Indiana Grange ends 43rd annual session in Madison
Aaron Jones declines re election after twenty years as master as L H Wright of Columbus is named master and W W Paxton Pennville overseer in the Indiana Grange closing its three day Madison meeting. New officers include W A Hay Worthington lecturer and Nina Alexander Portland as lady assistant steward.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Grange
Madison
Aaron Jones
L. H. Wright
Columbus
W. W. Paxton
Pennville
W. A. Hay
Worthington
Virginia
Nicar
South Bend
J. W. Lyskowinski
Lanesville
George
Columbia City
Grange
Mr. Jones
Jones
Commissioner of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Postal Savings
The
Orange
Train wreck near Wickliffe claims life of fireman
Partial derailment of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern No. 16 near Wickliffe shows signs of rail tampering. The train carried Alfred H. Smith's private car. a fireman was killed and a $1000 reward was offered for the attackers. Smith aided in summoning aid after the crash.
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Cleveland, O
Lake Shore &Michigan Southern Railroad
Chicago
New York
Wickliffe
Lake Shore
New York Central System
Alfred H. Smith
Smith
Ald
Global learns of wrecks and political unrest across cities
Reports from Los Angeles Wilmington and Berlin describe seaquake damage wrecked piers and injured men in California, a fatal auto crash in Delaware, church strike agitation in Germany, and Milwaukee electing Socialist leaders. A New York bombing at O K Bottling injured a girl and killed a manager.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wilmington
Del
L. J. Moore
Salisbury
Harry Pierce
Newark
Berlin
Milwaukee
Hmil Seidel
New York
O. K. Bottling Company
West Thirty-eighth Street
Ida Ausewitz
Thomas McCabe
Expressman
Aif
Villa Threatens Across Border as Tampico Battle Rages
Reports from El Paso and Washington detail Villa asserting dictatorial control in Chihuahua and Tampico after heavy fighting. Villa demands money and immunity for Chihuahua, while threatening to escort German consul Otto Kueck to the border. Federal forces hold Tampico after four days of combat.
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City of
Mexico
Tampico
Lmparcial
Huerta
Congress
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Villa
Torreon
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Luis Terrazas
Sergeio Sanchez
Otto Kueck
Kueck
Washington
Beaport
Mona Lisa Found in Florence After Art Theft
Florence reports Mona Lisa recovered after its 1911 Louvre theft. Italian suspect confessed saying he acted to avenge Napoleon’s Italian actions. The painting and suspect are in police custody. a British offer of 5 million dollars was refused.
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Florence
Italy
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Napoleon I
Leonardo
Five Brokers Fined Four Thousand Each in Cotton Pool Case
Five defendants in the federal suit against brokers who formed a cotton pool in 1909 pleaded non contendere before Judge Grubb and were fined $4,000 each for Sherman act violations. Defendants include Col. Robert M. Thompson New York Eugene G Seals Dallas William P Brown Frank Hayne New Orleans and W H Rothschild Woodsville Texas. The judge tied the fines to the same grounds as the earlier $4,000 penalty on James A Patton Chicago.
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New York
Grubb
Col
Robert M. Thompson
Eugene G. Seals
Dallas
Texas
William P. Brown
Frank Hayne
New Orleans
W. H. Rothschild
Woodsville
James A. Patton
Chicago
U. S. Ship Vermont Disabled at Sea On Mediterranean Cruise
The battleship Vermont with a broken starboard main shaft and flooded compartments limps toward Hampton Roads after sailing from the Mediterranean under convoy of the Delaware and colliers Orion and Jason. Rear Admiral Charles W. Rogers reports the casualty to the Navy Department.
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Washington
Vermont
Hampton Roads
Mediterranean
Delaware
Orion
Jason
Navy
Charles W. Rodger
Atlantic Fleet
Wilson orders inquiry over insurrection song at Army Navy dinner
President Wilson ordered an investigation by the war and navy departments into satirical remarks at the Order of Carabao banquet. Secretaries Garrison and Daniels sought explanations from Rear Admiral Howard and Major General Aleshire after the procession and a provocative song criticizing the administration.
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Washington
Wilson
War and Navy Departments
Order of Carabao
Army
Aracet
Villiers
Navy
Prrettary Bryan
Rodeis
Cone
Govnor
Daniels
Garrison
Redfield
Burleson
Vandeventer
McKenna
United States Supreme Court
Wood
Senate Defeats First Amendment to Currency Bill
Washington reports a 40 to 35 Senate vote against altering the administration currency bill. The Hitchcock amendment proposing four regional banks and public ownership was tabled. Democrats mostly supported the admin plan, while Republicans backed Hitchcock. Poindexter sided with the Democrats as a Progressive.
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Washington
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Owen
Poindexter
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Miss Rhoades
Misa Rhoades
Accounting Board
Board of Trustees
Jacob P. Dunn
Randolph Street
Accounts Board
Indiana Society For the Study and Prevention of
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Montgomery
Fountain
St. Joseph
Wayne
W. T. 8. Dodds
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
United States
Dodds
Indiana Hotel Keepers
F. L. Branham
Union City
Indiana Hotel Keepers’ Association
G. E. Sherman
Elkhart
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Weathers
R. G. Watson
Henry W. Lawrence
J. Howard Krause
Carranza
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Venustiano Carranza
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