Meeting Attended as Indiana Cattle Feeders Elect Officers
The seventh fall session of the Indiana Cattle Feeders Association met in Lafayette with about 300 prominent feeders. Maurice Douglas of Flat Rock was elected president, with F. G. King as secretary treasurer and officers for five districts named. discussions covered meat prices, feed experiments including alfalfa, and cattle feeding methods amid rising living costs.
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Indiana
Maurice Douglas
Fiatrock
Indianpolis
Indiana Cattle Feeders’ Association
Lafayette
Chicago
Flatrock
J. &. Pool
Poole
F. G
King
Purdie
Erica
Dean J
Need
T. J. Alexander
J. W. Moore
F. G. King
J. Parkinsson
Rengselaer
R. C. Morgan
Knightstown
W. M. Jones
Fairmount
R. C. Mehary
Attica
John Garton
Burney
Huerta Panels Mass to Stand Against Marines in Vera Cruz
President Huerta orders General Mass to resist U S Marines at Vera Cruz and retreat inland if necessary, destroying rail lines toward Paso del Macho. Mass to plant artillery forty miles inland and oppose U S advance, with evacuation implying rail destruction to the capital. Wilson signals leaning toward Carranza to establish a recognizable Mexican government.
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Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Vera Cruz
Mex
General Mass
Mass
Paso del Macho
Washington
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
Juarez
Refugees Saved at Vera Cruz Refuse Surrender
Consul Canada rejected a demand from Vera Cruz authorities to surrender Evaristo and Daniel Maredo who had sheltered in the American consulate. The refugees were then taken aboard the American flagship by order of Rear Admiral Pletcher after communications with Washington.
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Vera Cruz
Evaristo
Daniel Maredo
Canada
Pletcher
Washington
Des Moines Saloons Ordered Closed After Supreme Court Ruling
The Iowa supreme court ruled to shut all Des Moines saloons. Within an hour officers delivered quit notices and by 5 30 p m nearly all of the ninety saloons had closed their doors.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Gompers Re-Elected Head of AFL
Seattle on November 25 saw Samuel Gompers re elected president of the American Federation of Labor. John Mitchell was named vice president as part of the leadership slate announced Saturday.
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Gompers
Seattle
Wash
Samuel ‘Carapera
American Federation of Labor
Neasion
Fom
John Mitchell
Report on Frisco failure blame wide grounds
The interstate commerce commission's four day St Louis inquiry concludes the Frisco failure was driven by fictitious debt of 40 million created by large commissions to bankers and feeders, with B F Yoakum profiting and promoters receiving 7.4 million. About 32 million in broker and banker commissions plus Yoakum gains helped push the railroad toward receivership and heavy interest charges.
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Wil Ghow
Sn. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Congress
Southwest
Directory
B. F. Yoakum
Texas
Commission
Frisco
Examiner Brown
Yoakum
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico
Clark
Interstate Commission
Robert
Washington University
Thomas H. West
Et’ Company
Era
Russ Post to Pindell Chief Executive Sends Nominations
Wilson sent to the senate Thursday a list of nominees including Henry M. Pindell to be ambassador to Russia George J Fuller to be consul general at large William Brown to be naval officer of customs in Chicago John M Rapp to be collector of internal revenue Thirteenth district Edward B Craig to be collector of internal revenue for Tennessee Fred Morris Deering to be secretary of the embassy at Madrid Hugh S Gibson to be secretary of the legation at Brussels Gustave Scholle to be secretary of the legation at Havana Consuls general William W Handley at Callao Michael J Hendrick at Christiania Bansford S Miller at Seoul George H Scidmore at Yokohama Robert P Ginnis at Berlin Consuls Charles L L Williams at Dalny Henry D Baker at Bombay Cornelius T Haeberle at St Michaels Charles W Hathaway Jr at Hull Milton B Kirk at St Johns Mirl 8 Myers at Swatow Robert J Thompson at Aid Le Chappelle Jay White at Naples.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Henry M. Pindell
Illinois
Russia
George J. Fuller
Wisconsin
William Brown
Ilinois
Chicago
John M. Rapp
Edward B. Craig
Tennessee
District of
Fred Morris Deering
Missouri
Madrid
Hugh S. Gibson
California
Brussels
Belgium
Gustave Scholle
Minnesota
Havana
Cuba
William W. Handley
New York
Callao
Peru
Michael J. Hendrick
Christiania
Norway
Bansford S. Miller
Seoul
George H. Scidmore
Yokohama
Japan
Robert P. Ginnis
Ohio
Berlin
Germany
Charles L. L. Williams
Dalny
Manchuria
Henry D. Baker
Bombay
India
Cornelius T. Haeberle
St. Michaels
Azores
Charles W. Hathaway, Jr
Pennsylvania
Hull
England
Milton B. Kirk
St. Johns
Quebec
Mirl
Myers
Swatow
China
Robert J. Thompson
Minosis
Aid-Le-Chappelle
Jay White
Michigan
Naples
Italy
Death of Interstate Commerce Commissioner John H Marble
John Hobart Marble an interstate commerce commissioner died suddenly at his Washington home from uraemic poisoning. He served as secretary of the commission in 1918 and was confirmed as a member on March 10 1913. Born February 26 1869 at Ashland Nebraska he is survived by his wife and a nineteen year old daughter.
