German reply to American notes on submarine warfare
The German government defends its policy toward neutral ships in the war zone and offers to investigate cases such as the Lusitania and the Cushing and Gulflight. It argues British flag abuses and warns that Lusitania carried ammunition and troops, justifying sinkings as necessary. It recalls past mediation attempts with the United States and states readiness to discuss proposed modus vivendi.
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Gerard
Kellerton
Cushing
Gulflight
Hague
International Commission of Inquiry
Unite States
Carr
Admiralty
Lusitania
Imperial
Uhe
Tusitania
United States
Berlin
London
Germany
Great
Britain
Express Car Robbery Proved A Halted Train Mystery
Mitchell telegraph operator reports a dangerous man entering a fast express car. Police stop the train at C E I yards, but the supposed robber turns out to be a train crew member resting in a car. Engineer and officers discover the alert remote from Shoals was misinformed.
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Southwestern
Mitchell
Railroad Land City
Overflow risk dampens as rains forecast
A White River surge is not expected to overflow unless heavy rains occur in the coming days. Forecasts indicate rising water levels may threaten nearby low-lying areas if rainfall accumulates, prompting residents to monitor gauges and prepare if conditions worsen.
A Call to Duty and Unity After War Years
A fragmented patriotic address urges moral action and perseverance for the nation. It emphasizes God, righteousness, and national unity to endure future trials, honor fallen soldiers, and maintain freedom and resilience. It reflects wartime sentiment and the nation's duty to remain steadfast.
Woman's Council plans sale of Chautauqua season tickets
At a Tuesday meeting at the home of Judge J. W. Ordon, the Woman's Council took steps to sell season tickets for the Chautauqua. District chairmen were named and authorized to appoint helpers. Thomas will interpret Washington Chautauqua this year and Wallace B. Ams will present warning lectures for the Washington season. Tickets have arrived and supporters will be visited soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ordon
Thomas
Washington
Wallace
B. Ams
Amévary
Woman’s Council
Reidpath
APSLER BECOMES MASTER MECHANIC OF DMETON
A reorganizational move in the B&O Southwestern system places a master mechanic in charge of shop matters for each district. A K McMillan becomes master mechanic of the Illinois division with Washington as headquarters. WH Klet is promoted to master mechanic of the Indiana division with Cincinnati as headquarters.
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Apsler
Dmeton
Indiana
Wiil Ne
Ber Ice
Iscing
A. K. McMillan
Washington
Illinois
WH. Klet
Ead
Cincinnati
Supe
New Patient Andrew Willians Admitted at Odon Hospital
Andrew Willians of Odon is admitted as a new patient at the hospital. He was received on Monday and will undergo surgery for appendicitis as soon as his condition permits.
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Andrew Willians
Odon
Restored to Good Health After Two Bottles Used
A confusing OCR fragment mentions a woman and two bottles linked to health restoration. Details are unclear but the note implies a recovery following use. No specific names or places are discernible in readable text.
Tanlac Widely Sold Says Lexington Pharmacist
Lexington druggist W K E Stags reports Tanlac has sold to mayors county judges circuit judges and Kentucky’s prominent business and professional men. He cites shipments to many states and claims nearly twenty thousand dollars of Tanlac sold in weeks. Also notes Redpath chautauqua tickets on sale with Alice Nielsen as headliner and new program features.
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Lexington
Kentucky
W KE. Stags
Kansas City
Imc
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Memph Tenn
Meridian
Miss
Bonnill
Pittsburg
Jacksonville
Fla
Louisville
Tiffin
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbia Tenn
Im Beach
Phoenix
Angeles
Cal
Ev- Kentucky
Ariz
Tanlde
Cooper
Alice Nielson
Metropolitan
Boston
Miss Nielson
Man Becomes State Ager of Sales in Indiana
A Republican reports that Seymour's man Nikink has been promoted to state manager of sales for Arbuckles Brothers. He joined last November and rapidly expanded accounts in southern Indiana. Born in Washington, he grew up there and worked for a Vincennes wholesale grocery. later he moved to Indianapolis as his headquarters, while residing in the city for now.
