New Constitution Aims to Include Employers Beyond Manufacturers
Indianapolis July 10 The National Manufacturers association weighs a broadened scope to include employers and allied groups. A new constitution would rename the body the National Association of Manufacturers and Employers with active, auxiliary, contributing, and honorary memberships. An emergency fund supports propaganda against organized labor, with yearly dues outlined and a September executive committee vote planned. The text notes recruitment for naval enlistment exams at the Apple building in Indianapolis as another item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Manufacturers’ Association
Doom. Parry
Indianapole
J. W. VanCleve
St. Devis
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton
E. W. Pubrul
Cincinnati
Mal AC
Resenecrang
Evensville
Marshall Cushine
New York
Claypool Hetcet
Thoroughy
Manufacturers’ Association
New Orleans
National Association of Manufacturers and Employers
Tess
Tae
D. al. Parry
Parry
Five Die As Train Strikes Ohio Wagon At Crossing
Westbound Pennsylvania No 31 struck a wagon near Redcomb Junction eight miles east of Cincinnati killing five and injuring four. J C Copenhagen and his wife and seven others including Grace Termick and William Booth perished or were hurt. several children survived but injured. Names of the dead include Copenhagen and Lemmick and Booth among others. hospital and morgue reports followed the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Cec
Willam Booth
Charlies Johnson
William Poole
J.C. Copenhaven
Grace
Tem Dren
Grace Termick
Je. Copenhaven
Williiam Booth
Charles Johnson
Copenhagen
William Booth
Ute Hospitel
Milie Copenhaven
Charles Copenhaven
Grace Lemmick
Albert Copenhaven
Nellie Copenhaven
Samuel Copenhaven
Opposition Dominates Canal Treaty Debate in Panama
From Panama July 16, Bogota reports devolver Toran, isthmus representative, says efforts in congress aim to defeat the canal treaty. Former President Castro maintains opposition stance as the dispute continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Bogota
Harvard graduate Allen awakens after five weeks sleep
In Long Branch New Jersey on July 1 CL Ents member Allen who is a Harvard graduate has awakened and spoken to his doctor after five weeks of near total sleep with only brief intervals of wakefulness continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Allen
Harvard
Appointed Lieutenants in the United States Army
Washington July 11 The following persons have been appointed second lieutenants in the United States army First Sgt William S Herrill 6th company coast artillery Jesse D Fl Hott Alabama William G Motlory Tennessee
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Washington
United States Army
Wiliam S. Herrill
Coast Artillery
Jesse D. Fl Hott
Alabama
William G. Motlory
Tennessee
Walthour Wins Local Paced Circuit Race in Providence
Bobby Walthour rode in magnificent form and won the last pacd circuit race in Providence Rhode Island on July 10. He caught his pace first and led all the way finishing in 27 minutes 02 1-3 seconds, ahead of De Guichard and Butler.
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Providence
R. I
Bobly Walthour
de Guichard
Butler
Heat Prostrations and Deaths Sweep New York Area
July 10 reports six heat deaths in New York and six in Brooklyn with about twenty prostrations nationwide. The day at most reached 94 degrees, the warmest since July 2 1901. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt departed Sagamore Hill on the yacht Sylph for a Hudson cruise and planned to return to Oyster Bay by Friday night.
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New York
Brooklyn
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Sylph
Hudson
Oveter Bay
Chicago Heat Wave Claims Two Lives and Strains Ten More
Chicago records two deaths and ten prostrations due to a fierce heat wave. A night thunderstorm followed the heat, cooling the city slightly but leaving damage from the storm.
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Chicago
Race War in Texas Routs Sour Lake
Sour Lake Texas July 10 a brakeman Bud Thompson on the Southern Pacific was fatally shot by a Negro at Nome Junction. A mob of 500 raided camps of laborers and burned guard lines. Negroes fled the town in panic leaving over fifty for Houston and Beaumont.
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Sour Lake
Tex
Woerd
Southern Pacific
Bud Thompson
Nome Junction
Thaempson
Houston
Beaumont
Off Field
Spencer found guilty of murder in first degree
New York in July William Spencer, a Black man, who shot and killed Superintendent Charlies McFarlane of the Anti-Policy Society, on June 1 in a corridor of the court of general evolutions, was found guilty of murder in the first degree.
