War time adjustments and transport orders reported
A terse bulletin notes adjustments in wartime conditions with references to wages on paper and health concerns. It mentions President Obregon and a general, plus a ship and rail lines in Ohio and Indiana. An interstate commerce commission ruling delays Great Lakes steamship orders until December under the Panama Canal act.
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Washington
Interstate Commerca’ Commission
Eastern Rail
Great Lakes
German recall of aid discussed amid neutral note dispute
Washington dispatch reports German officials and Secretary Bryan weigh recall and response as Berlin is urged to refer the Lusitania sinking case to prize court. President Wilson aims to justify action on the broader European crisis, with Ambassador Laur representing U.S. interests as Berlin reconsiders its position.
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Bryan
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Berlin
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White House
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Germany
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Brian
Fragmentary note on U S relations with Germany in wartime
A partially readable fragment discusses American identity and the United States relations with Germany during a campaign period. It mentions publications and the president's actions, hinting at how media and rhetoric shape wartime public sentiment.
Clemency Appeal in Georgia Death Case Faces Governor
Frank seeks clemency after the Georgia prison commission declined to recommend commute of death for Leo Frank found guilty of murder in the Mary Phagan case. The commission split two to one, with Patterson voting for mercy, and the governor will hear further hearings before a final decision.
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Forged Drills and Reinforcements Reported in Galicia
Fragmentary wartime note describes forged items and German reinforcement moves in Galicia. Mentions Heestan arm, Gehels, and Arpw. Text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with references to jeep forged items and morning admissions of German positions.
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Gehels
Gérigan
Arpw
Eighth grade commencement set for June in Daviess county
One hundred and sixty four diplomas will be awarded to rural Daviess county students for completing the common school course at the fourth annual eighth grade commencement. The event at the First M E church runs from 2 pm with Dr Louis J Rettger of the Indiana State Normal School delivering the address. Rev T A Garriott and Rev W S Rader will give invocations and benediction as A S Fulkerson presents diplomas. The Methodist Glee Club and other program items fill the 23 events on the schedule. Elmore township will be the only township not represented.
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Elmore Township
Elnora
Louis J. Rettger
Indiana State Normal School
T._A. Garrigtt
United Brethren Church
W. S. Rader
M. E. Church
Fulkerson
Methodist Glen Club
Washington
Methodist Sunday School
Roy D. Smiley
Mary Feaganls
Methodist Glee Club
A. Garriott
Méthodist Glee Club
Indiana State Normal
Dorie
J. W. 8. Rader
First Methodist Church
Christian Endeavors Meet Held at Wexahachie
Christian encavoper of the Lone Star State gathered in annual con heme here today with the town peace speakers slated Ray Clark of Baston.
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Lone Star
Ey Clark
Baston
Wilson urges neutrality as nations press on blockade dispute
German and American observers note President Wilson plans to press neutrality amid German submarine moves and British blockades. He seeks equal firmness toward all belligerents, while Congress debates responses and Germany eyes a possible line reopening negotiations with England. The dispute centers on lawful rights of neutrals and the blockade’s impact on trade and seas.
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United States
Ita
Wilson
Great Britain
Beerman
England
Bryan
Germany
Mer
Keer
Proposed new home for Washfaxton lodge progresses
The Washfaxton Lodge No. 1933 B P O Elks faces delays as the 100 member threshold for starting construction remains unmet. A delegation to Loogootee and Shoals secured 27 and 20 applications respectively, with plans to visit Plainville and northern county towns to gain 25 to 30 more. Architects submit designs to the building committee as exhibits are reviewed.
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B. P
Montgomery
Lodge
Bronday
Loogootee
Hugh O'Donnell
A W. McCarty
Mt Pt
Brewer
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Dad' Nat
Velocity Trawler Crew Found Half Dead After Sinkings
London reports the trawler Velocity shelved and sunk by a German submarine. The crew reached Hartlepool after fifty hours at sea without food or water. five dead from exposure. The Velocity was sunk by five shells from a small gun mounted on the submarine. The colder Ernabvardt has been torn bodied and sunk by a German submarine.
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Hartlepool
Tung
Ernabvardt Hag
Body of Vandebilt Believed Recovered Near Point
Fragmentary report notes the body of Alfred G Vandebilt or Vandebilt found near Collins Point by an unknown person. The text is garbled but suggests a recovery of a body with uncertain identification. No dates or clear locations are confirmed in the readable lines.
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Ireland
Jude
Alfred G Vanagfolte
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