Washington Trust Legislation and Political Scrutiny
Washington congressmen from both parties endorsed President Wilson's trust plan amid lobbies while a House committee dispute surfaced. Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson urged schools to open as social centers at a civic meeting in the capital.
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Revolt Turmoil Near Mexico City Escalates
Mexican Zapata forces clash with a federal detachment at Tizapan near Mexico City causing renewed fears of raids in the federal district. Some government troops reportedly deserted to the rebels. Foreign office confirms transfer of British Minister Carden to Argentina and mail notice is being sent. arrangements place him to Washington.
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Notable deaths and incidents from early 1900s news briefs
Edward Heardsley surrenders to Sheriff Anderson after eight days in a farmhouse fortress following the shooting of Poormaster Putnam. Edwin Ginn, 53, head of Ginn Publishing, dies in Winchester Massachusetts, a leading peace advocate giving $50,000 yearly to peace causes. Lord Strathcona dies in London. his daughter Margaret Charlotte Smith becomes heiress to a fortune over 100 million and inherits the title. Eva Booth falls ill in Buffalo New York. pneumonia risks follow bronchitis. Gunboat Smith marries Miss Helen Remley in Oak Park Illinois by a justice of the peace. Baron Nobuaki Makino tells Tokyo parliament Japan is unsatisfied with US replies and seeks a different solution to California alien land laws.
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Anderson
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Indiana Typographical Union elects officers in South Bend
The Indiana conference of typographical unions chose A. E. Butcher of Kokomo as president with Charles Habacher of Fort Wayne as vice president and K. C. Wolfe of Indianapolis as secretary treasurer. Fort Wayne will host next year’s meeting. The gathering included a banquet at the Oliver hotel and a Turkish degree ceremony with Chicago delegates.
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Covington Man Elected Indiana Veterinary Leader
A. B. Carter of Covington was chosen president of the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis. New officers include vice president H. G. White Kokomo and secretary A. F. Nelson Indianapolis.
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Monument Dealers Convene in Indiana Annual Meeting
Monument dealers gather for the annual meeting in Indiana with discussions on retail strategies and industry plans. Attendees include trade members and company representatives shaping future sales and standards.
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Knowledge and Truth in Judgment
A terse reflection on perception and error, arguing that truth is obscured by faulty judgment rather than failing knowledge. The author emphasizes careful discernment to avoid embracing falsehoods and calls for disciplined thinking.
Onions as a Spring Vital Food and Dinner Dishes
An article extols onions as a valuable spring and winter staple noting their health benefits and role in warding off colds. It includes recipes for Onions with Cheese and Onions Stuffed with Sausage and Tomatoes stuffed with onion and cucumber with French dressing. It ends with a quotation about living a strong life.
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Natura
Department of the Interior
A Variety of Cakes Techniques and Tips
A historic recipe note advises preparing all ingredients before baking. It discusses choosing fewer eggs when prices rise and using cheaper fats when butter is high. Recipes include Eggless Devil's Food and Coffee Cake with steps and proportions, emphasizing gradual mixing and oven preparation.
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