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New York
Wm. Spencer
Charlies. McFarlane
Anti-Policy Society
Court of General Evssions
Union to organize women stenographers and typists in Worcester
A labor union is being formed in Worcester to include women stenographers and typists. It aims to regulate hours and win a shorter working day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Interdenominational Congress Planned in Washington
The American Guctetry of Religious Education regents announce an interdenominational congress on religious education to be held in Washington next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Guctetry of Religious Education
Cuba’s Sugar Exports Rise in Early 1903
Cuba reports 4300 tons of sugar shipped in the first half of 1903, surpassing the same period in 1862 by 24400 tons. The on hand stock is estimated at 358400 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
Philippine indebtedness certificates to be issued
Washington July 10 An issue of 3,000,000 Philippine certificates of indebtedness is to be made by the insular bureau of the war department if plans under consideration are carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burrau
War Department
Partial Confession Reported in Everett Murder Case
Everett Washington July 10. E. Oc lesty, a colored man wanted for the Mississippi killings of four Negroes, made a partial confession to the city police chief. He was arrested July 1 on vagrancy charges and held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Wash
E. &. Oclesty
Mississippi
Pope Leo Improves as Vatican Calm Returns
Rome July 13 Pope Leo showed signs of improvement and a calmer Vatican mood. Dr Lapponi said continued progress through July 21 could ease anxiety toward a near cure while the pope attended Mass and rested with medical staff nearby. An official bulletin noted improved pulse and stable temperature as the pontiff stayed in a simple, bright chamber.
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Rome
Leo
Lapponi
Mer. Marton
Jappent
Mazzani
Christ
Swan wins class four at Royal Regatta in Copenhagen
The Royal Regatta opened in Copenhagen with seventy yachts from Britain, Germany, Scandinavia and America. Robert W. Goelet’s Swan won class four in 5 hours 42 minutes 6 seconds, defeating the Swedish Khaki which finished in 5 hours 12 minutes 31 seconds on the mile course.
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Copenhagen
Royal Yacht Club
Great Britain
Germany
Scandinavia
America
Robert W. Goelet
Swan
Baptist Young People's Union Convention Ends in Atlanta
The Baptist Young People's Union of America concluded its convention in Atlanta on July 13. No decision was reached on the next year's convention site, left to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
The
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
President Sets Final Disposition on Jewish Petition
Washington notes the president will finalize the Jewish petition before addressing any new issues from the Manchurian situation. This indicates a sequential approach prioritizing the petition over further regional disputes at this stage.
Heat Claims Six in Paris as Storm Ends Heat Wave
In Paris on July 13 immense heat persisted until a Sunday storm. Six people died from sunstroke in the early afternoon as the violent weather disrupted the city and cooled temperatures.
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Paris
Changed-Top Mast Lifted on Shamrock TL in New York
The steel ton mast of the Shamrock TL was lifted in New York on July 20, lifting a major section of the vessel. The operation showcased precision by crew aboard the vessel with supporters noting the milestone for the ship's repair and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mishics Promoted To Department Chief In War Ministry
Belgrade July 13 Colonel Mishics of the Sixth Infantry, a key figure in the June 11 coup, has been promoted to department chief of the ministry of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Mishics
Ministry of War
Yacht Capsizes in Narragansett Bay Capsize Drowns Man
A Providence sloop yacht Curlew capsized Sunday afternoon in Narragansett Bay. One man drowned and several others narrowly escaped a similar fate as 12 or more occupants were thrown into the harbor. Rescue and investigations followed as crews retrieved survivors.
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Bristol
Narragansett Bay
Lord Mayor Hosts American Naval Officers in London
The Lord Mayor of London hosted the American European squadron at a luncheon with Ambassadors Choate and Rothschild’s circle present. Admiral Cotton and six American captains were among over 150 guests. King Edward reviewed the Honorable Artillery Company at the armory and later joined a parade watched by a huge crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ambassador Choate
United States Navy
Choate
Roosevelt
Adm
Cotton
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Gorman
Jora Rothschild
Americarm
Evans
Depew
Henry Irving
Honorable Artillery Company
Edward
Horse Guards
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Boston
Honorable Artillery Company of
Ambassador Cheate
Baby Stolen and Found Murdered Near Bloomington
The two year old daughter of Andrew Jordan, a teamster, was abducted from his home Thursday night. Her mangled body was discovered Friday in Stautz's pasture near Bloomington, after being choked and mutilated. A suspect man who may have hired the rig is being sought by neighboring towns.
