Week in Review: Accidents, Trials and Global Rumors
A patchwork of brief items includes Myra Dietz’s hospital surgery after a shooting by a deputy sheriff, Judge Kidwell’s sudden death, a Cincinnati jeweler’s wife assaulted, a daughter studying law to prosecute her father, and Liberty bonds and Greece rumors. Also noted are a drain of school rules for a 15 year old, a Mormon colony plan in Mexico, a 6800000 feet cargo schooner rescue, and Taft era economy savings.
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Myra Dietz
Hayward
Wis
Dodd
Miss Dietz Ws
John F. Diets
Winter
Pegro
William H. H. Kidwell
Richmond
Robert E. Peck
Cincinnati
William Sperry
Wiliam H. Pound
Muskogee
Oklo
Washington
James Wickham
John F. Deitz
Cameron Dam
Oscar Harp
Angel Virgile
Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Gray
Clarinda
Carroll
Dulliver
Cicero Price
Commodore Price
Duchess of Marlborough
Lillian Hammerster
New York
Troy
N. Y
Indiana Rail Commission Eyes Court Win on Telegraph Operators
The Indiana railroad commission seeks a court order to compel H F Houghton Big Four general superintendent to provide data on telegraph operators ages and service in the state. If denied the commission may present the matter to the General Assembly, arguing for expanded authority to protect life and property on railroads.
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Indianapolis
Railroad Commission of Indiana
H. F. Houghton
Big Four Railroad Company
General Assembly
Statehouse
Big Four
Sandford
Fowler
International and Local News Briefs From Y M C A Convention to Car Racing
The YM C A of America opened in Toronto to discuss resource use. Railroad lawyers adjourned in New York after proposing a seven member committee to study the new Interstate commerce court. Victoria BC suffered fire losses estimated at 1 1/2 to 2 2 million dollars. Over 10 000 garment workers went on strike in Chicago, total strikers 25 000. A M A Hanna dock shed in Superior WI burned, loss 510 600. Kansas reports a drop of 20 000 school children in 20 years. The Haitian gunboat Liberte was lost after an explosion with about 70 dead or drowned. The Haitian general count included ten generals. China nears completion of a 50 million dollar loan with a 5 percent rate. funds to reform currency and promote industry. Ralph Johnstone set an American altitude record at 7303 feet in New York, amid snow. Jack Johnson lost at Sheepshead Bay in his first auto race, Barney Oldfield setting a new record in the Blitzen Benz.
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Young Men's Christian Associations of America
Toronto
New York
Interstate Commerce Court
Victoria
B. C
Chicago
M. A. Hanna
Superior
Wis
Kansas
Fairchild
Topeka
Hatien
Port de Paix
Haiti
China
Ralph Johnstone
Jack Johnson
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Indiana apples favored by state entomologist Douglass report
Indiana soil suits apple growing says B W Douglass state entomologist filed with the governor. He notes any Indiana region can host commercial orchards with proper drainage cultivation and care. He lists varieties like Early Harvest Yellow Transparent Duchess Chenango and Sweet Bough as adaptable or profitable where market access exists.
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Indianapolis
B. W. Douglass
Indiana
Douglass
Chenango
Sermon Echoes Thunder as Preacher Answers Bishop
A colored minister preaches with strong zeal in a church visit to a bishop. He declares salvation with loud gesturing and explains his aim to compensate for less lighting with thunder, prompting a light critique from the bishop.
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Ladies Home Journal
Easy for Her
An elderly corpulent woman scolds her granddaughter after the child spills food at lunch. The girl retorts that God gave the grandmother something in front to stop it.
Murine Eye Remedy advertised by Chicago firm
Druggists offer Murine Eye Remedy in liquid form with prices 25c 60c and 1.00. Murine Eye Salve sold in aseptic tubes at 25c or 1.00. The company promises eye pain relief and soothing effects for red weak weary watery eyes and granulated lids. Free eye books and advice by mail from Murine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago.
