Patriotism drives W R C convention plans in Kokomo
The Woman's Relief Corps Indiana delegates attend the twenty fifth annual convention in Kokomo May 19 to 21. Miss Anna Fetta president Miss Cynthia Kritchlow and Mrs. Plummer will attend as delegates with Mrs. Swain and Mrs. Scott serving as officers. The event includes a public reception, jubilee meeting, and grand parade at Grace M E church.
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Meribah BE. Walker
Belle W. Ephim
Mary E. Stall Swain
W.R.C
Ton
Washington
W. B.C
Lincoln
W. R
Anna Fetta
Woman's Relief Corps
Cynthia Kritchlow
Plummer
Charles G. Swein
Kate Scott
Department of Indiana
Kokomo
Kittehlow
Uhwamer
Miss Fetta
Frances Hotel
Genevieve Frantz
Crée Aenuals Committee
Hagerstown
Ind
Fundhe High School
Dilling
German Baptist Church
Eli Dilling
Elks’ Club
Headquarters Hotel
Department Woman's Relief Corps
Indiana W. R. C
P. m
New Francis
Funeral Directors Gather for Indiana Association Meeting
Funeral directors from across the state travel to Indianapolis for the twenty-eighth annual Indiana Funeral Directors' association convention to be held at the Claypool Hotel May 15 20 and 21 Richmond will be represented Folger FP Wilson Richmond second vice president of the association.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
Claypool Hotel
Richmond
Folger FP
Wilson
Conference Topics and Reunion Highlight Baltimore Event
Conference at Baltimore covers many topics yet to consider. A reunion of Indians provided a pleasant interlude. Dr Bacon favors self support for Epworth League. Buckley addresses church union.
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Baltimore
Bacon
Epworth League
Buckley
Methodist conference scenes hint at radical church reforms
Baltimore May 17 reports show regular conference enthusiasm tempered by committee sessions drafting substantial changes in polity. Proposals include modified episcopacy, elective presiding bishop, bishops' power limits, and self funding for Epworth League. Indiana reunions and union discussions color the gathering amid social and election tensions.
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Baltimore
Methodist General Conference
Tam Naland
Helen
Frederick Fromm
Fa Ae Ee
B. Meon
Permanent Book Committee
Epworth League
Bacon
Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Wilbur F. Sheridan
Mt. Vernon Place
John F. Goucher
Methodiat Protestant Church
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Indianapolis Star
New Nebraska Yearly Meeting Opens at Central City
The summer calendar's highlight is the opening of Nebraska Yearly Meeting in Central City Neb on dune 4. The newly created body will be attended by some local Friends, marking a significant Quaker gathering for the year.
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Nebraska
Postmaster Jr Spekenhler Sets 72 Mail Box Cards
Postmaster Jr Spekenhler has finished placing collection cards on all seventy two city mail boxes. The drive covered seven miles and aims to guide patrons on daily collection times, preventing overnight mail.
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Spekenhler
Carnival organizer held to answer charge
Calles Howard M. Seeman alias Shurley V. Grimes, a carnival organizer with no fixed company, was arrested Sunday morning for attempting to beat a board bill at the Wescott hotel where he had been staying the past week. He travels between towns trying to recruit lodges to hire attractions.
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Calles
Howard M. Seeman
Shurley
V. Grimes
Wescott
James Dempret Arrested in Obecane Literature Case
James Dempret was arrested yesterday for purchasing obecane literature. He is set to have a hearing this morning to address the alleged offense.
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James Dempret
Intercollegiate Peace Association Holds Third Convention
The Greencastle convention closed with a business session and address on international peace by Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones. Officers elected include Prof. Albert Russell of Graham College as president and Prof. Steven J. Weaton of Yellow Springs as another major officer, with next meeting set for Chicago University.
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Greencastle
Ind
Intercollegiate Peace Association
Jenkin Lloyd Jonas
Chicago
University
Albert Rugsell
Gartham College
Steven
Weaton
Yellow
Springs
Richmond Triad in Bond Case and Local Funerals
Reports detail Dr J M Bulla and Adolph Uhly arrested on alleged operation charges tied to Mrs Eva Sullivan as Richmond mourns multiple deaths. Obituary notes include John M Maxwell at 88 with services Tuesday in Richmond, and August Scherer to be buried after funeral at St Andrew's. Interlinked local figures face bonds of 1000 dollars as investigations unfold.