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Bloomington
Andrew Jordan
Stautz
Ex Chief Ames Dons the Stripes
St Paul Minnesota July 11 Fred W Ames former chief of police of Minneapolis colonel of the 130th Minnesota volunteers during the Spanish war and brother of Mayor Ames was Friday taken to the state penitentiary to serve six and a half years for grafting in office. The supreme court Friday refused a new trial.
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Ames
The
Stripes
St. Paul
Minn
Fred. W. Ames
Minneapolis
130Th
Minnesota Volunteers
State Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Treasury bonds exchanged for consols update
Washington reports that 3 and 4 percent bonds exchanged to date total 77,490,150 dollars. Officials expect that by July 3, when refunding ends, about 85,000,000 dollars will have been exchanged.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Frenzied Farmer Kills Son In Law Then Surrenders
Bluffton Indiana July 13 John Terrell a wealthy farmer near Petroleum shot and killed his son in law Melvin Wolfe during an incident that followed a dispute over support. Terrell after firing on Wolfe entered a doctor's office drove off a crowd at gunpoint and surrendered to the sheriff. He remains jailed.
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John Terrell
Bluffton
Ind
Petroleum
Melvin Wolfe
Wolfe
Terrell
Fred
Terrel
Dr. Saunders
Severe storms damage property across multiple states
A July series of storms tore through Baltimore Washington and Nebraska causing extensive damage. In Northeast Baltimore 51 houses lost roofs debris filled streets and 300 people were displaced. Other storms in Washington Neb Beaver City York Hastings and Hastings Nebraska caused fatalities injuries crop losses and widespread property damage including destroyed tents floods and washed out rail lines.
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Baltimore
Washington
Potomac River
Robert Smith
Charles Slaughter
Wm. Lyons
C. H. Bannigan
Norse Shipley
Beaver City
Neb
Union Salvation Army of
Kansas
Nebraska
Holland
Beaver Creek
Burlington
Stamford
York
Hastings
Net
Jlittie Blue River
Cntire
Trains Collide Near Dead Man's Curve in Missouri
A Missouri Pacific fast mail train from St Louis to Kansas City crashed into a stalled excursion train at Dead Man's Curve between Lee's Summit and Blue Light. Three tramps were killed and several on the excursion train were injured. no passengers on the fast mail were hurt. The excursion locomotive and cars derailed leaving only the mail car, baggage car, and locomotive on track.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Lite Blue
Lees Summit
Fast Mail
Flac
Wood River Baptist Sunday School condemns mob law
The Wood River Baptist Sunday School association in Bloominstein expresses opposition to mob law after a weeklong convention. The group condemns unlawful executions by mobs and urges citizens to protect their homes, praising Governor Durbin of Indiana for defending citizen rights irrespective of race.
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Bloominstein
Wood River
Durbin
Indiana
Cain
Jury unable to reach verdict in Drake murder case
Covington Indiana July 11 Friday afternoon the twelve jurors reported no verdict after twenty hours deliberation Judge Rabb discharged them saying they understood the position six favored acquittal and six for conviction Mrs Drake's attorney moved for bail which the court reserved The case has cost Fountain county 3000 to date Mrs Drake cried in jail and no trial date is set yet
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Covington
Ind
Emira Drake
Rabib
Rabb
Indianapolis Fire Eater Burns Face in Stunt
Abel Cotton attempted a gasoline flame mouth act on Laura Street after an afternoon show. The flames scorched his face and mouth, risking eye injury and possible death if inhalation occurred. A physician could not rule out inhalation as a cause for serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Laura Street
Abel Cotton
Five Deaths Feared in Ice Cream Poisoning Case
In Petersburg Indiana on July 11 five of 21 people poisoned by ice cream at James M Arnold's Monroe township home were expected to die. Sixteen others had recovered and reunions of families from several names were held. Ice cream served at dinner preceded the cramps and illness among attendees.
