Indiana student uncovers first scorpion fossil in state
A Indiana University student, R Addington, part of a survey team for the state soil and geology departments, unearthed Indiana’s first scorpion fossil. Prof. Clyde Malott notes the specimen resembles modern forms, with the Clay City quadrangle survey spanning about 240 square miles in Clay Owen and Vigo counties.
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Bloomington
Ind
R. Addington
Indiana University
Division of Geology
State Department of Conservation
Department of Geology
University
Indiana
Clyde Malott
Clay City Quadrangle
Clay County
Owen
Vigo
United States Geological Survey
Methodist church calls for large attendance on July 4
Church workers report strong response to the summons for the next Sunday service and expect one of the largest gatherings in the church’s history. Members unable to attend are urged to send a friend to represent them.
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Methodist
McAdoo Favored On First Ballot In Democratic Split
United Press report from San Francisco describes a dramatic realignment after overnight events. McAdoo is seen as likely to lead first ballot support with Palmer challenging, but optimism runs high that McAdoo will secure the nomination by the fourth ballot.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
William G. McAdoo
A. Mitchell Palmer
McAdoo
Palmer
Nominations Streamed as Democratic Convention Recesses
With fourteen presidential hopefuls listed, the Democratic national convention recessed at 1 13 p m until 8 o clock tonight after nominating speeches. Palmer supporters attempted immediate balloting, provoking protests from McAdoo backers and others who cried that it was a trick.
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San Francisco
Cal
Resolutions Committee
Palmer Mey
McAdoo
Train wins race with automobile travels from Evansville to Terre Haute
The Dixie Flyer flagged as a double header won a race from Evansville to Terre Haute by three minutes using an Essex automobile. Clyde Stoltz drove, Ray Simpson rode as passenger, covering detours and tire changes while rail travel lagged at Vincennes and Oaktown. Terre Haute reached at 12 11 p.m.
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Lawrenceville
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Convention Proceedings Panel in San Francisco Deliberations
The San Francisco convention opens with routine items including prayer roll call and state candidate presentation led by New Mexico. A report on resolutions and platform is expected, with tentative balloting for the president nominee. Arbor day is now regularly observed in the United States Canada and New Zealand.
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New Mexico
United States
Canada
New Zealand
Deadly caps trigger fatal explosion on Indiana farm
Henry Armstrong, 40, was killed in a woodland near Owensville while handling dynamite caps on rock road contracts. His body was found with severe injuries. coroner's inquest to follow. He leaves a widow and three children and was a nephew of County Auditor Armstrong.
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Owensville
Ind
Democrat
Henry Arrstrong
Here
Armstrong
Owensvile
Democratic Platform Summary Drafted in San Francisco
July 1 report details a Democratic platform draft outlining stance on Irish freedom, Mexican policy, soldier benefits, labor rights including collective bargaining and an eight hour day, opposition to child labor, anti profiteering laws, tariff principles, a proposed federal budget system, and calls to boost production and the merchant marine. The Maryland scene notes a Virginia league plank and a prolonged committee battle over administration alignment.
McAdoo Silent on Developments at Democratic Convention
William G. McAdoo was informed his name was placed in nomination at the Democratic national convention but offered no comment. He traveled from Long Island to his downtown office and was not in touch with San Francisco, according to his secretary.
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New York
William
McAdoo
San Francisco
Long Island
Tragedy on Montgomery Township Roads Contractor Dies
The scene and body suggest accidental death of Armstrong, a contractor for four roads in Montgomery township. He had contracts totalling about $73,000 and was making good progress on the work.
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Armstrong
Montgomery Township
Democratic Conventions and Nominees Through Key Years
A compact note lists prior Democratic conventions and their nominated candidates including 1844 1848 1852 1908 1912 1916, noting Baltimore and Cincinnati venues with Polk Daggs Pierce Buchanan as nominees.
Ratification of League Endorsed by Democratic Convention
The resolutions committee adopted a League of Nations plank with Walsh amendment affirming ratification with reservations to clarify American obligations. The vote 32 to 18 surprised leaders who expected no changes. The decision may push the league issue to the convention floor amid administration disappointment.
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Walsh
Bryan
Pomerene
Ohio
Wilson supports League plank favored by Democrats
Administration circles say President Wilson finds the League of Nations plank adopted by the Democratic national convention acceptable. The plank backs treaty ratification without reservations that would weaken its integrity and aligns the party with ratification. Officials note Wilson has long supported interpretative reservations in the treaty fight.
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Washington
League of Nations
Resolutions Committee
Democratic National Convention
Wilson
Wheat midge threat noted by Indiana entomologist
State entomologist Frank N. Wallace reports wheat midge or red Weevil in many fields with oats wheat and rye turning pinkish. The pink maggot damages forming kernels. adults emerge after cocoon in spring. Fall stubble burning is advised to prevent spread.
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Indianapolis
Frank N. Wallace
Department of Conservation
Wallace
Wall Street Bets McAdoo Favored for Democratic Nomination
New York July 1 Wall street betting on results of the Democratic convention favored McAdoo with odds 9 to 5. Wilson moved to second place with 2 to 1 after a San Francisco demonstration. Governor Cox of Ohio stood third at 3 to 1 against.
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New York
Wall Street
Iw. G. McAdoo
Wilson
San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
Bryan’s Convention Fight Battles for Democratic Platform
In San Francisco Bryan faces open floor debate as he battles administration influence over the Democratic national convention. Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby leads the administration’s effort to push a league plank endorsed by President Wilson. The clash reflects Bryan’s struggle with Wilson and the convention’s lean toward a light wine and beer program.
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San Francisco
Cal
William Jennings
Bryan
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Wilson
Cox May Ride in Monoplane From Dayton to San Francisco
A steel monoplane capable of carrying six passengers could fly Governor Cox of Ohio from Dayton to San Francisco if he wins the Democratic nomination. Harry Newman, head of the Continental Air company, said Cox would make the trip when nominated.
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Chicago
Governor Cox
Ohio
Dayton
San Francisco
Harry Newman
Continental Air Company
Ohioan
Cox
Wabash to Host 1921 Indiana Legion Meeting
Wabash will host the 1921 Indiana department American Legion meeting after delegates at Vincennes announced the city as the site. Stineman Post No. 15 will convene next week to appoint committees, with the Chamber of Commerce and local merchants preparing to entertain. The post plans to spend over $5,000 on entertainment.
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Wabash
Ind
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Vincennes
Stineman Post No
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants and Manufacturers
Legion Post
Studying the Sparrow at Ohio State Journal
The article notes extensive observation of English sparrows and their behavior. It argues that even without British introductions they would have arrived by other means, reflecting on the birds' adaptability and spread.
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Ohio State Journal
Quote from Tell Binkley on luncheon invitation
Indianapolis readers recall Tell Binkley declaring he is fed up with criticism and declines a lunch invitation. The piece hints at past times when people hesitated at the price of meals.
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Indianapolis News
Tell Binkley
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