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Murine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
First Try and a Lively Breakfast Banter
A light dialogue jokes about doughnuts and artificial rubber praising a quick invention. The clipping also includes ad lines on constipation remedies and buckwheat flour with a moral quip about foresight and fear.
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Tacoma
Wash
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Negel
London
Paris
Berlin
Greece
George
Boston
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Russell Sage
Public Utilities Commission
Phoenix
Mexico
Luther T. Ellsworth
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
M. A. Unruh
E. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Los Angeles
Beatrice Anita Turnbull Baldwin
Allan R. Hawley
Augustus Post
St. Ambroise
Quebec
St. Louis
Chicoutimi
F E. E. Walls
Holliswood
Campechy Banks
Parkwood
Galveston
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Kaisenga
Far East
Taft
Treasury Department
Stanton C. Pemberton
David W. Holstlaw
Joseph Clark
Legislative Chamber
Pemberton and Clark
Sangamon
Springfeild
J. W. Knox
Derby Desk Company
Cetara
Italy
Bay of Naples
Gulf of Salerno
Ischia
Procida
Vesuvius
Mount
Epomeo
Agricultural Department
J. C. Foster
D. L. Auld & Co
Columbus
Foster
Great Northern
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Oakdale
Fort Dodge
Charles M. Stuart
Carroll Ol Lows
Cummins
William Fraser McDowell
Great Britain
Republic of Portugal
Germany
Florida
St. Augustine
Tampa
Key West
Lebanon National Bank
Capital
American Trust Company
Lebanon National
Railroad Commission
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Association of School Boards of
Eilis Hh, Drake
Elkhart
Ind
Superintendents’ Association
Charles H. Judd
School of Education
University of Chicago
Indiana College
W. A. Mills
Hanover
Francis J. McConnell
de Pauw
C. M. Marble
Jeffersonville
J F. Nunez
Mishawaka
E. D. Allen
Pendleton
H. G. Woody
Greencastle
School Board Association
Secretary of State
Marion Sales Company
James I. Kepperly
E. A. Brown
J. O. Vanier
Kokomo Inner Tire and Manufacturing Company
Kokomo
Incorporatore
J. €. Dewes
M. W. Elkenberry
Ciece
Oscar R. Telling
A. C. Camp
N. H. Oglesbee
Pank
First National Bank
Citizens’ Trust Company
Oglesbee
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
The
State Board
Robert J. Aley
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Election Commissioners
Clark
Crawford
Dekalb
Dubois
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Harrison
Kosciusko
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Lake
Laporte
Marshall
Noble
Ohio
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Pike
Porter
Poser
Spencer
Steuben
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Warrick
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Allen
Benton
Daviess
Gibson
Jackson
Jasper
Jay
Jefferson
Jennings
Knox
Lawrence
Martin
Newton
Pulaski
Scott
Sullivan
Vermilion
Warren
Whitley
Starke
Ripley
A. F. J. Baur
State Florists’ Association of
Tomlinson Hall
Mr. Baur
State Board of Forestry
General News
Tate
State News
South Bend
Barnum & Bailey
Grace Gilbert
Kalkaskwe County
Michigan
Giles A. Calvin
Calvin
Trenton
Tenn
Rushville
William Gilson
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Kingsland
Lafayette
Grace Eller
Montmorenci
Martin Robinson
Robinson
Montmorency
Anderson
Alvin Davis
Tillie Williams
Harley Sylvester
Davis
Evansville
James R. Garfield
George J. Geissler
Darling
Sears
Pierce
Cox
Mrs
Carter
Steelville
Missouri
Han
Lewis Chemical Coo
Warne Ave
Bell
Requist Biophy
John Brauler Co
Bpringfeld, C
Mason Mfg. Co
Dept. 2
Canton, C
Chenoweth 4
Kenese
Asa & Seasernn
Mage
Atten Aw
Gilliam
Start Reserve Fun Fundoma
Trayics Investor
Bos Manchunk
Visco Motor O11 Co
Cleveland
Bonour
Plano
Highlands
V. Fowder Co
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Rouklad CO
Branklin Ave
Thompson
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