Shortridge Annual Features Wide Range of Art and Writing
The Shortridge high school annual distributed to students and friends highlights its artistic section with forepart drawings by Loughmiller and others, athletic illustrations, and literary pieces by Lewis, Edmerton, Keys, Walton, Newcomb, Milligan, Bredy, Gibbons, and Ferguson. Alumni contributions describe university life abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
M. Bioden
Harry Charles Loughmiller
Bernice Orndorf
Eva J. van Pelt
Helen Wieall
Frederick Ross
Garvin Morrin Brown
Mary Avery
Hmma Wilkinson
Margaret Boscon
Florence Lowe
Lewis
Fertaris
Edward Rieman Lewis
Charlotte Edmerton
Bernice Keys
Stella R. Walton
Margaret Newcomb
Robert Farley
Garvin Brown
Frank, Gregory
Brith envoy arrives after securing labor deal for South Africa mines
Victoria British Columbia June 1 Colonel Hamilton, the British government's special commissioner to the Imperial Chinese government, arrived aboard the Impress of Japan after successfully negotiating to send 709,007 Chinese workers to the South African diamond and gold mines.
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Victoria
B. C
Col
Hamliston
Japan
Cincinnati Curfew Ordinance Introduced In City
Cincinnati introduces a curfew ordinance at Tuesday night meeting. It mirrors the Indianapolis law and follows a request from Alexander Mand of Louisville. American Courtesy Association head Mounland to speak Friday afternoon. Judge Lanning named United States district judge for New Jersey succeeding Floyds. Haree creek valley reports heavy property damage and drownings of Frank Woodruff and Willa Eubanks as streams flood the region.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Mullam
Alexander 1 Mand
Louisville
American Curtey Association
Mounland
Lanning
Washington
William M. Lanning
New Jersey
United States
District of New Jersey
Kirkpatrick
Floyds
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Haree Creek
Yauch
Frank Woodrff
Willa Eubanks
Green River
Big Piney
Hast Park
New Fork
Hams Fork
Silver Creek
South Fork
Carpenters Strike in Concord Over Eight-Hour Day
Union carpenters in Concord New Hampshire strike after contractors refuse Gemanda eight hour day demand. Local workers rally citywide as dispute continues with no immediate resolution. Dean's Ointment promotion appears in ad copy offering skin itching relief.
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Carpentera
Concord
N. H
Dean
Envy Drug Store
Indianapolis Man Denies Ripley Dearborn Lynching Fears
R L Willson of Indianapolis told THE SUN that reports from Indianapolis and Cincinnati papers about widespread lawlessness in Ripley and Dearborn counties are false. He recently returned from Versailles and Ripley County saying there is no renewed lynching or lawlessness there, countering claims of a revival of the mob.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
R. L. Willson
THE
SUN
Wedaday
Ripley
Dearborn
Versailles
Tn Ray
Hipley County
Blooming dress reformer to wed farm owner at Vineland
The Bloomers founder Susan P Fowler, 60, announces marriage to George E Fowler, 46, of Lemolle Minnesota after a provocative exchange of letters. Fowler traveled to arrange the wedding in Vineland, while Ms Fowler, long a dress reform advocate, has run a farm near Amesbury and resisted any suitor previously. The event concludes a half century of public advocacy for dress reform.
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Vineland
Susan P. Fowler
Miss Fowler
George Edward Fowler
Lemolle
Minn
Jeter
JOAN MITCHELL FACES TOUR AND MINING MEETING
Joan Mitchell worries about the trip as unrest settles in the Mine Workers union. President John Mienell of Fire Workers and Civic Federation says leadership will pass to Vice-president Lewis and Secretary Wilson. Mitchell plans departure for Dallas, New York, and Paris for the International Mining Congress as delegate.
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Mitchell
William Dodds
Pitteburg
Ampany
Paria
International Mining Congress
Duty Called to Quell Mob Turmoil
A forceful call to duty was issued as authorities mobilized to quell a civil disturbance. Police units and local militias were urged to respond to rising tensions, maintain order, and protect civilians amid escalating unrest. No specific names or locations are provided in the fragment.
