Green castle to host state music teachers convention
The Indiana Music Teachers Association voted to hold its next convention in Greencastle. Walter Keller of Chicago staged the featured organ concert with Helen Axe Brown of Valparaiso assisting alongside Chicago artists Kurt Wanick Louise Bigelow John Miller and David Williams. Percy L. Nussbaum was elected president as delegates welcomed by Mayor Frank V. Guthrie.
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Indianapolis
Music Teachers’ Association of
Indiana
Logansport
Greencastle
Walter Keller
Chicago
Helen Axe Brown
Valparaiso
Kurt Wanick
Louise Bigelow
John Miller
David Williams
Percy L. Nussbam
Marion
Frank V. Guthrie
Percy L. Nussbaum
Inty
Louise C. Bigelow
Heath Gregory
Frank H. Kendrie
Doston
Allen Spencer
Dora Harshenow
South Bend
National Convention Sought for Indianapolis 1915
At a meeting of the Indiana Hotel Clerks association in Indianapolis, plans were laid to land the national convention of the Greeters of America for the capital city in 1915. The Greeters of America is the national hotel clerks organization aided by the Chamber of Commerce in a campaign to secure the event. The convention will be held in California.
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Indiana Tax Association
State University
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural and County Horticultural Society
Central Labor Union
Loce
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Horticulture
Indiana Hotel Clerks’ Association
Indianapola
Greeters of America
The
Hotel Clerks’ Association
Paign
Ples, Cal
National Association of Hardware Dealers
Claypool Hotel
Funeral Directors Plan Indiana Convention in Indianapolis
Indiana Funeral Directors' association maps its annual convention at Indianapolis May 19 to 21 with a large program of meetings social events and talks led by Ivory C. Tolle and other officials. Mayor Bell to open proceedings and musical selections planned throughout the sessions.
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Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
Indianapolis
Ivory C. Tolle
Lebanon
Bell
Yuban
Wilhite
France Wilhite
Hotel Severin
W. H. Book of Columbus
Thomas R. White
Indiana University
Frank McNeely
John B. Stevens
Crown Hill Cemetery
M. B. Stults
Huntington
C. G. Whitney
Columbia City
S. P. Templeton
Crawfordsville
M. L. Meeks
Muncie
Clyde EB. Titus
Folger P. Wilson
Richmond
Harry McLeland
C. R. Wilson
Mooresville
H. H. Dowd
North Vernon
Charles Herrlich
New Palestine
Bold Men in Lead. Three Generals of U S Army in Line for Intervention
On the Wilson address for a U S intervention in Mexico, Major Generals Leonard Wood and J Franklin Bell and Brig General Frederick Funston are named as potential commanding officers for an intervention army. All three are Medal of Honor recipients with storied records in Cuba, the Philippines, and the Rough Riders.
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George Clinton
Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Mexico
United States Army
Leonard Wood
J. Franklin Bell
Frederick Funston
Wood
Army of Intervention
Cuba
The
Rough Riders
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
General Wood
Roosevelt
New York
Bell
Seventh Cavalry
Leutenant
Philippines
Funston
Twentieth
Kansas Infantry
Bureau of Posta
Bureau of Posts
Telegraph Division
Postal Saving Division
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Indian Bureau
Indiana
Lane
Polite Eggs Joke Between Housewife and Clerk
A lighthearted quip has a housewife asking if eggs are fresh and a clerk replying they are old enough to know it is impolite to talk back. The exchange plays on politeness and honesty in a kitchen humor vignette.
Britain Eyes Thibet, Mongolia Rivalry Raises Global Stakes
A London report on Sir Claude Macdonald’s preface and Perry-Ayscough Otter Barry study argues Russia seeks a Mongolia buffer against China with Tibetan ties. It warns Britain risks losing influence if Russia expands in Outer Mongolia and Tibet, noting shared religious links and frontier fears.
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London
Russia
Outer
Mongolia
China
Great
Britain
Thibe i
Claude Macdonald
Pekin
Tokyo
Far East
John Lane Company
Outer Mongolia
Ching
Girl Climbs 165 Feet to Unfurl Flag at Fair
Ruth Agnes Bergstrom aged seventeen climbs 165 feet to the pavilion dome at the San Francisco fairgrounds and unfurls a five foot American flag. The act signals completion of the highest point of the iron workers project. She wears a gymnasium suit.
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San Francisco
Mies
Ruth Agnes Bergstrom
Miss Bergstrom
Governor Denounced Over Songwriting and Dance Efforts
McLeod county Democrats denounce Governor Eberhardt for trying to write songs and learn modern dance steps in St. Paul Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Minon
Eberhardt
McLeod County
Compelled Wife to Work in Chicago Divorce Case
John Henson forced his wife to work and pay household expenses plus his debts for ten years and then ordered her from the home, according to Mia Benson's divorce bill.
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Chicago
John 5. Henson
Mia
Benson
Feels Like A New Woman From Pinkham’s Remedy
Mrs Orpha Turner of Piqua Ohio reports a severe case of gynecic weakness with backache fatigue and dizziness improving after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She endorses the product and offers consent for use of her testimonial to help other women and notes confidential letters from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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Piqua
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Orpha Turner
S. Wayne St
Donkey remarks cause clerical clash at bishop's palace
A nervous curate earned rebuke after persistent awkward compliments at an afternoon clergy gathering. Simms, a senior curate, bluntly calls him a donkey, prompting laughter and a tense moment on the way home.
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Bishop’s Palace
Simms
Business as the King Pin of Professions and Society
A compact essay extols business as the central profession tying together all community activities that form society and life. It argues business enables the fabric of social life by coordinating occupations and economic exchange across the community.
New Daily Fly Killer Ad Claims Effective All Season
KHI presents the Daily Fly Killer to prevent disease in homes and features a seasonal claim. The ad promises fast action with a price of one dollar paid by dealers or express to H. Somers at 150 De Salle Ave Brooklyn NY.
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Khi
Gent Express
Somers
de Salle Ave
Brooklyn
Lose Habits of Industry and Quotations Collage
A fragmented ad-like passage contrasts women’s industry abroad with rural life in the country. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels, Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry, and Putnam Fadeless Dyes, with various aphorisms and promotional lines about living wisely and social expectations.
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Dr. Pierce
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August Bimermacher
August Stehr
National Conference of Charities and Correction
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Evansville
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Wilfred S. Reynolds
Illinois Children's Home Society
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Fort Wayne
Department of Extension
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N. J
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University of Chicago
Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
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Urga
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