be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Howerth
University of Colorado
M. V. O’shea
School of Education
University of Wisconsin
Institute of Grant County
Marion
Robert J. Aley
Butler College
Carroll County Sun day School Union Elected At Delphi
Officers for the Carroll County Sunday School union were elected at Delphi. President Dr. E. D. Wagoner Burrows first vice president John Robyler Flora second vice president W H Casad Monticello secretary treasurer Mrs Ruth Tidrick Bringhurst superintendent children division Mrs Paul R Quick Delphi superintendent young people Mrs Fred Miller Rockfield adult superintendent J W Bikenberry Bringhurst administration division Irvin Brim Flora education division Dr E H EL Brubaker Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Irvin Brim
Flora
Dr. EH
EL Brubaker
John Morton Sentenced for Intoxicated Driving in Fort Wayne
John Morton was found guilty of driving an automobile while intoxicated by Judge D. B. Douglas in Fort Wayne city court. He received a $100 fine and a three month sentence on the state penal farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morton
State
D. B. Douglas
Fort Wayne
Sixth District Medical Society Meets at Newcastle
The semi annual gathering of the Sixth District Medical Society convened in Newcastle with papers read by several district physicians. In the afternoon Dr. W. H. Moon of Indianapolis delivered an address and local doctors hosted a dinner for visiting colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth District Medical Society
Newcastle
W. H. Moon
Indianapolis
Farmer builds practical road drag from old planks
On farms a simple road drag can be made from oak planks 3 inches thick with 8 foot and 3 foot cross pieces, drilled holes, clevis pins, and bolts. It costs little or nothing, improves driveways, and can extend road life with occasional use.
Wealth and Weight Spark Ride Talk in Bryan Comment
A fragment references Bryan discussing a seven ride on it and noting wealth and weight as factors. It hints at a plan to catch a ride and seek help when weight becomes an issue. The text is unclear but centers on a statement about riding and assistance.
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Bryan
Uniform Sign Standardization urged by Highway Bureau
The Bureau of Public Roads urges standard danger signs along U S highways to reduce automobile accidents. It notes deaths have nearly doubled since 1915 and varying signs across states and counties hinder safe driving. A committee of the American Association of State Highway Officials is reviewing the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
American Association of State Highway Officials
Delay in State Road Building Slows National Program
The National Motorists' Association says many states have failed to develop road-building programs, leaving $107,192,795 in unobligated federal and highway funds. An additional $65,000,000 has recently become available, worsening the overall delay to highway construction nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Motorists’ Association
2 More Women Join the Army
Milwaukee readers report a testimonial from Mrs Hattie Warren of 870 Garden St praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for back pain relief. The letter mentions prior inability to lift heavy objects and now full capability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hattie Warron
Garden St
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsement
A Buffalo woman Mrs. J Grace reports health improvement after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says female troubles caused loss of appetite and weakness and that she gained in every way, regained strength, and could eat better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs. J. Grace
Waltz Avenue
Buffalo, N. Y
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