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Richmond
August Scherer
Bya Sullivan
J. M. Bulla
Adolph PF. Uhly
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cherlif Meredith
Bulla
John M. Maxwell
Robert
Kansas City
J. B. Gilbert
North Fifteenth Street
West Grove Cemetery
Maxwell
Coun-Opial Hospital
Peningty
Sullivan
North Sixth
Gemtarville
Richmonding
Bulle
Oklahoma
Mary
Samuel Barnes
Fourtala
City
Albert Maxwell
Emilys Wilson
San Francisco
Dr. Bulla
George B. Dougan
John Schultz
Jes. Buyseunus
McManus Mader
Abraham Nett
Royd
North Bixth Street
Gosten Ceme
Morris Connell
Ft. Wayne
St. Mary
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Maxwell Ugly Charge Died at 83 in Nominating Ballot News
Dr J M Bulla and Adolph P Uhly arrested on affidavits alleging improper performance. Indications point to nomination on first ballot by the Republican convention.
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M.maxwell
J. M. Bulla
Adolph P. Uhly
Delegates Chosen At The Lowest Estimate For Ohio
A report notes delegates chosen at the lowest estimate with about a third for the Ohioan White party and a large majority confidently claimed by supporters. The piece frames the results as favorable to their side amid party alignment and predictions.
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Taft” Han
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Taft
Giles
Vicw
Fairbanks
Indiana
Ohio
Smallpox Outbreak Check Raised in City
Smallpox has again appeared in the city with a feeble outbreak. health officer notes a reported case in the north end. The report mentions control gates and investigations as authorities monitor the situation.
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Bond
OOS le Pes Oy oHoy
TAFT
Taft Favored At Republican National Convention Opening
Washington May 17 The Glen Park crowded as Taft was seen as likely Republican nominee for president. Early crowds gathered to hear remarks and the opening balloting indicated broad support for Taft on the first ballot.
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Washington
William H.f
Taft
Allom
Bridge Fire Detours Trains in Cambridge City Area
A bridge one mile north of Cambridge City was set ablaze delaying rail traffic as repairs proceed. The incident disrupted service with trains detoured via Hagerstown and Nant Mantistad while investigators seek a cause.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Thurman
Chicago
Aj Overman
Bartham College
Hagerstown
Rev
Conpantad Horoertth
Nant
Filtration Plant Plans Move Forward in Indiana
A group led by Tn Inc plans to establish water filtration plants in several Indiana cities. About twenty five or thirty health officers from the state will travel to Indianapolis for a second reception of the filtration plant proposals.
Arles Wolfe Approved Hospital Confinement Noted
Report states Arles Wolfe was approved for confinement after hospital admission on Saturday evening due to convulsions. Further details on condition or facility not provided.
Tribute to Y M C A Worker in Richmond Ceremony
Mr Sharon Cotte presented Mr Stacy with greetings from the Brotherhood of the Y M C A of North America. Timothy Nicholson spoke on Richmond’s notable citizen, drawing applause. The speaker noted the Y M C A’s wide reach including 600 to 700 buildings and large railroad and intercollegiate department memberships.
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Stacy
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
Grann
Bn Anu
Change in postmasters at Indianapolis office
Indianapolis May 17 Henry W Bennett, postmaster since February 1905, severed his connection with the office this morning. He is succeeded by Robert H Bryson, appointed when Bennett resigned some weeks ago and to assume charge of the office.
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Indianapolis
Henry W. Bennett
Bennett
Robert H. Bryson
Wolfe Tries To End Life In Poison Attempt
Charles Wolfe, found unconscious at Ninth and North A streets, attempted death by taking several grains of strychnine. This was his second such attempt in two weeks tied to marital troubles. He was hospitalized alive, later rested easier with recovery chances noted. Previously he used carbonic acid at his rooming place but failed, and he is described as middle aged with two children, separated from his wife.
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Charles Wolfe
Ninth
North
Sarnival Financially Successful Despite Unsettled Profits
The Jude Marks at Beallylow park drew funds for the Druide secret society and carnival promoters. Amounts cleared are not yet known as many small items remain to be paid. A prominent society member confirms the overall success and expected clear profit.
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Jude
Druide
Beallylow Park
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