Washington Nine Protest Arbitration Treaty Renewal
A senate executive session saw most influential lawmakers condemn renewing the arbitration treaty with Great Britain, claiming it restricts American interests. Reports include reactions to President Wilson's tariff measures, Japanese ambassador Chinda's White House briefing, and Bryan's peace proposals gaining international support.
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Washington
United States Senate
Great Britain
Scount Chinda
Japan
Wilson
White House
Foreign battle and global incidents reported in brief
A clash in Frauendorf Germany between 300 police and a mob of strikers left seventy wounded after the killing of a striker by a non striker. Moors attacked Spanish posts near Tetuan Morocco, killing seven soldiers at Rincon two at Dorsa one at Rio Martin and two near the city. Scotland Yard uncovered an Ulster Unionist arms conspiracy following a Belfast rifles seizure. Matamoras deaths total 110 after pyres. Aviator Bernard and a passenger died when their biplane capsized over Bua aerodrome Paris. The International opium congress reopens July 1 with Dr Hamilton Wright representing the United States. A riot in the Hungarian parliament erupted after a cabinet resignation. Emily Wilding Davidson charged King George's horse at the Derby. rider and horse fell, she survived. Berlin doctor Ottom Schmidt claimed a cancer vaccine and parasite cause.
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Tetuan
Morocco
Rincon
Dorsa
Rio Martin
Public Schools Chief Dismissed Over Immorality Charge
Personal B L Heeter superintendent of Pittsburgh public schools was dismissed by a 12 to 1 vote of the Board of Education on immorality charges. W E Cottrall general secretary of the Y M C A in Council Bluffs Ia was arrested in Clarinda Ia for alleged arson at the Y M C A building. Fred Neves Wa tera Pierce Oil Co chief clerk in Oklahoma City was arrested in Los Angeles on a charge of embezzling 7300. Prof J Turner Horner and daughter Eva May Horner received Drury College diplomas in Springfield Mo as part of the forty second class. Father and daughter were seniors that year. Jaci Johnson a negro pupil was consented to serve one year and one
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B. L. Heeter
Pittsburgh Public Schools
Board of Education
W. E. Cottrall
Council Bluffs
Clarinda
Fred Neves
Watera-Pierce Oil Company
Oklahoma City
Okla
Los Angeles
Cal
J. Turner Horner
Purdy
Eva.May Horner
Drury College
Pringfield
Diana
Purdue
3. W. Jordan
Sedalia
Pettis ‘County
Missouri
A. D. Graham
Ohio State University
Virginia C. Meredith
Cambridge City
Meredith
The
Indiana Home Economics Association
Grove Officers Indianspolis Man Honored For Advancement
Earl Brown of Indianapolis was advanced to the position of noble grand arch at the Indiana Grand Grove session in Indianapolis. Charles Graham of Richmond and Charles Shaffer of Anderson were elected deputy grand arch and grand marshal respectively, with a slate of Indianapolis officers also chosen. A revision of the by laws was adopted and flood relief funds totaling 500 dollars plus contributions from California and Ohio groves were allocated to Druid families in need.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles Geider
Gabriel Brown
John Stienecker
Grand Sentinel
Frank West
Grand Herald
Philip Pierce
Anderson
H. G. Parke
Richmond
Grand
Conrad Ruckelshaus
Grand Arch
Lown
Grand Grove
John F. Henschen
Alvin Eckert
Grand Groves
United States
California
Ohio
Conrad, Ruckelshaus
Louisiana
Indiana Banks Share In $10 Million Treasury Distribution
The announcement by Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo states that Indiana banks will share in the extra deposits totaling 10 million dollars. Banks named include Corydon National Anderson National Exchange Bedford Bedford National Blooming ton Bloomington National Boonville Boonville National Crawfordeville Flest National Elwood First National Evansville Bankers National City National Hamilton National Greencastle Central National Indianapolis Continental National National City Fletcher American Kokomo Howard National Lafayette First National Lawrenceburg Peoples National Marton First National Marting ville Citizens National Linton First National Muncie Delaware Citizens National Portland Firet National Princeton Peoples National Richmond Second National South Bend Citizens National South Bend National Vincennes German National.
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Indiana
United States Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Corydon
Corydon National
Anderson
National Exchange
Bedford
Bedford National
City National
Bloomington
Bloomington National
Boonville
Boonville National
Crawfordeville
Flest National
Elwood
First National
Evansville
Bankers’ National
Hamilton National
Greencastle
Central National
Indianapolis
Continental National
National City
Fletcher American
Kokomo
Howard National
Lafayette
Lawrenceburg
People’s National
Marton
Martingville
Citizens’ National
Linton
Muncie
Delaware
Portland
Firet
Princeton
People's National
Richmond
Second National
South Bend
Vincennes
Medical Charities Conference Set for Gary in November
Announcement by the board of state charities outlines the state conference of charities and correction to be held November 16 to 18 in Gary. The list includes Dr. Charles P. Emerson of Indianapolis as chairman and numerous Indiana officials and professionals from cities such as Indianapolis Fort Wayne Columbus and Evansville. Postmasters to Meet in July in Columbus with John T. Clapp credited for bringing the event to Columbus and an expected attendance around 400 from a 700-member Indiana State Postmasters league.
