Commercial Travelers of Indiana Elect New Officers in Indianapolis
In Ha rute Ind Dec A spacious meeting of the Commercial Travelers Association of Indiana moved to refer a restructuring proposal to a committee of fifteen to report at an adjourned session in Indianapolis. Officers elected include President Frank Floyd of Indianapolis Secretaty treasurer W F B Henley of Terre Haute. Board members J T Gardiner I H Newton M Johnson M T Lyne P J Kelliser all from Indianapolis. State branch vice presidents named: Charles L Schmid Terre Haute William Belichhord Terre Haute Jo es W Landrum Lafayette Leo Pottlitzer Fort Wayne Frank Stone Richmond W H Quige John P Seay New Albany James R Crawford Logansport H B Trick Crawfordsville Pred C Sulth Frankfurter John Gratt Anderson W B Bowman Marion James G Thomas Madison M Lewis Madison H W Hargan.
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RE Haute
Ind
Gormerchil Travelers’ Association of Iditva
Ffceen
Thas
Hydianapolis
Stle
Frank
Floyd
Secretaty
W. FB. Henley
Uivertors
J. T. Gardiner
I. Hi. Newton
M. Johnson
M. T. Lyne
PJ. Kellsier
Indianapolis
Benighout
Charles L. Schmid
William Belichhord
Terreaule
Joes W. Landrum
Lafayette
Leo Pottlitzer
Bort
Wayne
Stone
Richmond
W. H. Quige
John P. Seay
New Albany
James R. Crawford
Logansport
H. Bo Trick
Crawfordsville
Pred C. Sulth
Frankfurt
Juhi Gratt
Anderson
W. B. Bowman
Manele
James G. Thomas
Marion
M. Lewis
Madison
H. W. Hargan
Association finances show surplus as insurance plan debated
E J Keltener of Indianapolis opened with welcome, followed by Charles A Ross as association president. He noted thirteen member deaths and ten assessments this year, with funds paid to aid families. the board reported a $9 276 97 surplus despite deaths and assessments. A committee considered improving the insurance feature while the board would handle changes. Secretary treasurer Henley reported 25 new members in the year, total enrollment 1 078, with 42 deletions, leaving 1 036 members and $40 in the treasury.
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E. J. Keltener
Indianapolis
Stack
Terre “Haute
Charles A. Ross
Ure
Amet
Jefferson Taylor
Initian
W. F E. Henley
Hattever
Mentership
the Treasury
Blockade Talks Amid Arbitration Over Venezuelan Question
Reports from Washington discuss the blockade while arbitration court handles the Venezuelan issue. Officials debate preliminary protocol timing, potential prepayment of claims, and possible signature by resident representatives or special envoys. Debate over executive roles and tense Atlantic diplomacy underline hopes for an early settlement within ten days.
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Waslington
Castro
Amd
Venezuela
Washington
State Department
United States
Europa
Germany Sugg Roosevelt Arbitration Offer
Berlin December 27 The Lokal Awielger's Caracas correspondent reports President Castro is trusted by few Venezuelans toward the Yankees while Minister Bowen enjoys confidence. German wholesale merchants fear arbitration would grant American financial control and prefer shifting trade to New York if control is established. Some even threaten moving relations from Hamburg to New York. Roosevelt was reportedly invited to arbitrate the Venezuelan dispute at Germany's suggestion if The Hague arbitration is not accepted.
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Berlin
Lokal Awielger
Caratas
Castro
Bowen
Hamburg
New York
Presiferit Gastron
Germany
Vedecuea
Hague
Associated Press
Roosevelt
William Mannix to Lead the Ohweck Changes
William Mannix will take charge of the Ohweck with changes to the cafe layout. The west room bar to be removed and a partition built. The cafe area will move to the front section while the rear portion is rearranged.
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William Mannix
Ohweck
William Mannix Sell
Ohweck Catalomornio Maye
Marietta Leaves Caracas for Merrow and Curacao Call
The Miter States gunboat Marietta departs La Guaira after a disputed interception sentence. She will proceed to Merrow for Willéinstad, Curacao, remaining under possible orders from Minister Bowen.
