Missouri Synod officers to be elected at education session
The Missouri Synod education section reports five candidates for president as officers take place today. Cadets drill and back the new system while colleges seek funds, with discussions on appropriations and finances touching St Louis and Addison seminaries. The election and nomination process unfolds across districts as delegates prepare ballots.
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Vallegos
Ovciptanca
Horiex
Brana Plepur
D. D
St. Louis
Franz Proyer
FL Photenbeuer
Hamburg
P. Brand
Pittsburg
Succop
Chicago
Photenhauer
Minnesota
Secretars
Tressurer
Ons Delegata
Enon
NU Districts Exorfivin
Atuuta
Steinhott
Ataota
California-Nevada
Sietriet
Frits Beese
San Francisco
Tons
Héerman
Schulz
Charter Oak
Canada
August Sack
Germanicus
Ont
Kansay
Carl Kroering
Atchison
Michigan
H. Mantier
Arcada
Minnesota-Dakota
Paul Kmeyar
Waupeton
Mim
Stuckmeter
Indianapolis
Nelsaska
J. Basa North Mines
R C Huarke
Evanston
B. Schaefer
Pillsburs
South Dakota
William Kapuel
Croton
South Hawais
C. C. Ambrosius
Collinsville
J. G. Hentschel
Memphis
Tein
Texas
Willam Sorchelt
William Schuetz
Wisconsin
W. Blapperoth
Reseing
Wis
Miln Seminary
St Louis
Addison
Ponditieres
Fogiuge
DANGER OF LOW WASTE AT CONFERENCE OF GOVERNORS
The conference at the White House heard warnings of soil and forest waste and the depletion of national resources. Governors discussed plans for a permanent independent organization, with debates on injunctions and federal court actions affecting state laws, and a possible meeting tomorrow to continue the discussion.
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White House
Soll Wunle
To-Norrow
Jake Hone
Resolutions Committee
Davis
Johnsan
Minnesota
Deneen
Ullness
James J. Ain
Graat Northern
Bil
T. C. Chamberlain
Chicago
R.A Long
Kansas City
Pardee
Calitarniara
Paber
H.A. Jastro
California
Caray
Wyoming
Wilzom
Folk
Sec
Sion
Ste
Federal Courte
Johnson
Glenn Aleo
Tornado Leaves 30 Dead and 200 Injured in Louisiana Path
A violent tornado swept through Gillam and Dolinger in Louisiana, killing thirty and injuring about two hundred as it destroyed homes, crops, and several small towns along a fifty mile stretch. The same day a fire damaged the Maroney block in Chesterton, Indiana, causing an estimated ten thousand nine hundred dollars in losses.
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Shreveport
Diay
Louislang
Gillam
Dolinger
Victim of Brawl Dies in Bluffton Case Moves to Murder Charge
Special to Journal Gazette Bluffton report says Peter Pelgenberger died after a May 1 drunken brawl. Orval Clam, arrested for the cutting, faces a murder charge as the case proceeds.
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Bluffton
Journal-Gazetted
Bluffyton, Srl
Peter Pelgenberger
Witoxe
Orval
Wright Air Ship Wrecked At Kill Devil Hill Tests End
Doric report from May 11 describes Wilbur and Orville Wrights aeroplane crashing during a test near Kill Devil Hill North Carolina. The machine was wrecked after a navigator error causing a downward dive. Wrights survived. equipment damaged and packed for shipment to Dayton Ohio. No further tests planned on the coast.
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Wilbur
Orvilla Wright
Kim Mdevil Fll
N.C
Wilbur I Wright
Stryin
Kill Devil Hill Lie-Saing
Atlantic
Albemarle Sound
Tisday
Aeronauta
Wright
Lts
Dayton
North Carolina
Indiana miners wage talks prompt statewide interest
More than 26,000 miners in Indiana reportedly dup their wage demands today until an agreement is reached with operators. Officials said the strike could resume, while both sides urged initial overtures for talks. President W. T. Van Horn of the union planned to canvass supporters to bolster his congressional campaign on the Republican ticket.
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Terr Haute
Ind
Indiana
Resrat
W. TD. van Horn
Sinners
Hairtet
Congress
Eocintlat
Minnesota Democrats Endorse Johnson for President over Bryan
Minnesota Democrats at the St. Paul convention endorsed Governor John A. Johnson as the party’s presidential candidate with Bryan as a second choice. The vote showed strong Johnson support despite a vocal Bryan faction. The platform pledged loyalty to Jefferson and Jackson principles and to Johnson, praising his integrity and claiming he can unite the party for Denver.
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BT. Paul
Minny
Democrats of
Minnesota
Tn-Dey
John A. Johnson
Bryan
Latore
Johnson
Wm. I
Gov
Maention
Swiftell
de Vient
Tha
Jefferson
Jackson
National Democratic Party
Denver
Sca
Frid ay and Saturday Weather Forecastings from Indiana to Michigan
Weather report from Washington dated May 14 outlines Friday and Saturday forecasts for Indiana and Holy Showers in the north. Saturday expected lighter winds with showers on Friday. Michigan and Great Lakes area forecast cooler conditions with brisk north winds and potential lake warnings.
