Huffs Specials to visit Woodlawn next Sunday
The Huffs Specials from Bloomington will visit Woodlawn next Sunday with Ben Taylor or Yappy Bland at the mound for the university town team. The Greys must improve to beat the fast visitors, while Taylor or Bland leads the pitching contingent. A fair day is forecast and a good crowd is expected at the park.
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Fakt
Bloomington Ely
Woodlawn
Ben’ Taylor
Greys
Loozootee
Grers
Taylor
Bland
Washinston
Thirteen Witnesses Test Thaw Sane in New York Trial
Thirteen witnesses including Thaw testified in New York on Wednesday that he is sane and capable of understanding, denying delusions and violent tendencies. Thaw described his escape from Matteawan and movements through Canada, Vermont, and New Hampshire before the hearing was postponed.
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Aneladdine
Thaw
New York
Phew
Stanford White
Asviran
Chapslaius
The
Tombs
Thal
Lews
New Hampshir
Thay
Matteayan
Canada
Vermont
New Hampshire
Matteawan
Ians
Wilson appoints Robert Lansing as secretary of state
Official White House notice confirms President Wilson offered and Lansing accepted the post of secretary of state to succeed Bryan. Lansing, a Democrat and veteran diplomat, will receive a recess appointment with Senate confirmation anticipated. political backing cited as a key factor.
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STATE
Bryan ‘N Portfolig
Robert I Lansing
State Department
Wilson
Bellizergat
Willigan J. Brypa
Lissing
Colon
Em. Horse
Ppf
Bryan
Lhnsips
Whsett
Splec Lion Oi
Lansing
Besis
Deford
New Hampshire
Robert
Apistie
Department “of State
Lanmire
Senate
Lanisines
Typhoid Inoculation Advocated by Allied Ledger View
The Philadelphia Ledger reports the war shows strong proof of anti typhoid inoculation efficacy. In six months the British army recorded 421 typhoid cases and 35 deaths, with 305 cases among the unvaccinated and 34 deaths among the unvaccinated within two years. One death occurred in a man inoculated once but not twice as prescribed.
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Saya
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Infant Dead in Amish Settlement Home Near Montgomery
An infant son of Noah Waglet in the Amish settlement northeast of Montgomery was found dead in bed. The coroner began an investigation into the death.
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Noah Waglet
Montgomery
Relief Department Convention Operates at Cleveland Meeting
The Baltimore and Ohio relief department holds its annual convention in Cleveland with delegates elected from divisions to name advisory committee members and one operating committee member for the next year. After official business, delegates dine. attendees include officers and shop staff from various locations. Police court fines noted for intoxication and an injury report from a bicycle collision, plus loan offers, breeding stock ads, and farm land loans present in the same notice.
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Dellegates
Baltimore ‘and Ohio
Cleveland Sodas
Relief Department
Pathrodd
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Feho Are Members of the Relief Department
Savings and Loan
Iis
Beg Tahedita
Cleik Tee
R Minter
Draftsra
Washington
J. W
Steets
Washinieto
Trenton
J. Hermton
Carpenter
East St. Lewis
F. Wibins
Flora
Russians Lose Lemberg as Austro German Army Seizes City
The Russians surrender Lemberg the Galicia capital after months in occupation as Austro German forces take the city. Berlin and Vienna claim a strategic cut off of Russian forces and bolster claims the blow is unrecoverable. Archduke Frederick and General von Mackensen promoted to field marshals. The czar travels to join his army as British munitions plans press for rapid production and universal service.
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Aagve
Lemberg
Galicia
Berlin
Vienna
Poland
Baltic
Russia
France
Archduke Frederick
Austria
General von Mackensen
Ite
Czar
Oil Strike At Vincent Farm Draws Bulls- Eyed Interest
Oil men converge on Barr township as J W Vincent wells at the Vincent farm produce oil amid claims of a rich pool. Visitors from Illinois gauge output while Central Refining and local parties plan leases and expect new wells soon near Washington. The Central company drills a second well on Edwards farm reaching 500 feet.
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Baker Farm
Barr Township
J. W. Vincent
Herald
Vincent
Boxer
Illinois Fields
Lllinois
Washington
Central Company
Frank McNeil
L .R. Henley
Charles Herd
Central Refining Company
Lawrenceville
James Davis
McNell
al of
Daviess
County
Edwards Farm
Local Statistics Names and Places From Census Fragment
Readable fragments list individuals and places including Herman Sears Adina Winckelbach Clarence Andis Rit Clow Lillian Critchlow and towns Odon Vincennes Washington township Minora Elnora in a local statistics snippet. Includes ages 22 and 20 for two residents.