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Petersburg
Ind
James 5
Arnold
Monroe Township
Wm. HH
Walker France
James R. Arnold
Lucas, Johnson and McCormick
Indiana State Bar elects officers at Indianapolis meeting
The Indiana State Bar Association met in Indianapolis and elected seven officers: President W. P. Breen of Fort Wayne. Vice President Oscar H. Montgomery of Seymour. Secretary Merrill Moores of Indianapolis. Treasurer Frank E. Gavin of Indiana. and executive committee members John W. Wern of Indianapolis Epaham Marsh Treenfield Addison C. Harris both of Indianapolis. John L. Ruhe of Richmond.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana State Bar Association
Fleers
W. P. Breen
Fort Wayne
Oscar HE. Montgomery
Seymour
Soretary
Merrill Moores
Frank E. Gavin
Indianary
Iis
John W. Wern
Epaham Marsh
Treenfield
Addison C. Harris
John L. Ruhe
Richmond
Judge Wilcox Dead in Honolulu Surgery Complication
Judge Wilcox prominent Hawaii figure and adviser to King Kalakaua dies after a surgical operation. He was a noted authority on the Hawaiian language and island history and law.
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King Kalakaua
Honolulu
Pacific Cabie
Judge Wilcox
Intimare
Kalakaua
Hawaiian Islands
Red Poizonin
Friends fear for missing electrician Chariel W. Robinson in Crawfordsville
Chariel W. Robinson, superintendent of the electric light plant in Crawfordsville Indiana, vanished after leaving the city last Sunday night. The safe at the plant remained locked and the books are inaccessible, heightening concern among his friends.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Chariel W. Robinson
Electric Lick
Kishineff Relief Fund Receives Large Donor Totals
The Kishineff relief committee in St. Petersburg reports receipts of 182,500 roubles from America and 363,709 roubles from Russia. Total receipts reach 736,500 roubles with 484,500 roubles spent. future expenditure is estimated at least 359,600 roubles.
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St. Petersburg
Kishneff Relief Committee
America
Russia
Shot From Ambush Hits Worker at Factory in Syracuse
July 13 report from Syracuse New York states Gerers Moore, a Melders union member, was badly wounded by an ambush shot at E. C. Stearns & Co factory. A strike breaker is believed to have fired the shot amid a weeks long strike. Police reserves intervened and two arrests were made. Several rifles were found on site as excitement grips the area.
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Syracuse
NL OY
Gerers- Moore
Ambis
E. C. Stearns & Co
Armfre
Secretary Recot Visits Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Secretary of War Recot was the guest of President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay on Sunday night arriving unaccompanied at 5 22 Sunday evening. Departmental matters were discussed.
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Rod
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Recot
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Birthday of King Peter Celebrated with Amnesty
Belgrade observed King Peter's birthday with nationwide thanksgiving services. The king hosted a palace reception and granted an amnesty in honor of the occasion.
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Belgrade
Peter
Site of Jerusalem Dedication Opens to Public
In St. Louis on July 11 the World's Fair grounds reopen to the public for the first time since closing in April for the dedication exercises. The event marks the dedication of the site of Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
St. Louis
Poisoned Candies: Thirty Six Children Die in Cracow
A Cracow dispatch reports 25 children died after eating poisoned candies. Three men have been arrested as the alleged perpetrators of the crime.
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Berlin
Cracow
Galicia
Austria
Governor of Kwang Si Washington Report
July 11 Canton dispatch reports Consul General McWade cables the municipal state Fanton matters from Canton. The brief note gives a glimpse of official activity and telegraphic communication.
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Kwang ‘Si Washington
McWade
Canton
Fanton
Refugees From Evansville Reach Mt Vernon After Threats
More than 290 salored refugees arrived in Mt Vernon Ind from Evansville by train and on foot after reports of threats to burn homes. Several in the group were wounded and carried arms in slings as they sought safety and food.
