Local Shops Repair Windows as Lodges Plan Evenings
Workmen repaired store fronts at Bell Clothing today, while Liverpool Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias planned sessions tonight at 7 o clock. Charles Waite closed his Crooke building stock and shipped foods to Washington seeking a larger market in Indianapolis. The Sentinel notes his ad vigor and recalls a Sunday boxing hiring anecdote from the Indy paper. About twenty visitors attended a banquet with one degree conferred and a second wake. Masons filled the banquet hall with a hundred attendees. A memorial day program in Lodesnotee featured Evleian Seal as principal speaker, while Miss Caroline lam Beta prepares Latin and German lessons for summer vacation at High denon man and Engit vacation week.
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Charles Waite
Crooke
Mill Street
Fis
Washington
Helieer
Dria
Daviess County
the Sentinel
Gerh
Caroline Lam
Evans Operated On After Illness In Local Plant
W. Evans was seriously ill last Tuesday while at work in Loogoctee. He was brought home Saturday and underwent an operation Sunday by Dr Eastman of Indianapolis for intestinal disturbances. J. Evans is recovering but his condition has been a grave concern to family and friends. He had a prior ailment related to a long standing disorder.
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W. le Evans
Loogoctee
Eastman
Indianapelis
J. Evans
Wes
Tide Turning in Russian Front as German Efforts Falter
Reported in London that between May 12 and 24 Russians captured about 18 000 German and Austro German troops while the San River battle continued. Allied circles judge Austro German push failed to crush Russia in Galicia and Warsaw, signaling a turning tide. Czar's men report Thamer Sobore, crew washed ashore after a German submarine attack in the English Channel.
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London
Juhe
San
Galois
Preémyst
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Warsaw
Galais
CZAR
Thamer Sobore
Mde
Liord
London Dock Fire Damages Betis Steamship
London June 1 The Betis steamship Anponlon was badly damaged by a blaze while lying in the London docks. It required 120 firemen, 18 crewing boats and a freboat to control the flames.
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Jamer Burne
Lindon
London
London Docks
Italians Volunteering for War Service Surpass Two Hundred Thousand
Figures published show that since the war began more than 200,000 Italians have volunteered for military service. In other news, the steamer Hite Berg bound for the Labrador coast struck an iceberg off Trinity Bay but stayed afloat with over 200 passengers aboard. President Wilson’s devotion to humane ideals was lauded by the Orthodox Jewish nations in a convention resolution.
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Volunteyr
Rome
Hite Berg
St John's
N. F
Boothie
Labrador Coast
Bay of Trinity
Dews Inderss
New York
Ada Mesesge
Wilson
Union of Orthodox Jewish Nations
Seasion
Italian Aviators Strike Austrian Base Frontier Conflict
An official Rome dispatch reports Italian dirigibles raiding the Pola naval base damaging a railroad station and arsenal while a big fire rages at Pola. Italian forces push along the Adige and Chiese rivers advancing on passes leading into the Trent region with key fortifications captured.
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Rome
Ministry of Maring
Thatian Ttalian
Pola
Jqrsenal
Italion
Prince of ‘Trent Fg
Adige
Chiese
Lavaroune
British flagged Dixiana sunk off French coast by submarine
The steamship Dixiana, a 2147 ton vessel sailing from Savannah on May 11, was torpedoed off Ushant by a German submarine. No warning was given and the crew of 27, including the captain, were saved after taking to lifeboats. A Greek steamer rescued them at Barry, Wales. The attack aligns with German submarine activity near Ushant noted recently.
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Tumber
Barry
Wales
Dixtana
London
Lloyd's Marine Record
Savannah
Mrs Clare Walters Pupils' Recital at St Simon's Hall
Mrs Clare Walters pupils present a five 2 piano recital on Wednesday evening at St Simon's hall. A brief, interesting program is promised. Also notes on a euchre party hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Bassett honoring Ft Wayne visitors Molitor Stumpp Kemaf Lundergan Smith Lundergan and Dr E O Chattin. Favors won by Mrs John Lundergan and Charles G Stumpp. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E church meets at 2 30 Wednesday at Mr Charles Feagans on Vroy road with devotions reading and lesson led by named participants.
