Washington notes on tariffs ships and national issues
Senate blocked a trusts regulation amendment in the tariff fight. The deficiency bill funds include 100000 for Mexican refugees and 300000 for railroad valuation. Belknap heads New Haven wreck probe. Britten urges a full wreck report. Bridge plans 4 million over Potomac. DC Negroes press against segregated government workers. Naval personnel reform debated as recruitment and berthing needs rise. Aerial squad recruit vacancies prompt a signal corps appeal. Describes railway wrecks, safety rulings, and industry hearings on currency and banking reforms. Major races and regatta results noted with city, state and sponsor names.
Mexican Revolt Dominates Montreal ABA Meeting
The American Bar Association in Montreal adopted a resolution praising President Wilson's Mexico policy. Ex President Taft urged judiciary independence. Reports from Piedras Negras claim General Bravo executed six Americans. Consular Agent Carothers was forced from office. John Lind signaled he would not return to Mexico City without Huerta invitation and may sail from Vera Cruz.
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American Bar Association
Montreal
Wilson
Mexico
Taft
Bravo
Piedras Negras
Mex
Torreon
Carothera
John Lind
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Vera Cruz
European royals wed as German aviator dies in crash
Foreign Manuel the Portuguese king and Princess Augusta Victoria of Hohenzollern wed in Sig ingringen with many European monarchs present. German aviator Kehl died after his plane fell 100 feet and burned. Fire destroyed Killarney house 30 years ago. United States may raise Madrid legation to embassy at 17500 a year.
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Manuel
Portugal
Augusta Victoria
Hohenzollern
Sigingringen
Europe
Kehl
Strasburg
United States
Legation
Madrid
House of the
Senate
Spain
Joseph E. Willard
Leutenant
Virginia
Ate. Bassador
Earl Kenmare
Killarney House
Killarney
County
Kerry
Ireland
Lafayette Delegates Picked for Rural Carriers Convention
At the final session in Greencastle Indiana J R Babcock of Wagner was elected president of the Rural Mail Carriers association with Frank Obenchain Morgantown as vice president and E J Rogers secretary treasurer by a narrow margin. Lafayette chosen as next meeting site defeating Martinsville. J R Babcock named delegate at large to the national convention in Evansville September 16 20. Fifty nine delegates planned to attend with many named from Putnam Madison Gibson Hendricks Marion Decatur and more. German Alliance of Indiana held its tenth annual convention in Michigan City with 300 delegates from 50 communities and 30 000 members.
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Indianapolis
Mail Carriers’ Association
Greencastle
J. R. Babcock
Wagner
Frank Obenchain
Morgantown
E. J. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
W. G. Moulton
Parker
Lafayette
Martinsville
J.R. Babcock
Carriers’ Association
Evaneville
Henry Allbaugh
Putnam County
C. H. Blackledge
Madison
L. M. Onyett
Gibson
L. Denius
Hendricks
Robert Kitley
Marion
J. 5. Gaunt
Decatur
Rolland Barnes
Shelby
O. C. Woodward
William B. Morrison
Wabash
G. W. Bachelder
Randolph
W. J. Ward
Hamilton
Edward Brown
Orange
R. L. Scott
Wayne
Carl Oberheizer
Fayette
B. D. Beck
Locust Street
Indiana State League of Postmasters
J. O. Bonebrake
N. Y. Onyett
Fort Branch
W. L. Wood
Carmel
Good Roads Committee
Indiana
Perry
Boone
Vermilion
Michigan City
German Alliance of
Armory
Alliance
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Logansport
South
Bend
Laporte
Vincennes
Mt. Vérnon
Warsaw
Hammond
Meeting Ends in Lafayette Closing Indiana Baptist Churches
A Lafayette meeting of Tippecanoe region Baptist churches in central and northern Indiana concluded. Rev J B led discussions as the yearly gathering wrapped up with prayers and remarks.
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Lafayette
Central
Indiana
Letay Tite
J. B
Praise for Indiana Schools and College Density Argument
A Fort Wayne graduate at the M. E. college reunion asserts Indiana has the most colleges per capita among states with larger populations. He cites New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Texas as benchmarks, noting Indiana’s colleges do not exceed its population ratio.
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Indiana
Union
M. E. College
Fort Wayne
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Fragmentary Verse Phrase Cited in Text
A fragmentary OCR line presents a biblical style admonition about pride and fall, with phrases like thinketh standeth and heed lest he fall. The readable portion hints at a religious or moral reflection quoted or stylized in archaic language.
Helpful Household Tips And Frugal Craft Ideas
A collection of practical domestic hints covers boiling puddings in a double boiler, folding paper wrapping, reusing wedding plates for trays or stands, and quick reference for medicines. It describes crafting, cleaning, and storage tips, plus a brief verse about steady work and perseverance.
White Pudding and Chocolate Sauce Dessert Recipe
Simple short notice recipe for White Pudding with Chocolate Sauce. Beat flour salt and milk then more milk and cook. Make chocolate sauce with sugar chocolate and boiling water, add hot milk and vanilla. Currant Cookies follow with butter sugar eggs soda flour currants and spices baked on a sheet until done.
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the Tribune
Washington
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Belknap
The
Commerce Commission
Wallingford
New Haven
Britten
Illinoia
House Commerce Committee
Potomac River
National Capital
District of Columbia
Congress
Naval Affairs Committee
United States Army
Daniels
Naval Board of Inspection
Cape Hatteras
Jamaica Island
Clark’s Island
Portsmouth Navy Yard
J. T. McDermott
Illinois
House Lobby Committee
M. M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
J. H. McMichanel
Emory Speer
Georgia
Miles Poindexter
Seattle
New York City
Giz Drags
Gaynor
United
Rock Island Railroad
Maynard
Bar Harbor
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Pullman Company
Harry Bottorff
Farson
William Cheek
South State Street
van Buren
Chicago
James B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Wilson-Bryan-Glass
Fort Totten
Long Island Sound
Ralph de Palma
Mercer
West
Oregon Kid
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Keokuk
Camp Perry
L. H. Snook
Columbus
Church Street
Dublin
Fout
White River
United Brethren
Bermon
W.E. Schell
J. , Shannon
Anderson
Andersonville
Harry Burchard
Attica
Lizzie Chappelle
Bellefontaine
A. Robbins
Bellmore
W. B. Mayne
Blackhawk
J. P. Miller
Blue River
EB. J. Jenkins
Brazil
Cella Auatin
Bruntsen
J. A. Hawkins
Center Point
A. D. Williams
Clay City
R. W. Harlow
Collette
C. J. Swain
C. P. Martin
Crawfordeville
L. Stine
C. I. Roush
Cowan
J. J. Lindsay
Daleville
M. Beall
Dunkirk
A. Edrington
Elwood
W. H. Peyton
Fortville
W. A. Dowden
Franklin
B. B. Cunningham
Gaston
W. H. Segraves
Geneva
J. A. Robinson
Greenfield
Montpelier
C. K. Saylor
Muncie
Industry
C. EB. Evans
Normal City
J. W. Gibson
Riverside
Alonzo Myer
Newcastle
A. B. Alford
New Lisbon
New Goshen
J. R
Grace Knipe
Noblesville
J. M. Tuggle
C. da
St. Paul
EB. Swartz
Stonebluff
H. L. Boyd
Terhune
W. F. Myers
Terre Haute
L. O. Blake
J. A. Bray
C. C
Kate Breeden
Second Avenue
W.H. Halberstadt
T. J. Ritchie
Upland
Beyer
Shouie
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