North Indiana Conference Closes with Appointments
Bishop Harl Cranston issues North Indiana M. E. conference appointments across districts including Ft. Wayne, Goshen, Muncie, Logansport, Richmond, Wabash and many towns with pastors assigned to churches, circuits, and supplies for the coming year.
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Bluffion
Ind
Harl Cranston
North Indiana
M. E
Ft. Wayne
J. A. Beatty
Angola
M. S. Marble
Auburn
K. F. Thornburg
Bluffton
W. W. Martin
E. 3B. Brown
Bobo
V. A. J. Brown
Cocasse
P. P. Walters
Decatur
Powell
J. C. Valentine
First Church
J. K. Cecil
Simpson
W. A. Griest
Bt. Paul
C. W. Jeffras
Trinity
W. P. Horton
Wayne Street
C. C. Travis
Ft .Wayne
Leroy V. Simms
Fremont
C. B. Dougherty
Garrett
D. V. ‘Williams
Geneva
Harbour
Joshua Jarvis
Hamilton
R. A. Morrison
Harlan
J. B. Cook
Hoagland
F. P. Johnson
Hudson and Ashley
G. W. Keisting
Huntown
E. A. Bunner
Leo
Edwin Dickson
Monroe
J. H. McNary
Monroeville
L. D.rebl
Montpelier
G. H. Myers
New Haven
C. King
Orland
R. W. Stokes
Ossian
B. . Jones
Pennville
T. M. Hill
Poneto
B. F. Hornaday
Portland
L. M. Edwards
C. A. Burt
Woodburn
Don L. Burk
York
J. M. Barnes
Goshen
A. E. Turner
Etna Green
P. Polhemus
M. J. Magor
St. Mark
J. C. Woodruff
Inwood
A. E B. Singer
Kendallville
R. L. Semane
Lagrange
A. H. Backus
Leesburg
J. C. Graham
Ligonier
C. E. White
Lima
W. J. Huffman
Middleburg
J. W. Bowen
Milford
Clunette
R. T. Laslie
Mishawaka
W. B. Freeland
Nappanese
Silaa Cates
New Paris
W. F. Buckner
North Webster
W. T. Dalley
Osceola
L. E. K Knox
Piercetown
W. R. Janes
South Milford
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A. L. Weaver
Topeka
Jones
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Wakarusa
C. L. Debo
Warsaw
A. G. Neal
J. S. Cain
Waterloo
N. L. Stambaugh
Wawaka
H. Lacy
Willow Creek
B. H. Beall
Wolcottville
Rome City
W. M. Hellopeter
Mary Corrigan to Face Trial for Shooting Lover in Paterson
Miss Mary Corrigan will stand trial in Paterson N J for shooting her lover James Brennan after discovering he was married. The couple had dated for months and she surrendered to police after the act.
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Mary Corrigan
Paterson, N. J
Tral
James Brennan
No Flirting Policy Upheld At Evansville High
The Evansville post office serves notice to high school girls via teachers that flirtations with unknown men through the mail under assumed names will not be allowed. Assistant Postmaster Ross informed teachers of the rule and reminded students to avoid such conduct.
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Evansville
Ued
Ross
City Schools Consider Taking Over Winona Technical Institute
The Indianapolis school board may assume control of the Winona Technical Institute grounds 79 acres with 11 buildings for vocational use. Former president Charles W. Moores supports the plan as cheaper and timely, suggesting using sites for crowded schools and a vocational high school. Receiver CU A Bookwalter is in New York awaiting proceedings.
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Winona Assembly
Charles W. Moores
Technical Institute
Moores
Indianapolis
Kendall
CU. A. Bookwalter
New York
Falls Asleep and Tumbles From Train Fatality
William F. McDonald aged 26 fell asleep on a fast moving passenger train at Narris avenue and the Big Four railroad and tumbled between coaches. He died at City hospital later that afternoon from crushed limbs. He was traveling from Springfield to Indianapolis seeking work when the accident occurred. Bicycle Policemen Trimpe and Ihieker aided the injured man.
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William F. McDonald
City Hospital
Springfield, Sr
Indianapolis
Baxgeace
McDonald
Trimpe and Ihieker
Long Ride on Horses Reaches Big Stone Gap
W C Hatterman a retired merchant and his son Arthur arrived in Big Stone Gap Virginia from Chicago after a 17 day horseback journey covering over miles. The 60 year old says the trek was not fatiguing and gave him much pleasure.
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Big Stone Gap
Hatterman
Arthur
Chicago
Beef trust is hit cow has triplets
Bloomington Indiana April 12 A cow on the George W Hensley farm presented the family with three calves all alive and doing well A large hog belonging to Walter Burkhart south of the city recently gave birth to eighteen little porkers.
