Bays urged to deny Washington speech charges
Dirrelle Chaney and R P White publish a call urging Fred Bays the Democratic candidate for Congress to deny or affirm statements cited by the Washington Herald. The paper quotes Bays’s alleged remarks about Republican leaders and Kaiser propaganda and asks for a formal response. The notice notes Bays has not responded and invites a statement for publication.
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Mr. Bays
Will Fred Bays
Congress
Washington
Washington Herald
Count Bernsiern
The
Herald
Bays
Bland endorsement clash fuels wartime rhetoric
The piece argues Fred Bays cannot substantiate claims that Bland was forced to back war measures. It details Bland voting for administration war bills, his travels with Rep. Bland and Reavis, and Bland’s front-line visits, plus praise for Red Cross and allied efforts.
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Fred Bays
Representative Bland
Bays
Will Mer
Blynd
National Security League
Wilson
Alton B. Parker
Bland
Piesisa
Sullivan
Anienye Tier
Abr
Djland
Guys
Mand
Ar. Bland
Noon Prayer Proclaimed as Red Cross Urges Daily Thanks
A court pause during a noon hour suit converged in silence as Justice Lester invited all in the courthouse to prayer, honoring the Red Cross call amid soldiers’ sacrifices for liberty in France. The act urged daily observance of the Red Cross request.
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America
Red Cross
France
Caleb S. Lester
Court House
Duty to Register Voters Before Election
The piece urges eligible citizens to register to vote, noting only registered voters may cast ballots. It stresses that registering is a patriotic duty and emphasizes that a few weeks remain to complete voter registration.
Supreme Court ruling questions seven year naturalization papers
A recent Supreme Court decision declares all first naturalization papers after seven years invalid. The ruling impacts many county voters who hold such naturalization papers and now face possible voting eligibility concerns.
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United States Supremeourt
Fragmented text on mathematics and science principles
Fragmentary OCR passage asserts mathematics underpins all science and engineering fields including electricity and physics. The text blends garbled phrases and incomplete thoughts, offering little coherent content or identifiable events or entities.
Resolutions on the Death of Brother Chas Pound
Lodges of Fairbanks No 375 FP OA M tribute Brother Chas Pound who died August 1918 aged 52. The resolution extols his character as a respected citizen and loyal Mason, offers deepest sympathy to family, and notes the belief in a spiritual afterlife and Masonic faith.
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Bro
Chas
Fairbanks Ledge
Freier
Terrestiale
Bourne Wrenre
Pound
Fairbanks Lodge No. 375
FP. O&a. M
Sve
Company B 308th Ammunition Train Readies for Coast Overseas Duty
Information received indicates Sullivan county soldiers of Company B 308th Ammunition Train at Camp Sherman Chillicothe will likely depart for the coast this week in preparation for overseas duty.
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308Th
Sullivan County
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Petition for rehearing in Indiana prohibition case
A rehearing petition has been filed in Indianapolis by the IF. W. Cook Brewing Company of Evansville challenging a state supreme court ruling that upheld the prohibition law.
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State Supreme Court
Indianapolis
IF. W. Cook Brewing Company
Evansville
Bland describes war zone trip and wounded care
Representative Bland recalls long waits for care as wounded soldiers endure no man's land conditions. He notes shortages of nurses and physicians but says efforts will soon provide adequate medical care. He visited the Rainbow division and the 150th field artillery after the Chateau-Thierry counter attack shows limited casualties so far.
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Rheims
Chateau- Thierry
Representative Bland
Tyndall
150Th Field Artillery
France
Reavis
Nebraska
Mr. Bland
Chateau-Thierry
Bland
Tlenresen- France
Avays Mons
Cass
General Pershing
Western Front
Rheims-Soansens
Gland
Red Cross
Young Men's Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Congress
Rainbow Division
150Th Field Artilery
First Indiana Field Artillery
Obituary for Charles D Pound 1863 1918
Charles D Pound born August 1 1863 died August 3 1918 aged 2 years 11 months and 26 days. Son of James G Pound and Sallie Miller Pound he married Ann Holmes and left five children Charlotte Lefts James Beri Tada and others. Survived by his aged father widow and numerous relatives and friends who valued his sterling qualities.
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Charles D. Pound
James G. Pound
Sallie Miller Pound
Dee
Ann Holmes
Lert
Les Play
James Beri Tada
James 7 Pound
Weather of a Week from Farmersburg Report
Farmersburg weekly weather report by Miss Glenn Yeager records the county's observations for the week ending August 11. Source notes cooperative observer details and summaries precipitation and temperature trends.
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Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
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