Hostilities Prep Rumor Hovering Over Huerta Crisis
Washington reports say another ultimatum may go to Provisional President Huerta as officials fear for missing American consul Stilliman. Amid border tensions, Franklin Lane appears likely to head U S mediators at Niagara Falls with White and Hughes on the panel.
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International News
Washington
Franklin K. Lone
Interior
Niagara Falls
Wilson
Lane
White House
White
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Uinternational News Service
Huerta
John R. Stilliman
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
United States
Navy
Carranza
War and
Navy Departments
San. Luis Potosi
Niagara Fella
Good Roads Delegates Meet At Indianapolis Conference
Indiana hosts the National Old Trails Road Association and the Indiana Gold Roads Association as delegates from nearly every state gather in Indianapolis. Judge J M Lowe urges an $800000000 federal appropriation to build fifty thousand miles of permanent macadam road work linking state capitals and major cities, with focus on restoring the tobacco tax to fund road bonds.
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Iaternational News Service
Indianapolis
National Congress
J. M. Lowe
Kansas City
National Old Trails Road Association
Old Trails Association
Indiana Gold Roads Association
Good Roads Department
the Daughters of the American Revolution
California
Washington
Maryland
Elizabeth Butler Gentry
Old Trails Committee
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Medill McCormick
Chicago
William C. Story
New York
Shackleford
Congress
Lowe
Baltimore
San Francisco
Maryland West State Line
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Zanesville
Columbus
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Ralston
William E. Ryker
Madi‘pon
Ind
O'Shaughnessy Arrives as Carranza Reports Gains
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, former American embassy head in Mexico City, reached Washington with family after Vera Cruz seizure. He was summoned by the state department. A Marine company from the Connecticut landed at Vera Cruz to reinforce Gen. Fynston's forces, sailing from Tampico on the Lebanon, per Admiral Badger.
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International News Service
Washington
State Department
Canada
Vera Cruz
Edward W. Ryan
Burton Wilson
Mexico City
Huerta
Senor Zubaran
Carranza
Nelson O’shaughnessy
United States
New Orleans
Connecticut
Beaurament
Fynston
Badger
Navy Department
Tampico
Lebanon
Lebanon Keeps Separator Co. In City After Fund Raiser
A Lebanon Business Men's Association committee closes a contract with Dairy Cream Separator Co to keep the plant in town and expand capacity. The campaign raised 37563.50. 437 remains to reach the 4000 goal as locals step up to support the enterprise and its community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Business Men's Association
Dairy Cream Separator Company
Lebanon
Keese
Dairy Gream Separator Co
Boone County Names Mrs Paul Tauer PTA Chair
Mrs Paul Tauer has been appointed chairman of the Boone County Parent Teachers Association. The appointment came through Mrs W Crouse of Lafayette district chairman of Mothers clubs and a key figure in the ninth district PTA. Tauer will organize associations in other Boone County towns and advance the PTA's work locally and countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ©. Tauer
Parent-Teachers Association
Boone County
W. ©. Crouse
Lafayette
Mother's Clubs
Parent-Teachers
Tauer
Crouse
Geo. W. Campbell
Teachers’ Association
Music Recital At Local High School Features Mrs Hartman
Students and staff attended a morning recital by Mrs. Charles Hartman on the Mehlin Grand piano donated by the combined junior and senior classes of L. B. S. The program included Three Bird Songs from DeQuain, an Etude by DeBrassey, A Romance, The Warrior's Song, and Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody in her artistic style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hartman
Mehlin
L. B.S
Ticket Nominated by Harrison Progressive Party
The Progressives of Harrison township met in Milledgeville Wednesday night and nominated Charles Black for Trustee James Hiland for gestor Jacob Fulwider George Burtner and Joseph Mayer for the advisory board and for road supervisors.
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Harrison Township
Milledgeville
Charles Black
Angestor
James Hiland
Jacob Fulwider
George Burtner
Joseph Mayer
Convention Attended by Clarence Gates and James Heffner
Mort Whistler chaired the convention with Walter Linamood as secretary. County chairman D C Budd attended and spoke. A boy, Ralph Lucas, five, son of Mr and Mrs Cliff Lucas near Mechanicsburg, was injured falling nine feet from a haymow Wednesday afternoon. He suffered bruises but no broken bones and recovered after medical care.
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Clarence Gates
James Heffner
Mort Whistler
Walter Linamood
D. C. Budd
Ralph Lucas
Cliff Lucas
Mechanisburg
Iad
Drug Fiend Suspected in Jamestown Boarding House Case
Crawfordsville police chase leads to Jamestown where a man accused of hiring and abandoning a horse, then seeking lodging, fled after attempting to collect for board. Witness descriptions tie him to a local drug-fueled spree and his return of the horse from a Kennedy barn. No arrest made Tuesday.
