Hope Renewed For Peace Plan In Mexican Mediation
Niagara Falls ont june 3 hope for peace in Mexico rose as A B C envoys replied to Rafael Zubaran Carranzas washington agent and urged cooperation. The note indicated Huerta may quit only if Mexico is pacified and a new government gains public support, complicating constitutionalist terms and widening the path to a possible truce under President Wilson.
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International
Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico
A. B
Awoys
Rafael Zubaran
Carranza
Washington
Urquidi
Bsservers
Huerta
United States
Wilson
Strike Looms As 72000 Rail Workers Vote Likely
From Chicago today the International News Service reports that 72000 locomotive engineers and firemen on Chicago area railroads may strike if peace talks fail. Ballots for a strike vote were mailed to workers with results expected by Monday. union leaders say they have sought peace and fair play but may not yield further wage concessions.
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International News Service
Chicago
W. S. Stone
Schood of Engineers
W. S. Carter
Return to Work After Chicago Brick Strike Settlement
About 150000 workers from building trades unions, laid off by the brick makers strike nearly three months ago, prepared to resume work today as Chicago’s worst construction paralysis ends. Leaders on both sides hailed the agreement reached three weeks prior, which had been rejected earlier by employers and men.
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International News Service
Hicago
Chicago
Iike
Rete
Vernga C. Worley Tributes Omitted From Public Notice
Additional tributes were omitted from the publication Tuesday for Vernga C. Worley. Names listed include Isabelle Long Ira Lacki lark a and Arte, among others.
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Vernga
C. Worley
Isabelle-Long
Ira
Lacki Lark A SR
Arte
Two Lebanonites to Graduate From Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute Indiana Mayme Sheridan and Anna Lewis of Lebanon are named in the 1914 class of Indiana State Normal school at Terre Haute. The commencement exercises begin Sunday June 7, with Superintendent E M Ser vies sending invitations and a program for the event.
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E-M Servies
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Mayme Sheridan
Anna Lewis
Indianapolis Clerk Shoots Self in Court Office
R. E. Scott, 52, clerk of Superior Court No. 3 in Indianapolis, killed himself today by shooting in the mouth. Unmarried, poor health given as the cause. International News Service reports the death.
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Apolis
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
R. E. Scott
Superior Court No. 3
Narrow escape as roof collapses in farm fire
Fire destroyed the Richard McIntyre farm residence north of Mechanicsburg on Tuesday afternoon. Neighbor Jerry Anderson narrowly escaped serious injury while salvaging bedding as the roof fell. Loveless, tenant, had no insurance on goods. house partly insured. Outbuildings including wood house milk house smoke house and well house destroyed. Telephone system failed. only private line to Antioch disrupted. Loveless rented a cottage in Antioch from William Spray for shelter.
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Richard McIntyre
Mechanicsburg
Jerry Anderson
Palmer & McMahon Partner Sells Residence in Anderson
George O. Falmer of Palmer & McMahon has sold his Anderson residence and plans to move to Lebanon around June 12. He will occupy J. W. Batterton’s North Lebanon street property, vacated by Dr. and Mrs. Gay Schultz. Mrs. Palmer was shocked by the sudden death of Dr. B. H. Roark in Spokane, a close friend of the Roark family.
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George O. Falmer
Palmer & McMahon
Anderson
Lebanon
J. W. Batterton
North
Lebanon Street
Gay Schultz
Palmer
B. H. Roark
Spokane
Wash
Firm dissolution filed by A. J. Smith & Sons Company
Secretary of State notice from Eflingham shows A. J. Smith and Sons Company of Lebanon filed voluntary dissolution. The notice was received today, indicating the company will discontinue operations.
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Secretary of State
Eflingham
A. J. Smth & Sons Company of
Lebanon
Pall bearers named for Vernon Worley funeral
Pallbearers at Vernon Worley’s funeral Tuesday afternoon were W Dykman of Indianapolis Lyle Gttinger of Lebanon J D Swanders of Indianapolis Lawrence Fall of Indianapolis Emmet Ralston of Indianapolis and R C Jones Walter Patterson and John Coons of Lebanon Also listed were companions who spent the day near Haversticks at Broad Ripple where Worley died and several Indianapolis attendees including Mrs S M attended the service.
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Vernon
Worley
W. Dykman
Indianapolis
Lyle Gttinger
Lebanon
J D. Swanders
Lawrence Fall
Emmet Ralston
R. C. Jones
Walter Patterson
John Coons
Haversticks
Broad Ripple
Mr. Worley
C.D. Swanders
Rainton
Guy Aronhalt
Turn down offer of park benches
Harvey M. Coulter asked county commissioners to grant a three year privilege to place forty eight four foot park benches at entrances to the court house yard. He proposed twelve benches at each entrance funded by advertising space sold to local firms and claimed broad public support.
