Indiana Teachers' Association Ends Session in Indianapolis
The history section of the Teachers' association met at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis, electing officers and appointing committees to prepare for Indiana centennial events. Moran of Purdue University was named president, with Chadwick and Graham as officers, and Woodburn, Wey, and Moran named to key committees.
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James A. Woodburn
Indiana University
Mr. Moran
Harlow Aindley
Earlham College
Indiana
B. W. Hond
Lafayette
Frank S. Bogardus
Terra Haute
Harry W. Wood
Indianapol
W. H. Gibson
Crawfordsvile
Heatrice Jones
Evaneville
Oscar H. Williams
Moran
John A. Lapp
Itis
Woodburn
State House
Indiana Association of Masterhouse Painters and Decorators
Hotel Severin
Indianapolis
George F. Haner
Richmond
G. W. Revers
Uottlieb Hallar
Fr. Wayne
E. G. McNeal
Harvey L. Loehr
South Bend
Association
Women nationwide plan May 2 suffrage mass meeting
National American Woman Suffrage Association announces a national suffrage day on May 2 asking Congress to pass a federal amendment. Mrs. Medill McCormick says unity with the Congressional Union will be maintained during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Congress
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Medill McCormick
National Congressional Committee
Washington
Congressional Union
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Capitol
New York
National Board
O. H. P. Belmont
Representative Mondell
Five defendents found guilty of manslaughter in copper strike case
Hancock Michigan February 17 The jury in the case of John Groff James Cooper Arthur Davis Waddell Mahon detectives and Deputies James and Polkinghorne charged with second degree murder in the copper strike shooting returned a manslaughter verdict on Sunday for all defendants except James who was found not guilty by Judge Flannigan Clemency was urged for Polkinghorne Raleigh of New York a sixth defendant jumped bail for $10000 and escaped
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Hancock
Mich
John Groff
James Cooper
Arthur Davis
Waddell
Thomas Raleigh
New York
Dr Anna Shaw Hurt In Jersey City Fall
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw president of the American Woman's Suffrage association was badly hurt after slipping from a Pullman car step and falling at Jersey Central station Jersey City. She suffers a compound fracture of the right leg below the knee and is staying at the Hotel McAlpin with Carrie Chapman Catt during suffrage speaking tours up-state.
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Anna H. Shaw
New York
Anna Howard Shaw
American Woman's Suffrage Association
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central Railroad
Jersey City
Doctor Shaw
McAlpin
Carrie Chapman Catt
Official Kills Self In Buffalo Graft Case Probe
John J. Kennedy killed himself in the Markeen hotel Buffalo amid graft case proceedings led by District Attorney Whitman. A subpoena and a sleeping car ticket to New York were found, Kennedy had been summoned to testify and had refused to waive immunity. Whitman could not find evidence tying motive to his death despite Kennedy’s bank loan activity and state funds Depositories.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John J. Kennedy
Markeen
New York
Whitman
Kennedy
Senator Augustus Bacon Dies After Illness
Washington reports United States Senator Augustus Oc tavius Bacon of Georgia died in a hospital after ten days of illness. He chaired the foreign relations committee since the Democratic rise and was the first senator elected by direct vote under the seventeenth amendment. A public Senate funeral followed with leaders, officials, and diplomats in attendance. President Wilson mourned a key adviser on foreign affairs.
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Washington
Augustus Octavius Bacon
United States
Georgia
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Navy
Army
Bacon
Wilson
British marines land with guns to guard legation in Vera Cruz
British marines with two machine guns and ammunition land at Vera Cruz to protect the British legation in Mexico City. Guns delivered by car on the Mexican railway arrived from the Suffolk amid tensions over a forthcoming defense against potential uprisings.
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Vera Cruz
Foreign Office
Legation
Suffolk
Mexico City
Francisco de la Barra
Tokio
Huerta
Mex
Joaquin Maas
War Ministry
Arthur RB. Cook
Mayo
United States
Connecticut
War Office
Cook
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Mr. Lind
Bertillon dies, fingerprint pioneer of criminology
Paris reports the death of Alphonse Bertillon inventor of the Bertillon system. He suffered from anaemia and was a leading criminologist of modern times. Other brief notes include President Wilson's illness and Speaker Clark’s cold in Washington, and Charles Comiskey's stomach trouble in Rome.
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Paris
Alphonse Bertillon
Bertillon
M. Bertillon
Washington
Wilson
White House
Rome
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Club
American Baseball League
Champ Clark
Gore Denies Attack Claim in $50,000 Damage Suit
Oklahoma Senator William Benton Gore is accused by Mrs Minnie Bond of assault at a Washington hotel. Gore testified he did not touch her and blamed political opponents for the suit aiming to derail his renomination bid. He described meeting Bond at a reception and recounted events in the hotel lobby and room.
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Oklahoma
Minnie F. Bond
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ythomas P. Gore
United States
Minnie B. Bond
Gore
Washington
Senator Gore
Kang
Robertson
Bond
Roma Ashore Off No Man's Land With 405 on Board
News from New York reports the Fabre liner Roma ashore south of No Man's Land near Martha's Vineyard with 405 passengers aboard en route from Mediterranean ports to New York. A Sunday SOS urged towboats and towing gear as the ship remained stranded. Nearby, the Niagara returning to France after broken propellers and the Bordeaux aiding.
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New York
Fabre Line
Roma
No Man's Land
Martha's Vineyard
Mediterranean
Newport
R. 1
Fabre
Urest
France
Niagara
Havre
Ushat
Bordeaux
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Mary V. Doyle
Indiana Infantry
Job Busher
Fifty-ninth
Nathan Fitzgerald
Hannah Earl
Eighth
William A. Taylor
Joseph W. Dawson
Tenth
Indiana Cavalry
Joel M. Morgan
Ninth
Archibald Leonard
James Taylor
David Nahant
John Wooley
Third
William N. Barnett
William Yandell
Seventeenth
Eliza J. Corn
Andrew N. Coffey
Fiftieth Indiana Infantry
Sarah A. Campbell
Twenty-sixth
Frederick Kepford
One Hundred and Forty-second
William L. Smith
Fiftyfourth
Clara A. Harlan
Thirty-eighth
Philadelphia
Wiliam Houston
Charles Fox
K. L. Whitman
James Smith
John Hesler
B. F. Hickson
Clay County
Lawrence Garrigus
Edney Buck
Indiana Operators’ Association
David Ingle
W. J. Freeman
M. L. Gould
J. C. Kelscm
A. M. Ogle
H. B. Talley
Hugh Shirkle
Philip Penna
H. M. Ferguson
Carl Scholz
J. K. Deering
J. T. Connery
M. H. Johnson
H. W. Little
George C. Richards
W. 8. Bogle
Board of State Charities
Amos W. Butler
Aiiney
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
W. 8. Powell
Buffton
Vera Chalfant
Muncie
William J. Mellinger
City Hospital
Mellinger
H. C. Hurd
C. EF. Lynch
Terre Haute
R. W. Johnson
Lowell
Frank H. Kelly
Argos
A. M. Mitchell
W. H. Mikesch
Hammond
Frank B. Fisk
Department For Dependent Children
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Agenta
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Official Kills Self
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No Man’s Land
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