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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

Page

5

World Events From Across The Globe In Brief

A wide round up notes President Wilson intends peaceful intervention in Mexico with commissioners to press Huerta and Carranza toward holding a special election. It covers counterfeit six dollar notes, Supreme Court nominees, naval inspections, Meats tariff debate, and various incidents from the United States and abroad with mutinies, riots, shipwrecks, and political maneuvers.

Wilson Mexico Republic Huerta Carranza

Resignation of Chicago's Ella Flagg Young Prompts Focus

Ella Flagg Young the Chicago public schools superintendent and noted American educator has resigned citing petty politics as her reason. The report notes ongoing search for several missing persons from Trenton New Jersey and Florence New Jersey after a motorboat broke down on the Delaware river. Archibald Hart a Democrat was elected to New Jersey's Sixth District house seat with Wilson support. A divorce suit in Goldfield alleges desertion by the husband of Illinois Governor Dunne's wife. Jewelry theft targets Mrs Edward F Dunne in the Marshall Field & Co rest room. Sergeant A E Wallace of the Coast Artillery Corps, among workers assaulted by the I W W in Seattle, has died at Fort Flagler.

Mra Ella Flagg Chicago America W. Guieser Louise Hines Trenton N. J May Herring Deutzville Florence Delaware River Archibald ©. Hart House of Representatives New Jersey James Martin Hart Wilson, Ch Edward F. Dunne Dunne Illinois Marshall Field & Co

Indiana Postmasters Conclude First Day At Columbus Convention

Attendance was small at the opening of the ninth annual Indiana State League of Postmasters convention in Columbus. E A Bush of Reynolds, president, predicts larger turnout. welcome by Frank S. Jones, response by John T. Clapp, and talks on civil service follow tours of the new federal building. Parole notes, stockmen picnic planned at Battle Ground, and pellagra-related death update round out the day’s brief items.

Indianapolis Indiana State League of Postmasters Columbus E. A. Bush Reynolds League M. A. Morgan Camby Bessie M. Shaw Gaston Frank S. Jones Retail Merchants’ Association John T. Clapp Beech Grove Laporte Federal

Indiana G A R Aide Appointed in Richmond and Knights Town

Indiana G A R announces appointments of aides-de-camp from cities including Richmond Indianapolis Plymouth Lafayette Remington and more. Multiple committees named to visit Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Knights Town and the Soldiers Home at Lafayette with representatives from numerous towns and cities.

Indiana Richmond Ind D. W. Comstock John F. Davenport James R. Henry Indianapolis Rufus M. Hawley Plymouth William Hare Lafayette Jerome H. Biddle Remington Ransom HE. Hawley C. Shroeder Indianapoli Thomas F. Chaffee Shelby Pennville John H. Ladd Merom Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans Knightstown John Kress Ft. Wayne T. B. Wilkinson Lemuel A. Dennus Newcastle Garret H. Shover John A. Markley John G. Holts Spiceland John Dynes Centerville A. M. Scott John

Lafayette Typographical Union marks fiftieth anniversary

More than 300 printers from across Indiana attended the event as Lafayette Typographical Union No. 64 observed the fiftieth anniversary in a fitting ceremony during the semi annual Indiana conference at Labor Temple. New corporations Kennard Canning Co and Brewer Art Co were listed with capital changes and manufacturing plans including stock value adjustments at Goodwin Manufacturing Co of Indianapolis.

Lafayette Typographical Union No. 64 Indiana Labor Temple Kennard Canning Company Kennard James A. Goddard H. H. Rayle 0. P. Rayle Brewer Art Company Shelbyville L. H. Brewer E. Brewer C. Jones Goodwin Manufacturing Company Indianapolis

Man Burned By Manhole Gas Explosion In Downtow n

In South Bend a manhole blast caused by escaping gas ignited clothing and set Fred Roberts of the Indiana and Michigan Electric Company ablaze. Fire was extinguished quickly. Roberts was hospitalized with severe burns and faces uncertain recovery.

