Harvester victory in senate finance committee noted
The Harvester trust won a signal victory in the senate finance committee. Hemp was placed on the free list. The senate directed the ICC to investigate the St Louis and San Francisco railroad now in receivership. Weather records report the coldest June in the mid Atlantic New England regions.
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the Harvester Trust
Senate Finance Committee
Hemp
United States Senate
Kenyon
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes Region
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Rockies
Foreign and Royal News Roundup
The American steel yacht Columbia owned by J. Jarvey Laden of the New York Yacht Club was seized at Wakayama Japan for repairs due to entering a port without a customs house or quarantine. Prince Alexis Pasha married American bride Myra Pankhurst. In Paris Mahmoud Shefket Pasha and aide Ibraham Bey were shot in Constantinople amid rivalries with Nazim Pasha.
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J. Jarvey Laden
New York Yacht Club
Wakayama
Japan
Alexis Georges Karageorge’vitch
King of
Servia
Huger Pratt
Myra Pankhurst
Marie Rue d’Anjou
Paris
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Turkey
Ibraham Bey
Constantinople
Prand
Nazim Pasha
Nazim
Shefket
Notable 1910 Crimes and Legal Actions Across Nations
Summary of varied items: Mrs Mary Schneider of Forest Wisconsin killed her three children then died by suicide. Porter Charlton to return to Italy to face murder charge in June 1910 at Lake Como. Cornelius J Ford nominated by President Wilson to be public printer. Capt John B Brewer found dead in Hammonton New Jersey. President White and 18 UMWA officials indicted in Charleston West Virginia for Sherman Act violation.
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Mary Schneider
Nicholas Schneider
Forest
Wia
Porter Charlton
Italy
Lake Como
United States Supreme Court
Cornelius J. Ford
New Jersey
Wilson
John P. White
United Mine Workers
of. America
Charleston
Indiana Fire Prevention Association reorganizes in Indianapolis
Members of the Indiana State Fire Prevention Association met at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis to plan state wide fire prevention work. Officers elected include President Charles Richman Tipton and Vice President H H Friedley Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Fire Prevention Association
Denison
Association
Charles Richman
Tipton
H. H. Friedley
Gue M. Wise
H. O. Phillips
W. M. Shaw
J. Winchester
J. W. Coleman
Warsaw
Horace W. Boyd
Newcastle
W. J. Wood
Frank Ritchie
Louis W. Wolff
Indiana
W.E. Longley
Indiana Blind Association Ends Session With Banquet
The Indiana State Association for Blind People met at the Indiana School for the Blind and closed with a school banquet. Noble C Wilson of Terre Haute served as toastmaster as speeches followed. A committee report on revising the constitution proposed incorporating as Alumni of the Indiana School for the Blind. Exhibits showed needlework by blind women and furniture and inlaid boxes by men. Awards were given for top work. The program featured a debate on educating the blind in special schools, piano lessons by F H Topmiller, vocal solos, talks on girls’ activities and competition between the seeing and the sightless. Officers elected included Wilson president and J R Helm vice president. A concert and organ pieces followed.
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Indiana State Association For Blind People
Indiana School For the Blind
Noble C. Wilson
Terre Haute
Elizabeth Durst
Bluffton
B. F. Smith
Indianapolis
Edgar Bradney
Reed Beard
Lafayette
Adelian Johnson
Fred’ McCartney
Indiana University
Zoa Hay
F. H. Topmiller
W. T. Shannon
Fern’ Davis
B. H. Pribble
Katherine Heim
J. R. Helm
H. H. Brinkman
Aurelia Eichholtz
North Manchester
Indiana Guard annual state shoot planned at Evansville
Indiana adjutant general George W. McCoy announced the annual guard range shoot at Evansville begins June 20 under Lieut. Col. Thomas B. Coulter. Events include regimental and battalion team matches and a governor’s match with trophies from last year. Six targets at 300 and 600 yards. state team to train for Camp Perry interstate match. An officers school runs July 14–18. field day features entrenchments, wall scaling, tug of war, horsemanship and races. Retirements of Maj. Stavenson and Maj. Strouse noted. Clyde F. Driesbach promoted to major of infantry.
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Indiana National Guard
Evansville
George W. McCoy
Adjutant General of
Indiana
Thomas
Coulter
Third Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Camp Perry
McCoy
Moorehead
Davis
Black
Naftzger
Frank F. Stavenson
Frank H. Strouse
Thirty-Six Dental Graduates At Indiana Dental College
Thirty-Six graduates received diplomas at the thirty-third annual commencement of the Indiana Dental College in Indianapolis. The class included 86 graduates from seven U S states and two foreign countries Canada and Cuba. President Hijab A Hanley of Franklin College delivered the commencement address.
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Indiana Dental College
Indianapolis
Canada
Cuba
Hijab A. Hanley
Franklin College
Eltiseneht
Potted Beef and Other Dishes For Summer Dainties
Old recipe hints offer summer friendly fare including potted beef ready to keep hot with little water, a jeweled jerked fish mold and a fancy chicken and almond preparation. The piece also quotes John Ruskin urging daily personal improvement as a moral aside.
Hints for Meals During Summer Heat
Summer diet advice warns to buy only enough food for 24 hours. Emphasizes fruits, green vegetables, and meat as main components. Notes some people struggle to chew ripe fruit and avoid fried fruit and oatmeal in hot weather.
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Carell
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Mississippi River
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Oklahoma
Arthur Keller
Harrisonville
Denison University
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Springfield
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Waldo
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London
British Hospital For Mental Disorders
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Epsom
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Hammonton, N. J
Prescient OF Fire Prevention League
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Deam
Charles C Deam
Marshall
Eirjah A. Gladden
Lexington
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
William W. Waltman
Beaublossom
Brown County
Will A. Guthrie
Hardwood Dealers’ Association
C. D. Meeker
Monticello
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of
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Crawfordsville
Arthur 9. Nowles
Columbia City
Gladdan
BE. A. Arthur
Vincennes
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John Ruskin