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Mt. Vernon
Ind
Evansville
Warner
British rifle team to challenge Palma trophy in 1941
Funds have been subscribed or pledged to allow a British team to travel to the United States in 1941 to attempt to recapture the Palma trophy. British riflemen express delight at the prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisley
Eng
United States
Ritish Riflemen
Two Deaths From Lockjaw Reported After Fireworks
Two more deaths from lockjaw linked to Fourth of July fireworks were reported Sunday in New York. Victims include Mrs. Van Ness of Newark and Henry Bridgewater of Port Richmond, Ss. L.
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New York
van Ness
Newark
Henry Bridgewater
Port Richmond
Pretender Defeated in Tangier War Update
In a July 13 dispatch from Tangier Morocco it is confirmed that war minister El Monobhi entered Taza the rebel stronghold after seven days of hard fighting Bu Hamara on July 7 reports a complete defeat of the rebellious tribes.
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Tangier
Morocco
el Monobhi
Taza
Bu Hamara
Turks and Bulgarians Clash on Frontier Dispute
A dispatch from Constantinople reports engagements between Turkish and Bulgarian troops on the frontier, with Turkey accusing Bulgaria of crossing into its line. The clash underscores mounting tension between the two states.
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Paris
Constantinople
Denver Pioneer Roger Woodbury Dies at 72 in City
Roger W. Woodbury longtime pioneer newspaper man and banker of Denver died Sunday at age 72. He was a native of Ohio and had been a prominent figure in the city’s business and press circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Roger W. Woodbury
Woodbury
Death of Father Antrobus in London
Father Antrobus, superior of Brompton Oratory, is dead in London. He was considered a potential successor to Cardinal Aughan as archbishop of Westminster. Earlier in his career he served in diplomacy.
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Father Antrobus
London
Antrobus
Brompton Oratory
Cardinal Aughan
Westminster
Death of poet William Ernest Henley
London July 13. William Ernest Henley poet and collaborator with Robert Louis Stevenson died Sunday aged 81. He had been in usual health until a fortnight ago.
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Ernest Henley
London
William Ernest Henley
Robert Louis Stevenson
Steamer Clifton Ferryboat Collision Claims Crew
In New York on July 13 an excursion steamer Clifton collided with a ferryboat near Manhattan. Two deck hands jumped overboard. one was drowned. The incident disrupted service and prompted rescue efforts.
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New York
Clifton
Manhattan
Asiana
Oldfield Sets World Record in Auto Mile Run
Marion Indiana July 10 Barney Oldfield established a new world record by driving an automobile a mile on a half mile track in 1 16 25. The prior mark for a mile was 1 26 by Winton. Oldfield ran five miles in 5 46 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Barney Offield
Winton
Oldfield
Purdue station barn struck by lightning in Lafayette
The Purdue agricultural experiment station barn in Lafayette Indiana was struck by lightning Friday night and burned. The fire destroyed the barn and its contents including grain seeds agricultural implements and several thoroughbred cattle.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Agricultural Experimental Station
Lafayette Amusement and Racing Association Joins Polo League
Lafayette Indiana July 9 The Lafayette Amusement and Racing association accepted membership in the Central Indiana Polo league comprising Marioz Ft Wayne Logansport Danville Lafayette Kokomo and Terre Haute.
