Indiana Live Stock Breeders hold tenth annual convention at Purdue
The Indiana Live Stock Breeders association announces its tenth annual convention on January 15 in the Purdue University judging pavilion Lafayette. The program includes board meeting, addresses by Warren T. McFay and Prof W W Smith, plus sessions on breeding, beef cattle and live stock. The event aims to boost farming and judge corn and live stock.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Purdue University
Lafayette
Addreas
Warren T. McFay
Kentland
W. W. Smith
School of Agriculture
Oce
Bradfute
Xenia
Indiana
Plan District Conventions With February 10 Deadline
Republicans issued a formal call from State Chairman Fred A. Sims for precinct committeemen and delegates to district conventions on February 10. The state committee will meet February 12 in Indianapolis to elect a state chairman and secretary. Delegates are apportioned by county totals across 13 districts, with primary or mass conventions required in most counties. Eighth district selects A H Vestal to fill the late George Lilly’s term.
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New Vendome Hotel
Benjamin Bosse
State Association
A. Schaal
Terre Heute
Co. E. Morrell
Indianapolis
Walter Bhiers
Fred A. Sims
Claypool Hotel
Indiana Lincoln League
Princeton
Linton
New Albany
Greensburg
Terre Haute
Cambridge City
Muncie
Frankfort
Reneselaer
Marion
Kendallville
Plymouth
Otis E. Gulley
Posey County
Vanderburg
Warrick
Spencer
Pike
Gibson
Davies
Greene
Knox
Martin
Monroe
Owen
Sullivan
Morgan
Clark
Crawford
Dubois
Floyd
Harrison
Orange
Perry
Scott
Washington
Lawrence
Bartholomew
Brown
Dearborn
Decatur
Jackson
Ohio
Ripley
Switzerland
Jefferson
Johnson
Jennings
Clay
Hendricks
Parke
Putnam
Vermilion
Vigo
Fayette
Franklin
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Shelby
Union
Wayne
Marion County
Adams
Delaware
Jay
Madison
Randolph
Wells
Boone
Carroll
Clinton
Fountain
Hamilton
Howard
Montgomery
Topton
Benton
Jasper
Lake
Newton
Porter
Tippecanoe
Warren
White
Appoints Vice-President for Indiana Local Fire Insurance Agents
Joseph Bruns of New Albany announces district vice presidents for Indiana Local Fire Insurance Agents 13 districts with A. G. Greene in Evansville and J. J. Schindler in Mishawaka among others. Executive committee named Milner in Indianapolis as chairman with Pfister, Duke, Fitch, and McHenry. Grievance committee includes Kirkpatrick as chair and members Uhl Hutchingon Booth and Welgott.
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Joseph Bruns
New Albany
Indiana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
Indiana
A. G. Greene
Evansville
H. D. Ridenour
Vincennes
W. G. Harrison
Anthony Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
H. M. Smith
Terre Haute
R. F. Scudder
Rushville
Fred Gregory
Indianapolis
George W. Duke
Kokomo
C. B. Fitch
Fort Wayne
J. H. McHenry
Wabash
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Mun¢ie
Albert E. Uhl
Thomas Hutchingon
Wrangville
Bend
C.a.wel
Gett
Anti trust bill aims at personal guilt and price fixing
Washington January 12 the house judiciary committee draft of the administration anti trust bill tightens Sherman law. It imposes penalties on officers for violations and bans price fixing and interlocking directorates. Railroads would be barred from owning or controlling nontransport output like coal mines or steel plants.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Supreme Court of the
United States
Actress Gladys Drew Dies in New York at Forty
Telegraphic notes report actress Gladys Drew wife of Sidney Drew dying in New York at age forty. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs McKee Rankin.
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New York
Gladys Drew
Sidney Drew
Chicago
Landis
United States
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Elgin Board of Trade
San Francisco
Richard Creery
Japanese Troops Land In Mexico City
Washington reports that Japanese armed forces landed Friday from their battle cruiser Idzuma to guard the mikado's legation in Mexico City. The U S chargé d affaires O Shaughnessy has informed the government but no explanation was given by Japan.
