Richmond Convention Parade Leaders Named in Indiana News
The Indiana Baptist association delegates chose the nominating committee and announced officers for the board. Key figures include President W. Hall of Indianapolis, Vice-President Judge B. Felt of Richmond, and Recording Secretary C. Kus of Indianapolis. Yarnette of Fort Wayne to join the board, with several incumbents up for re election. The 1913 convention may move to Rahmond or Terre Haute. Richmond hopes to host next year. A large parade is planned with parade marshal W Feller and parade committee chair Roy Alberthust. A devotional service will precede the parade at First Baptist Church.
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Indiana Buthday Scthunt Association
Hall
Indianapolis
Charlea Kus
C. B.dearborn
Indiansapollo
Ta-¢Ay
Purndr
T.G. Pierson
Spencer, Ind
Fort Wayne
A. J. Arrick
Kennekville
J. C. Smith
Seymour
Ind
William N. Dressel
Evansville
Hood
Geerge King
Lafayette
George N. Burns
Indianapalis
Atce
Indiamapolia
Board of Erectors
Mine Hazald
Lawrends Vanced
AL. Hutaon
A. BR. Cornelius
D. Melgy
Ogg
Laura
Rahmond
Buvele
Terre Haute
Branaville
Coawfordsville
Richmond
Roy
Alberthus Ts
W. FE. Geller
E. F. Tarnéfle
Carrie Nation the Saloon Smasher Gains Fame
A fragmented obituary recalls Carrie Nation born 1843 Kentucky famed for hatchet raids to smash saloons. Details cover her early life, Kansas activism, Wichita raids in 1901, broader temperance crusade, and a bold 1900s lecture campaign.
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Cartie Nativu
Kentucky
Carré Meare
Truste
Inter St
Kansas
da Vil Nation
Banzas
Naton
Enterprise
Ean
Sailor
Kinsas
The
Smashers Mail
New York City
Battson Square Garden
Vanderbilt Box
Ransay City
Associated Charities
Olty, Na
Buffalo birth at Brookside Farm cited as herd grows
The Brookside Farm herd gains two more buffalo from a late week birth. The calf is the first in years and described as healthy, prompting discussion of breeding, scarcity, and potential monetary value as the herd increases to six members.
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Brookside
Prizefight Clash Ends as Theft Scourge Hits Hammond
In Hammond Indiana on June 8 authorities report thirty empty pocketbooks found at the arena door after the Cribbs-Frown Debt prize fight ended. The city police commission bans future bouts, blaming organized gangs from Chicago after a string of robberies during the event. Dozens of wallets and items were stolen from attendees as thieves struck several houses nearby.
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Hammond
Ind
Board of Police Commissioners
Lovnight
Chicago
Reyes arrival sparks mixed reception in Mexico City
In Mexico City General Beenards Reyes arrived to a tepid greeting. Soldiers and residents crowded the station as he entered unaccompanied by formal honors. The scene included shouted chants including Viva Madero and Down with Reyes, framing a tense start to his post.
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Mexico City
Jones
Reyes
Viva Madero
Beenards Reyes
Madéro
Heat wave grips midwest and Indianapolis on June day
June records scorch cities from Indianapolis to Chicago as heat waves push temperatures to near 100. In Indianapolis the day barely rose above 90s, while Lafayette hit near 98. Lyon and Fort Wayne faced extreme heat with several heat related illnesses and two deaths reported in the region.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lafayatte
Flui
Robert Stitt
Aw&bash
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Millionaire Stokes Shot by Young Actress in New York
Report says millionaire W D Stokes was shot at Varitz Apartment House by 22 year old Lillian Graham and 18 year old Ethel Conrad, who claim self defense after letters he wrote to Graham triggered a confrontation. Stokes expected to recover at Roosevelt Hospital. investigation continues.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
W.D. Stokes
Varitz
Teat
Eighttet Street
Lillian
Graham
Ethel Conrad
Black Mall
Gathegis
Ming Granam
Mr. Stokes
Ared
Stokes
Aliss Braham
Mexohn Singleton
Los Angeles
Paria
John Singleton
Mies Graham
Astor Mite
Weather forecast for Indiana and nearby regions
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for warm to hot conditions with occasional showers. Winds shift from moderate south to variable, with unsettled and warmer weather in Michigan and the northeast region. Relative humidity and barometric details are noted, with data ending at 7 pm yesterday and forecast by the U.S. Weather Bureau Fort Wayne office.