TROUBLE AT HANGING ROCK STRIKERS PARADE THE STREETS
Gov Herrick ordered four companies of the Seventh infantry to Hanging Rock Lawrence County to quell clashes between striking workers and strike breakers near the Hamilton furnace. Ironton Portsmouth Manchester and Gallipolis units were dispatched to restore order as strikers paraded with wine posters and shotguns. One man was shot Tuesday evening during the unrest.
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Gov. Herrick
Seventh Infantry
Columbus
Herrick
Hanging Rock
Lawrence County
Hazoilton Furnace
Ironton
Fortsmouth
Manchester
Gallipolis
Slaj. Koln
Can+ton
Sherif Payne
Sher Ff Payne
Hanging Rock Ag
Sted
Tropa
Violen E
Americans To Do The Work In Tangier Crisis
United States officials announce plans to land marines from Tangier bound US vessels if captives Perdicaris and Varley are harmed. Raisuli’s demand of a ransom ranges from 50 000 to 90 000 dollars. The policy prefers pursuit to Morocco while avoiding forcing sultan to cede territory.
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Washington
U.S
Gummere
Tangler
State Department
Raisuli
Perdicaris
United States
Morocco
Surtat
Pordicaris
Stepene
Varley
Tangier Ani
Verley
Iselmert
Raisati
Raisal
Rassall
State urges housing for consumptives to curb raids
The Sun questions a law to protect consumptives like criminals from marrying in Indiana. Dr Harty, state health official, argues a state funded home and law could save money and lives, comparing disease to wolves. Debate notes difficulty predicting legislatures and potential exams for marriage eligibility.
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Harty
State Healty Board
Indiana
Indianapolis News Notes and Local Incidents
A jumble of city notices and brief items describes local cases, hearings, and happenings. Topics include court actions, arrests, hospital updates, a railway service launch, park plans, and civilian affairs across Indianapolis with references to city officials, figures, and events.
Governor Durbin to Speak at Three Days Jubilee
Gov Durbin will address opening night of the three days golden jubilee festival in Mt and 3 with singing societies entertained by Indianapolis men’s fercher. Mayor Holtsmin to give an address. Forest festival at German park planned as a very elaborate affair.
Woodford May Resign as C H D President
Cincinnati reports say MD Woodford, president of the C H D railroad, plans to resign for wealth reasons after a long illness. If he steps down, vice president Eugene Zimmerman would become president and GM C G Waldo VP. Also from Chicago two personal crises: photographer James B. Wilson found dead in State Street studio with likely self inflicted wound, and A Wermilen, 48, commits suicide by river plunge due to age concerns.
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Cincinnati, O
MD. Woodford
Mr. Woodfort
Woodford
Eugene Zimmerman
C. G. Waldo
Chicago
James B. Wilson
State St
Piller
Willson
A. Wermilen
Contested Election Postponed in Elwood Ind
Local report notes Mayor Smith will start proceedings to contest the election of J. W. Cat, Republican, who carried a large majority in Tecnnteaty fberina. A trip to Anderson occurred but the contest was postponed for several days, delaying action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Smith Wuld
J. W. Cat
Anderson
Roundup of Disease Germs at Court House
A hunt for disease germs is underway at the courthouse. Workers use tools to clear dirt from corners by brass railings as Secretary Jury of the State health Hoard notes such spots harbor germs. County commissioners aim to prevent any diphtheria or similar illness from lingering in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jury
Reed Institute Gift Bequest Claimed Here
Mrs Alanda W Bred died at Pasadena California and left about 2 million dollars to Portland for the founding of Reedstitute in memory of her husband Samuel G Reed a pioneer and capitalist The bequest will amount to about 2 million dollars and was filed in her will here.
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Portland
Ore
Jones
Alanda W. Bred
Pasaena
Cal
Reedstitute
Samuel G. Reed
Great gold strike at Glenbrook draws miners to Cripple Creek
A June 12 report from Cripple Creek Colorado says a colossal strike at Glenbrook, 16 miles south, has drawn hundreds of miners on special trains. Ore of phenomenal value is said to be found in vast quantities outside the Cripple Creek mineral zone.
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Colorado
Cripple Creek
Col
Glenbrook
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