Indiana Supreme Court sustains prohibition law
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled the prohibition act constitutional, upholding state authority to regulate liquor. The decision, reversing a lower ruling, states the Legislature may prohibit manufacture and sale within counties and local units, aligning with police powers to protect health and welfare.
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Austrian Soldiers Reported in Mutiny
Fragmentary dispatch claims Austrian troops mutinied during a Hue incident, with unclear details and several garbled lines. Report notes potential leadership concerns and disputed casualty figures amid a broader unsafe situation.
Four Men Leave To Take Training
Four men depart to undertake training as listed in the brief OCR fragment. Names appear garbled, with references to individuals and places uncertain. The text suggests a group leaving for training, but lacks clear dates, destinations, or outcomes.
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No coherent facts readable from the OCR fragment. No names, places, dates, or events clearly identifiable for a proper summary.
Busches Killed in Amerias It Attack
Fragmented readable text reports fatalities in an attack described with garbled names and numbers. Real entities are unclear, but the piece hints at victims and a violent incident abroad. No coherent dates or locations are extractable from the OCR fragment.
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Stforth Agan Item Alleged Abroad
A fragment mentions push hasta and a reference to Austrian pairc re writally, with unclear names and places. The readable portion cites AUSTRIAN PAUIRCRE and WITALY, suggesting a foreign context or misreadings. No coherent event or outcome is established in the legible text.
Defeating Austria Dominates Wartime Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Allied efforts against Austria, mentioning key figures and locations in a terse wartime update. The garbled text lists names such as Jones and Vhong, with scattered references to battles, fronts, and strategic aims.
Train disaster toll and local losses reported
A chaotic list of casualties and scattered names follows a Say Say district train wreck narrative. The fragmented OCR mentions a fatal crash near Caterbaine and a townwide memorial of victims, with scattered references to responders, numbers, and local places.
Seven German Planes Are Brought Down
Report states seven German aircraft were shot down in air combat. The action involved Allied units over occupied territory. No further details on date or location are provided in the fragment.
Submarine loss reported in unclear nautical note
A fragmentary newspaper item mentions a submarine loss and related fate, with garbled names and dates. The readable parts indicate a sea event involving a vessel and possible search or salvage notes, but essential details remain obscured by the damaged text.
TRAIN YOUNG MEN FOR ARMY AND INDUSTRIAL LINES
A 1917 report discusses training young men in industrial and military lines under a general manpower bill. It notes draft age changes to 18 to 21, with training programs intended to funnel recruits into war work and army service, while President Wilson weighs the plan's urgency.
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Four Year War Ends in Failure for German Militarists
J W T Mason reports from New York on June 26 that the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the Austria Hungary monarchy’s turmoil thwart German plans for a world conquest. The long feared pan German dream proves unattainable as the German government faces internal collapse and losses from years of conflict. The piece argues the militarist coalition’s ambitions crumble despite heavy mobilization and attempts to rally subservience from allied leaders.
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