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Washington
Mexico City
O'Shaughnessy
Striked WN ICT Stones and Clubs Hurled During Mine Escort
Trinidad scene turns violent as cavalry drives Mother Jones and a jail breakout caravan through town. The mob hurls stones and clubs, several troopers are knocked from horses, and Jones is escorted away amid gunfire and pursuit. In Michigan a Cleveland Cliffs mine fire kills two, prompting rescue efforts. Transvaal and Orange Free State martial law follows rail strikes with orders to shoot when dynamite attempts occur.
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Michigan
Trinidad
Colo
Mary ‘Jones
Jones
Colorado Coil
Denver
Calumet
Mich
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company
Negaunee
John Beebe
John 8. Barrett
Beebe
Larrett
Pretoria
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Glynn Plans Immediate Thaw Arrest After Return
Governor Glynn and Attorney General Carmody meet to arrange the immediate arrest of Harry K Thaw as soon as he leaves New Hampshire a requisition to reclaim him from any state Thaw fled to is planned Carmody states New York rights are not acknowledged by New Hampshire authorities and bail is deemed inconceivable before return to New York
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State Board
Gilbert H. Hendren
State Board of Accounts
Jiendren
Ralston
O’brien
Board of Accounts
Hendren
Mr. Hendren
Indiana
State Department
Hendre
New York
Albany
N. Y
Glynn
Carmody
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
New York State
Thaw
Felker
Progressive push on railroads probes interlocking control
Washington January 13. Representative Hinebaugh of Illinois introduces two resolutions targeting major railroads. One asks the ICC to report on interlocking stock control by New York Central over Michigan Central and Lake Shore Michigan Southern and its effect on costs and rates. The other seeks the attorney general’s view on legality of relations among Pennsylvania Railroad, Pennsylvania Company and Baltimore and Ohio in light of Northern Securities case.
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Washington
New York Central
Pennsylvania
House
Hinebaugh
Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Northern Securities
Death in Southern Case at Newnan Georgia
Eugene Grace died in Newnan from a bullet wound suffered in Atlanta nearly two years earlier. He accused his wife Daisy Opie Grace, who was arrested and later acquitted of attempted murder. Grace moved to Newnan to live with his mother after the trial.
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Newnan
Gua
Eugene Grace
Atlanta
Grace
Daisy Opie Grace
Five U S Sailors Drowned Off Old Point Comfort
Five sailors from the flagship Wyoming were drowned when a cutter swamped two miles off Old Point Comfort. Eleven sailors were rescued by a tug. The deceased were Olaf K. Olsen of Portsmouth Virginia George J. Hugg of Newport Rhode Island Ernest A N Roth of Seattle Theodore Bauldus of Brooklyn New York. A separate item notes Chicago plans a $50 000 moving picture theater in the Loop district announced by the Big Brothers.
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Old Point Comfort
Wyoming
Olaf K. Olsen
Portsmouth
George J. Hugg
Thames Street
Newport
Ernest A.N. Roth
Cherry Street
Seattle
Wash
Theodore Bauldus
St. Nicholas Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chicago
Toop
Beya
The
Big Brothers
Mexico Rebels Take Ojinaga and Execute Prisoners
Rebels under General Villa captured Ojinaga after evacuating federal troops. Villa’s forces executed more than 300 prisoners at daybreak without court-martial. Federals crossed into the United States seeking refuge as the border tension rose rapidly.
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Naco, Ariz
Villa
Tenth United States Cavalry
Tompkins
Presidio
Tex
Qojinaga
Mexico
Tea
Francisco Villa
Castro
Mercado
Pascual Orozco
Texas Mountains
Ojinor
States Army
Asyhu
McNamee
United States Patrol
Bliss
Ojinga
O'Shaughnessys
Huerta
O'Shaughnessy
Orizaba
Mexico City
Lionel Carden
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Vera Chix
Lionel
Pre Huerta
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LE Stock
Board of Directors
Egansville
Indiana State Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Uncle Sam
Rio Grande
Ojinaga
Legation
Trinidad, Colo
Solon
N. Y. Central and
Georgia
U. S
U.S
Gjinaga
David Laird
Ottawa
Ont
Wisconsin University
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