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Washington
John Hobart Marble
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Marble
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ashland
Neb
Burned to Death as Auto Skids on Wet Nebraska Road
Fairfield reports one child of C Sibly burned to death when the automobile toppled on a wet road and caught fire. Mrs Sibly severely injured. Another child dying from burns. In Omaha W C Sunderland, longtime grain man, dies at the grain exchange after years in Springfield and Omaha.
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Fairfield
Neb
C. Sibly
Sibly
Omaha
W. C. Sunderland
Springfield
Grain Exchange
Banderland
Currency bill stalls as senate debates bank reform split
Washington Nov 25 The currency bill with committee amendments stalls as Owen and Hitchcock lead rival factions in Senate debate. Legislators plan speeches through the special session while December actions on Hetch Hetchy water and Alaska railroad bills may delay final action beyond February.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Owen
Hitchcock
San Francisco
Hetch Hetchy
Alaska
Mrs Williams Re-elected Rail President in Bainbridge
Telegraphic notes report Mrs J P Williams believed to be the souths only woman railroad president was re elected by stockholders of the Georgia Florida Alabama railway in Bainbridge Georgia on November 21. Also noted is a Chicago date for a separate item about a bookkeeper Matt Barasky at Benjamin J Schiff Co suspected of embezzling nearly 8333. Washington postmaster general Burleson says parcel post cannot be stopped for fish or game shipments within Illinois. New York reports a record mail shipment from England totaling 6808 sacks weighing about 1663 tons aboard the Majestic steamer.
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Bainbridge
J. P. Williams
Railroa
Georgia, Florida & Alabama Railway
Chicago
Matt Barasky
Foreign Department
Benjamin J. Schiff & Co
Washington
General Burleson
Post Office
Illinois
New York
England
York
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PURSTATE _ASSOCIATION
Thomas Bemis
Indianapolis
American Pneumatic Service Company
Boston
Allen A. Bowser
S. F. Bowser & Co., Inc
Ft. Wayne
Franklin B. Bremerman
Carlton Chaney
Glenwood
August D. Cook
Law Trenceburg
Everett B. Fewell
Madison
Jacob Fisher
Rowan
Charles J. Kiefer
Samuel B. McCormick
Otterbsin
Joseph Oo. Morrison
Anderson
Ansignor
Force Manufacturing Company
Frank G. Perkins
G. S. Perkins
South Bend
Executriz
Perkins Glue Company
Harvey F. Rouse
Perrysville
Walter A. Thomas
New Augusta
Clarence A. Venderveer
Midland
Michigan City
John F. Warenr
Muncie
Frank
Chance of Indianapolis
Harry. A. Beatty
French ‘Lick
John
Brophy
Indianapoli
Mary. J
Harmon
Lexington
Margaret
Kappes
New Point
Mandella Nicholeon
Elma E. 5Inders
Briswitty
Craig Heads Library
Seasion of Indiana Lierrary Trustees Association
B. L. Craig
Evansville
W. E. Jenkins
Indiana University
Public Library and University Extension
Henry B. Heller
Décatur
Trustees Association
John A. Lapp
Indiana Legislative Reference Bureau
Eliza G. Browning
Ethel F. McCormick
J. J. Bailey
Gary
Trustees’ Association
Indiana Librarians’ Association
Carl H. Milam
Public Library ,Commission of Indiana
Birmingham
Ala
Indiana Y. M. C.A
Indiana Young Men’s Christian Association
Indiana Association
E. A. Hanley
Franklin College
A. Bruce Minear
International Committee
Panama Canal Zone
Jim Burwick
Ernest Bourner Allen
Toledo
John M. Coulter
University of Chicago
Tenth Council
District Medical Society
Laporte
T. Joseph Toner
Kellogg Speed
Ira Miltimore
F. W. Merritt
M. D. Gwinn
Rensselaer
C. C. Bassett
Goodland
H.O. Merts
B. C. Bowell
Alfred C. Croft
W. F. Howart
Hammond
C. 0. Wilt. Fong
Chesterton
T. J. Tanner
J. W. Iddings
Lowell
George Pence
State Board of Accounts
Penceham
Jonathan Jennings
U. S
Mase
Save Maderos
Commerce
Pindele
Peoria Edptor
Joan H. Marble
Interstate Commerce
House
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