Indianapolis Wins Next National Convention
George R. Fields of Terre Haute was elected state president of the National Association of Stationary Engineers at Terre Haute. Indianapolis was chosen as next convention site with remarks predicting larger exhibits and greater attendance next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Fields
Terre Haute
Capital City
Indianapolis
Terre. Haute
National Association of Stationary Enginers
Pythian Temple
Louis Minke
Evansville
Albert Franke
A. T. Arens
South Bend
Louis Stock
Ignatz Baldua
E. G. Heeger
Charles Cullen
Association
Indiana Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Charles C. Miller
State Aerie
James Farrel
Henry Schroeder
Richmond
Carl G. Winter
W. J. Dillingham
Board of State Charities
Committee On Medical Charities
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Gary
Charles P. Emerson
George F. Edenharter
8. B. Smith
F. W. Terflinger
Logansport
C. B. Laughlin
Evanaville
de. E. P. Busse
North Madison
George S. Bliss
Fort Wayne
W. Cc. van Nuys
Newcastle
W. A. Gehler
Rockville
Paul E. Bowers
Michigan City
D. C. Peyton
Jeffersonville
Kenosha Sessions
Clermont
Frank Wynn
Mary A. Spink
W. H. Wishbard
Fbp
Hutchins
Francis H. Gavish
Hugh Th. Miller
Columbus
Alexander Johnson
Angola
Timothy Nicholson
Thomas
Elison
W. Kent Wilson
Lafayette
Mary T. Wilson
Indianapols
John B. Stoll
Clar
F. Bicknell
Morris Ross
H. M. Purviance
Huntington
J. W. Milligan
Indictments Fire Over United Mine Workers Leaders
Federal grand jury in Charleston West Virginia returned indictments against UMWA President John P White and 18 officials for violating Sherman anti trust law The charges allege a conspiracy with coal operators in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois to raise wages in the West Virginia field to limit competition and fix WV coal prices in markets including Cincinnati Columbus Toledo Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Ita
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
White
Frank J. Hayes
Thomas Haggerty
Joseph Vasey
James Cantrell
Charles Hatley
Marco Roman
George H. Edmonds
Benjamin F. Morris
Thomas Cairns
Clarence ©. Griffith
James M. Crago
James Diana
John Nutter
Rome Mitchell
Death of Militant Davison After Derby Incident
Miss Hally Wilding Davison died in Epsom hospital after leaping in front of the king's horse Anmer during the Derby last week. She was unconscious for hours, underwent surgery, and remained semi conscious until death. The incident occurred as the horses moved into the stretch, the horse stumbled, and Anmer trampled her. Jockey Jones was injured in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
England
Hally Wilding Davison
Epsom Hospital
Anmer
Mise Davison
Miss Davison
Epsom Downs
Jones
Coupte’s Grief Drives Tragedy in Gas Room Death
In New York on June 10 Dominick Jardina and his wife, overwhelmed by the death of their three year old daughter, ended their lives in a gas filled room along with nine others, joining in death after a family tragedy.
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Coupte
New York
Dominick Jardina
Wilson Denunciation Prompts Senate Lobby Inquiry
Washington June 9 Senator Townsend of Michigan charged that President Wilson and Democrats used undue influence to sway tariff bill votes. Townsend challenged the committee to question senators about executive influence while Reed Walsh and Nelson pressed for recall and further interrogation.
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Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Wilson
Senate
Reed
Walsh
TV Am
Nelson
Telegraphic notes from around the world and U.S. towns
Various brief dispatches report clerical activism for eugenics in New York marriages, a Hungarian cabinet resignation riot, a Texas farmer’s sons killing their father amid alleged abuse, a Missouri train wreck injuring sixty, and a London discovery of a planned Ulster Unionists arming conspiracy.
