Global turmoil and political strain reach Washington
Washington reports warn of a dynami te plot against the U S consulate in Mexico and warns of imminent danger to Luther Ellsworth. Mulhall testifies on lobbying, touching Roosevelt Taft ties as Supreme Court rate cases proceed. Wilson summons Wilson to Washington for talks as Japan notes and California alien land issues echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Luther Ellsworth
Piedras Negras
Mexico
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Missouri
California
Bryan
Chinda
Tokyo
Balloon race winners named by Aero club of America
Domestic R A Upson piloting the Good Year, John Watts in the Kansas City 0, and H E Honeywell aboard the Kansas City Post were announced as first, second, and third in a Kansas City to determine entrants for October’s international balloon races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Upson
John Watts
Kansas City
H. E. Honeywell
The
Aero Club of America
Foreign Lieutenant Stoll Dies From Plane Crash Injuries
An army aviator, Foreign Lieutenant Stoll, died from injuries after a plane accident at the military aerodrome in Juterberg Germany. The charred wreckage of an aircraft and two incinerated bodies were found near Nonacourt on the Paris Granville line, identified as Percin and his son.
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Stoll
Juterberg
Germany
Nonacourt
Paris
Granville
Filvers
Percin
Legislator Convicted in Bribery Case at Webster Springs
Personal Rath Duff, the second legislator on trial for bribery, was convicted at Webster Springs West Virginia. Charles S. Mellen of New York resigned as president of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad and the connected lines now part of the New Haven system. Professor Lobello at Doyen university in Naples committed suicide due to cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom Browning
Rath Duff
Webster Springs
W. Va
Charles S. Mellen
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Lobello
Doyen University
Naples
Italy
Wind hurled lake storm ravages Fulton county Indiana
Lake Manitou near Rochester faced severe wind Tuesday evening damaging cottages and roofs while fishermen had narrow escapes. An Indianapolis party escaped injury as a boat drifted on five foot waves and was steered to safety. Grain elevators, stores, and a new house suffered damage. corn fields blown down and hogs killed after wind toppled their pen.
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Rochester
Lake Manitou
Here
Fulton County
Indianapolis
Raymond Everson
Edward Powell
Inez Hollingsworth
Boyd Bidwell
Jefferson Hotel
John Pyle
Corydon marks fiftieth anniversary of battle with Morgan
The July 9 1863 battle at Corydon is remembered amid a fiftieth anniversary event. Indiana home guards and squirrel rifle armed volunteers delayed General Morgan’s crossing of the Ohio River and his advance toward Corydon, with trees felled and horses wounded as Morgan’s cavalry moved through a log filled forest. Morgan’s forces were eventually checked near Corydon where news of Gettysburg reached them.
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Corydon
Morgan
Ohio River
Home Guards
Indiana
Gettysburg
Battle of
Mason and Dixon Line
Close Churches to Can Peas on a Summer Sunday
Windfall July 9 reports three Windfall churches closing their doors as the Royal canning factory run by John 8. Mitchell mobilized workers to prevent pea spoilage. He convened pastors Reverend Lucius B. McKindy Reverend W. F. Hamilton and Reverend James H. Mavity to suspend services so enough men women and children could staff the plant on Sunday.
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Royal Canning Factory
John 8. Mitchell
Mitchell
Lucius B. McKindy
The
Baptist Church
W. F. Hamilton
M. K. Church
James H. Mavity
Christian Church
Mr. Mitchell
Canning Factory
Lightning Strikes Barn In Farm Manger Killing Four
A storm blade struck the Abe Hull farm barn near El Mara yesterday. Warl Thias eighteen died while R J Fielder Abe Pielder and Alen were knocked unconscious. Six horses and one mule perished in the same incident at the tenanted R J Melder property.
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Washington
Warl Thias
RJ. Fielder
Abe Pielder
Alen
Hehtuing
Abe Hull
R. J. Melder
Elmara
Taxicab Swerve Injures Bloomington Residents
In Bloomington on July 9 Stewart Wanam, taxi owner, and Mrs Chiude Robbins of South Park were injured when the taxi overturned an embankment. Mr Robbing, a sister of Mr Robbing, and a small baby were lightly hurt.
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Bloomington
Stewart Wanam
Chiude Robbins
South Park
Robbing
Auto Struck by Train at Clarks Station injures four
Four people riding in an automobile were injured when a South Shore express train crashed into and demolished their vehicle at Clarks Station in July 1993. The incident involves four residents from South Chicago.
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Adama
Chicago Great Western
Earl Grove
Trak
Gary
South Chicago
Clarks Station
South Shore Express
Wife Seeks 20000 Alimony in Indiana Divorce
Mrs Bessie Therwine Moore files for absolute divorce from James Moore a Crescent Coal Company manager and coal mine operator. She alleges cruel treatment including inviting black guests to their home and threats with a revolver. She requests 20000 alimony claiming he earns 400 monthly and owns multiple mines valued over 150000. Moore is longtime Indiana Coal Operators Association member.
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Evanaville
Bessietherwine Moore
James Moore
Moore
Crescent Coal Company
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
Coal Moines
Indiana News in Brief: Local elections and incidents
A Green county petition seeks a Jasonville option election. Cambridge City hosts a National Lincoln Chautauqua July 30 to August 4. Evansville district’s Christian Endeavor Union opens its 19th annual convention in Princeton. The region reports cemetery thefts, several injuries from accidents, a divorce suit, and a city judge abolition effort in Muncie. Various local incidents include a runaway injuring a family, a power-house accident, a man fined for petty larceny, a horse theft case not pursued, and a fatal switch-vehicle collision in Indianapolis area.
