Hartwig Aran Grand Gugu of Order of Serpent
Reported plans for a 1914 gathering of the Order of the Serpent features a city sight-seeing event and a special performance at the Empress theatre. Officers to be elected by the Western District section, with local committees meeting Sunday afternoon at Seangerburg West Malu street to finalize details and extend guest invitations.
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Hartwig Aran
Order OF Serpent
O's
Department
W. V
Order of the Serpecé
Empress Theatre
Seengerburd
West Malu
Fragmentary OCR note on veterans parade and bands in Fort Wayne
Disjointed passage mentions veterans and Fort Wayne with reference to bands, a Jefferson drum, and a parade. Content is garbled with incomplete phrases, strange spellings, and missing context, making it difficult to extract a cohesive event or names.
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Fort Wayne
Cus
Jefferson
Veteran candidates vie in wartime era election results
Eleven candidates, all veterans of the Bankkh American War, stood for initiatory degrees with the event wrapping near midnight. The slate included August Hartwig and a long list of names such as Jamce E and Charles Steinburg with affiliations to Vincennes and Bloomington. Details continue on Page 11.
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Ape
August Hartwig
Elpeted
Grand Anite
Harlot
Keitasr
Terre Haute
Allok
Ophidian
Jamce E
Keillay
Vincennes
C. Mi
Bickley
Fort. Wayne
Bluford T. Braith
Tarra Hania
Charles Steinburg
Bloomington
Bank ruling on bad check deposit in Indiana court
In Kokomo Indiana a jury in the circuit court held that when a bank accepts a check on deposit it becomes the owner of the check and is responsible for its collection. The Converse bank cashed a $2000 check issued by the late John Johnean of Logansport and later found the maker had no funds. The verdict frees Flinn from liability and the case may go to the supreme court.
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Kokomo
Indi
Tuna
Bank of Converenza
James
Harry Mion
Interact
Bankers
Indiana
John Johnean
Logansport
Converge
Johnson
Converse
Weagen
Supreme Court
Bubbling Fountain Replaces Old Court House Fountain
The new fountain on the courthouse plaza has started offering drinkable water. It features decorative design, a ninety degree mouth opening, and a wide array of spouts. The flowing water aims to quench the parched throat and improve the plaza’s appearance.
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Court House Plaza
Supreme Court Upholds State Rate Laws Transport
The U S Supreme Court upheld state railroad rate statutes in Missouri Arkansas Oregon and West Virginia in a decision echoed from the Minnesota rate cases. The ruling largely approves two cent passenger limits and various intrastate and interstate rate structures while rejecting valuation schemes attempting to justify higher intrastate rates. The court cautioned against prejudicial valuation methods and left the aggregate impact on carriers to be assessed within constitutional limits.
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Washington
Minnesota
Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri
Arkansas
Oregon
West Virginia
Portland
Kanturkys
McChord
Istate Railroad Commission
Minnnesota
Congress
Menia
Chicago
Burlingtous A
Quincy
Topeka
Santa Fe
Kangan City
Souther
Kansas
Texas
Chicago Rock Teand
Pacific
St Joule
Kansas City
Colorido
St. Lovine
San Brancinco
St. Louis
St. Paul
Chicago and Alton
Louis
Haimlin
Clinton
Justice Hughes
Burlington
Minsouri
Asgusnars
Thassseasors
Fee Splitting Doctors Lose Standing in Medical Council
In Minneapolis on June 18 the judicial council debated the evils of secret fee splitting and the practice of paying commissions to physicians. A read-in proposal called for ex- pulsion from the American Medical Association for any physician involved. Dr Abraham Jacobs of New York presided. Dr John A Witherapoon of Nashville is set to take the chair after installation in a public meeting. Nearby in Manitowoc on June 16 a courthouse accident killed Mrs Austins Field and injured several others in a blast at a mining site. Field was severely wounded, and others sustained injuries including loss of a hand and broken leg. authorities fear he will die.
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Minneapolis
Howe
Forday
Abraham Jacobs
New York
John A. Witherapoon
Nashville, Tenn
Manister
Mich
Mra
Austins Field
Ote
Irs
Field
Peter Michelson
Jansten
Senators Lead Republican Fight on Tariff Debate
Washington June 15 Republican leaders in the Senate mobilize for a hard fight over the tariff bill. Senator Penrose will read the opposition on the floor after reporting the measure which may not reach the Senate until late June. Senator La Follette plans a week long speech with amendments, while Smith leads the sugar schedule opposition. Other preparing organizers include Sor, Cummins, Weeks, Lodger, Root, Burton, McCumber and Gallager. The Republican senators tied to the finance committee work on their report.
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Washington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Finance Committee
Senate
Smith
Michigan
Stasot
LaFaltelle
Soraky Cummins
Weeks
Lodger
Root
Burton
McCumber
Gallager
Vty
Nates
Ila
Oxnard
Senator Love
Fargo
North Dakota
Courier-News
A. B. Baker
Sexitor Granna
Dams A. Metcazfe
Glenilive
Monty
Baker
Groaai
Renewal of West Virginia mine strike continues in Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia on June 16 the senate mine strike committee kept hearing witnesses from Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts amid renewed talk of a new strike. Miners and operators’ detectives described unrest as locals of the United Mine Workers weigh options. A miners’ delegation from Onin Creek urged a general strike, while testimony remained routine and cumulative.