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Board of State Charities
Committee On Medical Charities
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Gary
Charles P. Emerson
Indianapolis
George F. Edenharter
Smith
Richmond
F. W. Terfinger
Logansport
C, DB. Laughlin
Evansville
E. P. Busse
North Madison
George 8. Bilas
Fort Wayne
W. C. van Nuys
Newcastle
W. A. Gehler
Rockville
Paul B. Bowers
Michigan City
D. C. Peyton
Jeffersonville
Kenosha Sessions
Clermont
Frank Wynn
Mary A. Spink
W. H. Wishbard
Indiana State Postmasters’ League
Columbus
John T. Clapp
Beech Grove
Hved-in
Bartholomew County
Indiana Sunday School Convention Begins in Evansville
The Indiana Sunday school convention will be held in Evansville June 17 to 19 with nine sessions and addresses by leading religious educators. W. Hall, state president, will chair. Numerous conferences, luncheons, banquets, and social events are planned, along with an elaborate exhibit of Sunday school equipment.
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Indiana
Evansville
W. ©. Hall
Indiana Blind Workers Hold Three Day State Convention
The Indiana Association of Workers for the Blind met for a three day convention at St Pauls M E church in North Indianapolis. Talks covered piano sales and teaching and other crafts showcasing blind self reliance with sessions on massage and telephone service by deaf? the text notes. The event featured lectures by Dr Harriet Turner and president Medcalf with a focus on vision conservation and legislation.
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Indiana Association of Workers For the Blind
St. Paul’s M.E. Church
Eugene
Rader Streets
Indianapolis
American Association of Workers For the Blind
Elmer Hil
Newcastle
Mia
H. R. Grosjean
Terre Haute
F. H. Reese
Mishawaka
Allie Truesdell
Angola
Girla
Sadie Young
Frank Cole
Albion
Carl Roberts
Red Key
Medcalf
Charles F.F. Campbell
American Association of the Working Blind
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Francia Campbell
Queen Victoria
College For the Blind
England
Fred McCartney
Indiana Unversity
Bloomington
Albert Swindler
Jail inmates alarm county jail with midnight ventriloquism
Connersville Indiana June 4 a tramp ventriloquist caused ten hours of confusion in the county jail. Prisoners heard voices and a spectral cry from unseen rooms as a sheriff fought to identify the source. The tramp was released next morning after a surreal night.
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Connersville
William Lent
P. D. Ferguson
Ferguson
Trathp
Bootblack
Mr. Ferguson
Corner Stone Laid for Crawfordsville Y M C A Building
The corner stone of the new eighty thousand dollar Young Men's Christian Association building in Crawfordsville was laid. Rev Joshua Stansfield of Indianapolis gave the principal address. Henry Alfrey of Crawfordsville laid the stone and gave twenty thousand dollars toward the project. Brief remarks followed from local leaders and Mrs Cicero McCluer. Frank C Evans chaired the committee event.
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Crawfordsville
Young Men's Christian Association
Joshua Stansfield
Indianapolis
Henry Alfrey
Fred Whitle Hixgon
Methodist Church
Dumont M. Peck
Cicero McCluer
E. E. Stacy
State Association
Alfrey
A. ©. Doggett
Frank C. Evans
Goat Interrupts Wedding In Rural Vermont Vignette
Lawrenceberg June 4 a goat snatched the marriage license as Charles W Gribben a 69 year old farmer and Anna King Chance a 34 year old widow started in a touring car to wed. The ribbon loosened and Gribben tried to tie it when a gust sent the document to the goat which ate it prompting a delay until a new license could be obtained.
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Lawrenceberg
Charles W. Gribben
Anna King Chance
Seven Foot Snake Revived After Being Run Over
Albert Hindman of Hagerstown blurred fear when he ran over a seven foot snake. He brought it to town believing it dead. the reptile revived while on display and was slain by others. The snake measured seven feet long and nine inches around the middle and was dark gray with fangs. A Franklin note mentions Elvin Adams showing an egg decorated with a sun flower design in bright raised petals.
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Mersly
Hagerstown
Albert Hindman
Franklin
Elvin
Adams
Accused of Stoning Car in Tipton
Tipton June 4 A young man identified as Joseph Bixe or similar name is accused of stoning a car during a disturbance in Tipton. Police report unclear details as investigation continues and no charges confirmed.
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Tipton
Joseph 1
Bixe
Man dies at industrial show. daughter finds body
June Anderson reports Daniel Kaufman aged fifty five proprietor of Kau man hardware shot his death after a heart attack near an automobile at an industrial exhibition in Connersville. His nine year old daughter Mary alerted bystander as they returned home. Authorities say the death followed a recent serious illness. Also noted cattle deaths from clovering in the county, with samples to be sent to Purdue for analysis.
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Kaufman
Alek
Connersville
Purdue
Indiana News in Brief Highlights Local Tragedies and Trials
A compiled Indiana roundup reports Linton-Herbert Jackson crushed by coal fall at Shirley-hill mine and a missing man Shoale-Jacob Jones found dead, likely struck by lightning. Other items include injuries to a child in Crawfordsville, a school nurse’s nervous strain affecting Miss Merrille Zinerman, a compromised personal-injury suit, and multiple local legal cases.
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Linton
Herbert Jackson
Shirley- Hill
Jacob Jones
Harve Gott
Crawfordsville
Merrille Zin
Merman
Ladoga High School
Greensburg
Lizale Waltz
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Askiing
Shelby Superior Court
Frankfort
Helen
Ray. Caldwell
Johnson Township
Clinton
Kokomo
Mike Costin
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Bergman
Notre Dame
Costin
Evansville
Benjamin Franklin
Regro
Givens
Franklin
Elwood
Dwight Stebbins
Anderson
Central Hospital
Hagerstown
Hoover
Horace Hoover
Marion
David A. Blalock
Chatterly
Blalock
Margaret B. Laymon
Chatterly Tater
Palalock
State Bank
Gas City
Conneraville
Heal G
Health Board
Bikbart
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