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Terre Haute wins the 1914 Indiana Retail Merchants convention site as Anderson selects Ralph B. Clark new president and Otto C. Hornung treasurer Edgar Goldsberry Lafayette and Thomas F. Palfrey remain officers. Delegates back Clark plan to revive the association and oppose eight hour work for women trading stamps and blue sky schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail Merchants’ Association
Terre Haute
Ralph B. Clark
Anderson
Otto C. Hornung
Thomas F. Palfrey
Vintennes
Edgar Goldsberry
Lafayette
Palfrey
Clark
National _ Federation of Retail Merchants
Indiana
Retail Merchants’Association of
Associa
Williams
Knightstown
W. E. Bach
Indianapolis
Anthony Hotel
W. A. Black
Baihle
Ray Shreve
Co. M. Mills
Fort Wayne Association
Col
D. N. Foster
Fort Wayne
H. H. Highlands
Gary
Ralph Clark
R. B. Hanna
Eric A. Crull
City Board of Health
C. H. Worden
First National Bank
Harry G. Hogan
H. Walton Heegstra
Chicago
S. E. Mulholland
Indiana Lighting Company
Mulholland
Insurance Department
Rating Bureau
Retailers’ Association
Poultry Show Winners Announced at Fort Wayne Event
Judges pick champions across breeds at Fort Wayne poultry show. Top awards go to Earl H. Wise for barred rock cockerel and Dr. H. L. Porter for single comb black Minorca pullet and pen. Numerous grands and special prizes awarded to individuals including Mrs. J. C. Howenstein and A. E. Hamlin for various breeds and egg and poultry classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Earl H. Wise
Corunna
Ind
H. L. Porter
City
Rhode Island
J. C. Howenstein
J. A. Hirschfelder
C. J. Harding
A. E. Hamlin
Angola
E. A. Wright
E. D. Johnson
Butler
Stu
F. Feister
William Otte
T. N. Nellessen
Ira R. Lore
New Haven
T. H. Nellessen
Hamburg
Ip. M. Griffin
Central Grocery City
Central Grocery
Wilam Korte
Minorca
F. H. Meyers
Buff Cochin Bantams
J. D. Carl
Idona Ebert
T. A. McNearber
Albert Kayser
Homer
William J. Smith
Ossian
J. M
Frye
Ligonier
Toulouse
J. M. Frye
Joseph Wiedemeier
H. C. Coover
Theo. Pape
Theo. Ebert
Rose Comb
Fred H. Meyers
E. M. Galliher
Muncie
William A. Aiken
Harry Adams
Reading
Mich
F. W. Miller
Anconas
J. B. Alrey
North Manchester
S. P. Becher
W. F. Vance
John Rissing
S. S. Hamburgs
F. E. Slater
P.M. Griffin
A. d. Hirschy
Berne
Houdan
B. C. Imhoff
Auburn
J. Sion Smith
N. A. Parkham
C. Vallentine
William Heller
Albert Anderson
Defiance
Ohio
Barred Rocks
R. W. Hunt
Bluffton
F. H. Witte
Hoagland
William Blum
Montpelier
Henry Chapman
Woodburn
Frank M. Hoff
Toledo
Partridge
F. L. Lechler
Columbian Wyandottes
H. D. Wyneken
Fred Gallmeier
Rhode Island Reds
R. C. Martin
Acme Poultry Yard
William Goldsmith
Spencerville
Henry L. Witt
Kendallville
TH. Nellessen
L. D. Metz
L. W. Hills
W. L. McMillen
Carl G. Wiese
H. Wiegand & Son
F. A. Emerson
George C. Harman
Alexandria
McMillen
T. H. Nellesen
Prof
E. H. Wise
C. F. Thompson
Keystone
Plymouth Rocks
S. M. Holtzman
T. D. Conrad
Grabill
Elsie Burger
F. L. Moore
W. T. Remlinger
Ottoville
John Terry
L. C. Langard
C. L. Knotts
John D. Hickman
Anderson
Thomas _ McNearney
D. E. Bolene
Black Orpingeons
D. E. Bolen & Sons
Louis Stehr
Huntington
Burr Bradford
Marion
Herman Meyer
C. P. Strother
Rev
W. C. Miller
St. Vincent's
C. P. Klinger
Paulding
Cc. C. Lieb
Mesing Brothers
Angela
A.E. Hamlin
M. S
Fletcher
Oliver . Magner
J. H. Logan
J. H
Malone
Wool Tariff Taken Up Vetoed Schedule Debate
Washington hearing on downward wool tariff revision features Democratic push to restore Wilson era duties. Witnesses argue for broad reductions, raw wool at 20 percent, and removal of burdens on sheep husbandry while defending existing protections for woolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On
House
Senate
Taft
Democrate
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Frank P. Bennett
Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
United States
Joseph D. Holmes
New York
Eben
Stephens
Worcester
Magss
Wood
John P. Wood
Philadelphia
Tariff Board
Underwood
Death at Corunna in Ind due to cancer
Mrs Harvey Treesh age 49 died in Corunna Ind after a two year illness. Lifelong resident she endured weeks of poor health and pain. Survived by husband and one daughter Hazel Darrow, three brothers five sisters and mother Mrs Loutzenhiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunna
Ind
Harvey Treesh
Hazel Darrow
Loutzenhiser
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Adain
R. B. Clark
National Federation of Retail Merchants
Island
St. Louis
Post Office Department
C. M. Mills
Association
Fort Wayne Ex
Edward Howey
T. Hobnhaus
William Korte
city—First, Second
Nen
R. C. Hanse
George Ik. Miller
George Schlichte
H. Meyer
Rose
W. M. Kilinkle
H. Winans
C. Anstett
D. F. Ault
White Rocks
C. H. Linnemeier
City First
Buff
J. H. Rosine
Ed Lang
Akron
J. G. Kiefer
H. ‘Galloway
Silver Creek
Partridge Rocks
city—First
Pen
White Wyandottes
John Manthe
Ll.b. Sleet
Otto Hackman
Julius Towne
Buff Wyandottes
Mie
Ralph Hoover
van. Wert
Hoover
Sentinel
M. S. Mahurin
George F. Hinrichs
H. George
J. E. Collins
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