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Harvey M. Coulter
Court House Yard
Coulter
Court House
The
County Commis
Indiana farmer praises new claims spreading device
D C Price reports on testing a new top dressing spreader called Chine, saying it will aid Indiana farmers and gardeners. He describes using fourteen tons of manure and slime on a windy day with two light horses, noting effective distribution on his farm.
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Indiana
D. C
Bankers of Group Four to Meet in Indianapolis
Bankers of Group Four of the Indiana Bankers Association, including Boone, Marion, Hancock, Hamilton, Tipton, Hendricks, Morgan, and Johnson counties, are preparing for a gathering in Indianapolis on June 12. The program details were to be announced.
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Bankers of Group Four
The
Indiana Bankers Association
Boone, Marion, Hancock, Hamilton
Tipton, Hendricks, Morgan, and
Johnson Counties
State Chemist Report Reopens Winters Case Mystery
The state chemist report in Newcastle Indiana on June 3 revived interest in the Catherine Winters case. Stains on a wider shirt and a child's red sweater were identified as human blood. Private Detective Abel, who fled after accusing Dr Winters and his wife, says he will return to substantiate his charges.
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Linternational News Service
Newcastle
Ind
Winters
Abel
Catherine Winters
Tective Abel
Dr. Winters
Road petitions and appointments in Clinton and Perry townships
The board found a petition by Charles W. Morton et al to vacate a Clinton township highway sufficient. Viewers George Norwood Harry Sullivan and Joseph Underwood are to meet June 8 and report by June 23. Reports on the W. W. Grover gravel road in Perry township were approved and bids set for July 7. Smiley to receive $50 attorney fees. Huber and Titus granted Purdue University scholarships. Maple named first alternate. The Paule Worn Thief Detective Association petition for constabulary powers for George Smith was granted. In Sugar Creek township the remonstrance on a free gravel road by taxation was withdrawn. Viewers report deadline extended to June 24.
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Charles W. Morton
Clinton Township
George Norwood
Harry Sullivan
Joseph Underwood
Auditor's Office
W. W. Grover
Perry Township
P. E. Smiley
Paul Huber
Orville Titus
Purdue University
E. Bliss Maple
Paule
Injury at Indestructible Wheel Works injures Roy Martin
Roy Martin of Indestructible Wheel Works sustained a painful injury today while aiding with loading ore into a large tank linked to a hydraulic press. His left thumb nail and part of the flesh were torn away after the thumb was caught between a pulley and rope. Dr. H N Coons treated the wound.
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Roy Martin
H. N. Coons
Mahan Funeral At Residence Thursday Afternoon
The funeral for Oliver Percy Mahan will be held at the family residence 04 North Lebanon Street on Thursday afternoon at three oclock. Interment will follow at the nearby cemetery.
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Oliver
Percy Mahan
North
Lebanon
Thursday Street
Nnet
Annual meeting to discuss federal reserve system topics in Indianapolis
The Columbia Club in Indianapolis hosts its annual meeting on Friday June 12 with Congressmen Charles A korbly speaking on the federal reserve act. Other speakers include C R McKay transit manager at First National Bank Chicago and Ms Sonntag Evansville bank president. A 6 30 dinner precedes officer reports.
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Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Federal Reserve System
Charles A. Korbly
Indiana
Federal Reserve Act
C. R. McKay
First National Bank of Chicago
MS. Sonntag
American Trust and Savings Bank of
Evansville
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Three Involved in Auto Crash Near Hammond Patrol
In Hammond on June 3 a posse traveling at high speed between Crown Point and St John to intercept burglars crashed into a bridge, badly injuring Bryce Whitaker brother of the sheriff, Will Heintz, and Frank Brown. The machine demolished the bridge and the men were rushed to aid.
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Hammond
Ind
Crown Point
St. John
Sheriff Whitaker
Bryce Whitaker
Will Heintz
Frank Brown
Local mystery deepens as Catherine Winters sought
Dr Winters and his wife met with the photographer from New Castle, Knowles, and the missing daughter Catherine Winters amid renewed countywide publicity. The latest photograph, aimed at locating the missing girl, was taken by the photographer in Impressed conditions.
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W. T. Mease
Joes
Newcastle
Dr. Winters
Catherine Winters
Cathsine Winters
Abels theories ponder vanished girl found or killed
The community wonders if the missing girl may have been killed and her body hidden in the concrete foundation walls of the Winters home, as Abel's theories gain attention.
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Abel
Elected officers for Queen Esther Circle met at Slater home
The Queen Esther Circle of the M E church met Tuesday evening at the home of Misses Letha and Lena Slater. Lucile Edwards led devotional and Miss Adah Huber led. A program on Going Home to Italy was read by Miss Drue Belle Tetessi. Officers elected for the coming year include President Lucile Edwards and vice president Edith Fogle. Several officers and patrons were named. a $25 pledge was voted for distribution where needed. Social hour followed with light refreshments.
