Brief Senate Moves and Trade Measures Noted
The senate receded from increasing Soldiers' Home managers to eleven and sent the sundry civil bill to the president with 116 million dollar appropriation. Senate committee on woman suffrage favors a constitutional amendment for nationwide voting rights. William W. Gonzales nominated as minister to Cuba, Tillman of South Carolina agrees. Tariff subcommittee approves free sugar in three years and free wool as in the House. Porter Charlton to Italy after Lake Como murder case. Jersey City guards to monitor. Harvester trust wins in finance committee. hemp added to free list. Kenyon resolution seeks ICC probe of St Louis and San Francisco railroad now in receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
South Carolina
Wilson
William W. Gonzales
Cuba
Benjamin Ryan Tillman
Tillman
Gonzales
Senate Finance Subcommittee
House
Domestic Schoolhouse Parcel Post Plan Adopted
The United States Bureau of Education endorses parcel post dispatch for one two and four room schoolhouses. These models aim to guide construction in small communities rather than provide actual housing. A string of other items follows from public health notices in Canton to infrastructure and crime reports across multiple states.
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Parcel Post
United States Bureau of Education
International and Domestic News Snippets In Brief
Reports include arrests tied to the assassination of Shefket Pasha in Constantinople and a rebel Moros defeat at Bagsag with American casualties. Terms cover Russian arbitration in Serb Bulgarian disputes, a Japanese seizure of the Columbia yacht, Ireland home rule progress, and notable crimes, deaths, and corporate appointments from Astor fortunes to public printer nominations.
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Shefket Pasha
Constantinople
Salio Pasha
Sultan of
Joto
Bagsag
J. Jarvey Ludow
New York Yacht Club
Wakayama
Japan
High Men From the Three Regiments at State Shoot
Sergeant Lewis H. Jarrett leads the Second Regiment Indiana National Guard marksmen at Crawfordsville rifle range as 43 men compete in slow fire and rapid fire events. Top shooters from Indianapolis companies dominate the results, with Jarrett scoring 45 and a list of the fifteen high men and their scores. The top finishers will represent Indiana at the August-September Camp Perry national shoot in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Lewis H. Jarrett
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
State National Guard
Evansville
Bloomington
Warsaw
Camp Perry
Ohio
Jarrett
Lewis B. Jarrett
Hart Indianapolis
George EE. Bailey
A. Tuckey
Indiannapativ
Roscoe A. Caver
Collie Rescues Master by Slaying Rampaging Bull
A Scotch collie saved Lawrence Ktirg Gardeman by tackling a large bull that gored him near his pasture. Gardeman was found unconscious with torn flesh and broken ribs while four hours after the attack. The dog escaped unharmed. Naughty Girls Eat School Display in Richmond ends with prize foods eaten and guilty girls from junior and senior classes punished by demerits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ktirg
William F Gardeman
Hually
Gardeman
Richmond
Richhmond High School
Mine accident at Vandalia claims two lives
A slate fall at Vandalia mine No 9 killed Lintendine 2 Jobo McAtee, 47, instantly. Charles Shepard was crushed and May dae as the result. McAtee had married last week. A wild grapevine grew through a walnut tree trunk on a farm near St. Paul, Jun 1, a freak discovery described as Vine Grows Through Tree.
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Lintendine
Jobo McAtee
Charles Shepard
May Dae
Mt. Paul
James Hi Martin
St. Pank
Earlham homecoming on campus Tuesday seeks ten thousand
Ten thousand people including Earlham college students are expected on Earlham campus in Richmond on Tuesday June 24 for a homecoming tied to the usual commencement. Former students will register by period with groups forming a procession and special songs. Afternoon features include speeches a box ball game between alumni and the 1915 team and a 6 pm campus lunch followed by the senior class play The House of Rimmon. In a separate incident Mrs Elizabeth Lear frantic after a gasoline stove explosion set her house ablaze. her husband prevented her from returning inside as the fire destroyed the home and contents with an estimated $100 loss partly insured.