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Clare
Walters
St.Simon's Hall
Charles Bassett
Edward Molitor
Wayng
Molitor
Charles G. Stumpp
Alex Kemaf
Joba Smith
Spelety
M. E
Charles Feagans
Moose Will Invade City Tomorrow At Loyal Order Event
Looty text describes a local Loyal Order of Moose event tomorrow with visitors promised, a Vincent ness First Regiment band, a parade led by police, and a program at 7 30 pm featuring speeches, a giant key souvenir, and a banquet. The celebration includes a concert by the First Regiment band and calls for businessmen to keep storefront lights on during the event.
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Order of
Monee
Vincenness
Bamdi
C. G. Colbert
Jedge
F. We
Vincent Nes
Fanquet
Anderson
McM
Mahoney
Ibis
Wireless explosion hint shocks London claims by naval authority
The Evening Standard cites Fred T. Taned suggesting the steamer Princess Irene was blown by a German wireless device. He notes likely coincidences with the battleship Bulwark and other naval disaster claims, discussing possible short distance wireless detonation and magazine vulnerability.
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London
Ben
Evening Standard
Fred .T. Taned
Sheerness
Jan Tites
Bulwark
Women Join In Discussions in Tokyo Diet
In Tokyo on June 1 the Diet session drew many women who advocate feminism amid political dissensions. Renewal of negotiations among the fifth group of democrats around Ebina is under consideration for future talks after the latest accord. Kokamin Shimblal calls for leading statesmen to Pekin to forge a lasting alliance based on mutual aid and friendship as Japan faces China. Large piles of discarded Scotch iron and bricks costs are repurposed after years as waste.
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Tokio
Ebina
Jane
Japan
China
Kokamin Shimblal
Pekin
Missing/fragmentary OCR item from year page
Fragmentary text fragment regarding a young person and a named party, with unreadable details and unclear action or outcome.
Mr GALL TAYLOR WEDDING SOLEMNIZED
Austin Meat and Miss Pearl Taylor united in marriage Monday night at the bride’s parents home near Pleasant Hill. Rev. Tastor of the Glendale circuit officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride, a public school teacher, and the groom, a livestock businessman, are among Daviess county’s best known young people. After a reception the couple drove to Bogard township.
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Austin Meat
Pearl Taylor
Grant Tarxtor
Pleasant Hill
Tastor
Glendale
Daviess County
Andrew McCall
Bogard Town
Taylor
Mrs. McCall
Bogard Township
Wedding Guests From City Attend Event
Among attendees from the city were Mr and Mrs Harry VanTrees Mr and Mrs Albert Gossett and daughter Alberta George L Stuckey and family Mrs Laura Franklin Miss Sue Franklin Others present Were Mary McCall Harve Scott and Mrs Ann Taylor of Epsom Owen Allison and family the Allison and family Richard Taylor and family Joseph Franklin and family and Rev and Mrs Taylor of Glendale
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Harry VanTrees
Albert Gossett
Alberta
George L. Stuckey
Laura Franklin
Sue Franklin
Mary McCall
Harve Scott
Mirs Ann 'Taylor
Epsom
Owen Allison
Allison and
Familly
Richard Taylor
Joseph Franklin
iRev
Taylor
Glendale
Astronomical Events and Morning Star Guide
The notice lists morning and evening celestial bodies for the month including Jupiter Saturn Mercury Venus Halbig Sto Bootes and numerous constellations such as Ursa Minor Cygnus Lyra Hercules and Leo. It notes weather patterns with north portion cloudiness and unsettled conditions and records marriage licenses John Austin McCall and Tillie Peart Taylor ages 23 from Vealey township.
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Mircurs
Sater
Mars
Jaspher
Venus
Halbig
Bootes
Ear Major
Ursa Minor
Draco
Cagsiupela
Cepheus
Cygnus
Lyra
Ayia
Hercules
Scorpio
Libra
Vir Bo
Corvus
Lydid
Leo
Gentint
John Austin
McCall
Bogard
Tillie Peart Taylor
Vealey
Nourishment as Key to Recovery and Longevity
After illness the body needs nourishment to restore strength and prevent relapse. For forty years Scott's Emulsion has been promoted as the real aid, claiming to build rich blood and strengthen nerves and lungs without alcohol or opiates, aiding recovery after sickness and potentially staving off tuberculosis.
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Scott
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