Richmonded 1914 Convention Names New Indiana Officers
The Travelers' Protective Association of Indiana held its Fort Wayne convention. A. D. Gorrell of Marion elected president. Richmond chosen as 1914 meeting site. Other officers include Reitemeier Logansport and White Elkhart. The gathering praised by delegates. plans for Gary conference and Apple Show in November outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Travelers’ Protective Association of Indiana
Fort Wayne
Richmond
A. D. Gorrell
Marion
Joseph
Reitemeier
Logansport
Orice White
Elkhart
W. D. Chambers
Terre Haute
Wes Beasley
R. G. Weber
H. Zimmerman
James R. Crawford
New Albany
W. A. Ryan
Charles West
Lafayette
Dana L. Guilford
South Bend
H. A. Mendenhall
C. A. Hennerwadell
Huntington
John Shuttleworth
Henry Grage
John Garwood
Eliza A. Blaker
George A. H. Shideler
Marlon
Marlon, Chairman; ‘Medical Charities
Charles P. Emerson
Rural Life
W. A. Millis
Hanover
W. H. Eichhorn
Plaffton
Association of County Poor Asylum Superintendents
Indiana Housing Association
Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Florence Crittenden
Federation of Charity Organization Societies
Indiana Children’s Bureau
T. F. Fitzgibbon
Columbus
Frank D. Loomis
Emma Lee Elam
Amos W. Butter
W. C. Ball
W. B. Campbell
Anderson
Indiana Teachers’ Association
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and
Board of Trade
Harlow Lindley
Earlham
L. Haworth
Kokomo
Tariff Bill Passed by House Amid Protests Await Senate
The Underwood tariff bill, touted by Democrats as a key plank, passed the House 281 to 139 with five Democrats voting no and two Republicans for. Protests from manufacturers and foreign nations loom as the measure heads to Senate hearings, with Republicans seeking public hearings while Democrats push full committee hearings for objectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pnawer
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Broussard
Louisiana
Eptopinal
Dupree
Watkins
Elder
Morgan
Lazare
Aswell
Charles B. Smith
New York
Kelly and Rupley
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Nolan
California
Cary and Stafford
Wisconsin
Mrs Thaw to Return to Stage in England and America
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw abandons sculpting to tour as a performer signing with the Marinelli Agency. She will be paid about 5000 dollars a week and make her first appearance soon at a London music hall before a Paris study stop and then more performances in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Marinelli Agency
England
America
London
Illness Troubles Lincoln Memorial Chief Cullom
Former Illinois senator Shelby M. Cullom is ill at his Washington residence after catching a cold. He has been confined to bed, and concerns about his condition prompted attention Sunday. He recovered from a similar attack last winter and resumed duties as president commissioner of the Lincoln Memorial Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Wilson Seeks Delays On California Alien Land Bill
Secretary Bryan on behalf of President Wilson asks Governor Johnson to delay signing California’s alien land ownership bill after Japanese ambassador Chinda protests. The president offers to cooperate in a systematic effort to correct evils in alien land ownership if postponement is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
California
Washington
Wilson
Johnson
California Assembly
Baron Chinda
Cook seeks inquiry into polar claim with new commission
Dr. Frederick A. Cook writes President Wilson accusing government officials of character assassination and ridiculing the National Geographic Society. He asks for a polar exploration commission to verify his north pole claim and Admiral Peary's, naming Gen. A. W. Greely, Capt. Otto Sverdrup, and Prof. Georges Lerointe as possible members.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Frederick A. Cook
Wilson
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Cook
A. W. Greely
Otto Sverdrup
Norway
Georges Lecointe
Belgium
Vincent Astor Stricken In Rhinebeck Return
Vincent Astor returned to Ferncliffe his Rhinebeck country home in a collapsed state and was too ill to receive the senate committee on military affairs as planned. He is reported to be suffering from a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepare
N. Y
Vincent Astor
Ferncliffe
Rhinebeck
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Astor
Reform Plan Demands Direct Delegates to National Convention
Fifty Republicans from eleven states endorse holding a national convention this year. Led by Senator Albert Cummins the group seeks to cut southern representation, empower state contests, and implement direct primary elections for delegates. They urge urgent action by the national committee to unite the party and advance progressive policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Albert J. Cummins
Iowa
Republican Organization
Chicago National Republican
National Committee
National Republican Committee
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Illinois
Party National Organization
Washington
Robert Luce
Massachusetts
William E. Borah
Idaho
W. 8. Kenyon
W. F. James
Michigan
J. A. Troutman
Kansas
Borah
Cummins
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Princeton Wins Boat Race In Cambridge
Princeton captured the varsity boat race by a quarter length with Harvard second and Pennsylvania third. The race had been postponed from last Saturday due to high wind. Also in New York, State Senator Stephen J. Stillwell was indicted for bribery by a New York grand jury after being acquitted by the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Mass
Princeton
New York
Stephen J. Stillwell
Senate
George A. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Crowds Storm Cincinnati Traction Cars Amid Violence
In Cincinnati on May 13 crowds attacked traction cars. An Avondale car at Hunt street and Broadway was set ablaze as crews fled. Other lines on Central avenue and Avondale faced rock and bottle assaults, rope cutting, and stoning but no serious injuries were reported, though officials fear further clashes if operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Avondale Line
Hunt Street
Broadway
Avondale
Seventh
Sycamore Treets
Central Avenue
West End
John Street
Theiag
Court Street
The
Traction Company
Election of C. S. Funk as Rume ly president announced
C S Funk elected president of the Rume ly company makers of agricultural implements. Funk, six years general manager of International Harvester, is named by financiers backing the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. S. Funk
Rumely Company
Funk
International Harvester Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Kosmowski
Becker
Vancouver
B. C
Brunswick Cannery
Canoe Pass
Ladner
Fraser River
Wausau
Wis
Herman Roehl
Gus Janke
Eleanor
Gertrude
Walter
Gustav Janke
Belott
Chicago & Northwestern
Big Hill
Dennis Sweeney
John J. Martha
James E. Hussey
James F. Thompson
Memorial honors Carl Schurz on Morningside Avenue
Civil War veterans who fought with Carl Schurz attended the dedication of a memorial monument at Morningside Drive and 116th Street on Saturday. Prominent sons and figures including Tose H. Basaador, Congressman A Bartholdt, Horace Porter, Maj. Gen. Gren Dodge, Gen. Adelbert A. James H. Wilson, Gen. J. Son, and Lieut-Gen. Nelson were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Schurz
Morningside Drive
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Tose H. Basaador
A Bartholdt
Sch
Horace Porter
Gren Dodge
Adelbert A.n
James H. Wilson
J. Son
Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Travelers' Protective Association OF Indiana
Final Seasion
State Federation of Clubs
Propylaeum
Indiana
Apple Show Commission
Indiana Horticultural Society
Ed R. Smith
Nature
Indiana Apple Show Commission
State Aldia Limited
Thomas M. Honan
G. L Christie
Purdue University
Christie
Honan
Amos W. Butler
State Board of Truancy
State Board of
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
Hope Graham
W. Lynch
Ora Cox
Raleton
James A. Woodburn
Indiana University
O. W. Williams
Bloomington High School
Frank B. Wynn
Jacob P. Dunn
Congress
Stanford White
Cullom
Gov. Johnson
Japan
DR. Cook
Aska
Commission of Polar Experts
Reform” Party
Schurz
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