Indiana Fish and Game League Holds 1913 Meeting
In Indianapolis the Indiana Fish Game and Forest league held its annual gathering with delegates from Hancock Madison Wayne Wawasee Marion Grant Bartholomew and other counties. George W Miles urged enforcement of the seining law and discussed bass protection and a proposed hatchery and federal migratory bird protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana League
Indianapolis
Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League
Indiana
Hancock County Fish and Game Protective Association
Madison County Fish and Game Protective Association
Wayne County Fish and Game Protective Association
Wawasee Protective Association
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Grant County Fish and Game Protective Association
Bartholomew Coony Fishing and Hunting Club
Rifle and Revolver Club
Keege Angling Club
Connersville Rod and Reel Club
Jennings County Fish and Game Protective Association
George W. Miles
League
Marion County Association
Conress
American Game Protection and Propagation Association
McLean
Paul H. Krauss, Jr
M. G. Bish
Marion
Charles A. Ludlow
Syracuse
William C. Basse
Connersville
George W. Deuker
Richmond
Women's Re Nef corps district meeting adjourns in Elwood
The annual district meeting in Elwood selects Anderson as the 1914 site. Officers elected include President Mrs. Minnie Heveron Elwood, Vice-President Lizzie Cook Anderson, Treasurer Mary Haas Anderson. Delegates to the national convention are Crestline Lamb Elwood and Gora G. Scott Indianapolis.
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Hammond
Indiana English Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
A. L. Murray
Ind
W. D. Howe
Indiana University
Helen R. Lang
Manual Training High School
William W. Otto
Shortbridge High School
H. Kemper McComb
Indiana
A. O. Neal
Board of Trade
Bishop Quayle
Bishop Quayle, Bishop McConnell and Professor Tilden
John M. Clapp
Lake Forest College
Clapp
Illinois
Inspector of Education
Anderson
Re Nef
Elwood
Howing
Minnie Heveron
Lizzie Cook
Mary Haas
Crestline Lamb
Gora G. Scott
New Patents and Pensions and Y M C A Committe Meeting
Patents were granted to Indiana residents including Condito Sahm Sedam Sowar Tichenor and Warner for belts, traps and oil burners. Pensions were awarded to Hannah Baker Sarah Lienberger Celia Lloyd Matilda O’Brien George Polen Nancy Crystal Louisa Drake Juliett Gant Nancy Rinehart Lena Sewell and Rosetta Timm. The Indiana Y M C A held its fall state executive meeting in Indianapolis to plan the Fort Wayne convention and review new buildings and birth statistics through September 1913.
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Harry H. Condito
Oessener
Ephrata
Christian A. Sahm
Indianapolis
William H. Sedam
Moores Hill
Joseph S. C. Sowar
Brazil
Luther M. Tichenor
Owensville
Ralph B. Warner
M. L. Shroat
Marion
Hannah Baker
Sarah J. Lienberger
Bainbridge
Celia J. Lloyd
Rolling Prairie
Matilda O’brien
South Bend
George S. Polen
Birdseye
Nancy E. Crystal
Cayuga
Louisa H. Drake
Pimento
Juliett Gant
Thorntown
Nancy A. Rinehart
Lebanon
Lena M. Sewell
Covington
Rosetta Timm
San Pierre
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Wayne
L. W. Munhall
Philadelphia
Mr. Munhall
Indiana Y. M. C
H. E. Barrett
Louisville Association
E. E. Stacy
Crawfordeville
Evansville
Auburn
Muncie
Chaos Over New Tax Admit Their Ignorance
New York on November 3 reports Wall Street in confusion as the new income tax law takes effect. Banks and corporations struggle with withholding at the source on interest and bonds, while insurers challenge the tax on state and municipal bonds held by corporations but exempt for individuals.
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New York
Wall Street
Ihs
New York Life
Cource
Gift arouses Indiana representative in wedding present dispute
Representative Gray of Indiana denounced fellow lawmakers for raising 25 to 125? No, it states five dollars each to buy a wedding present for Miss Jessie Wilson. He called the move indiscreet and unwarranted, saying members are strangers to the president's family and should avoid intruding. He urged turning the money to charity.
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Gray
Jessie Wilson
Washington
Indiana
Wabash Train Hits Haunted Streetcar in Chicago Crash
Dozens injured as a Wabash train collided with a streetcar on West Seventy fifth Street. Officials say elevation debris obscured tracks from motorists in the frightening collision.