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Richmond
Earlham College
Mra
Allen D. Hole
National Road
Earlham
Vialtr
Earlhawn
Earl, Ham
van Dyke's
House of Rimmon
Steve
Bradtt
June
Elizabeth Lear
Ran Bick
Indiana News in Brief Summaries From Petersburg to Bloomington
Petersburg reports Mrs Margaret Peyton, 72, of Otwell, fell and broke her leg while Martinsville notes a trial delay in the William Redwine case for manslaughter. Franklin records Lester Winkler, 13, broke his arm near the wrist on a cherry tree climb, a second fracture in the same area. Greenfield hosts Anti Saloon League sermons in thirteen churches. Anderson: William Casey, 48, pleads guilty to burglary for stealing dental instruments from Dr Ralph Gephart. Richmond: Hempleman family reunion at Glen Miller Park. Dr John Owens says surveyors cannot complete efforts here due to limited cooperation. South Bend: Samuel P Schwartz, Notre Dame law grad, to be deputy prosecutor after petition by Mer Schwartz. Bloomington notes Pillar family reunion near old homestead, speeches by Rev View Jones and Rev Dr Breeden, park benches funded and electric lighting planned. Lawrenceburg: Mrs Margaret Keefe sues Bernard Moenke for 2000 dollars for breach of promise. Moenke previously married Miss Kroeger.
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Petersburg
Margaret Peyton
Otwell
Martinsville
William Redwine
Franklin
Lester Winkler
Strookville
Ralph Gephart
Richmond
Heimplemann
Glen Miller Park
Hempleman
Indianapolis
O. M. Hempleman
Connersville
John Owens
Bartholomew
Owens
South
Samuel P. Schwartsz
Notre Dame Law
St. Joseph County
Mer Schwartz
Schwartz
South Bend
Bloomington
Monroe County
Lawrenceburg
Margaret ©. Keefe
Dearborn
Bernard FP. Moeluke
Aporte Picked for Convention at Laporte Session
Indiana Foresters mark end of their three day convention in Laporte with officials elected for the next year. State Chief Ranger Mayor John A Herzog of Mishawaka leads delegates named for Louisville, while new appointments include C P Meeker Monticello and C W Guthrie Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Order of Foresters of
Indiana
Laporte
John A. Herzog
Mishawaka
George T. Lawson
Hammond
Louis I. Busha
Lafayette
Jacob Dienhart
E. P. Honan
Renssaleer
M. EK. Lauermann
W. H. Wilbur
South Bend
J. H. Bennett
Fowler
J. C. Kelly
Edward J. Viance
George Kushman
Louisville
Johno A. Herzog
I. P. Honan
Louis Busha
George Kushmul
Audh
Blight Appears in State Orchards
The state apple show commission based at Purdue University reports widespread blight in orchards. Orchardists sent two specimens each from various counties showing blossom withered fruit. Growers fear tree disease stems from improper spraying, despite efforts to identify the cause and control measures.
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Otter
Indiana Apple Show Commission
Department of Horticulture
Purdue, University
Bankers Gather in Laporte Convention Highlights
About 100 bankers and interested citizens attended the Indiana Bankers Association Group 2 convention in Laporte. Abraham Platt Andrew, ex assistant secretary of the treasury, urged currency legislation reforms but warned against deposit guarantees. He praised flexible credit through deposits and a bankers bank to stabilize lending. Col J K McCulloch spoke on association efforts. D F Maisch outlined agricultural progress. New officers named: President J F Pitner, Secretary Oliver Holmes, and executive committee members John Brown, C L Ziegler, M A Dilty, A W Stommell, and Garvin Garvin.
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Meno
Financial World
Laporte
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Abraham Platt Andrew
the Treasury
MacVeagh
Andrew
Congress
National Monetary Commission
Col. J. K. McCuloch
Marion
M. A. Dilty
Wingmac
AL W. Stommell
Dyers
Dot Garvin
Goshen
New Officers Elected by Indiana School for the Blind
The Tadeo 8 Association for Kid Peat ge ic met at the Indiana School for the Blind. Officers were elected for the new name Alm of the Indiana School for the Bind. Exhibits of needlework and handicraft were shown, premiums awarded, and a debate on educating the blind in special schools held with Lafayette and Indianapolis speakers. A concert closed the event featuring Miss Zoa Hay Miss Katherine Tell and other performers from Indianapolis.