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Queen Esther
M. E. Church
Letha
Lena Slater
Lucile Edwards
Adah Huber
Italy
Clay Aviv
M. E. Home Missionary Convention
Crawfordaville
M. V. McBroom
Frank Myers
Edith Fogle
Hazel Sherra
Adah Haber
Sarah Foyle
Bernardine Wilson
Lethal Slater
Rolla Wiliams
Adah Hays
Three Mangled Bodies Found Near Railroad Tracks
Three unidentified men, all well dressed, were found dead by a railroad track near Rickory, Massachusetts, the scene described as mangled. Authorities say the incident is under investigation and no identifications have been made.
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Hewe BO Mvnor
Rickory
Mass
Double-Header Engine Explosion Kills Two Near Duval
Engineer William Wier, 40, of Columbus and Fireman K M Harmon died when the second engine of a Norfolk and Western freight train exploded near Duval ten miles north of Ville Ohio. Eight years were wrecked and a mile of track torn up. Low water pressure suspected as cause.
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Interrwaawiv Versal Anws Punvick
Ville
William Wier
Columbus
K. M. Harmon
Norfolk le Western
Duval
Here
Ship Goes Ashore Near Sierra Leone After Heavy Blow
The British steam ship Fulani bound from Calabar ran aground on Carpenter's Rock off the West Coast of Africa near Sierra Leone during a gale. The crew promptly signalled for help as the situation unfolded.
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International News Service
Sierra Leone
West Coast
Africa
Fulani
Calabar
Carpenter's Rock
Johnson case upholds ten day clause in baseball contracts
Judge Foell denies motion to dissolve the temporary injunction in the Johnson case. He finds the ten day clause in section 7 of baseball contracts largely standard and enforceable, noting players would unlikely sign if it caused hardship. The order makes the injunction permanent, barring Johnson from playing with the Federals and discusses four key points including misrepresentation, reciprocal effect, damages, and enforceability of negative covenants.
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Johnson
Judge Foell
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Aak
Foell
Federals
Cincinnati Club
Garner Chosen for Crawfordsville School Board Seat
The Crawfordsville city council elected Prof. J B. Garner to the city school board at Tuesday night’s meeting. A former Lebanonite and Lebanon High School graduate, Garner has chaired chemistry at Wabash College for many years.
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Crawfordsville
J B. Garner
Garner
The
Lebanon High School
Wabash College
Montreal collision claim seeks 50000 damages
The Collier Sterstad owners sue Canadian Pacific Railway for 50000 in damages after a collision with the Empress of Ireland. They allege the Empresa was at fault and there was negligent navigation, naming the incident near Montreal on June 3.
Suffragette Attack Wounds Gallery Attendant in London
International news reports a suffragette wounded an art gallery attendant at Dore on New Bond Street while smashing pictures. The assailant struck with a hatchet edge, drew a crowd, and was restrained and arrested as the victim was taken to hospital in unconscious condition. The weapon was secured for evidence.
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International News
London
Dore
New Bond Street
Royal Academy and National Gallery
Bartolowzi
John Haptend
Fence project traps man in his own yard
Clarence Shepherd, while building a fence for Everet Goodwin in the Scotland neighborhood, found himself accidentally fenced in after finishing the job. To escape, he was forced to cut a section of the fence to free his team.
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Clarence Shepherd
Everet Goodwin
Scotland
Captain Walkup Killed by Lightning in Auto
Captain Joseph O. Walkup of the medical corps U S A was killed when lightning struck his automobile. He was struck in the forehead. He formerly resided east of Mace.
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Joseph O. Walkup
Mace
Hines Brothers Take Roles at Franklin MacVeagh and Columbia
Rufus Hines leaves Columbia Conserve after fourteen years as chief cook to join Franklin MacVeagh Company in Chicago and oversee the Clarks Hill plant. His brother Will Hines, newly promoted at Columbia Conserve, becomes head chef there. Will Hines is married to Bliss Kennedy, daughter of Will Kennedy of this city.
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Rufus Hines
Lebanon
Chicago
Franklin Mac - Veagh Company
Columbia Conserve Company
Hines
Clarks Hill
Franklin MacVeagh Company
Will Hines
Will €. Kennedy
Bliss
Plans for second anniversary Progressive party celebration
International News Service reports tentative plans for the second annual birth anniversary of the Progressive party on August 9 in Chicago. Theodore Roosevelt will be guest of honor and principal speaker with Gifford Pinchot and James Garfield as speakers. Attendees from across the country are invited, including Governor Hiram Johnson of California and former Senator Albert Beveridge.
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International News Service
Chicago
National
Medill McCormick
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Jamess. Garfield
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Mr. Melk
Arson Squad Again in Belfast Skirmish
Ardmillian Villa in Fort Willi Park was barred early today by militant suf. The arson squad reports a repeat incident tied to ongoing unrest in the region.
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Belfast
Ardmillian Villa
Fort Willi Park
Suf
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