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Charleston
W. Va
Senate
United Mine Workers of America
Number 17
Thomas Haggerty
International Miners’ Board
Esid
Hatfield
Onin Creek
Thomas I. Foltz
Baldlwtt- Fell Detective Agency
Phin Creek
Cabin Creek
Farmer dies saving stock in Waterloo barn fire
June 16 in Franklin township Hamilton Hamman 44 prominent farmer was burned to death trying to free a mare and colt from his burning barn. Hired help warned him to escape but he reentered the structure and perished beneath falling timbers. Barn and outbuildings destroyed. Loss about 4000 dollars. Survived by widow, two children, an aged mother and two brothers. Funeral set for Wednesday.
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Waterloo
Hamilton Hamman
Franklin
Hatman
Hamman
Yale To Build New Stadium At Cost Of 350000
New Haven residents and Yale alumni gathered as dirt was first moved for Yale’s new athlete field. The project aims to seat 61 000 spectators with steel and framework, costing about 350000. George Mann of New York heads the committee, with Henry T Rogers of Denver as alumni adviser. President Hadley, Taft, and the grads drew crowds and cheers amid campus festivities and the upcoming baseball game and parade.
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New Waven
Conn
Jims Ife
Aritne T. Hadley
Yale
George Mann
New York
Starley Cesponind
Henry T. Rogera
Denver
Jasan
Fay Comminternews
Taft
Heervach
Yale Feta
New Haven
Weather forecast for Michigan and Washington regions
Foreseeable warm spells ease with temperate conditions. Tuesday looks fair with gentle to moderate variable winds. Wednesday remains fair with slightly cooler highs and variable winds mostly from the north.
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Washington
le and
Tadlana
Michigan
Canard Tells of Watered Stocks Plans New Trust
Senate lobby inquiry hears Henry T. Oxnard, famed beet industry figure and vice president of American Beet Sugar, describe $15 million in watered stock infusion and a $20 million corporation. He cites earnings from stock sales and warns the Underwood bill may spur a new trust while denying legislative pay for his work.
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Canard
Washington
Henry T. Oxnard
Amercan Beet Sugar Company
Senate
Oxnard
New York
Currency reform dominates senate house currency debate
Washington reports a wide debate on currency reform as Congress considers a banking bill. Representative Underwood, after meeting President Wilson, signals the administration plans to push currency reform this session with a Federal Reserve based system and elastic currency provisions. Leaders expect rapid action if public demand grows.
Summer Heat Breaks Records As Heat Wave Persists
An extreme heat surge pushed temperatures to a six degree level at 6 oclock yesterday and stayed for two hours. The heat surpassed last year and sparked complaints as citizens sweltered. The record last year was 34 degrees on September 5 for an hour. The warm spell is forecast to linger at least today per Assistant Forecaster Collman.
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Iba
Neelyy
Seuis
Collman
Government plan proposes new currency backed by reserve associations
The proposal outlines securing currency through United States notes issued to reserve associations and backed by adequate security including commercial paper. Local banks would hold specified reserves in association vaults, with a gradual retirement of national bank notes and a target operative date of July. The president’s message, drafted in shorthand, was prepared for the cabinet.
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United States
Treasury
All- Nasjonal
Banne
Taroorrow
Republicans Reject Independents Plan At City Meeting
The city central committee, with twenty workers present, voted unanimously not to adopt the independents’ labeling plan. John Toth argued against supporting a Democratic or Republican ticket, urging a straight ticket and promising to run a separate slate. Chairman B. W. Skelton and Secretary EH. Granmernan supervised the vote. Somers, recently urged as a mayoral candidate, has not yet committed but expects to decide in a few days.
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Mort Wayne
Tho
City Centr Committee
B. W. Skelton
Granmernan
John Toth
Weney
Mr. Stellan
Iyron H. Somers
Free List Turbulence Shifts Agri Tariff Debate
Washington notes a finance committee move to strike countervailing duties and keep livestock and wheat on the free list, aligning with President Wilson. The shift spurs Democratic concern over cost of living and tariff equity, with Simmons and others urging protection for farm inputs and finished products.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Wilson
Ively
Senate
Finnnes
Sim-7mons
Chem
Ott Fons
Simmons
Canada
Hitchcock
McResnolde
Pomyrena Hiving
Japanese Visitors Seek US Sentiment on Alien Ownership
Four prominent Japanese officials and editors arrived in Washington to probe U S views on alien ownership and to assess California land laws. They plan meetings with government leaders and members of Congress to ease tensions in Japan United States relations.
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Washington
Tone 16
Wilhington
Amertes
Japan
Wahtingtian
Membir
Congress
Record of deadly heat in Indianapolis and state
A sweltering heat wave across Indiana plunged cities into near record highs and caused multiple deaths. Reports list temperatures like 95 to 101 in various towns, with Indianapolis noting extreme heat. Victims include John Pierce and J Teapsey, while others collapsed from the heat. Prolonged exposure and power outages accompanied the scorching day.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Dexter
al Torre Maule
Segrees
Fecorix
al Marien
John Pierce
Komo
J. Teapsey
Logansport
TAR South
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