New Organization Formed In State Indiana Association of Manufacturers and Commerce
A new statewide body named the Indiana Association of Manufacturers and Commerce formed in Indianapolis to unite the Indiana Manufacturers and Shippers and the Indiana Manufacturers' Association. Officers include President B. A. Van Winkle Hartford City, first VP Henry Clemens Cannelton, second VP H. C. Atking Indianapolis, and treasurer George O. Rockwood Indianapolis, with a two-year scope for some directors and plans to elect a secretary early in January.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Manuuufacturers’ Association
Indiana Manufacturers and Shippers’ Association
Indiana Association of Manufacturers and Commerce
B. A. van Winkle
Hartford City Paper Company
Henry Clemens
Cannelton Sewer Pipe Company
H. C. Atking
Atkins & Co
George O. Rockwood
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
James English
Republicran and Steel Company
Thomas Bauer
Lafayette Box Board Company
J. M. Heron
Rex Buggy Company
Connersville
B. F. von Behren
von Behren Manufacturing Company
Wyansville
S. E. Swayne
Robinson & Co
Richmond
Lee Rodman
Indiana Cotton Mills
Cannelton
M. W. Mix
Dodge Manufacturing Company
Mishawaka
W. H. Marsches
Nicholson File Company
Anderson
W. H. Weinrecht
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Mitchell
C. H. Barnaby
Barnaby Lumber Company
Greencastle
John EB. Fredericks
Kokomo Wire and Steel Company
A. M. Glossbrenner
Levey Bros. & Co
Mexican Rebel Forces Close On Tampico As Insurgents Advance
Reports from Hermosillo and Juarez detail executions of officers and soldiers at Guaymas for treason and loot orders from Gen Francisco Villa. Rebel bands seize property rights, while 1,000,000 acres of Terrazas land feature in the revolt. Mexican forces breach Tampico region as clashes echo along the border.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Guaymas
Tenth
Qjeda
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Plaza
Juarez
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Villa
Terrazas
Mexico City
Tampico
Torres
Maytorena
Presidio
Tex
International Line
Luis Orozco
Mercado
Orozco
Dockyard Fire at Portsmouth Causes 5 Million Loss
Fire swept the Portsmouth dockyards on Saturday inflicting about 5 million dollars in damage. The newly moored battle cruiser Queen Mary was endangered but towed clear to safety as crews fought the blaze. Local reports cite Congressman I. B Pepper as involved in the aftermath.
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Portsmouth
England
Missouri seeks $26 million from 13 railroads in rate case
Attorney General Barker announces suits for $2 million each against Missouri Pacific Wabash and Santa Fe after Supreme Court dismisses injunctions on two rate laws. Judge McPherson suspends decree until January 10 as the state pursues overcharge claims.
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Kansas City
Missouri
U. S. Supreme Court
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Santa Fe
Barker
McPherson
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Spaniards Use Air Bombardment in Moorish Battle
Madrid dispatches report Spanish aviators bombed Moorish mountain troops at Muley Abselam in Moroccan territory. Aerial bombardment preceded a bayonet infantry charge that broke Moorish lines, sending fighters fleeing and leaving many dead and wounded.
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Madrid
Joe Cis
Muley Abselam
Spanish Morocco
Spanish War Office
Postal aid cuts dominate post office appropriation bill
Amid a House committee review all proposed major postal expenditures were struck from the post office appropriation bill including a 2 million dollar raise for rural mail carriers. The bill totals about 300 million dollars and focus shifted to core funding rather than expansions.
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Washington
Post Office
House
Fema
James H. Glennon
Florida
Wyoming
Frederick L. Chapin
Rueh
McAdoo
Aliam Stone
Missouri
Reed
Ganate
Stone
Currency Bill Passes Senate Amidite 64 Vote
The Senate approved the currency bill by a 64 to 84 margin with solid Democratic support and six Republicans. The act sets up an organization committee including the treasury secretary and two Federal Reserve board members, creates 8 to 12 reserve districts, and requires banks to decide to accept terms within sixty days.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
District of Columbia
Reserve Board
Federal Board
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Tor
Ministrator
Honda
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Hartford City
E. A. van Winkle
WiIl
H. E. Starnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Eigh
Tristate Institute
Evansville
Tristate Farmers’ Institute
Hinds
Kentucky
Evansville Business Association
W. J. Ritterskamp
Princeton
National Fruit Growers’ Association
J. R. Garver
Purdue University
Benjamin Bosse
Louis Taylor
Warrick Country
Frank Moffett
Mt. Carmel
History Department
Indiana University
Indiana Historical Survey
Terre Haute
Caroline Fairbanks
Theopolus Wylie
Andrew Wylie
Wylie Hall
State Lbrary
State Library
Horace J. Biddle
Logansport
Western Sun and Advertiser
Vincennes
Howard Tribune
Kokomo
Lafayette Daily Journal
Kokomo Saturday Review
Wabash Atlas
Lafayette
Wabash Plain Dealer
Terre Haute Express
Miami County Sentinel
Democratic Clarion
St. Joseph Valley Register
South Bend
Schuyler Colfax
New Albany Daily Tribune
Prairie Chieftain
Monticello
Madison Weekly Tribune
Madison Daily Banner
Indiana Poultry
Mid-West Association
Chicago
W. D. Holterman
Fort Wayne
Pulling Brothers
Rensselaer
Caspar Moore & Son
Sheridan
C. R. Deardorf
North Judson
Newton Nusbaum
Middleburg
J. F
Rhode Island
Red Cocks
M. 8. Barker
Thorntown
T. M. Campbell
Darlington
H. V Torhmolen
Portland
Studebaker ‘van South Bend
Huerta, Moheno and
Blanquet
General Huerta
Moheno
General Blanquet
National Congress
Huerta
Pepper
Becheres
Cardinal Martinelli
Rome
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