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Chicago
West Saventy
Riots and politics mar Indianapolis street car strike
In Indianapolis on Monday riots and party politics marked the street car strike. A driver was shot while strike sympathizers attacked car barns. police protected officials as mounted troopers moved crowds. A lawsuit sought to annul the traction company franchise and appoint a receiver amid 12 arrests.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Carlton
Louisiana
Traction Company
Portreous
Albert C. Pearson
Robert S. Todd
John J. Mahoney
Martin Hyland
Todd
Mahoney
Statehouse Building
Statehouse
Politioa
Portteus
Leo K. Fesler
Marion County Mail
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Mr. Resler
P. E
oFip
Huerta Ordered to Quit as Mexico Crisis Deepens
Washington warns Huerta to resign immediately and not name a successor from his inner circle. Ambassadors report possible moves to expel Huerta or hand in passports as U.S. policy coordinates with Carranza allies. Russia Germany Norway ministers meet in Vera Cruz while Lind relays Washington aims to recognize new government only after U.S. views are shared.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
Aureliano Blanquet
Washington
Senor Rabago
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
State Department
Washington Note
General Huerta
Bryan
Carranza
Germany
Norway
Russia
Vera Cruz
Wilson
John Lind
United States
Army Ordnance Department
Uncle Sam
J. T. Thompson
William Crozier
Churchill Flies Airships Delta and Beta at Farnborough
London reports Winston Spencer Churchill first lord of the admiralty made a flight in airships Delta and Beta near Farnborough at dusk. Each voyage lasted about 18 minutes at a height of 1,800 feet.
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Churchill
London
Winston Spencer Churchil
the Admiralty
Farnborough
Vincennes Elects First Republican Mayor After Bitter Fight
Indiana returns show Democrats winning in most cities with notable exceptions. Vincennes marks a historic victory for James M. House Republican, while South Bend and Evansville see Citizen and Democrat wins respectively. Riots in Gary and slow counts in minor cities marked election night.
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Vincennes
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fred W. Keller
South Bend
Patrick Joyce
Anderson
Oswald Ryan
Jesse H. Mellett
Terre Haute
Donn Roberts
Hunter
Will W. Roberts
Richmond
Zimmerman
Henry H. Farwig
Ralph W. Gaylor
Melville W. Mix
Mishawaka
Benjamin W. Bosse
Heilman
Evansville
Muncie
Dr. Rollin Bunch
Kitselman
W. J. Hosey
Fort Wayne
James M. House
Frank Guthrie
Logansport
Gary
Knotts
R. O. Johnson
Citizens
Bell Wins Indianapolis Mayoral Race in Tight Plurality
In Indianapolis Joseph E. Bell a Democrat won the mayoralty by 545 votes the largest plurality for the office in the city. He is the first Democrat mayor in ten years and the Democratic ticket swept. Official tallies will confirm whether Republicans or Progressives won three city council seats.
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Indianapolis
Joseph E. Bell
Bell
John W. Holtzman
Charles A. Bookwalter
William H. Johnson
Bookwalter
Bosse Wins Evansville Mayoral Contest In Turbulent Election
Benjamin Bosse defeats Charles Heilman 6688 to 5738 to become mayor as the city records its largest turnout amid poll-day disorders. A disturbance at a negro precinct includes Ernest Tiderington and Butch Hayhurst. Officer Edgar Schmidt, suspended for campaigning, is discharged from polling place duties while Stockmeyer aids order.
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Evansville
Ind
Benjamin Bosse
Charles Heilman
Edward Miller, Jr
Bernard Devery
Ernest Tiderington
Heisman
Butch” Hayhurst
Bosse
Hayhurst
Edgar Schmidt
M.ayor Heilman
Stockmeyer
Schmitt
Roberts Wins Terre Haute Mayoral Race by Plurality
Terre Haute Indiana November 5 Donn M Roberts is elected Democratic mayor by about 1500 over C R Hunter. Returns from 47 of 55 precincts show Roberts 5102 Hunter 8817 Cordell 715 Wilbur 794. Remaining Democratic ticket elected by similar margin except for city clerk race where another candidate leads.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Donn M. Roberts
C. R. Hunter
Roberts
Hunter
Cordell
Wilbur
S Roberts
Oorehead
Tung
Ping
Tis
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Denison Hotel
W. RA. C. Meeting
State Board of Health
Northern Sanitary
Central Counties
Martin County
St. Joseph County
State Board
Felix Diaz
Huert
J. J. Mahoney
Hyland
Ally
U. S
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