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New York
Budapest
Stephenville
Tex
Here
McAlester
Okla
George W. Lewis
Kansas City
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
London
Ireland
Scotland Yard
Chin da Sees Wilson over Japanese equality demand
Viscount Chin da Japanese ambassador met with President Wilson at the White House on June 7 to present Japan's grievances and a proposed declaration recognizing Japan's status among nations and equality of its citizens with leading powers. The talks followed a prior exchange with Mr. Bryan signaling Japan seeks a formal acknowledgment of its place in international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Viscount Chinda
White House
Wilson
Japan
Bryan
38 Strikers Convicted of Unlawful Assembly in New Jersey
In Patergon New Jersey on June 7 a jury in Judge Klewert's court found 38 silk mill strike pickets guilty of unlawful assembly for gathering before the Harding mill on April 26. They face a three year prison term and fines. Hannah Silverman led the group and Benjamin Hagedorn is another local IWW leader. Silverman mocked the recorder. she was jailed 20 days for being a disorderly person.
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Patergon
N. J
Klewert
Harding
Hannah Silverman
Benjamin Hagedorn
Carroll
Wood Free Collins Guilty
William M. Wood of the American Woolen company was acquitted of conspiracy to injure textile strikers in Lawrence. Dennis J. Collins, who turned state's evidence, was found guilty on two counts and not guilty on four counts. The absence of a sentence for Collins fueled talk of a suspended sentence in a separate Atteaux case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Frederick E. Atteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Collins
Atteaux
State Wins on Interstate Rates in Minnesota Cases
Supreme Court upholds state power to fix reasonable interstate rail rates until Congress acts, in the Minnesota freight and passenger rate cases. The ruling covers interstate commerce issues and confiscatory aspects, with exceptions for the Minneapolis & St. Louis line. The decision shapes 45 cases across six states and related suits, following Hepburn era pricing debates.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Minnesota
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Supreme Court
Missouri
Kentucky
Oregon
Arkansas
West Virginia
Alabama
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Borther Pacific
Great “Northern
Department of Justice
Pennsylvania
International Coal Mining Company
Clearfield
Pennsylvania Railroad
Justice Pitney
Government Moves to Break Kodak Trust Under Sherman Act
The U S government filed a civil suit in Buffalo under Attorney General McReynolds seeking dissolution of the Eastman Kodak Company by receivership if needed. The aim is to divide assets and business of the Bateman company which controls about 72 percent of the national trade in photographic supplies to restore competition and curb monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kodak Trust
Buffalo
McReynolds
Eastman Kodak Company
Baatman Company
United States
Confesses Slaying Mother in Ironton District
Barkley Pome ming of Coryville Ohio confessed here Monday to the murder of his mother Mrs eae and his brother Culbertaon according to local authorities in Ironton Ohio June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Ohio
Barkley Pome
Ming
Coryville
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State Association OF Stationary Engineers
Frank E. Hering
Jagles
Order
Iriana
Baltimore
Brazil Lodge
Brazil
Indiana National Guard
George W. McCoy
Coulter
Third Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
McCoy
Moorehead
Davis, Black
Naftzger
Frank F. Stevenson
Frank E. Strouse
Clyde F. Driesbach
Indiana Dental College
Union
Canada
Cuba
Elijah A. Hanley
Franklin College
J. N. Hurty
Harty
P. G. C. Hunt Society
P. G. C. Hunt
George Edwin Hunt
Carl Beutel
Gaylord Yost
Wesley W. Howard
Misa Alma- Jane Wilday
Jessie A. Luther
Ross Barnard
Bringhurst
Ind
Clarence Black
Marshall, Ill
Robert W. Blake
Urbana
Wilbur C. Boren
Cynthiana
Gilbert Breaster
Rockport
Frank Boville
Ann Arbor
Mich
T. Bell Campbell
Hamilton
Ont
Raymond Carnes
Linton
Grover Clayton
Terra Haute
Charles Cooper
Circleville
Bourbon
Raul N. M. Ruga
Havana
Vernon C. Nunn
Lake
Arch B. Porter
Lagro
Ora B. Rodkey
North Manchester
H. T. Rollins
Culver
Otto Schrader
Jonesboro
D. D. Shepherd
Pleasantville
W. R. Simon
Anderson
Clark Stevens
Hall Claire
Wis
Frank Trusler
Yates Center
Indiana Grand Grove
United
Ancient Order of Druids
Grand Grove
Florida
Chickamauga
State of
Chattanooga
Tenn
United Mine Workers’ Body
Emily Davison
King
Chinda
Wood Free
U. S. Supreme Court
Turpentine Trust
Victor
Sait
Eastman Kodak
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