Taft Credited For Guiding Philippine Self Government
William H. Donovan reports to Los Angeles from Manila praising President Taft for laying the government foundation in the Philippines. He notes natives hold many offices from municipal to provincial levels and the central government shares native leadership, highlighting progress under Gen. Smith and Gov. Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Henry Donovan
Philippine Commission
Manila
P. T
The
Angelus
Donovan
Taft
Commission
Herinning
Philippines
Philippine Assembly
Gen. Smith
Forbes
Postal Savings Bank
Gov. Forbes
Philippine
Islands
Sugar Trust
Mindanao
Society Women Stun Maharajah at New York Event
The Maharajah of Mourbhanj, visiting the United States, is shocked by social gambling at Narragansett Pier but views the Jeffries Johnson prize fight as not brutally shocking. He notes Indian boxers sometimes fight with steel spiked gloves and says a man is killed now and then in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maharajah of
Mourbhanj
India
United States
Coney Island
Narragansett Pier
Italian banker accused of swindling father in Pittsburg case
Vincent Morelli, 30, said to be from Steubenville Ohio, is to be brought to Pittsburg to answer a charge by his father Antonio Morelli. The father claims he was duped out of $1200, the savings of a lifetime, and later confined in a Massillon institution for the feeble minded from which he escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Vincent Morelli
Steubenville
Antonio Morelli
Japan Trade To Suffer From New Japanese Tariff
Washington reports American trade with Japan could be hit after July 17 next year when Japan’s tariff law takes effect. The state department warns most U S exports to Japan will face about five percent higher duties under the new tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Washington
State Department
Silent banquet marks Deaf and Blind convention in Colorado
Delegates to the ninth convention of the national association for the deaf and blind and the third world congress for the deaf gathered in Colorado Springs. They spent the day in South Cheyenne Canon and held a silent banquet Saturday evening at a local hotel where speakers with international reputations responded to toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
National Association For the Deaf and Blind
Congress For the Deaf
South Cheyenne Canon
Five Percent of School Children Have Defective Hearing
Trenton Aug 16 Five percent of public school children are found to have defective hearing using the audiometer. Prof J M McCallie, tester in Trenton schools, says the device offers immediate, accurate results and helps place hearing impaired students near teachers for medical attention and exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
J. M. McCaallie
McCallie
Prof. McCallie
Psychological Clinic
Universary
Woman Fights Off Thresher Crew In Eight Hour Stand
Mrs. Angelina Marschhoff, a 125 pound woman near Belleville, halted a 13 man crew and a threshing outfit for eight hours on a farm road. She used an empty basket as a sunbonnet and a mysterious tin bucket to deter the workers, backing them from entering Wirth’s land amid a feud over a bridge dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Angelina Marsehhofy
Belleville
Marschhoff
Wirth's
Frank Deditus
Wirth
Dedidius
Doctors Remove Inch of Spine in Boston Driver Rescue
Lawrence Mass August 16 doctors at Lawrence hospital removed one inch of spinal column to save Alexander Potter a Boston chauffeur from a serious auto accident injury Potter survived and walked out of the hospital in seemingly good condition after the daring operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Alexander Potter
