Battle News From Dniester Front and Global Turmoil
Reports describe heavy losses on both sides in the Dniester clash as German forces from Essen reinforce in the east. Russians fortify near the river while Austro German lines lengthen. Western front sees limited progress with storms and trench counteractions. Additional items cover treason convictions in South Africa, a Philadelphia shooting suicide, starvation in Saltillo district, and munitions depot destruction in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dniester
Galicia
von Linsingen
Berlin
Lemberg
Poland
Exsen
Germany
Warsaw
Mound Dwellers and the Central West Myth
The article discusses the mound builders of the central West as prehistoric inhabitants predating Indiana. It notes the mounds served as fortifications or tombs and that builders are regarded as remote ancestors of Indians. It cites a view of mound builders as a distinct, civilized agricultural race exterminated by northern hordes, while other theories claim Indians as their descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West
Indiana
Old Lawyer and Young Lawyer in a Benton Evening Transcript Row
A fragmented legal dialogue describes a deceased individual, an old lawyer, and a young lawyer. The text hints at a large estate or money and unresolved succession issues tied to a local Benton publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Uaeke
Anele
Benton Evening Transcript
Peggy's Day of Joy Brightens a Town Festivities
Peggy helps a paralyzed boy, Dick Marville, enjoy fireworks by bringing him to the Montgomerys and sharing a Fourth of July surprise. Maurice Arnold misreads Peggy's motives, then sees her genuine charity as he helps with the boy. The scene unfolds with a town alight in celebration and Peggy's happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peasy Marsden
Gusie
Dick Margille
Su- He
Dick Marville
Peggy
Pony
Maurice Arnold
Main Street
Susie Mentgomery
Egay
Maurice
Inland Northwest items mix of crimes plans and public works
A jumble of early 20th century notes reports arrests for forged checks in Seattle, sugar seed talks in Denver, milk stations in Salt Lake, a fatal fall at Tonopah, militia cutbacks in Colorado, a Nevada Sunday school surge, a murder arrest near Port Orchard, a Colorado divorce suit, fire protection plans for Wasatch forest, oil price pass-through to retailers, a Nam pa college building, Twin Falls water purchase case, and a women’s hiring move by the O W B N company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Reno
United States Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
Denver
Mike Pasot
Peer
Jim Butler Company
Tonopah
Hoerfaso County
Colorado
Walsenburg
Cola
Granby Hillyer
National Guard
War Department
Empire
Nevada
American Sunday School Union
Jerome Greene
Cherry Creek
Nev
Emma J. Mulkey
Utah
Big Air
William Farrell
Wilbur M. Cleveland
Hous
Port Orchard
Waah
Cleveland
Colo
Washington
Aldrican
District Court
Salt Lake
M. Evelyn Berrick Aldridge
Forestry Service
J. F P. Bruins
Wasatch National Forest
A. R McIntyre
Utah Pharmaceutical Asagelation
Nampa
Idaho
Motlress
Idaho Holiness School
Halsect
Twin Falls
Public Utilities
Batelli Macauley
Beattle
Carsoe City
New
Naco Public Tes Commission
Western Association of Short Line Railways
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Essen
Przeasnysz
Vorwaerts
England
Niagara
N. D
Eugene Butler
State Hospital
Inwane
Butler
Philadelphia
Joseph Thomas
Rearo Butler
Frederick Eo Hastings
Hattie Watson
Iian
Devon
Here
Thomas
Bloeufontein
Union of South Africa
Barend Wessels
Union Defense Council
Mrs. Eddy
Boston
Panstors
Mount Aubury Cemetery
Cambrider
Mra
Mary Maker Grady
Christian Science Church
Baturcey
Berio -Avouiding
Mittag Zeitung
Hyehar Reat
Houménian
Jan Antoult
Saltillo
Meralco
London
Biritieh Avislore Pearl Howlers
Alec
Drg Herman
Exican
Mexico
General Carranza
Jo Hardy Stubbs
United States
Benton Mackaye
Steele Mackaye
Plagwright
Jacob Jones
Camden
N. J
Bavelg
OLD Concord Church