Aldrich-Vreeland currency bill foes boost clarity
Dispatches from Washington report a flaw in the new Aldrich-Vreeland currency law. Treasury officials say its key feature is inoperative and no emergency currency will be used, due to lack of legal clearances on clearing house certificates and taxation. The Warsaw Times and Kosciusko bank news are noted amid editorial politics. YT. R. Marshall’s gubernatorial keynote remains unshaken by Bingham’s rebuttal.
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Aldrich-Vreeland
Treasury
YT. R. Marshall
Bingham
Iowa Voters Endorse Senator Allison, Regretful View
The writer condemns Iowa Republicans for reelecting the aged Senator Allison after 30 years in the Senate. He argues Allison never supported popular legislation, aligned with corporations and trusts, and blocked demanded reforms. The piece laments voters’ lack of common sense and favors Guv Cummins as a vigorous alternative.
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Iowa
Mirza Golem Acrobats Released by Shah to Join Circu s Tour
The Shah of Persia frees the Mirza Golem acrobat family for Ringling Bros first and likely only American tour. Envoy in Constantinople arranged the release via Teheran. The troupe joins other famed acts like the Patty Bros and Marnello-Marnitz. Gouhen show on Tuesday June 16 with a lavish, new parade and upgraded equipment.
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Constantinople
Teheran
Persia
America
Patty Bros
Marnello-Marnitz
Italy
Europe
Belfords
Australia
Marguerite and
Hanley
Germany
Burgos
Clara
France
St. Leons
Spain
Balliols
Goushen
Belameyer Re-elected to School Board in December
A. H. Belameyer is re-elected to the local school board at Decath. Dr. D. N. Fitch has been appointed to a new position, expanding the district's governance and administrative leadership.
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A. H. Belameyer
Decath
D. N. Fitch
Local notices mix death, divorce, and incidents in Indiana
Au burn school board member mourns. Rev W R Peters formerly of Decatur dies in Missouri. Mrs William Osler dies near Auburn age 84. Cass County sees three murders in two weeks. Nettie Roop sues Decatur for divorce and $10,000 alimony. July 4 plans set for South Whitley. Pioneer Alexander O More dies at Whitley 75. Injuries from hay press. horse beating fine in Whitley. Tumor removal weighs 20 pounds at Preble township. J W Bowman former Huntington sheriff declared insane. guardian appointed. Langston named Albion high principal. Joseph Calbeck dies in Noble County age 11. Warsaw boy nearly drowns after fall. Prairie City Ill chosen Avilla superintendent. Simon Hostetter noted as first Noble County white child to reach maturity. Huntington infirmary super named. Warsaw mayor praised for halting Memorial Day ball games. Altoona church dedicated. 2100 attend. cost 5020. Northern Indiana Christian Ministers Institute to meet Huntington 1909. Vernon Stauffer elected president. buggy accident injures Mrs Lawrence Schilling near Warsaw. infant dies from match head poisoning near Wawaka. Judge Roby health decline. will spend summer in Michigan. Brumbaugh arrested on embezzlement charge in Pierceton. Lost gold piece discoveries near Decatur. Ads note Hollister Tea, rent sign, and local offerings.
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Decatur
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Whitley County
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Rivarre
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William Beiderick
Preble Township
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Huntington County
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Ligonier
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Crawfordsville
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Wawaka
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Apopellate Court
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Pierceton
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National Life Ins. Co
Fort Wayne
Brumbaugh
J. S. Myers
Mary Hackman
Hackmane
Taft Delegates Hold Narrow Victory in Chicago Committee
Taft forces win a nearly unanimous voice vote on contests at the Republican national committee meeting in Chicago. Three proxies from New Mexico Alaska and North Dakota caused clashes as rivals protested Hitchcock and Statler proxies. Protests were reduced to written form and debated publicly amid discussions of residency and proper selection of national committeemen.
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Chicago
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Tift
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
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Artur PF. Statler
the Treasury
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Washingtom
Hitchcook
National Committee
New Mexico
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North Dakota
Joseph Th. Kealing
United States
District of Ladisia
Nomimagee
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Goshen College Commencement Calendar Released
Goshen College announces a week of commencement events from June 7 to 12 with tickets for the two evening programs on June 11 and 12. Baccalaureate sermon June 7 by Paul E Whitmer and commencement address June 12 by Earlham College president Robert N Kelley. A total of 22 graduates in all departments with additional Academy completers.
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Goshen College
Paul BE. Whitmer
Oberlin College
Robert N. Kelley
Earlham College
Board of Directors
Protest Promptly Ruled in Alabama Taft Delegation Battle
The protest argued Alabama’s Scott and other officials had an interest in the outcome as Taft and anti Taft factions clash over 22 delegates. AL senators back the lay table move after debate. The Alabama contest centers on the four at large and two district delegates, a key step before nominations.
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O. D. Street
United States
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Alabama
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Taft
Chas. H. Scott
Scott
Scott-Davidson
Alm
Stevenson
Colorado
Beng
Atalating
Nomilima Vien
Alabai
Adalat
Ohio
Asa FE. Stratton
Montgomery
Ali
Figigware
Vermont
Renator
Massachusetts
Proposal for new high school commencement honor system
The Goshen Democrat reports a quiet protest against current commencement practice, suggesting a plan where a subset of graduates are chosen for essays or orations as a reward for scholarship. The idea echoes college norms and could energize high school life. Township Trustee Harvey W. Kantz presents a detailed study on school consolidation in Washington township, praising the system and showcasing Bristol school as the first built under consolidation in Elkhart County.
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Elkhart Review
Goshen Democrat
Harvey W. Kantz
Washington Township
Kantz
Bristol
Elkhart County
Poultry Raisers Boost Chick Sales at Brown's Feed Store
Poultry raisers report large chick and scratch feed sales with 5800 lb sold since April 1. Brown's Feed Store advertises right goods and prices and lists phone contact 36. A birth is noted for Mr and Mrs Perry Cripe of West Goshen. Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea advertised as gentle healing for babies, 35 cents.
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Perry Cripe
West Goshen
Hollister
Rock Mountain
Geo. W. Rule
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