Mishawaka Man Heads Foresters and Delegates Named
Mishawaka civic leader John A. Herzog named state chief ranger with George Han lon as vice chief and Louis Busha as secretary for the Catholic Order of Foresters Indiana. Delegates to the Louisville convention include Herzog and Honan with others. The group supports admitting orphans and certain inherited conditions for applicants. Koned by Indiana hotel clerks and bankers meetings in Hammond and LaPorte.
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Indianapolis
Laporte
Catholic Order of Foresters of
Indiana
Hammond
John A. Herzog
Mishawaka
George T. Hanlon
Louis H. Busha
Lafayette
Jacob Dienhart
I. P. Honan
Renssa- Jeer
M. ©. Lauermann
W. H. Wilbur
South Bend
Huntington
Frank H. Poole
Hamilton National Bank
Fort Wayne
B. H. Ebringer
Adams County National Bank
Decatur
C. B. Mitchell
Monroeville
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Country Club
E. W. Cole
Central Christian Church
D. F. Marsh
Frankfort
Indiana Federation of Agricultural Associations
W. W. Rogers
Bluffton
Col. J. L. McCullough
Marion
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Andrew W. Smith
State Association
J. W. Caswell
Huntington Commercial Association
John R. Emiley
Oxnard testifies on watered stock in beet sugar case
Henry T. Oxnard known as father of the beet sugar industry testifies before the senate lobby investigating committee in Washington. He explains how New York bankers helped fund a watered stock issue and says he and his brothers profited about a million from it. He warns that the Underwood bill could foster a new sugar trust and discusses sugar duties and related pamphlets.
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Washington
Henry T. Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Company
Senate
Oxnard
New York
Underwood
Mr. Oxnard
Senator Lodge
Six U. S. Troopers Slain at Bagsak
Manila June 14 The in trenchments of Moros under the sultan of Jolo at Bagsak were captured by American forces after a fierce battle. American casualties include six killed and 12 wounded. The killed are two privates of Company M Eighth United States Infantry three members of the Fifty first Company of Scouts and one member of the Twenty-ninth Company of Scouts. Colorado Jalisco Guard Slat Laveta June 13 John S B Russell forty five night captain at the state penitentiary Canon City was shot through the heart and killed in a daylight duel at Laveta by escaped convict Conley Baldwin. Russell fired two shots which hit Baldwin and will prove fatal.
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Charleston
W. Va
Glasscock
Senate
West Virginia
Sail Railroad
Borah
Georgia Parker
Warrior
Maud Estep
Case Estep
Holly Grove
Enoch Ferrer
Estep
Manila
P. I
Jolo
Bagsak
Eighth United States Infantry
Colorado Jalil
Slal
Laveta
Colo
John
Russell
State Penitentiary
Canon City
Conley Baldwin
Baldwin
Man dies in furniture plant shafting accident
Rockford Illinois June 14 George Laurs twenty five years old of Chicago met a terrible death Thursday when he was caught on a shafting in the basement of a furniture company and his body torn into shreds
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Rockford
Ill
George Laurs
Chicago
U S Men Retain Meadowbrook Polo Cup In Tight Victory
New York report: America defends the Meadowbrook cup by beating England 4 to 4 in the International trophy match. In a seesaw contest, the teams played eight periods before 40,000 spectators, with the outcome decided by the narrow margin and admirable polo skill.
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New York
America
England
Lttle
Turkish grand vizier slain in Constantinople shooting
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha the Turkish grand vizier and minister of war was shot and killed in the streets of Constantinople. His aide-de-camp Lieut Abraham Bey also died. Foreign minister Prince Said Haim was appointed grand vizier ad interim while other ministers kept their portfolios.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Martyr Davison Buried as Suffragists March in London
Funeral services for Emily Wilding Davison, killed at the Derby, were held at St George's church. A kilometer-long procession of nearly 60,000 women, with Emmeline Pankhurst briefly freed, moved through London amid police guard and counterprotests, ending at King's Cross.
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London
Emily Wilding Davison
Derby
St. George’s Church
Women’s Social and Political Union
Miss Davison
Bloomsbury
Emmeline Pankhurst
St. George's
King’s Crogs Statin
Northumberland
King's Cross
Prince Alexis George Karageorgevitch Marries American Bride
Paris reports Prince Alexis Georges Karageorgevitch wed American Myra Pankhurst Pratt in a ceremony at Marie Anne d'Anjou on Wednesday. The piece notes international marriage amid other wire service items from Chattanooga Hammondsport Washington Bombay and a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
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Paris
Alexis Georges Karageorgevitch
Servia
Hugo Pratt
Myra Pankhurst
Marie Anne d'Anjou
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hves
Hammondsport
N. Y
Brazil
Glenn Curtiss
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Porter Charlton
Italy
Supreme Court
Bombay
Palatana
Kathiawar
Five Die In Stamford Railroad Wreck
Five persons are dead and scores injured after a rear end collision at Stamford station on the New York New Haven Hartford line. The Boston express rear parlor car telescoped when the second section rammed into the depot and the engineer says air brakes failed, preventing control.
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Stamford
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston Express
New York
Wilson to Read His Currency Message in Congress
Washington June 18 Congress will hear President Wilson's currency reform plan next week. He wrote a 1200 word message urging immediate revision of banking and currency laws to be read in the House and Senate as the administration seeks a regional reserve system and central board of control.
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Washington
Congress
House
Wilson
McAdoo
Owen and
Glass
White House
Owen
Missouri Rates Upheld by Supreme Court for Six Railways
The U S Supreme Court sustained Missouri state rates for six railways including Chicago and Alton and Wabash, with three lines found to have confiscatory rates. The decision favors Missouri in six of nine cases, allowing court action if future changes in circumstances justify reasonable compensation. Also reported a fatal Oakland wreck with three dead after a cycle collision.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
State of Missouri
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Santa Fe
Kansas City Southern
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Oakland
Cal
Akai Sutliff
Joseph Souza
Wen Hoffelt
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ORDER
Hammond Laporte
Hadley
J. M. Hadley
Indiana Hotel Clerks’ Association
Harry L. Morrison
Claypool
Charles A. Pepner
Denison
L. S. Raphan
Spencer House
A. B. Riggs
Oneida Hotel
Schuyler C. Williams
Hotel English
Greeters of America
Irwin
Thorpe
C. C. Cashner
Oliver Hotel
Frank Pittman
Edward
W. H. Brenner
Randolph Hotel
Winchester
J. H. Peters
Bates Hotel
W. W. Lowry
Clerks’ Association
Hotel Proprietors’ Organization
Lowry
Tipton
Indiana State Fire Prevention Association
Denison Hotel
Charles Richman
H. S. Friedley
Gus M. Wise
JH. O. Phillips
W. M. Shaw
J. ‘Winchester
J. W. Coleman
War‘law
Horace W. Boyd
Newcastle
W. J. ‘Wood
H. H. Friedley
Frank Ritchie
Louis W. Wolff
Bankers
Financial World
Laporta
Abraham Platt Andrew
the Treasury
MacVeagh
Sr. Andrew
National Monetary Commission
Col. J. L. McCulloch
Gladden
Deam
State Board of Forestry
Charles C. Deam
Marshall
Elijah A. Gladden
Lexington
Prof
Stanley
Purdue University
W. . Waltman
Beaublossom
Brown County
Will A. Guthrie
Hardwood Dealers’ Association
O. D. Meeker
Monticello
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Assoc
Orleans
Austria
Louis Philippe
France
Genoa
Buenos Aires
U. S
Sultan of Jolo
Great Britain
Joccgl
Pullman
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