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Tadeo 8 Association
sea@sion
Ind School For the Wind
Nobheeo Wison
Torre Hante
Toa
Colamittes
Prevision
Elizabeth Durst
Dudton
Foosmith
Indianapolis
Ndpiar
Indiana School For the
Altapa
Reed Beard
Lafayette
Adella Johnson
Fred McCartney
Indiana University
Zoutas
Flw Topmuiller
W.T. Shannon
Fern Davis
GB HL Pribble
Zoa Hay
Katherine Tell
Noble
CB Isnsen
Miss Kiehholtz
Misa Katherine Well
Ralph Brown
Maal Reeding
On Quartett
Mr. Thunsen
Harry Hubbard
Miss Fiell
Mrey Nora
Hilgising
Todianapols
State Incorporations in Indiana Letters and Finance
Multiple early 20th century filings list the Eagle Temple Association of Indianapolis seeking $85,000 to deal in real estate, with officers QC, P. Deluse, C. G. Winter, and A. Smith. the Daviess County Hospital of Washington to operate a hospital with Eho B. Volner, I. J. Barr, Cole Lemans. and the National Distributing Company of Indianapolis aiming $60,000 capital to deal in wholesale liquors, with directors George J. Uammel Jr, RL. Hall, and Manmel.
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Eagle Temple Association
Idianapolis
P. Deluse
C. G. Winter
A. Smith
Daviess County Hospital
Washington
Ind
Eho B. Volner
I. J. Barr
Cole Lemans
National Distributing Company
Th.dianapolis
Capital
George J. Uammel, Jr
RL. Hall
H Manmel
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U. S. Senate Committee On
United States
United States Supreme Court
Porter Charlton
Italy
Lake Como
Jersey City
the Harvester Trust
Senate Finance Committee
Hemp
United States Senate
Kenyon
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Canton
Board of Health
E. M. Peck
Racine
Wise
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Stamford
Cann
Tribal Council
Tahlequah
Okla
State of
Oklahoma
Denison University
Granville
Albert Collett
Gaynor
Waldo
New York Police Department
Sulzer
New York
Yukon
Seattle
Nome
Sannak Island
Unimak Pass
Tahoma
Unalaska
Chicago, Indiana & Southern Railway
Arthur Keller
Harrisonville
Ijmnoig House of Representatives
Dunne
Winda
Mississippi River
Ernest Lindoft
Abingdon
Charles A. Lindoft
Galenburg
Ernest Lindoff
Buffalo
N. Y
McReynolds
Eastman Kodak Company
Alexis Georges Karageorgevitch
King of
Servia
Huger Pratt
Myra Pankhurst
Marie Rue d'Anjou
Paris
Ireland
House of Commons
Balfour
John Hyde
Wagoner
Sydie
Jimmy Clabby
Hutte
Mont
Eddie MccGourty
Charles J. Dougherty
New Haven
Conn
John Jacob Astor
William Vincent Willam Astor
Aly
Cornelius J. Ford
New Jersey
Vincent Astor
Col
Western Union Telegraph Company
H. M. Flugier. J
Morgan, Jr
Lafayette Pence
Colorado
Catharine Super Pence
Lillian N. Duke
Donald Connor
W. 10, Connor
Maralefield
Wis
Hal William
Nekre Wit
Wook Fielder
Toomington Southern Railroad
Keven
St Earlham College
Indiana News
Aporte
Order OF Foresters
Herzog State
Wishawaka Man la
Arso
Gladden
Deam
State Board of Forestry
Charles C Deam
Bluffton
Marshall
Elijah A. Gladden
Lexington
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
William W. Waltman
Beaublossom
Brown County
Will A. Guthrie
Inianapolis
Hardwood Dealers’ Association
C. P. Meeker
Monticello
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of
Samuel Burkholder
Arthur S. Nawles
Columbia City
RE. A. Arthur
Vincennes
George W. McCoy
Arthur
Guard
Tipton
Indiana State Wire Prevention Association
Denson Hotel
Charles Riehman
Gledd
Priedley
Gus M Wise
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