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Sears -Iatchley
Herman B. Sears
Odon
Flsie Atchley
Way Odan
Rornen
Winckelbacht
Roy Thoran
Borden
Vincennes
Adina Matilda
Winckelbach
Washington Township
Andis - Rit
Clarence
Minora
Lillian Peatricg Critchlow
Elnora
Births Reported in Local Notices
To Mrs Orville Kaytor of Rodneyville a son. Mrs Kaytor was Aliss Rd Wah Reynolds of Logante well known in Washington. To Mrs A S Barrows June 2 a son. Chapman To Mrs Arthur Chapman a daughter.
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Kaylor
Orville Kaytor
Rodneyille
Kaytor
Aliss Rd. Wah Reynolds
Loogantee
Fis
Washington Girl Receives Six Magnolia Blossoms
Miss Absolee Morris received six magnolia blossoms Wednesday afternoon from her uncle, Worner Tippin, of Magnolia Place, Kentucky. The blossoms came from a fifty year old magnolia tree planted near Tronderson, originally shipped from Florida before World War II and grown in seven states for climate adaptation. The tree, solitary in Kentucky, features bark resembling a spoon and blooms of perfect shape.
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Morris
Maenoalia
Worner Tippin
Ie Autergen
Magnolia Place
Tronderson
Florida
Kentucky
Mississiap
Kentu
Washington Lodge to Hold Second Golf Tournament
The Washington Lodge of Wks announces a second golf tournament on Sunday July 4 at Jinks in Bretts pasture. After a successful first event the lodge plans to include more players with handicap and score based entry, a 25 cent fee to cover expenses, and an all day event at the Jinks course.
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Washington Lodge
Wks
Golf Comimittee
the Lode
Brett
Wardens Drag River for Nets Five Held in Petersburg
Seven game wardens under Mack of Princeton and Victor Cadsady of Jasper arrived in Petersburg Wednesday and arrested five men including fisherman John Greenwood who faced a $1 fine for possessing illegal nets. Four more fishermen were arrested and tried, as wardens with a gasoline launch dragged the river and destroyed nets and trot lines exceeding legal limits.
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Princeton
Victor ‘Cadsady Cof Jasper
Petersburg
John Greenwood
Attending Convention in Deer Park for Master Mechanics
A. T. McMillin master mechanic of the B&O Southwestern roads left for Deer Park Maryland to attend a convention of master mechanics of B and C railways and Southwestern. Allen Breeding Stock to stand at Healy livery barn Montgomery Indiana offers Tony Percheron stallion and a jack with service fees of 10 dollars and 8 dollars respectively. George R Allen contact 451.
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A. TE. McMillin
Ince
Southwestern Rhoaps
Deer Park
Maryland
Southwestern Tal
Rankin Woman Found Dead in Elnora Home
Mrs Martha Rankin aged ninety four was found dead in bed at her daughter Mrs N G Myers home in Elnora. A coroner's inquest was held into the death which was attributed to heart disease.
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Martha Rankin
Elnora
John W. Foster and the Lansing Appointment Analysis
A Washington City correspondent surveys John W. Foster's career and influence, praising his diplomatic range from teacher to lawyer to editor. It notes Foster’s longevity, restraint, and steady temperament, comparing him to Andrew D. White and Straus in shaping American diplomacy amid Wilson era crises.
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Washington
N. S. Nation
Robert Lansing
Sdme
Anterneaw
Foster
Lees
Byanayi
Ind Na University
Foster Fund
Disowain Foser
Washington City
Nature H
Mit Foster
Oliver P. Mts
Merce
Russia
Spain
la Reis
Harrison
Wilson
Fairbanks Best Prospect for 1916 Republican Nomination
The piece argues Charles W. Fairbanks stands as the strongest 1916 Republican candidate, surpassing Jefferson, Hamilton and Adams in qualities. It lauds his intellect, composure, diplomacy, and unwavering GOP fidelity, while comparing rivals like Roosevelt and Root unfavorably on availability and fit for national leadership.
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Charles W.fairbanks
Lave
Fairbanks
Rei
Republica
Fidettis
Charles ‘Warren Fairhagis
Republican Party
simHac
McKinley
God
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