World News Briefs From The War In Mexico To Wall Street Scandals
A wide round of items covers a bumper 1913 farm year with ten billion dollars of products and five billion in cash income, a jewelers trust case, and Attorney General McReynolds' return from Kentucky. Reports detail Federal Reserve hearings, a Chicago DOJ reshuffle, tax collections, and the Hyde murder trial set for January in Kansas City. Local disorder includes Calumet mining tensions, a San Francisco bank embezzlement suit, and aviation field fire losses. The Missouri Supreme Court fines and ousts lumber firms, Quaker Oats antitrust action, and Mexican frontier upheaval with John Lind departing Vera Cruz for Washington. The northern Mexican army's debacle near Ofiuaga unsettles border control.
Tasman Floated After Grounding Near Gulf of Pagua
The steamer Tasman ashore for days in the Gulf of Pagua was floated with help from the Japanese steamer Inabo Maru. In Ayimarcas, Apurimac, Peru, a severe earthquake killed two and destroyed many houses, halting rail traffic. Frederick Burtingham descended into Vesuvius crater during activity, a risky feat.
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Gulf of Pagua
Ayimarcas
Apurimac
Peru
Frederick Burtingham
Vesuvius
Italy
Indiana faces large January loans as debt and tax shifts loom
The Indiana state board of finance plans to borrow 300000 to 500000 in January to cover 125000 in foreign debt due in January and 400000 remaining from September debt. Officials hope insurance settlements in January aid financing, while education appropriations and a new tax levy affect year ahead needs. Paroles and labor talks add context to state finances and policy choices.
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Indianapolis
State Board Ofinance
State Board of Finance
Miss Wilson Likely To Be S election For Indiana Prison
Indiana Women's Prison trustees weigh electing Miss Mary T. Wilson of Indianapolis as superintendent after Emily Rhoades resignation. Governor Ralston reportedly backs Dora Hooton, while the 1907 act left the governor without formal approval power. Vote decision expected after January 2 meeting.
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Miss Wiilson
Indiana Women's Prison
Mary T. Wilson
Indianapolis
Emily Rhoades
Ralston
Miss Wilson
Dora Hooton
Eliott R. Hooton
State Bureau of N-Spection
Board of Trustees
Librarians Plan Meeting With Regional Delegates
Seventeen libraries from fourteen northern Indiana cities will send delegates to the annual convention of the Library Association of Northern Indiana. The meeting aims to discuss library services, share programs, and coordinate regional efforts. Published items reflect a busy regional library agenda.
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Northern
Sunday Supper Recipes for Easy Informal Meals
A vintage guide offers simple ways to host a Sunday supper with guest participation, using chafing dishes or electric plates. It provides recipes for Beef With Savory Sauce Egg and Cheese and Deviled Meat, plus ideas for salads, fruit, and cake to accompany a light, informal meal.
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Fuller Quote Highlights Shame of Pride and Lost Innocence
A fragment quotes Fuller on pride and clothing as a reminder of lost innocence. It contrasts mockery of fetters with the idea that attire should remind us of past innocence and restraint.
Apricot Souffle Tak-Pven In Pi House Keeping
A fragmented note outlines a kitchen idea book for leftover ideas and recipes. It mentions a card deemed advantageous in many places and includes references to apricot souffle and smothered dishes. The writing is garbled but centered on recipe recording and house keeping.
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Jewelers’ Trust
Department of Justice
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Elkton, Ky
American Political Science Association
William B Wilson
American Association For Labor
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Organization Committee of the New Currency System
Federal Reserve District
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Bureau of Investigation
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Thomas H. Swope
Kansas City
American Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs
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Ohio University
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Student Volunteer Movement
Kansas
Los Angeles
Roy Glover
San‘ Antonio
Henry Deilliers
Glover
Vulcan
Colorado Springs
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Coryell Leasing Company
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
the Crocker National Bank of
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Baker
San Quentin
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America
Calumet
Mich
Citizens' Association
Calumet, Mich
Citizens’ Alliance
Chicago
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Hancock, Mich
Hancock Hotel
Supreme Court of Missouri
State Ex Rel Attorney General
Arkansas Lumber Company
Missouri
Quaker Oats Company
Joe Morton
Great Western Cereal Company
United States District Court
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Charles 2. Thompson
Great Western Company
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Chester
Mexico
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Ofiuaga
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Paris
Sofia
Lillie Devereaux-Blake
Englewood,n.j
Edmunds. C. von Klein
Portland
Ore
Er Aoe R Briggs
Harvard
Indiana Board OF Finances
Elwas Carter
Sullivan County
Carter
State Board
Joseph Orr
Sullivan
Ind
Horace Porterfield
Posey County
Major G. V. Menzisa
Mt. Vernon
Porterfeld
Porterfield
Richard Swanson
John Mobley
Monroe
Thomas Frye
Brown County
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Pittsburgh
William Houston
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