Tippecanoe Baptists close annual session in Lafayette
The eighty first annual Tippecanoe Baptist association met in Lafayette. Rev. J. B. Henson was elected moderator, J. M. Riddle treasurer, Miss Lecta Black clerk. Speakers addressed church work evangelism and education at Crawfordsville Industrial School and Baptist homes. Indiana schools praise framed by a reunion address. Tuberculosis fight urged and fertilizer guidance offered by Purdue experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tippecanoe Baptist Association
Baptist’ Churches
Central
Indiana
Lafayette
J. B. Henson
Lecta Black
Newtown
J. M. Riddle
Crawfordsville
W. E. Ambobus
W. S. Pope
George H. Jayne
George Chandler
Fenton
Mich
J. Bruce Evans
California
W. A. Pavey
Covington
J. B. Moring
Fort Wayne
Home Missions
West
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Bertha Davis
Burmabh
Myrtle Huckleberry
India
H. C. Tilton
Franklin College
Severance Burrage
Indiana Association For the Study and Prevention of
Union County Teachers’ Institute
Burrage
Commonwealths
Rural Carriers Hold Open Meeting in Greencastle
The first official gathering of rural rail carriers in Greencastle drew almost 200 attendees at a Green castle convention. Delegates heard from Mayor John R. Miller, Postmaster W. B. Vestal, and Prof. F. C. Tilden on culture and the rural delivery's value, with readings by Bonnie Miller and an experience session for carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Federal Building
Corporal Tanner
Washington
United States
Court House
John R. Miller
W. B. Vestal
J. B. Babcock
Wagoner
Association
F. C. Tilden
DePauw University
Tilden
Bonnie Miller
Anderson Wins Race In Elgin National Road Event
Gil Anderson driving a Stutz won the Chicago Automobile Club trophy in the Elgin National Road race with a time of 4 hours 13 minutes 22 seconds. Ralph de Palma, Joe Lawson, and Chandler followed in a dramatic contest that featured a car fire and strong spectator turnout. Dawson and Endicott faced injuries but were reported minor with recovery expected.
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Elgin
Gil Anderson
Stutz
Chicago
Ralph de Palma
Joe Lawson
Chandler
Harry Endicott
Nyberg
de Palma
Dawson
Telegraphic notes from Aug 30 events across the world
Reports from Camp Perry Ohio Philadelphia Versailles Scotland Hamburg Washington Aberdeen Becket and Mansa describe a Peruvian balloon fatality an army secrets case a Pittsfield auto crash and suffragette incident. Also Speaker Clark campaigning in Maine.
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Camp Perry
Franciscn Zagara Ballon
Juan BE. Zagara
Versailles
Austria
Guieu
Buffalo
Hamburg
Albert Gersner
Gloucester
Washington
Clark
Maine
Congress
Aberdeen
Scotland
Winnie Wallace
Flora Smith
Asquith
Elgin
Americans Reject Steerage Transport in Mexico Flight
Americans leaving Mexico object to steerage only passage offered by consuls and prefer to risk staying over sailing on port routes. Consul Shanklin notes limited transport from San Francisco to Salina Cruz, with trips likely within a month. In Washington, Wilson and Bryan await Huerta’s collapse, while Huerta strengthens his regime amid U.S. pressure and renewed protests.
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Mexico City
Wilson
Mexico
Vera ‘Graz
Shankin
Gulf Ports
Shanklin
San Francisco
Salina Cruz
Washington
Bryan
Huerta
Lind
White House
John Lind
Cornish
N. H
Maryland
Senor Gamboa
Congress
United States
Congreaa
Democrats Back Glass-Owen Currency Bill In House Vote
The House Democrats pass the Glass-Owen currency bill by 163 to 9 with President Wilson’s support. Nine dissenters include Representatives Henry Eagle Calloway and others. The caucus pledges final passage without amendment, aside from possible banking and currency committee changes. The bill will be reintroduced by Chairman Glass.
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Washington
House
Democrats
Wilson
Henry, Eagle and Calloway
Texas
Hardwick
Georgia
Lobeck
Nebraska
Buchanan
Fowler
Illinois
Neeley
Kansas
Sisson
Mississippi
Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
Blaze on liner Imperator leaves crew dead
The Imperator, world’s largest liner, burned for over four hours. Second Officer Karl Gobrecht died fighting the blaze alone in the hold. Herman Gobrecht perished after leading men into the smoke. Otto Stumpf survived after revival at a hospital. The ship sailed on Saturday as scheduled.
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New York
Imperator
Karl Gobrecht
Herman Gobrecht
Otto Stumpf
Gobrecht
Broker Put In Sanitarium
Henry J. Fink of Belleville Ill has been missing since last Tuesday. R W Replequet, holding power of attorney, says Fink is in a sanitarium undergoing treatment for nervous troubles from heavy financial losses. Replequet notes losses were large but not sure if they reach 200000 dollars for some clients.
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J. C. Beavers
Department of Purdue Experiment Station
Indiana
St. Louis
Henry J. Fink
Belleville
Ill
R. W. Ropteguet
Fink
Replequet
Pink
Four Racers Killed at Nashville Speed Trials
Four auto racers perish and two are injured after a 25 mile free for all at the Tennessee state fair grounds. The Studebaker Whisk broom driven by Clyde Donovan leads until a wheel failover causes a crash into the outside fence. Victims are Nashville residents John W. Sherrill Thomas P. Bridges William Sherrod Gooch Brown.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Fair Grounds
John W. Sherrill
Buick
Thomas P. Bridges
William Sherrod
Gooch” Brown
Stutz
Freeman Ormsby
Mercer
Clyde Donovan
Studebaker
Edward Polk
Helen Gardner
David Gardner
Aurora
Ill
St. Charles
Elgin
Fox River
Dorothy Gardner
Riots in Dublin Leave Civilians and Police Injured Shore
London reports that 320 civilians and 45 policemen were seriously hurt in Dublin riots on Sunday with one civilian dead. Both unionist and liberal parties blame home rule tensions for the violence and stir in Ulster and Londonderry.
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London
England
Dublin
Londonderry
Ireland
Nberal
Ulster
Sir Edward Carson
Irish Unioniat Party
Pegoud Performs Loop The Loop in French Flight
French aviator Pegoud loops the loop at 1500 feet during a public test in Juvisy France. He completes the domesault and lands without injury. Prior secrecy kept the event small with only a few witnesses present.
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Juvisy
France
Pegoud
Gowns Worth $1,000 Seized in New York Arrival
New York on September 3 customs inspectors seized gowns valued at $1,000 the property of Mrs H M Bartle a dressmaker from Missouri for alleged non declaration of duties on her arrival.
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New York
Parish
H. Bartle
J.joseph, Mo
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Baptists
Tippecanoe Association
J. M. Riddle of
Crawfordsvile
Union
M. B. College
Pennsylvania
Illnois
Ohio
Massachusetts
Michigan
Rural Carriers Open Meeting
Sinds
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
Anderson
U. 8
Vera Cruz
Money Bill U. K.’D
Blaze
H. J. Fink
Tennessee Track
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