Girl From China At Winona Lake Explains Life In China
Special to The Sum, Winona Lake Indiana August. Miss Shen Tang, eight years in the United States, studies at Mrs Blaker's kindergarten. Her education includes Warrenton girls college and a Minneapolis training school. She plans to return to central China after November missionary convention to teach. Tang answers many questions with gentle patience and retains her Chinese costume and patriotism.
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Ind
Shen Tang
Minneapolis
Miss Tang
China
Misa Tang
America
Reading as Home Foundation and Reference Choices
At a Women'sClub meeting two talks urged readers to value books in daily life. Miss Lillian Arnold argued reading expands home life starting with the Bible and classic works, while Miss Anna Phelps advised building a lifelong personal reference library with top dictionaries encyclopedias atlases and biographies guided by specialists.
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Pacific
Lillian Arnold
Soanl
Anna Phelps
Library Department
the Technical Institute
Indianapolis
Patrolmen Cleared Of Cowardice. Helm Suspended 15 Days
The Board of Public Safety found William Paulsel John Helm and Edward Petticord patrolmen not guilty of cowardice in Riverside park rowdyism. Patrolman Helm was suspended for 15 days for failing to grasp the situation.
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Board of Public Safety
William Paulsel
John Helm
Edward Petticord
Riverside Park
Helm
Peeped Into the Gun
Special to the Sum reports a brief local note about a firearm incident, noting a curious act or discovery. No injuries specified, and details are sparse in the readable fragment. The item appears as a brief, single-sentence wire-like blurb.
Russian unrest and government moves threaten general strike
Russian authorities tighten control as processions form in St. Petersburg and factory workers pressure for a strike. Troop deployments, coastal rail line security, and mutinies in Reval and near Warsaw raise fears. Stolypin may resign as cabinet reform stalls and hints of a dictator rise emerge.
Mutiny on Paymal Ozva Ship Ends in Shootings
Despatch from Raval details a mutiny aboard the Paymal Ozva after a student dressed as a sailor arrived. Sailors blocked arrests, firing on four officers. Two officers escaped by small boat. mutineers sank the boat. Two mutineers attempted to send torpedo boat No 105 to sea, but the crew refused and departed.
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London
Raval
Paymal Ozva
Ths
Rush of pearl merchants to Wabash and western rivers
Special to The Sun reports a surge of wholesale pearl traders from New York to the Wabash Mississippi and western tiers. The rise follows increased pearl finds in mussel beds with several fine specimens. A notably valuable pearl, weighing around grains, was reportedly acquired by Maurice Brower and valued at 13,000 dollars though originally sold for 7 cents. Other colored drops and pink pearls from Vincennes Prairie Du Chien and nearby centers arrive as New York buyers move to source on the ground.
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Aus
Wabash
Mississippi
Maurice Brower
Wisconsin
T. 8
Anthony
Commanche
Vincennes
Ind
Prairie du Chejn
Port Seapan
York
Eight New Priests Ordained at Notre Dame Service
On August 3 in Sacred Heart church Notre Dame ordained eight new priests for Holy Cross. Bishop Hurth of Asia led the ceremony with aid from over twenty clergy including Holy Crown order's superior general. The new priests include George J. Marr Denver Colin Leo Helser Walter Lavin Timothy Crowsey David T. O Lear Evanston Alfonso duet James McMan New York Lennox.
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Ind
Flym
Holy Crose
Hurth
Asia
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Crown Order
George J. Marr
Denver
Colin
Leo Helser
South Bend
Walter Lavin
Providence
R. I
Timothy Crowsey
I Tmerlck
Ireland
David T. O'Lear
Evanston
Ill
Alfonso Duet
Luxemburg
Europe
James McMan
New York
Y. J. Lennox
Widow of 78 A death by own action in Rochester Ind
Mrs Catherine Vandersen, 74, told family she was tired of life and hanged herself with a towel in the yard of her daughter's home near Rochester. Her husband died two years ago and she mourned deeply, growing despondent as yesterday marked her birthday.
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Rochester
Ind
Catherine Vandersen
Aha
Gage shoots himself at Tourist hotel in Beattle Wash
Special to The Sun reports Eli A. Gage son of former treasury secretary Lyman J. Gage shot himself through the heart in a room at the Tourist hotel in Beattle Wash yesterday. He had been living there under the name JW Gorst since Sunday with little luggage and few personal effects.
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Gage
Eli A. Gage
Lyman J. Gage
Washington Herald to Launch as Independent Morning Paper
Washington Herald, a new national scope daily, will begin Sept 15 in Washington. Founded by Mr. Bone, formerly editor of the Washington Post and Chicago Examiner, the paper will print in the old Post building and aim for independence with support from city business leaders and public figures. Bone previously worked in Indianapolis and Chicago.
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the Sun
Washington
D. C
Washington Herald
Washington Poet
Bone
Herald
Post
The
Times
Examiner
Will Wed in Mexico in Bold Society Note
Noblesville society leader Miss Mildred Vial leaves for Old Mexico where she will wed William Hown next week. He is a Purdue graduate and has worked with Westinghouse in Pittsburgh for two years, now in charge of a large plant in Calhuahua, Mexico.
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San. Noblesville
Mildred Vial
Eft Tegay
Old Mexten
William Hown
Hoen
Purdue University
Westinghouse Electric
Pittsburg
Calhuahua
No Concessions Reported By Print Shop Union Actions
The Tithographers' International Protective Benefit Association of the United States and Canada, with headquarters in New York, stated that the union has already secured concessions from 152 firms nationwide. Indianapolis firms report no concessions, claiming any new concessions have not been offered. A mention of Japanese fans sent by the Chicago and North Western Railway is included as a separate snippet.
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Tithographers’ Internationsl Protective Benefit Association
United States
Canada
New York
Levey Brothers and Haker-Thornton Company
Indianapolis
Chicago & North Wouturn Railway
Aental
Ene
Lilly Company Denies Drug Trust Ties In Suit
In a United States court filing, the Ell Lilly company of Indianapolis practically acknowledges a drug trust existance but denies active involvement. It cites knowledge of a Chicago figure called the black fist, denies evidence of co styling, and claims most retailers and wholesalers are in their respective associations. It says no knowledge of freight discrimination and that it will not sell to firms identified as aggressive cutters.
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Associaion
United States
Ell Lily Company
Indianapolis
Lilly Company
C. C. Bombaugh
Chicago
Retailers’ Association
Wholesalers’ Association
Parole Granted to Gates and Anderson in Indiana
Howard Gates of this city has been paroled from the Indiana prison at Michigan City after a conviction for arbhesslement. Details indicate reform and release terms set by state authorities.
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The
Sun
Anderson
Ind
Howard Gates
Indiana
St. Michigan City
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