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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

2

Indiana Public Instruction Report Shows Growth in White Students

The 1915 county by county school census shows Indiana white male enrollments rising to 388,447 and white female enrollments to 364,023, while colored pupils dip slightly. Ages 14 to 16 total 118,590, up from 106,850 in 1914, and nurserymen face a new licensing statute requiring state certification and inspection of stock before sale.

Apolis Indiana Acape Ernest L. Wel

Governor Grants Life Sentence For Frank Murder

Leo M. Frank, condemned for the Mary Phagan murder, is moved from Fulton jail to a Milledgeville prison farm. Gov. Slaton ordered the transfer under heavy guard, keeping the decision secret until after the removal. Frank begins life imprisonment at the state prison farm two miles north of Milledgeville.

Atlanta Leo M. Frank Mary Phagan John M. Slaton Mangum Central of Georgia Milledgeville Frank Will Slaton Georgia Frank Fulton County

Allies claim success near La Bassée and Metzeral

British and French forces report fresh advances in Europe. A force attacking German positions north of the La Bassée canal is said destroyed with few escaping. French troops on German soil cross the Fecht river, take outskirts of Metzeral, and shell Munstein's communications line as bombardment continues.

Berlin Germany London LaBassee Canal Alsace Fecht River Sir Jd Festubert

German Envoy Denies Plot In U S Reports

Berlin reports Dr. Anton Meyer-Gerhard arrived after a June 4 voyage to meet Foreign Minister von Jagow and Solf. Washington disclosed a denial that Meyer-Gerhard is Alfred Meyer, chief of Germany’s army supply, and said German officials accused detective agencies of spreading such charges to harm talks on the Lusitania issue.

Berlin London Anton Meyer-Gerhard New York Count von Bernstorfff von Jagow Solf Colonial Office Meyer-Gerhard Alfred Meyer Washington State Department Germany Cedarhurst S. I Department of State Yesday Doctor Gerhard Red Cross United States Lusitania

Russians Admit Losses in Shavn District and West Galicia Battle

The war office in Petrograd says Germans occupy more villages in the Shavn district and further south east of Mariampol. The San river battle in West Galicia continues fiercely with new Austro German units entering the fight.

Petrograd Shavn Mariampoli War Office San Galicia

Missing Pianist Grace Stewart Potter Found in Lake Bluff

Grace Stewart Potter, the pianist sought nationwide after a mysterious nine day disappearance, arrived at the home of Mrs. Scott Durand in Lake Bluff, Chicago. The return ends a high profile missing person case with Potter safe.

Chicago Grace Stewart Potter Scott Durand Lake Bluff

Indictments Returned Against 128 in Indianapolis Case

A Marion county grand jury indicted 128 defendants for conspiracy to commit felonies in an election probe. Names include Mayor Joseph E. Bell and Thomas Taggart, with bonds from 500 to 10000 dollars. proceedings funded by a 5000 dollar appropriation following months of testimony and a lengthy investigation led by Alva J. Rucker.

Indianapolis Marion County Grand Jury Collins Denny Bush Joseph E. Bell Fred P. Baker William Claver Bud Gibson Capt Glenn Martin Hulse Edward Lyons Robert Metzger Morris Murphy William Kissel Lewis Larsh Oscar Merrill John O’connor E. J O’leary Ernest Roeder John W. Sluss Thomas Taggart National Donn M. Roberts Perrott Sheriff’s Office Alva J. Rucker Criminal Court Metcalfe & Metcalfe Frank A. McCrea Broadway Henry C. Hartman Franklin Township Elmer Dawson Foreman Washington Township Christ Folkening Samuel Higgs E. Wilhouse Decatur Township

Indicted Men Faced with Abundant Bond Offers in Indianapolis

Indictments prompted a flood of bond offers from prominent financiers and business leaders who pledged support and posted sureties. Mayor Bell defended the process, urging fair consideration while noting the broader political interests at play. Taggart acknowledged uncertainty about charges as he posted bond and awaits the trial.

Indianapolis Coffin Bell Taggart

Death of Dr. Robert Long Leaves Irreplaceable Vacancy in State Medicine

Indianap olis reports the funeral of Dr. Robert William Long at his home 1109 Central Avenue attended by Indiana University trustees faculty and Indiana University School of Medicine members along with many physicians. Dr. Frederick H. Taylor led services noting the irreparable loss to state medical circles and citizenship. The body was to be taken to New Maysville for burial.

Indianapolis Robert William Long Central Avenue Doctor Long Indiana University Indianapolis University School of Medicine Frederick H. Taylor First Baptist Church J. C. Mayhall Baptist Church New Maysville Doctor Taylor

Haworth League elects officers at Muncie convention

At the Haworth League twenty sixth annual convention in Muncie officers were chosen. Miss Mattie Fry of Anderson was named president with vice presidents George Borders Hartford City Miss Maud Thompson Muncie Read Mann Albany and Laura Corbly Muncie. Alisa Jeffers Anderson became secretary and Howard Walker Pendleton treasurer. C A Mills Noblesville was named Junior League superintendent. Albany designated as next year’s meeting site.

Muncie Haworth League Mattie Fry Anderson George Borders Hartford City Maud Thompson Read Mann Albany Laura Corbly Alisa Jeffers Howard Walker Pendleton C. A. Mills Noblesville

Lawyer Shot by Insane Man in Warsaw

A. G. Wood, 82, was shot in front of his Market street law office by Ezekiel Evans, described as insane. Evans waited hours, fired as Wood appeared, wounding him in the leg. Wood defended himself with a cane but hid behind two store boxes as Evans prepared a second shot.

Warsaw A. G. Wood Hzekiel Evans Mr. Wood Market Street Evans Wood Hyans

Parsons Re-elected President of State Normal School

Terre Haute William Wood Par sons was re elected president of the State Normal school at the trustees meeting during commencement exercises. He has served forty years on the faculty and thirty as president. The entire faculty was re elected except drawing and music teacher Miss Lucy M Arthur who resigned to join Terre Haute schools and Miss Gladys Bottsford who withdrew reportedly to marry.

Terre Haute William Wood Parsons State Normal School Parsons Lucy M. Arthur Gladys Bottsford

Not Guilty Verdict In Greencastle Christmas Killing

In Greencastle a jury returned a not guilty verdict for Clem McCammack in the Christmas Day murder case of James Simms. McCammack’s attorneys argued self defense after both men, said to have attended a party, became intoxicated and fought.

Greencastle McCammack James Simms MccCammack

Storm Causes Great Damage in Evansville

A severe storm caused extensive damage in Evansville, with residents reporting widespread structural harm. Emergency crews assess affected neighborhoods as officials urge caution and aid requests rise.

Evansville

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