M P Conference Closes as Various Rallies End
The M P conference at the old Union church near Shelbyville ends after a closing service led by Rev. A W Conn. Resolutions of respect for Rev J P Barton of Gosport are read. Rev J W Harmon of Indianapolis discusses evangelism and tithing. Rev J C Ricketts of Marietta and C J Kerlin address prayers and the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sugar Creek
Carrollton
Methodist Protestant Conference
Old Union Church
Shelbyville
J. Ray Stanton
J. T. Smith
P. W. Boxall
J. P. Barton
Gosport
A. W
Holy Spirit
J. C. Ricketts
Marietta
C. J. Kerlin
Shaller Matthews
Chicago University
L-2 Zeppelin Disaster Kills 28 Crew Members in Germany
Berlin reports the L-2 airship exploded during a final trial killing 28 aboard, including crew and guests. one survivor, Lt Baron von Bleuel, later died after begging to be killed as his injuries were treated. Three army officers also died in separate plane crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Admiral Bearch
Baron von Bleuel
Queen Augusta Grenadier Guards
Admiralty Board
Navy
Army
Huerta Declares He Will Not Quit Or Flee Capital
Provisional President Huerta told reporters at the national palace in Mexico City that he has no plans to resign or flee. He said if he resigns it will be to rest six feet underground, and if he returns to the capital it will be to take up arms against the rebels. He dismissed circulating reports of his resignation or departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Washington
Indiana
Purdue Agricultural Extension Department
Office of Farm Management
United States Department of Agriculture
Purdue University
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Corn Club
President Wilson
White House
Houston
Senate
House of Representatives
Mount Vernon
Lee
Arlington National Cemetery
Corn Growers’ Association
G. I. Christie
Lafayette
Purdue
D. F. Maish
Frankfort
Federation of Agricultural Associations of
Warner H. Wilson
New York City
Homer C. Price
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Goss
Christie
Mexico City
Huerta
National Palace
United States
Sulzer 15 Named Former Governor Nominates for Assembly
William Sulzer, impeached former New York governor, was nominated by the Progressive Sixth Assembly district for the assembly. He said he would accept, claiming the impeachment stemmed from his refusal to take orders from Tammany Hall and accept money. Sulzer previously was removed by impeachment, with Martin Glynn sworn in as lieutenant governor and Robert Wagner as Senate leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Max Steindler
Albany
Steindler
Mr. Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Tammany Clan
Murphy
Tammany
State of
High Court
Martin H. Glynn
Militant Leader Pankhurst Freed in New York Visit
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, English suffragette chief, landed on Manhattan from Ellis Island after detention and deportation order was overturned. She spoke at the Battery and planned further speeches as immigration officials released her on her own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emmeline Pankhurst
Manhattan Island
Ellis Island
the Battery
Great Britain
United States
England
Asquith
Home
McKenna
Washington
Uhl
Pankhurst
O. H. P. Belmont
Aldine Club
Federal Commissioner of Immigration
Antonio Caminett
Special Board of Inquiry
Caminetti
Democrat Wins in Illinois Fifth Supreme District
Returns from all ten counties show Charles C. Craig Democrat of Galesburg elected to the supreme bench by about 3000 over Leslie D. Puterbaugh. Puterbaugh carried Peoria county by 1200. First time a millionaire is sent to the supreme bench. Judge J. M. Niehaus Democrat won in the Tenth district. Walter A. Clinch victorious for probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Lil
Charles C. Craig
Galesburg
Supreme Bench
Leslie D. Puterbaugh
Puterbaugh
J. M.niehaus
Tenth
Walter A. Clinch
Import Rate Case Decided in Washington
The interstate commerce commission ordered that for two years the railroad rates on imports going to New York and Houston shall be the same. This ends the celebrated import rate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Hoston
Five Die In Blizzard On Great Lakes And Cold Snap
A severe blizzard strikes the Great Lakes region with a 30 mile wind in Chicago and heavy snow across Wisconsin. Three men drown in Chequamegon Bay after their gasoline launch capsized. two Milwaukee hunters drown near Shawano Lake. the Norwalk runs aground at False Presque Isle. Shipping on Lake Superior halted as crews seek shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chica
Wisconsin
Ashland
Mississippi Valley
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Fond du Lac
Lake Superior
Chequamegon Bay
Shawano Lake
George McEachron
Thomas Stoltz
Milwaukee
Alpena
Mich
Norwalk
Detroit
False Presque Isle
Twenty US Soldiers Die in Meridian Train Crash
Twenty United States soldiers were killed and 100 injured when a Mobile and Ohio railroad train plunged through a trestle near State Line Mississippi. The dead included privates from Company Thirty-nine coast artillery stationed at Fort Morgan. The carload of 179 officers and men was en route to Meridian for a fair, and the troops were among the crack members of their units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
United States
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
State Line
Joseph Teben
Ernest Parquette
Clyde Teel
B. B. Bishop
G. C. Burleson
Joseph Provence
W. H. Brim
Goodes
Remsen
Gruckle
Acres
Multiple tragic incidents reported across states
Springfield Illinois reports Bruce Mounts son of former State Senator Mounts killed in an automobile accident while A Crawford Jr son of State Board of Equalization member injured. Champaign Illinois sees C P Sullivan Urbana merchant arrested for murder of W Larry. Hammond Indiana recounts Frances A Clark a sixteen year old pianist saving 200 people from theater panic after a film fire. Reno Nevada reports early fire destroying Nevada Hardware and Supply Company building with 150000 dollar loss. Philadelphia Pennsylvania notes J Hogan Furst secretary treasurer of Lock Haven Trust committed suicide by jumping from hospital window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Bruce Mounts
W. L. Mounts
A. Crawford, Jr
A. W. Crawford
State Board of Equalization
Mount
Champaign
Ill
C. P. Sullivan
Urbana
W. Larry
Sullivan
Hammond
Ind
Francis A. Clark
Newcastle
Missa Clark
Reno
Nev
Nevara Hardware and Supply Company
Philadelphia
Orthopasais Hospital
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Sugar Creek Church
A. W. Conn
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Richmond
Terre Haute
Logansport
Peru
Catholic Foresters’ Hall
Women of the Christian Church
Harry St. Clair
J. H. Fairhead
Louisville
Monument Division
F. M. Simms
Board of Trade
W. D. Thurber
Cc. A. Hartley
Evansville
E. B. Connolly Kebrer
Anderson
A. L. Zillark
Princeton
Irene Byron
Fort Wayne
H. M. Hughes
Liberty
H. 2. Bishop, Jr
Cleveland
National Association of Tuberculosis
State Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Public Savings Building
National Association
Rochester
N. Y
Indiana Association
State Association
State Librariana
Indiana Library Association
Carnegie Library
Marion
Louis J. Bailey
Gary
G. A. H. Shideler
Ministry of Books
Demarchus C. Brown
Arthur H. Sapp
Huntington
Charles
South Bend
Temperance
Culla J. Wayhinger
Department Board
Senator Lewis and
H. T. Pindell
H.T. Pindell
J. Hamilton Lewis
Jinois
Russia
Pindell
Illinois
Mr. Bryan
Supreme Court
L. D. Puterbaugh
Middle West
Great Lakes
South
U. S
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