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Seymour Republigan
Acuaabt 4
Indiana
Nikink
New Territo
Washington
Vincennes
Arbuckles Brothers
Indianapolis
Citt
Rainfall in May Heaviest Since 1913
May precipitation reached 7.7 inches, the heaviest since 1913, per meteorological report by C. C Feagang from Washington station. The wettest 24 hours were 1.08 inches on May 22. May 15 peak temperature 90, May 9 low 41, mean 63.7.
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Mreteorological
C. C Feagang
Washington
Mule Kick Mortally Injures Vincennes Teamster
Nelson Frey of Vincennes was kicked by a mule while hauling asphalt. He suffered a torn nose a severed left eye and a fractured skull and was rushed to a hospital. Frey was a single man employed as a teamster in asphalt hauling.
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Nelson Frey
Vincennes
Personal Injury Suit Against Vincennes Traction In Daviess Court
Anna Simonson sues Vincennes Traction in Daviess Circuit Court over injuries from alighting a street car. The case challenges venue in the personal injury action.
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Danage
Anna Simonson
Vincennes Traction’ Company
Daviess
Death of Mrs Mary E Walker in Barr Township
Aged widow Mary E Walker died at her daughter Mrs Lewis Carrico’s home in Barr Township. She was about seventy five and left several grown children. Burial took place in St Peters Cemetery at Menthaery.
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Mary E.’ Walker
William, B. Walker
Lewis Carrico
Barr Township
St. Peters Cemetery
Menta Haery
Oil workers beat secretary after grudge flare up
Secretary to Hemn representative was beaten by two oil workers at a port city restaurant. Zane Ryan allegedly led the attack and fled by car across the Wa bash River. the secretary required medical care. Police arrived after the men escaped.
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Tush Goodwin
Hemn
Willian
Cennes
Zane Ryan
Accomn
Ewin
Ryan
Wabash River
Mayor Aims to Cut Speed as Signs Go Up in City
City officials announce new horse mounted speed limit signs to warn motorists and plan to appoint a traffic officer on Main Street. Signs will also direct B and O Southwestern train passengers to Waytside park with two signs for east and westbound riders. The common council debates park amusement control and jitney licensing while a new valley basin is ordered at Seventh and Center.
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Washington
Main Street
Waytside Park
Citizens-bagid
Eas Side Park
Inmrade A V
I Company
Mhodig Do
Beders
Daviess County Board of Review Schedules Annual Session
The Daviess county board of review will resume its annual session on Monday at 7. It must sit for no more than four days including Sundays. Members include Samuel Bush county auditor Idon L. Chark county treasurer Lewis S. Core and Charles Faust with Henry Aikman. Fast and Aikman were appointed by Judge Ordon. The county officers join ex officio with the county assessor as president and the county auditor as secretary.
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Daviess County
Siamuel Bush
Idon L. Chark
Lewis S. Core
Charles. Faust
Henry Aikman
Fast
Ailman
Hidge Ordon
Th Tae
Asdothe
Evans undergoes operation after illness at Italian Manufacturing
W L Evans president of the Carjtalian Manufacturing company underwent surgery for intestinal obstruction on Thursday after serious illness. His doctors Des J Riesman of Indianapolis and A A Rang of Washington operated. Condition is reported as improving though recovery may be delayed by complications.
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W.L. ‘Evans
Carjtalian Manufacturing Company
Inoen
Des. J. Ri.Easman
Indianapolis
A. A. Rang
Washingtona
Trustees Notices and Administrators in Local Townships
Notices warn that trustees Williams Griuley Farrish Clark and Barber announce weekly business transacting hours in various township offices and at local stores. Also listed are probate notices appointing administrators and hearings set for July 1915, with details of estates and legal authorities.
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van. Buren
van Buren
Fa. M. Clark
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