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Washington
Indiana
Erate
Soty
Obio
Baturstay
Porlion
Gnetlon
Judas
Vonetlong
Warton
United State
Waster Boren
Fort Wayne
Ind- Dude
George A. Bittler Reappointed to State Board
Governor Marshall reappointed George A. Bittler to the state board for a four year term starting June 7. The Fort Wayne resident, a Democrat, has long served as examiner for the department of inspection and supervision over public offices. His prior roles include cashier at Nathan Bank and secretary of the Jaces chapter American Institute of Banking.
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Marshall
Groves A. Biter
Bittler
Mort Warne
Fort Wayne
Peanie
George A. Butler
State Board of
Thie Law
Tt Thie “Department
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Minety
Loit Townshipa
Spus
Bitler
Marshal
Butler
Natham Bank
Jaces
America Institute of Backing
Teutonia Building and Loanasse- Ielathin
Jette Ison Chu
Murderer Fulfills Heinous Police Pledge in Portland
In Portland Oregon a killer, after mutilating a man, allegedly shoots a wife and child and, amid a sham inquiry, police suspect a serial offender may be responsible for multiple murders. Officials note investigations point to a single suspect. the case prompts broader police action and a state lodge meeting is planned.
Indictment of Three More Ohio Legislators In Split Bribery Probe
Three Ohio General Assembly members and a sergeant at arms were indicted on bribe charges as the bribery investigation widens. Senator Thomas A. Dean and Representatives Frank Calvo and George B. Nye face charges of soliciting or accepting payments related to a game birds bill and other measures. Also indicted were Stanley F. Harrison and others, with bonds set at eight dollars per count.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Thomas A. Dean
Sendusky Swinne
Assembly
Frank At. Calvo
Covaho BR
House
George B. Nye
Pike County
Gista
Stanley F. Harrison
Dy Nye
Albert Corradi
J. H.hradford
J. H. Stith
Harrison
Calver’ Wan
Mark H. Lowden
Cleveland
W. &. Hopkins
Edwards
Sallwey
Dean
Senate
John A Drake
Eric Wounts
Lcking County
Senate Temperance Committee
Grand Jury
Cleveland Police Charge Strikers in Riot Standoff
June 4 police faced a clash as 600 striking garment workers and non unionists gathered outside a West Forty-seventh Street factory. bricks and clubs flew, several injured including Becker and Dolomeo arrested after hospital. Outside contractors and manufacturers discussed joining the strike but no settlement reached.
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Cleveland
Ermaathleers
Nuua
Seopag
Poigtz Biederman
Paoy
Woh
Vena Becker
Atrick
Dee Tia
Delet Rogelll
Doloumga
Atcikor
Amous
Paftoliniey
John Sauimur
Tessa Cohen
Isedor Benjenyin
Dolomeo
Outside Contractors Association
Outsifis
Gressars
Halshers
Amuay
Aviators Fall From Monoplane in Sudden Crash
In a dramatic air mishap Selest Tune 2 pilot Sehendle and passenger Voss attempted a high altitude glide in a Dormer monoplane. The craft rose to about 6 656 feet, tipped vertical, and crashed near the field. Both were severely injured. Nearby observers reported the machine buried its prow in the earth. In Tokio a separate aviation accident left Captain Pokuga and Sub Lieutenant Ite seriously hurt when their plane capsized midair during a military exercise.
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Methanic
Voss
Sshendri
Sehendel
Nave
Schendel
TOKIO
Innes
Pokugawa
Ite
Dha Tate
Ware
Uie
Crowning of King George May Witnessed in London Letter
A letter from Lieutenist George Essentige to a London official discusses witness plans for the coronation of King George as delays in hearing two Hungarians accused of stealing $500 affect extradition. The affidavit against the men may require translation into two languages, and the court allows them up to fifteen days to appeal plus proceedings on July 28.
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London
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