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Washington
Indiana
Hiloly
Micklaun
Gillams Up Again in War on Salary Cut for Will Harp
Washington May 12 Representative Gillums of the Fort Wayne district will appear before the House Committee on Railways and Canals to present further facts on the Michigan and personal proposition. Arthur A. Kinsey of Hartford City, in the Internal Revenue Service, is promoted to division deputy, incurring a $1200 salary plus $200 traveling allowance. The civil appropriation bill passed the House as amended with auditing for the Panama Canal accounts, Beverly Beveridge warning he will move to restore the item.
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Wasitngton
Gilliams
Wayne
Bir
Githams
Michigan
Arthur A. Kingsey
Hartford City
Inernal Revenue Service
Blom Neal
Eundry Elvil
House
Ren‘Jamin EF. Barner
Fort Wayne
Giinr
War Department
Panama Canal
Senare Committee
Sanater Beveridge
Dey
Trin
Bones and Skin Found at Murder House Ruins Mystery
In La Porte Indiana a cellar find near the Giloneds farm reveals jaw bones and skin scraps with hair, amid burnt debris. Prosecutors and doctors debate whether remains are human as two watches join a set of ten, tying to Mrs Bella Gunness linked murder case.
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Murder House
Stulth
Allance
Aitenger
Smutzer
Louis
J. H. William Mayers
Dr. May
Mack
Humman
Christiania
Bella Gunness
Laporte
Ind
Visi
Ginness
Norway
Epworth League Meeting Deliberates Temperance and Amusements
The Methodist general conference debates discipline and amusements as Epworth Leaguers press for no changes to paragraph 743 prohibiting certain amusements. Proposals to temper the ban face southern opposition while President Roosevelt and British Ambassador Bryce are invited to address the gathering.
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Epworth League
Roosevelt
Bryce
Baltimore
J. B. Gettys
Nebraska
United States
Eltizona
Gettys
Henry
W D, Parr
Kokoro
Siub
Epworth
Aince Jevery Bypworth Learver
Eub-Committee
Tromfer
India
Ross
Central West
Episcopal Eléstima
Kinela
Indiana
IndiaMesiaoh
Nerre Huta
Hae Boop
Pont
Poe
College of Bishops
Neeley
Thaw Hearing Opens in Poughkeepsie May 1
The long delayed habeas corpus hearing for Thaw begins amid contest between Harry Shaw and prosecutors. Mrs. Thaw visits from the county jail as doctors testify about Thaw’s mental condition and potential confinement while legal arguments explore whether due process was followed.
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Mattewwan Inpaane
Las Tombs
Ile
Thor
Dowling
Thay
Justica Morehauser
Whaaeser
Frank
Tombs Prison
Wis
Thaw
de MeGui
Dr. Motlule
State Gathering of Eagles at Hammond
The Indiana Eagles annual convention at Hammond was disrupted by weather. State president E Wintrose of Kimtuirston is reported gravely ill at home, prompting an improvised meeting led by vice president EB Falls of Bedford. Reports of future plans and guests were hindered by the illness.
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Hammont
Ind
EB. Falls
Bedford
Frank & Wering
Conrad E. Mann
Kansas City
Man
Hettne
Seattle
Ietas
Tka Baeles
Ivaneville Seme
Rhance
Severo
Eoglen
Detective Smith Leaves For Murder Farm
War saw Tol May 14 Detective Smith of the Chicago Pinkerton agency departed for Laporte amid uncertainty. He sought clues connected to the Gunness murders after rumors linked Hinckley once to a verification bureau in Warsaw. Local chatter suggested misdirections may have influenced Chicago papers and the family’s tale.
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Kiet News Bureau
Warsaw
Tol
Wsi
C. J. Smith
Chicago Pinkerton Agency
Laporte
Gunness Murrers
Sre
Belly Gunness
Nic Minckley
Chicago
Gunness
Hinekdes
State Merchants Officers Will Give Lecture
Mr Horre Menciere secretary of the Fort Wayne Retail Merchants Association received Mr Ralph Cir and Mr Parker, attorneys, Genasia tin and others, at News in June and will deliver a lecture before the members. Mr Cir will share the talk and the association plans to present the event.
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Horre Menciere
Fort Wayne
Merck Hothie
Ralph GB. Cir
M Paker
Genatasiain
Cfr
Mews
Dune
Menbert
Sir Ciaker
Tve
Mutou
Got
Sus
Episcopal Church Congress Opens In Detroit
At the first session in Detroit the congress debated theological mystery and theology. Rev. Harey P Nicholson and professors from University of Michigan Cambridge spoke on the historicist approach. The discussion noted the Bible’s familiarity yet questioned historical criticism of New Testament writers.
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Detroit
Dilehy
Episcopal Church Congress
Gecston
Harey P.nicholson
New York
Ron. Wenler
University of Michigan
Cambridge
Mass
Jensen
Conn
New York Rabbi to Lecture Tonight
New York Rabbi Rabo Thys Margolis of New York will lecture to the congregation tonight in the city. Rabbi Harrys Burson Ha Will preach after prayers and attest a Mila ceremony is expected. Mrs C Muntes of the city attended. The event is described as largely focused on religious practice and memory.
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Rabo Thys Margolis
New York
Ity
Harrys Burson
Osymenaue
Ani Marcolis
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