Explorer returns with Greenland land findings
New York reports Maurice Cy Tarquary of the Crocker land-expedition sent by Donald B. MacMillan arrived from Greenland. He states all members left 1 Funston Recruiting Slogan. In Chicago on June 23 the slogan appeared and more than 1,546 applications for enlistments in the national guard were received that day.
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New York
Maurice Cy Tarquary
The
Crocker
Donald B. MacMillan
Thomas Iubbard
Beedamville
Greenland
Funston
Chicago
National Guard
Submarine Messenger Delivers Letter to King Alfonso
German submarine 05 under Lieut von Arnald arrived at Cartagena Spain bearing an autograph letter from Emperor Wilhelm to King Alfonso thanking Spain for aiding refugees from Kamerun. The German embassy secretary and consul collected the letter and left with the commander while Spanish naval ships monitored movements and kept harbor entrances lit. The craft had departed Pola after dawn, amid favorable press pieces praising German sailors.
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Cartagena
Spain
Jude
Lieut von Arnald
Willan
Alfonso
the Kamerun
Pola
Pilo Hades
Half Breed Guard Opens Fire on U S Soldiers at Waterworks
In Naco Arizona June 23 a Mexican guard William Humphrey employed at the waterworks opened fire on Company E Fourteenth United States Infantry during a guard change. Private Powell was killed and Private John G. Gregoria wounded seriously. A sergeant and three privates were wounded. The guard claimed he feared an attack while soldiers say they fired first. The incident occurred about 50 feet from the plant.
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Ariz
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Fourteenth United States Infantry
Powell
John G. Gregoria
Stumphrey
Escaped Sing Sing killer Shillitani recaptured in Ossining
Oreste Shillitani, the first inmate to escape Sing Sing death house since 1892, was recaptured after shooting two guards during flight. He had feigned illness to open his cell, then fired, discarded his prison suit, and was found at Ossining Hospital for shelter.
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No Y
Oreste Shillitani
Sing Sing
Death House
Shilliani
Funder
New York City
Shillitani
Ossining Hospital
Madame Villas Deportation Sparks El Paso Action
Madame Villas deportation from El Paso to Juarez followed orders from Brayer Lea with no given reason. Torres Villa, wife of Francisco Villa, and her sister’s child were removed, with Maria Ingadot the German nurse cited. Villa arrived from New Orleans, police suspect Los Angeles origins. She planned to reach Chihuahua to search for her bandit husband.
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el Paso
Tex
Torres Villa
Francisco Villa
Maria Ingadot
Juarez
Brayer Lea
Ladies Aid Society Hosts All Day Meeting at First Christian
The Ladies' Aid of the First Christian church held an all day meeting at Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham's home in Maysville, with thirty active workers and five helpers. A noon meal featured baked chicken, noodles, meats, salads, cakes, berries, and ice cream. Afternoon sewing produced racks and quilting while sharing personal anecdotes. Refreshments were served later, and a gift was presented to Mrs. Cunningham, 87, a charter member.
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Maysville
The
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Elizabeth Cunningham
Cunningham
Tadies' Aid
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Samuel Schonfeld
Schofield
Ladies’ Aid Society
EF. Churen
Samuel Smith
Robert O'Connor
Hiram McCafferty
Ralph Catt
Omer Fleenor
Stella McCafferty
Horace Smith
Robert Brown
T. H. Rheades
Charles Willey
Carl Mr Williams
W. C. Betty
jGeorge Kessler
Charles Brown
Charles Stone
Donald Ells
Stebert Schofiell
Joan Beadle
Raymond Ward
Skarl McCafferty
Clinton Johfson
Delby Jarkson
Social notes from Vincennes and Loogootee visitors
Local social column records several Loogootee and Vincennes residents visiting relatives and attending events. Misa Gleda Foree of Loogootee visits Miss Lova Karr in Vincennes while Zelma Borders also comes from Loogootee. Edward Doyte, 19, visits from Loogootee with friends. Tillie Thimling returns to Shoals after a visit with H. E. Teufel. Oho, visiting his parents Dr and Mrs H Holder, is noted.
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Misa Gleda Foree
Loogootee
Lova Karr
Curtis Isvider
Troy
Uh H. Holder
Market notes from United Press on grain and hay prices
United Press reports volatility in the Vapolis Grain Market with bids around 181.05 and 1.02 for unspecified lots. Hay prices show No 1 Timothy at 17.50 to 18.00, No 2 Timothy at 14.00 to 15.00. Minor grade mixed feeds listed with modest adjustments.
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Hay—Steady
Ruinkots 11,500 Tone Steady Rest heartes
Mrs. Suanita Bowles of Indianapo is visiting Mr and Mrs. Smith. Horn of Front street. The fragmented text shows mixed figures and names, with reference to a person visiting a couple and an address fragment.
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Suanita Bowles
Indianapo
Jis
Ani
Smith
Horn
Front Street
Nehf holds mound as Braves beat Giants in eleven
Art Nehf, former Torre Haute pitcher, started for the Braves against the New York Giants. He yielded five hits and struck out two over eleven innings, earning a 2 to 1 victory. Nehf opened the eleventh with a single and sparked the Braves’ late fireworks.
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Art Nehf
Torre Haute
Braves
Washington
Grays
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