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Cambridge
Princeton
Christian Endeavor Union
Evansville
Greensburg
South Park
Trentman
Adams
Margaret
Lola Goff
Hedford
Russell Byers
Muncie
Frank Seeley
Jeffersonville
Sellersburg
John Buchett
James F. Hiestand
George Ebringer
Logansport
James FE
Oswalt
South Bend
Winifred Greenwood
Chicago
Joseph & Bannister
Bedford — Francis Gallagher
Charles Gallagher
Monon
Shelbyville
Fred Rogers
Indianjapolis
Charles Stewart
Cincinnati
Hawkins
Columbus
G. E. Reynolds
Flora Knox
Magele Spurrier
State Board of Pardons
Dr. Reynolds
Marion County
Glenn BE. Mangan
Thurman
J.P. McKay
Kinney
Hin
Bratton
Brazil
Alfred White
Clay City
Clay
Kokomo
James Wawk
Ywogansport
Hawk
Annual Meeting in Columbus Draws Big Indiana Postmasters
The Indiana State League of Postmasters third and fourth class holds its annual convention in Columbus July 22 23 24 with an expected 300 to 600 visiting postmasters. Mayor Barnaby will give welcome. J T Clapp and Charles G Barry head official programs with talks on Civil Service postal savings and postmaster compensation. The week includes a banquet and theater show as the board debates Fogarty’s prison wardenship.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State League of Postmasters
Columbus
Charles S. Barnaby
J. T. Clapp
Beech Grove
National League of Postmasters
Charles G. Barry
Walkrey
Civil Service
John L. Jackson
St. Paul
Postal Service
W. S. Easton
New Palestine
The
League
M. A. Perry
Cedar Point
Postal Savings Service
E. 8. Miller
Staunton
John T. Clapp
William L. Moore
Cincinnati
J. OG. Bonebrake
Indiana Rural Carriers’ Association
Veedersburg
J. K. McKorkle
Kokomo
C. M. Callowat
Milton
John M. Johnson
Indiana Presidential Postmasters’ Association
Postoffice
Fletcher
Commercial Club
Fogarty
Indiana State Prison
Edward J. Fogarty
State House
Michael B. Foley
Tam
Foley
South Hend
Peter F. Kruger
South Bend
Elam Neal
Indiana
Kruger
McAdoo
Washington
Shively
Wogarty
Moarty
T Wax
Municipal League of Indiana Holds Gary Session Firms Leadership
Arthur J. Cunningham of Lafayette was re elected president as the Municipal League of Indiana closed at the Gary Commercial Club. Officers include Loeper Hess Englehart Davidson Cobb Robinson Crabbe and others. A resolution urged increasing municipal indebtedness and Gary engineers discussed sewer and water projects while the state inspectorate sought wage data from manufacturers.
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Arthur J. Cunnigham
Lafayette
Municipal League of Indiana
Gary Commercial Club
Columbus
Indianapolis
B.C. Loeper
Noblesville
W. Hess
Plymouth
T. W. Englehart
Gary
A. Davidson
Princeton
Edwin A. Cobb
F. B. Robinson
Crawfordsville
Albert J. Crabbe
W. B. Hess
M. J. Vonpesa
Richmond
EB. C. Loehr
K. Herzog
Mishawaka
Big City
A. P. Melton
Milton
Knotts
Evra Schoolcraft
Laperte
Cottingham
McGrath
Lafayette Works Board
Arthur J. Cunningham
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Martin M. Mulhall
Senate Lobby Committee
Martin Mulhall
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mexican Republic
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Pacific Light and Power Company of
Los Angeles
Sierra National Forest
Congress
Arbitration Board
George Fairchild
Mulhall
House Lobby
Bolo
McHenry County
Ninola
John Richardson
Richardson
William Dunnill
Richard
Conrad Anderson
Askara Anderson
Hveleth
Minn
Ono Hearn
Mount McKinley
North America
Denali
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck
Episcopal
National Board of Geographical Names
Young Men's Christian Association
Brooklyn Association
Roxy M. Smith
William van Rensselaer Smith
Kansas
John P. Hand
Ilinois Supreme Court
Dunne
Justice Hand
Thomas O'Brien
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Joliet
Cotton Exchange
Mobile
Ala
Berlin
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Temple Baptist Church
Francia E. Clark
Boston
Tnited Society
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Robert Hridgen
London
Asquith
Alfred Austin
Bridges
Saloniki
Turkey
Dotran
Baloniki
Doiran
Prince Arthur of
Daneff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Times
Lake
Manitou
Saya Maaband
Indiana News
Jasonville
Green County Commissioners
Indiana League OF Postmasters
Indiana Corporations
Juddandnolis Business College
Tadt- Anapolth
Capital
OC. Cring
FW. Case
O. EL Meats
Pariers State Bank
Colfax
Holloway
J Jo Coon
Brantly
Rock City Manufacturing Company
Wabash
Ho A. Houser
George Barcus
C. B. Smith
W. E. Longley
Longley
Sparke
Wisconsin
Lees
Reece
Municipal League
Bureau of Inspection
Edgar A. Perkins
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