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Garacas
Dew
la Guaira
Marietta
Merrow
Willéinstad
Curacao
Bowen
Polo Polo. Rysimond Indy Lee Loss to Vithmend Tonight
Polo recap notes Rysimond Indy Lee falling to Vithmend in a close contest tonight at pale fy Bets OFF result.
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Rysimond
Indy Lee
Tacine
Pale
College Hockey Scores Fight for Pace in N Y Suburbs
In a late season slate Princeton posted a 5 to 2 victory during a midweek game, advancing its strong offense. The performance highlighted Princeton's fast skating and precise passing as key factors in breaking through defensive schemes.
Bailey and Penfield feud over Clayton inquiry in Mexico
Philadelphia dispatch reports a growing rift between Senator Bailey of Texas and Solicitor Penfield of the State Department over charges against Minister Clayton concerning delinquency in Mexico. Penrose presses for Clayton’s removal, while Bailey refuses comment. incident echoes Senate confrontation with Beveridge.
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Philadelphia
Teasure
Sénaire Valley
Pendeld
State Department
Clayton
Unites States
Penrose Seas
Mexico
Benator Penrose
Cit
Pennsylvania
Crayton
Bailey
Texas
Bailey-Penfield
Penfield
Big Flieshoy
Indiana
Solicitor Penfield
Senate of
United States
Jane Thai
Apatos
Nim
Beveridge
Tidiana
Sendier
Tink
Hau
Penrose
Glaylan
Leiong
Ponrast
Trailey
Roose velts open house New Year’s Day schedule
President will receive guests at 1 pm with cabinet members and high officials including Supreme Court justices, federal judges, senators, and district leaders. At 11:45 am, military and government officers, attorneys general aides, and department heads attend briefings. 12:30 pm, Society of the Cincinnati and veterans groups join the public reception.
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Washington
Supreme ‘Court of the ‘United States
United States Court of Claims
Court of Appeals
United States
Patrones of Pensions
Terstate Ccommerce Commission
Théibrarof Congress
Public Peluter
Missioner of Labor
Civil Service Commission
Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
Smithsonian Institution
Columbia Assithtion
Deal ‘and
Society of the Cincinati
Associated Veterans of
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Grand Army of the
Repui
Union ‘Veteran Legion
Tatoa
Veterans’ Union
Spanish War Veterans
District of
Cohima
Study shows offers from Studebaker and Oliver
South Bend officials faced competing offers for buildings and site. J. M. Studebaker and James Oliver initially submitted bids. Studebaker withdrew later, Oliver’s bid was preferred, then Oliver withdrew in favor of Studebaker. Public disappointment followed the indecision.
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South Bend
Ind
South “Bend
VM. Gcal
J.M. Studebaker
James Oliver
Sludebaker
Oliv
Oliver Witldrew
Studebaker
Hau
Actress Linked to Death in Philadelphia Narrow Note Found
A Philadelphia actress from the Widows' company reportedly committed suicide. A fragmentary note addressed to J. A. Winger of Rochester was found. Bliss Bavle, about thirty, had ties to the Runaway Girl and Merry Widows companies, with recent residence in Oli lain. NBC report notes her brief stage spell in town.
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Philadelphia
Widows' Company
Lesque House
J. AY Winger
Rochester
Olilain
NBC
Merry Widows' Company
New York Banks Plan Record January Financing
New York banks in December 27 news were arranging the heaviest January financings ever, with about 150,000 dollars projected to be paid out as part of the large finance activity in the city.
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New York
Todi
La Joie Illness Report From Cleveland Club
Napomon La Joie, famed base player and captain of the Cleveland club, is suffering a severe bout of pleurisy. He was stricken and did not attend Tipphyny as usual. Teal Wight and club officials report his condition has improved today.
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Cleveland
der. S
Napomon la Joie
Fire in Brooklyn Factory Causes Severe Loss and Casualty
A November fire at Standard RueI Candy Co in Brooklyn destroyed the plant’s central area and caused extensive property damage estimated around 100,006 dollars. A retired financier named Andrigen died in the blaze, with about 375,000 worth of property reportedly lost.