Fred Roberts Indiana and Michigan Electric Company Indiana South Bend Indiana and Michigan Elrectric Company Roberts

Man Reunites Family After Years of Wandering

In Tipton a man using the alias Martin Felix is revealed as Martin McCannis. After twelve years away from his wife and two children and a period of roaming the United States he sought forgiveness, returned to Anderson, and is bringing his wife and children to Tipton to start anew with a promised job. The wife had remarried, but her second husband died several years ago.

Tipton Martin Felix Anderson

Motorcycle Victim Dies After Street Collision

Nicholas Collings, sixty five, a factory watch man, died from injuries after being struck by a motorcycle driven by Christy Beck, twenty, a neighbor. Beck was nearly stopping when Collings crossed and the motorcycle fell, crushing his chest. The coroner found no blame on Beck.

Anderson Nicholas Collins Christy Beck Beck Collings Collins

Lightning Strikes Kissinger Farm Damages Dog

A lightning bolt during a storm struck the Ford Kissinger home twelve miles north of Wabash. The strike burned a three inch wide strip of fur from a small dog resting on the dining room floor. The dog survived and was treated with home remedies.

Wabash Ford Kissinger Here Kissinger

Fails to Find Wife in Richmond Elopement Case

Richmond July 16 efforts to locate Mrs. Thomas Jones of Connersville who allegedly eloped with Anderson Vernon failed to reveal the woman. A letter bearing a Richmond postmark reached her husband claiming she was in the city. Jones traveled to Richmond, consulted police, and returned home after a fruitless search.

Richmond Thomas Jones Connersville Anderson Vernon Jones

Aged Man Dies of Wound in Elkhart

Elkhart July 18 John Ocker eighty three died from a pistol wound to the abdomen. Officials say the injury followed difficulties under a new law obtaining iodine for pain relief amid a stomach disorder. In Wabash Walter Kaufman Big Four employee attempted suicide with shotgun razor and poison Wednesday but survived though in critical condition.

Elkhart John Ocker Ocker Polson Wabash Walter Kaufman Big Four

Self Forged Wedding by Contract In Frankfort

Frankfort July 18 Quinn McMasters and Miss Delle Pence married themselves with a signed sworn contract rather than a license or traditional ceremony. They, both previously divorced, vowed in the presence of a justice of the peace and two witnesses to become husband and wife, with the document urged to be recorded for Miss Pence’s protection.

Frankfort Quinn McMasters Miss Delle Pence Miss Pence William Freindenstein McMasters Office of Justice of the Peace Harlan Justice of the Peace

Indiana News In Brief Roundup

Bedford police seek a young man named Robert Wetton for forgery. Delphi barn owned by Robert Coates burned. Mitchell druggist Edward Carr convicted of selling whisky under a quart, fined $50. Newcastle Mrs Nancy Reamer sues to annul marriage to bigamist Charles Reamer. Corydon age twelve attempted to remove a sickle causing severe facial injury. Warsaw farmers can record farm names under new law. Shelbyville storm damage totals $6,000 with six barns burned. Warsaw jetty attorney elected to fill vacancy after M H Summy’s death. South Bend elderly veteran John Fimm cuts throat. chance of recovery. South Bend Dr Crumpicker escapes death near train. Muncie Mrs Siamson and daughters ill from canned soup. Winamet Claude Hickman commits suicide explaining death to youths. Logansport Henry Patton in critical condition after fall from tree. Elkhart infant horn injury from cow attack. recovering. Poo ru Lightning hits chimneys. Ot hall farm barn destroyed by lightning. losses $1,500. New Palestine storms damage farm property. barns struck by lightning. Greencastle accident on Monon railroad injures four. cars derail and brakes set.

Bedford Robert Wetton Delphi Robert tCoates Mitchell Edward Carr Newcastle Nancy Reamer Knightstown Charles Reamer Corydon Early Chambers Warsaw Koscinsko County Shelbyville H. W. Graham M. H. Summy South Bend John Fimm C. B. Crumpicker the Owls Lake Shore Muncie W. D. Siamson Winamet Claude Hickman Logansport Henry C. Patton Fort Wayne Silas Patton Elkhart James Messer Bristol Poeru Aen Trippeer P. H. Murphy William Mallett Otto Hall Pern New Palestine John Valentine William Russell Greencastle Alva England Hertford Perry Hall Lafayette Monon

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