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Bloomington
Ind
George W. Hensley
Walter Burkhart
Clews Plans 1913 Exposition for Manhattan Settlement
Henry Clews, prominent New York banker, launches a movement to organize an international exposition in New York in 1913 to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Manhattan Island’s settlement. The effort aims to showcase global achievements and attract international participants.
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Wbhagy Clews
New York
Henry Clews
Manhattan Island
Burglaries Reported Across North Side Area
Burglars operated from Brookside Avenue to Haughville yesterday and last night, stealing $268 overall. Alonzo Faletich lost $143, a purse containing savings, while 712 Haugh Street yielded $8. Mrs Horner and Miss McDonald also reported thefts, along with other residences and a meat market incident with no loot.
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Haughville
Alonzo Faletich
Holmes Avenue
Haugh Street
Carl Horner
Myrtle McDonald
Capitol Avenue
Albert Butler
W. S. Goddard
Cedar Street
John Verntch
Warman Avenue
Water Works Men Go to New Orleans
The thirtieth annual convention of the American Water Works association will be in New Orleans from April 26 to 30. The city mayor will welcome delegates and river excursions have been planned. The sessions will cover reading and discussion of papers with experts addressing water works management.
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American Water Works Association
Mother's suicide attempt diverted by child in Laporte
In Laporte Indiana on April 12 Mrs Fred Malone, thinking herself ill with appendicitis and facing an operation, attempted to kill herself by inhaling sulfur fumes. An unexpected child’s intervention interrupted the act and she forgot her intent to die.
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Laporte
Ind
Fred Malone
Suit Over Son's Death Seeks 10008 Dollars
Harold Plummer, 14, died when struck by a train at Belt railroad tracks and Sheldon street. Frank Plummer files suit against Indianapolis Union Railway Co seeking judgment of 10008 dollars.
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Sheldon Street
Frank Plummer
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Miners and Operators In Indiana Coal Field End Pact
In Brazil Indiana on April 12 the eighth district of the Indiana black coal field ended its convention after agreeing to a two year scale. Miners gained most demands including 5 cents per ton more for pick mining 4 cents for machine mining a 5.55 percent raise for inside labor and proportional increases for outside labor. Operators also agreed to supply powder to miners in the mines rather than requiring them to supply their own powder.
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Brazil
Ind
Indiana
Conference With Operators in Chicago Today
Miners across the state await the joint scale committee conference in Chicago at the Fisher building. Outcome could define wage rules and mine reopening timelines, with the main hurdle over payment for shot-firers. Other reports note rising coal prices in St Louis and ongoing talks in Des Moines. President Lewis foresees a end to the strike this week and many returned to work. National Tube in Lorain resumes most operations, and Lincoln farm in Hopkinsville sees 101 strikers return pending arbitration.
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Indiana Posters’ association to hold annual meeting
The Indiana Posters’ association will hold its annual meeting at the Denison hotel on May 9%. The executive committee met at the Denison yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks were welcomed with a reception at the Meridian Street M. E. church, with more than 200 church members extending welcome to the former vice president and his wife.
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Indiana
Forest fires threaten Tyrone city in Brush mountains
Tyrone Pennsylvania faces spreading forest fires with outposts manned to warn residents. The nearby village of Scatp is engulfed by flames and has sent a call for help, as flames edge toward town lines.
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Scatp
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Bray and Bean Shot by Debtor in Alabama Lending Ring
Henry L. Bray dies at a Montgomery morgue after R. W. Bean was killed earlier. both victims fell to Ben Hooks a Black man driven by debts owed to two usurious lenders. Authorities report Hooks grew desperate over the owed sums.
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Als
Henry L. Bray
Ben Hooks
R. W. Bean
McIntosh Near Death In Naples Cablegram
Naples cablegram reports Charles L. McIntosh, officer at J. J. Case Threshing and Racine firms, rated a millionaire, is near death in Naples.
Sea Romance Waning Tightens Labor on American Vessels
Washington reports that interest of American boys in seafaring is declining, prompting testimony before the House Merchant Marine Committee on the Spight bill. Officials say crews would favor Americanized labor if workers stayed aboard, but many ships rely on Spaniards Greeks and other aliens. One witness calls Portuguese labor the best aboard his ships.
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House Committee On Merchant Marine
Spight
Gloriana Indiana Can It Be Equalled
Bloomington Indiana April 12 The contest for a new university song to replace Gloriana Indiana ends April 20. Students have submitted efforts. few meet the standard. A committee of Profs Campbell Sembower and Mrs Amos S Hershey will judge merits.
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Bloomington
Ind
Gloriana Indiana
Arbutus
Campbell
Sembower
Amos S. Hershey
Two Die After Car Is Struck By Train at Grade Crossing
Mr and Mrs Thomas E Gerry of Hadley Mass were killed when their auto was struck by a Boston and Maine passenger train at a grade crossing late yesterday Authorities investigated the crash and identified the victims.
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Hadley
Mass
Thomas E. Gerry
Boston & Maine
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