Boston
Lawrence Hospital
Potter
Convicts Deserve Pay Say Judge Latshaw
Judge Ralph Latshaw of the criminal court argues Missouri should pay wages to penitentiary convicts. He suggests funds support families and cites Governor Stubts of Kansas who plans a bill to grant convict wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Ralph Latshaw
Criminal Court
Stubts
Kangas
British stance on Japan US war hints in London scene
In a London room Sir Edward Bransome and Mr. Coulson discuss a reward offer and a tense reply from Mr. Smith on Britain’s position if Japan and the United States clash. They reveal three months until a treaty expiration and signal ambiguous reading between lines for Mr. Jones and the American side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Coulson
Sir Edward
Hamilton Fynes
Hegel
Mr. Smith
J. B. Coulson
New York
America
London
Jones
Foreign Office
Edward Bransome
Bransome
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Mr. Jones
Downing Street
Tam
Directory of Indiana addresses and businesses compiled
A long OCR list shows names and street addresses for individuals and firms across Indiana towns and cities such as Indianapolis, Muncie, Fort Wayne, and Richmond. It includes company names like Capitol Grocery and various merchants with addresses on Washington, Indiana avenues, and state routes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonor
Thresher
Bears
Food
Gastoria
James B. Coulson
Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R.V. Pierce
Pres
Suffalo
N.Y
Indianapolis, Ind
Achey, Chas
Holmes, Acker, H. A. ,& CO
Alexander, E
AMT
GEO
Virginia
AMT & Crosley
New Jersey
BAE Bros
Washing- Ayres, M. G., Grocery CO
Sherman Drive
Balz John M
16Th St
BAUER
Con
N. Capitol
Brauer
L. Nietsck
Michigan
Boatright
WM. B
Central Boetcher
A. W
Clifton
Bogert
C. C
Ee Bridge
H. B
N. Brooksire Grocery
Brown
W. L
Bulghr
Delaware
Buschman
William
Ft. Wayne
Capitol
Twenty-sixth
Campbell
Roosevelt Canada
C. J
E. Washington St
Carlisle
Jess
J. B. Talbott and Tweanty- Cottage Grocery CO
East
Chen Bros
Illinois
Wayne
Pield
A. A
Senate
Dausch & Wehlerman
Howard
Dietz
St. Clair
Dittman
F. G
DIL
Reisner
Fromhold
Prospect
Geraldine Grocery CO
Gerd S
Madison
GEST
Hillside
Gillum
B. Washgton
Gudett
Eaat
Gol
John
Ane Blake
RAHAM
Linden
Orange Grees Wood Oy Snyder
Nabamere
C. H
Adam Rim
Gross. Frank
Massachusetts
Harkness
Highland
Hahn
S. Meridian
Harmon
Hansen
Havens, Ww. & CO
EB. Morris
Haynes, R. B. & Bro
Haynes, M. P
Pleasant
Herble
Frank
N. Itnots Herider
Central
30Th St
Herman ,Bros
Hubert
S. Harlan
Ooes Bros
OLAES
Sheloy
Howard, W. M
HOY & Ford CO
Brummell
N. Western
Targang Bros
Rae Avenue
Johnasus Grocery CO
Jelf
K. B
Pe South Holmes
N. Senate
Kaelin
F. A
Bellefontaine
LE May Bros. CO
LE May
W. 30Th
Pollock Bros
Toledo Pupp
Power
P. O
Quinn
E. A
S. Weat
Rathart
Meridian
Regula
S. Eaat
Richard
F. C
Georgia
Robinson
Rumlber
G. M
Sample
Wheeler
Schaub
J. C
Birch
Schoener
Zohn T
Lynn
Schwecman
Louis
Windsor
Schali
Brookside
Schleghl, F. & Son
Shelby, Cott
EB. A
M. A
Voler Nem
Charles A
Madh
Waddington
EB. E
N. Tinote Wasson
H. P
Watts
H. M
Udell
Walters
H. W
Indiana
Weiland
H. F
Shelby. Williams
GEO. HL
Williams
Oliver
Ad & South
W. Wash- Williamson
W. H
Warren Wright
R. W
Worth
S. Noble
Zimmer
J. F
Palmer
Peter
Amo
Ind
Scott & Hurst
Arlington
Munden
Ralph
Ashland
Scates
C. H. Bainbridge
Ratclif
Samuel Broad Ripple
D.—Kassebaum
J. S. Greenfield
Landrus
F. Greenwood
Rush
T. N
Knightstown
Boakerson
A. Lolantville
Manilla
End
Manilla Gro
Martinsville
Johnson
Rinker
Geo. L
Hunt & Gillam
Reland
Ledbetter
J. C. Welborn
H. Whittaker
Baker
A. H. Whitestown
the Growers of India Tea
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