State Musicians at Noblesville for Indiana meeting
The thirtieth annual Indiana Music Teachers association convention opened in Noblesville with about five hundred delegates. Thomas Pappé, New York editor, lectured as clubs from Muncie to Noblesville prepared recitals. Tonight's program features Janet Spencer, Ernest Consolo, and Marion Green. A Noblesville concert and reception preceded events as Peru Hammond and Washington delegates vie for next year’s gathering.
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Mmésting
Thomas Pappeo
New York
Muncie
Wabash
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Marion
Noblesville
Opera House
Janet Spencer
Boston
Ernest Consolo
Chicago
Marion Green
Musical Club
Noblesville Military Band
Meade Vestal
H. E. Grey
Huldah Wheeler
Will H. Craig
Musical Clubs
Prohibitionists Claim Swift Supreme Court Action Affects Campaign
Indiana Prohibitionists allege political influence sped the Sopher case through the state supreme court after Judge Ira Christian ruled the screon unconstitutional. They claim Judge Artman’s licensing ruling and Newlin led to a rapid decision, undermining their campaign while Artman maintains the saloon is unconstitutional. They plan another similar case to renew debate.
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West
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Indianapolis
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Unique Indiana picnic invitation in juvenile court writ
An Indiana invitation committee led by Chalmers Hadley issues an alternative writ of mandate to state employees for a June 9 picnic at Fairview park. The writ orders attendance at 1 39 p m at the statehouse and a 6 o clock basket dinner, with spectators urged to bring baskets and families. A park program includes athletic events and a game between the statehouse team and American Central Life Insurance.
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State Library Commission
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State of
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Statehouse
American Central Life Insurance Company
Farm Widower James Baker Hangs Self in Indiana Barn
In Logansport Indiana James Baker a 0 year old farmer from Young America failed to return from the field. His wife and daughter searched the farm locating him in a barn apparently having hanged himself. The incident troubled the family and authorities investigated the scene.
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James Baker
America
Taft’s West Swing Greeted by Thousands of Hands
Secretary Taft concluded a ten day tour of the western states amid vast crowds. He was visibly tired yet received widespread applause as he shook thousands of hands from men women and children in every stop, signaling strong popular support.
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Taft
West
Still High Liquor Laws Face Supreme Court Rehearings
Temperance forces insist the Indiana liquor laws are constitutional after the state supreme court reversed Judge Ira Christian on the Sopher case from Noblesville. They cite a Lebanon ruling by Judge Samuel Artman and say they will seek a rehearing, then pursue a federal case and possible US Supreme Court action.
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Sopher
Noblesville
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Lebanon
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Taft Forces Hold Fire as 1908 Fight Looms
New York dispatch reports administration forces will wait until fall to pursue Taft nominating moves. The December national committee meeting could determine control, with anti Roosevelt factions aiming to oust chair Harry New and install Scott or another anti administration ally. Roosevelt’s private remarks still push for Taft nomination while readiness for December actions grows.
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Idaho
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Louisiana
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Chicago
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Harrison
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
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South
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Mrs Dan Hanna No 3 Now Divorcee and Millionaire Son’s Bride
Cleveland social notes report Mrs Dan R Hanna No 3 formerly Miss Mary Elizabeth Stewart who wed the millionaire son of the late Senator Mark Hanna a few days ago. Born in Vermont with a father an iron worker she is about 25. Previously married to Frank Skelly a hotel clerk the divorce followed estrangement over stage ambitions. She gained local popularity in Cleveland society after several theatre efforts.
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Vermont
Hanna
Frank Skelly
Cleveland
New York
Lost diamond wagon on Northwestern train in Wisconsin
Miss Earth Morrison of Laporte Indiana visiting G W McCormick in Menominee lost a $1000 diamond ring on a Northwestern passenger train in Wisconsin. The ring was taken off in a toilet room and forgotten, with searches ongoing.
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Wis
Earth Morrison
Laporte
Ind
G. W. McCormick
Menominee
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Tragedy at Monon Roundhouse Kills Worker
Ernest Black of Quincy is killed at the Monon roundhouse in New Albany when a piledriver weighing several tons at the top of a derrick is released. He attempted to oil machinery and his head was crushed as the iron weight struck him, tearing his head from his body.
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Est Black
Quincy
New Monon
Black
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Various Vacancies
The civil service announces exams at usual locations on July 17 to fill two assistant grain standardization posts in the bureau of plant industry at $1000 to $1200 annually, one assistant engineer in the United States engineering corps in Atlanta at $1200, and two to three assistant arboriculture posts in the bureau of plant industry with $600 to $1000 per year.
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Atlanta
Bureau of Plant Induster
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