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Central Indiana Polo League
Lafayette
Ind
Lafayette Amusement and Racing Association
Marioz
Ft. Wayne
Logansport
Danville
Kokomo
Terre Haute
German Pioneer Dead in Tell City Home
Jos. Bauer an old Tell City pioneer about 80, born in Germany, found dead in bed at his home. He leaves a wife and one grown daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell City
Ind
Jos. Bauer
Germany
Nyx Wins Third Race at Indianapolis Barrier Event
About 2 000 fans watched Nyx win the third race Wednesday at Indianapolis with the barrier. W. Waldo rode in two races and won both. Five Points captured the pacing race in two sensational finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Nyx
W. Waldo
Death of 92 Year Old Man in Mount Vernon
A report notes the death at age 92 in Mount Vernon with a fragmented line referencing July and a date or age detail. Further readable details are limited due to text corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Abel
Weather Sparks Mob Violence, Says Dr Fletcher
Indianapolis July 9 Dr William B Fletcher the insanity expert says heat drives mob outbreaks. He cites Bastille mobs Spain’s fiercest crowds and American riots as occurring in hot weather noting increased heart action and nervous irritability as possible causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Williar B. Fletcher
Spain
America
Threatened lynching by mob of newsboys in Indianapolis
A July 11 incident saw newsboys form a lynching bee targeting Corky Ford, a one legged black man, dragging him through streets before police intervened. Ford pleaded for help as ropes were tightened and his wooden leg damaged, then a police copper dispersed the crowd.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Corky” Ford
Corky
Western Writers mark 16th anniversary at Winona Lake
The Western Writers association celebrated its 16th anniversary at Winona Lake with a special program. W. B. Henry state librarian of Indiana read a paper on Literature and Libraries and led a post event discussion. Pen S. Parker conducted a memorial service for Sir Joan G Bowriner and Mary Hartwen Cetherwood. Leon Vincent lectured on the Carlyles and their literary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Western Writers’ Association
Winona Lake Wednnestar
W. B. Henry
Indiana
Pen S. Parker
Joan G. Bowriner
Mary Hartwen Cetherwood
Leon Vincent
Carlyle
Woman bitten by snake while asleep in Indiana city
Mrs da Whalen of Leganeport woke Tuesday night from a dream to find a snake coiled around her fingers. She flung it to the floor and killed it, but the struggle left her bitten several times with painful wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leganeport
Ind
Indiana Whitecap Caces at Bloomington Court
A five day trial ended in Bloomington with a verdict in Green County whitecap damage suit for Dr. Young and twelve defendants. A year earlier a similar suit by Mrs. Britton at Spencer was defeated.
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Indiana Whitecap Caces
Bloomington
Ind
Trisk
Green County
Whitecap
Dr. Young
Spencer
Britton
Crazed by the Heat IInd Threats by James Butcher
In Crawfordsville Indiana on July 19 James Butcher became crazed by intense heat and took two revolvers to threaten neighbors. He held off police for an hour before officers overpowered him. He shot at his wife and attempted suicide after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ined
Jas. Butcher
Thiursday
Treslont
Physician Found Dead Near Frankfort in Indy
Dr William J Burne of Peaksill Kentucky was found dead in a room at W K Hell's home in Indianapolis Thursday morning. Indications point to self destruction and the coroner is investigating. His wife and two children live at Switzer Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Wiliam J. Brrne
Peaksmill
Frankfort
W. K. Hell
Switzer
Heat Prostration Claims Terre Haute Machinist
John Montomery a machinist died from heat prostration on Friday afternoon as record heat blamed for at least 20 cases over the past three days. Temperatures have remained extreme with the mercury at 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hautes Ind
John Montomery
Tollgate Cut Down in Cochran Incident Leads to Warrants
Tollgate keeper Mrs Laura Lambkin of the Wilsboro and Aurora Turnpike Co. swears out warrants for the arrest of Charlies Miller and George Kerr charging each with cutting down the tollgate at Cochran near Lawrenceburg Indiana on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Laura Lambkin
Wilsboro & Aurora Turnpike Co
Charlies Miller
George Kerr
Cochran
Little Squaw Sets Fast Pace in Indianapolis Heat
At Indianapolis on July 11 Little Squaw Friday paced a fast 2:06%4 mile in the first heat of the free-for-all pace. The horse was pushed to reach this mark for Surret in a race dominated by strong early speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Powder Plant Demolished in Valparaiso Explosion
Valparaiso Indiana July 10 an explosion at the Aetna Powder Co plant in Millers Station demolished the works. The loss is estimated at 10000 dollars with no injuries reported. Unknown causes are being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Aetna Powder Co
Millers Station
Loas
Glass House Employees Convene First National Meet
Terre Haute Ind July 10 The first annual convention of the International Association of Glass House employees met Thursday with 50 delegates present. The aim is to secure uniform wages for day labor in glass factories and standard working hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass House
Terre’ Haute
Ind
International Association of Glass House
Poisoned by Ice Cream at Indiana Family Reunion
At a Monroe township reunion in Petersburg Indiana 22 persons fell ill after eating ice cream. James Arnold and family hosted the event. One person is seriously ill and another is expected to recover as investigation continues.
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Petersburg
Ind
James, OR
Arnold
Monroe Township
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