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New York
Standard Ruel | Candy Co
Brooklyn
Myfay
Atari
New Haven Oil Well Prompts Local Excitement and Drilling Plans
A New Haven area oil well near Allery Farts tempts large investments as experts estimate 25 to 50 barrels daily with potential for a major pool beneath Allen county. The Hope company plans to drill a second well while Standard Oil agents and big operators reportedly watch the field. Tankage delays and cautious waste precautions accompany the progress.
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New Haven
Lave
New Flaven
Sud
Farvours
Azig
Hope
Il Company
Io Patton
Standard Oil Company
Slitt
Montgomery & Stilt
Biofield
Heard
Page
Allen County
Mondey
Hope Company
Bade Meyers Signs With Fort Wayne
Six men who will form the nucleus of the Fort Wayne team in the Central baseball league are named. Bade Meyers of Bellefontaine Ohio has signed a contract to play first base for the Columbus team, with his release purchased by the manager under an agreement. Meyers will serve as captain once the manager finalizes signings after the schedule committee meets.
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Port Wayne
Mather
Aspeois
Mieus Myers
Discharged Soldier Fatally Wounds A Black Man in Kansas City
A discharged soldier, on a homeward visit from the Philippines, shot and killed Frank Walker at Union Avenue in the city. Witnesses say no Black person was involved in the self defense claim. Hulua, a member of Company G, Station at Manila, was in Kansas City today.
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Kansas City
Burton
Lemisville
Philippines
Tuaight
Cnd
Frank Walker
Silcon
Union Avenui
Ruth Nen
Bortay
Hulua
Company G
Steuer Tia A
Manila
Fatal Wreck on the B and O Line at South Baltimore
A collision involving an engine and a trolley at a crossing in South Baltimore left one man dead, crushed beneath the trolley car, with his identity unrevealed. Five colored women suffered broken limbs and bruises and were returned home after treatment.
Another Ship for Dewey Heads to Cebu or Zoin
An unclear OCR snippet mentions another ship for Dewey moving from yard to Zoin at Culebra and Hemueines Zor De with scattered garbled words about supply and mediation.
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Culebra
Probe of coal combine urged by acting governor
Acting Governor Northcott asked Attorney General Wamba to go to Chicago and order a thorough investigation of alleged combing organized there by rail interests run by operators. Judge Thamsin will depart Springfield Monday to lead the inquiry.
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Springhifi
Northcott
Allormey
Wamba
Chicago
Emi
Rall
Jnige Thamsin
Springfield
Mondag
Tragic Grand Trunk Collision Claims Many Lives
London December 27 A devastating Grand Trunk collision near Wanstead, due to conflicting orders, leaves twenty eight dead and many injured. Pacific express at high speed struck a freight train. fatalities include the night supervisor and several car occupants, with a temporary hospital set up for the injured.
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Grand Trunk Railroad
London
Gat
Wanstew
Hulautor
sFall Opertoar
KE Weestead
Youlyelor
Express
Express Veesselved
Wilystead
Ue Express
Italy
Prouty on Rail Regulation Before Economic Society in Philadelphia
Dec 27 at University of Pennsylvania the fifteenth session of the American Economics Association heard Charles A. Prouty discuss public regulation of railroads. He argued rail consolidation reduces competition and harms rates, noting freight hikes from Mississippi grain to New York and rising costs to consumers, urging public control through commission action rather than private price setting.
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Philadelphia
Stumaii
American Economicssolation Hell
University
Hennayte MW
Ratlronds
Charles A. Prouty
Lerstate
Paver
Am Walker
Tines
Vine Pydent
Jonisville & Nashville Rl
Raitroads
Prouty
Provis
Rey
Uas
Temselves
Winmeinig
New York
Chicago
Atbushie Seaboard
Ie Helis
Duly
Doles
Bios
Genere
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Fort Wayne
Dewey
Coal Combine
Tion ‘Price
Lal
Wat'ord
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Commissioner Prouty
the Economic Society
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