Grays Prepare for Sunday Clash at Princeton
The Grays travel from Washington at 7 50 by the Baltimore and Ohio then 9 40 C and E I train from Vincennes to reach Princeton about 10 30. Williams will pitch with Hil catching Kost at second and Neidheffer at third. Vincennes added three new players and Terre Haute’s Finkle was sent back. The lineup includes Williams Hil Wire Kost Neidheffer Tipton Philippe Purdue and Hatz. Comments note Curt Williams’ form and a wary Champs ahead of the game.
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Judge Odgon letter influenced governor parole grant
Governor Goodrich pardoned Harry L. St. Lawrence sentenced February 24, 1916 in Daviess county on a statutory charge to prison for two to twenty one years. The judge James W. Ox don wrote to the governor voicing doubt the man would have been convicted if a jury had heard the case.
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There Is Indignation Over German Ruthlessness in War Tone
A Review of Reviews discusses United States anger at German atrocities and policy clash with Germany. It credits President Wilson with guiding U S entry into war and notes praise from Roosevelt Hughes and Root for his stance. The piece reflects on national unity and pacifist history amid wartime decisions.
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Ohio Senator Harding Says Country Seeks Confidence
The Dallis News reports Senator Harding of Ohio declares the nation seeks confidence in the Wilson administration and asserts he believes he represents the country.
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Hindenburg Outfitted With Prepped Positions in India Meet
In a dispatch from Indianapolis Star, General Hindenburg is praised for having an unusually prepared supply of pre positioned defenses. The remark highlights strategic readiness and renowned organization during a military overview.
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Kill the Plant Bug Says Entomologist Globally
Indiana grows Indianspells June 10 Clean out weeds and kill the tarnished plant bug. Frank Wallace state entomologist warns the pest attacks many plants, with adults dormant on emergence and eggs on stems or leaves. Control requires spraying young insects with nicotine sulfate whale oil soap or kerosene emulsion and thorough undersides of leaves. Weeds should be cleared to reduce hosts and spread.
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Safe and Sane Fourth Promised for Indiana
Indiana fire officials report that Fourth of July celebrations will be tame due to widespread fireworks prohibitions. Most counties have ordinances banning fireworks on patriotic grounds citing wartime restraint and reducing powder waste.
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