Why I Love the Postal Service Address at Indiana Postmasters Meet
Indiana postmasters gather in Columbus for a July 22 24 convention of the Third and Fourth Class league. Eaton of New Palestine will speak on Why I Love the Postal Service with other officials noting civil service changes and pay for rural carriers.
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Postal Service
Eaton
New Palestine
Indianapolis
Indiana State League of Postmasters
Columbus
Bat«ao
Metcher
John T. Clapp
Beech Grove
B. A. Bush
Reynolds
Burleson
Barnaby
Charles O. Barry
Walkerly
National League of Postmasters
State League
National Organization
J. W. Kirtz
Waveland
National Executive Committee
John L. Jackson
St. Paul
Ind
William L. Moore
Cincinnati
J. O. Bonebrake
Veedersburg
Indiana Rural Carriers’ Association
Parcel Post Service
Attack Tariff Bill Sparks Senate Attacks Across Party Lines
Republican senators denounce the Underwood-Simmons tariff as partisan and harmful. Smoot condemns secrecy and predicts south harmed. Burton and Lewis cite lobby influence and political maneuvering as Redfield tied to sponsors. Governor Foss warns of national sacrifice and relocation of Massachusetts industry. The piece also reports Chicago drowning incidents including Eva Howe and others, with a collie dog aiding a drowning victim.
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Washington
Burton
Ohio
Smoot
Utah
Congress
Senate of the
United States
Wilson
Indiana
Fosa
Massachusetts
Canada
South
Redfield
Lewis
Turks Seize Adrianople After Balkan War Attack
Turkish forces re occupy Adrianople and loot the city after a brief clash with Bulgarians. Dispatch from Sofia reports bashi bazouks burn, pillage, and commit atrocities during the Sunday morning entry.
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London
Adrianople
Times
Sofia
Return of Witness Tests Revelations on Tariff Lobby Cash
Washington reports that Col. Martin M. Mulhall testified before the senate lobby investigating committee alleging James E. Watson of Indiana accepted 250 dollars weekly and a 500 dollar retainer to aid a tariff bill. Mulhall described a 10,000 dollar cash promise upon passage and a blacklist of congress members tied to the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
Senate Lobby
James E. Watson
Indiana
Congress
Mulhall
Watson
National Manufactuers’ Association
One Childs
House Committee On
Representatives Nichols
W. B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Morse
Lenroot
Nelson
Wisconsin
Haughen
Iowa
Harris Maynard
West Virginia
Champ Clark
Senator Beveridge
Henry C. Loudenslager
New Jersey
Republican Congressional Committee
Schwedtman
Loudenslager
William Hughes
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cause of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
U S Sailors Raid I W W Strongholds in Seattle Riot
United States sailors from the Pacific reserve fleet aided by soldiers and civilians raided Socialist and Industrial Workers of the World centers in Seattle after a clash the night before. A fifty-man provost guard landed to arrest rioters as damage mounted. Secretary of the Navy Daniele was aboard the West Virginia as riots erupted tied to his denunciation of the red flag.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Industrial Workers of the World
Uncle Sam
Daniele
West Virginia
Reynolds
Secretary Bryan Pushes Nicaraguan Protectorate Plan
Secretary of State Bryan urged the senate foreign relations committee to renew arbitration pacts and consider a treaty creating an American protectorate over Nicaragua. The proposal would grant exclusive canal rights, a 99 year naval base lease in Fonseca Bay, and a $3 million payment for public works, amid safeguards on independence and debt.
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Washington
Bryan
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Republic of
Nicaragua
Cuba
France
Great Britain
Taft
United States
Republic
Bay of
Fonseca
Great Corn
Little Corn Islands
Caribbean
Crisis Near in Mexico Sparks U S Anxiety
Washington reports say conditions around the Huerta government in Mexico are tense as fighting between Huerta forces and revolutionary elements nears a decisive moment. Officials insist no new naval or military preparations are planned while Ambassadors and President Wilson await Henry Lane Wilson’s arrival with a fast hand report on the situation.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Vice-President Marshall to Speak at New Vocational University Cornerstone
Telegraphed notes report Marshall will lead ceremonies July 27 for the cornerstone of a 2 million vocational university to be built at Moosehart near Aurora Illinois. Philadelphia dispatch notes a car heist on the Pennsylvania Railroad delivering 10 thousand dollars in gold coin from the U S mint to a Buffalo bank. Other items include civil service official Mund A Parent's death in Windham Connecticut at fifty, and aviation flight prospects for Mrs Champ Clark during a visit with Representative and Mrs Baker in Wildwood New Jersey.
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Chicago
Marshall
Moosehart
Aurora
Philadelphia
Sunbury
Pennsyvania
United States Mint
Buffalo
N. Y
Windham
Conn
Mund A. Parent
Ted States Civil Service
Washington
Champ Clark
Regentative
Baker
Wildy
N. J
Stettin
Germany
Rome City
Ind
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League OF Postmasters
Earlham College
Public Library Commission
Ada M. McCormalck
Fort Wayne
John A. Lapp
Library and Citizenship
W. K. Stewart
Civic Leagues
Library
M. F. Johnston
Richmond
Wiliam M. Hepburn
Purdus University
L. J. Bailey
Gary
B. G. Browning
Henriette I. Scranton
Elwood
N. W. Jayne
Bluffton
W. F. Ticer
Huntington
Misa Elva L. Bascom
Madison, Win
Isaaca
Baldwin
State House
Lafayette
Lafayette Typographical Union No. 64
Labor Temple
R. A. Hettle
Muncie
Karl C. Wolfe
South Bend
Bert Taylor
Toledo
Ohio Conference of Printers
George Haines
Portsamouth
Anderson
Peru
Marion
Terre Haute
Frankfort
Alexandria
Kokomo
Logansport
Frank S. Sparks
J. E. Hannagan
F. ¥. D. McGinley
No. 64
Lafayette Typographical Union
Lifer
Ralston
Edward B. Gray
Bloomfield
State Board of Pardons
Gray
Bill
GOV. Foss
Underwood-Simmons
Babe
Father
Lake Michigan
F. M. Howe
Eva
Earl P. Strom
Highland Park
Eva Howe
Walter Norlund
Evanston
Harry Eckert
William Zimmer
George Zimmer
Olive Nelson
Calumet River
James Vincent Feehan
Margaret Brandon
Buffalo Avenue
Larrabee Street
Braeside
115Th Street
Superior Avenue
Bowser
Collin
Nam. Faid Solon
J. E. Watson
Senate Board
Tariff Commission
U.S
Tara Mob
Secretary of Navy
Nicaragu
Talty
U. 8
Ruler
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