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I. A. Wilkeson
North Washington Street
Crawfordsville
Gilkeson
Jamestown
Deshay
Birthday Surprise for Paul Crawford at Country Home
A birthday surprise on a Wednesday evening honored Paul Crawford on his eighteenth birthday at his parents Asa and____ Crawford's country home. Guests included Roy Cohee Lester Eck and many others, with music games and a gift of a cold watch. Refreshments followed and guests departed late, wishing Paul many more happy birthdays.
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Asa Crawford
Paul
Crawfords
Crawford
Roy Cohee
Lestereck
C. E. Proffitt
Zthel
Kathleen
Olive Jacoby
Incile Beck
Icie Moore
Edith Spray
Iva
Pearl Little
Cyrus Ham
Leo Sanders
Clyde
Anna
Frank Thrine
Buren
James
J. R. Witt
Truman
Orpha Lucas
Leths Bramblett
Ruth
Audrey Swift
Philip
Lucy
Program for PTA meeting at high school next Monday
The schedule lists opening by the high school orchestra, prayer by Father Connelly, a Boys Glee Club song, and a discussion on Vocational Training. Items include a debate on teaching training and its effect on scholarship, with reports from the Employment Bureau and Nominating Committee.
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Father Connelly
Bhoy
Glee Club
E. M. Servies
O. H. Carmichael
Kent
Veterans Parade At Indiana Capitol Marks 35th Encampment
Aged soldiers of the Grand Army of the Republic march in a capital parade as children in white scatter flowers along the route. Governor Ralston and Mayor Bell open the encampment with praise for veterans groups and support for peace, while talks and receptions follow at Tomlinson Hall and the Severin Hotel.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Caldiers’ and Sailors
Irwin B. Arnold
Tomlincon Hall
Severin Hotel
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Daniel W. Comstock
Tomlinson Hell
Newton J. McGuire
The
Sons of Veterans
First Baptist Church
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Ralston
Bell
Department of Indiana
Govenor
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Hadley Moves Art Studio to Tyre-New Block Corner
Mrs. Mary Hadley has relocated her art studio to the Tyre-New block at Meridian and Washington streets, over Storm & Lewis grocery. She plans summer teaching in Lebanon and will paint and sketch from nature. An experienced artist, her work covers oil, watercolor, pastel, china painting, drawing and design, plus crafts. she is a noted lecturer in teachers’ institutes. She will host an informal reception next week featuring high school pupil work in metal and leather.
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Mary Hadley
Tyre- New Block
Meridian
Washington Streets
Storm & Lewis
Lebanon
Hadley
Forest cavalry corps pledges 100 men for Mexico
The Tacksosville Florida cavalry unit adopted a resolution condemning insults to Americans and the flag by Mexicans. They pledge to offer a company of 100 men to President Wilson if needed, each fully able to perform regular soldiery duties. They promise to be among the first to plant the American flag on Mexican battlements.
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City of
Mexico
Injuries Sought in Indianaplis Building Fall Case
Edward J. OLeary sues Fletcher Savings & Trust Co and Bedford Stone Co for 25000 damages after a 125 foot fall from the sixteenth story of a building at Market and Pennsylvania streets Indianaplis. He alleges lack of guarding and protection on beams and floors between the sixteenth and eighth stories. The case was venued from Marion county.
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Marion County
Fletcher Savings & Trust Co
Bed
Edward J. O’learyve
Hedford Stone & Construction Co
Market and
Pennsylvania Streets
Indianapolis
Bedford Stone & Construction Co
Monthly Meeting of Central Christian Auxiliary
The C W E M Auxiliary of Central Christian church met in the vestry on Wednesday afternoon with hostesses Mrs W H Crear Mrs John Tice Mrs Nellie Warren Mrs John Perkins and Mrs Julia Harney. A letter from Prof R A Smith Beckley institute noting mining disaster losses was read and will be presented at Sunday service. The program included Our New Work in China Tyndale and the Bible and a review of The New America Chapter 2 with a prayer chain, followed by refreshments.
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Central Christian Church
W. H. Crear
John Tice
Nellie Warren
John Perkins
Julia Harney
Beckley
W. Va
Tice
China
Tyndale
Venued Case Foreclosure Involving Graham and Cline Parties
The case of Charles A. Graham versus Charles F. Cline Fred Cline Mrs. Fred Cline William E Stevenson and Mrs William Stevenson, to foreclose mortgage, has been brought here on a change of venue from Montgomery county. Plaintiffs seek judgment for 650 dollars.
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Charles A. Graham
Charles F. Cline
Fred Cline
William E. Stevenson
William ©. Stevenson
Montgomery County
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Admiral Howard
Howard
Guatemala
Good Roads
National
Old Trails Road Association
Gen. Huerta
O’shaughnnessy
Separator CO
Dairy Cream Separator CO
Paul C. Tauer
Boy
CL Lucas
Mechanicsburg
Paul Crawford
Arnold
Uptown
Tyre-New Building
Edward J. O'Leary
Ford Stone Co
Montgomery Circuit Court
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