Indiana Association closing session names new officers in Gary
Louis A. Story of New Albany chosen president at the Indiana Association annual meeting in Gary. Speakers Dr Severance Burage of Indianapolis and Ray Seeley of Lake County discussed roads and county tuberculosis hospitals. Next meeting set for 1914 in New Albany with officers to be named.
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Indianapolis
Severance Burrage
Ray Seeley
Lake County
Indiana County Commissioners’ Association
Gary
New Albany
Louis A. Story
R. N. Beeson
Richmond
Albert F. Zearing
Mr. Seeley
North
Hammond
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Whiting
Calumet
Seeley
Europe
Burrage
Indiana
Indiana Association For the Study and Prevention of
Board of County Commissioners
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Rockville
Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Butler
John A. Brown
G A R Head Elected At Detroit Encampment For Peace Memorial
Washington Gardner of Michigan won the Grand Army of the Republic commander in chief race at Detroit amid a hard fight. The encampment also chose a next meeting site for 1914 in Detroit and approved erecting a peace memorial near Chattanooga similar to the Confederate Veterans’ memorial.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington Gardner
Michigan
Grand Army of the Republic
House of Lords
G. E. Adams
Nebraska
Grand Army
Detroit
Adams
Gardner
Thomas M. Soward
Guthrie
Okla
William L. Ross
Pittsfield
J. K
House Passes Glass-Owen Currency Bill
Washington notes the Glass Owen currency bill passed the house by 286 to 84 with 24 Republicans for and 3 Democrats against. The measure proceeds to the Senate for lengthy banking committee review.
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Senate
Washington
House
Banking
Alleged Madero Slayer Cardenas Reported Dead
Washington reports say Lieutenant Francisco Cardenas, accused of killing Francisco I Madero, has been assassinated. The reports claim Cardenas was slain in Michoacan according to Carranzas headquarters.
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Madero
Washington
Francisco Cardenas
Francisco I. Madero
Carranzas
Cardenas
Mich
Ocan
Gaynor Buried in Simple but Impressive Funeral
New York September 23 The funeral cortege of Mayor William J. Gaynor moved along Broadway with crowds in silence. Services at Trinity Church were led by Bishop Greer in a simple but impressive ceremony attended by police and fire department pallbearers. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn in the family plot.
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Trinity
Greenwood Cemetery
New York
William J. Gaynor
Broadway
Trinity Church
H. Greer
City Hall
City Hall Park
Old Church
Greer
L. B. Holden
Episcopal Church
St. James
Gaynor
Frank Page
Culpepper
Polce Department
Fire Department
Willian H. Taft
Ardolph Ty Kline
Supreme Court
Martin J. Keogh
Herman Ridder
Jacob Schiff
Robert Adamson
R. A.C. Smith
James Creelman
Archibald R. Watson
Edward
Brooklyn Bridge
Borough Hall
Grenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Meat Packers Seek Farmer Education Fund In Chicago
The American Meat Packers Association voted 500000 dollars for a five year education fund to teach farmers how to raise beef cattle and lower meat prices. Leaders blamed high costs on scarce supply and government label changes while urging banks to back cattle futures.
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Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Association
Gustav Bischoff, Sr
Independent Packing Company
St. Louis
Dischoff
Charles F. Kamrath
Spokane
Wash
M. A. Traylor
National Stock Yards National Bank
East St. Louis
James
Agar
Association
James Craig
Race Riot Tested Benton After Double Murder
A march on Benton town square by American and Polish miners followed the Sunday killings of Ewell Hutechina and Quincy Drummonds. National Guard Company F was deployed, 25 extra police sworn in, and 15 Polish miners were arrested as authorities investigated the murders.
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Benton
Ewell
Hutechina
Quincy Drummonds
Fourth Infantry
Illinois National Guard
Dunne
Estes
Vaughn
Franklin County
C. C. Smith
Grenfell to Be Best Man at Wilson Wedding
Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell head of the Labrador mission for deep sea fishermen will act as best man for Francia Sayre when he marries Milas Jessie Wilson, the president's daughter, in Philadelphia on September 23.
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Indiana
H. E. Barnard
Barnard
National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Chicago
Kansas
Plea of Sulzer Lost in High Court Impeachment
New York Governor William Sulzer must face trial after the high court of impeachment voted 51 to 1 to overrule dismissal efforts. One Democrat, Senator Gottfried H. Wende, sided with the governor. seven members were absent. The court convened after two sessions to determine Sulzer's fitness to continue as governor.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
High Court of
Gottfried H. Wende
Buffalo
New York
Sulzer
State Assembly
High Court
Martin H. Glynn
Ouimet Wins Nineteenth U S Open Title
Brookline Mass September 3 Francis Ouimet, a youthful local amateur, won the nineteenth open championship of the United States Golf Association. He outplayed Harry Vardon and Edward Ray in an 18 hole extra round, finishing with 72 strokes two under par while Vardon had 77 and Ray 75.
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Brookline
Mass
America
Francis Quimet
United States Golf Association
Ouimet
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
Vardon
Ray
Robber Gang Kills Clerks in Grand Rapids Jewelry Store
Thieves shot and killed J N Thompson and Edward Smith at J J Thompsons jewelry shop on Monroe Avenue and wounded clerk Paul Townsend. They fled with about 20000 dollars as police investigated the daylight robbery.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
J. J. Thompson
Monroe Avenue
J. N. Thompson
Edward Smith
Paul Townsend
Toledo
Springfield
John T. O'Neil
Washington
Mann
Illinois
Clark
House
Chicago
Alice Davis Sing
Charles Lo Sing
Nurder
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Louia A. Story
Indiana Association
Express
H. B. Barnard
Matthews
IL Nols
Ridgeville
State Board of Health
State Department
State Board
Albert 8
Republican Committee
Fred A. Sims
State Committee
Claypool Hotel
Sims
Elkhart
Seventy-Fourth
Indiana’ Veterans’ Association
Ft. Wayne
Josiah D. Replogel
F. G. Fried
W. F. Peddycord
Benjamin W. Carr
Warsaw
Hans B. Schmidt
St. Joseph's Church
Ann Aumueller
Schmidt
Fort Lee
Bronx
Meat Packers’ Association
Benton, Il
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