Unusual Indiana Accidents Highlight July News
A string of accidents across Indiana left two Fort Wayne men injured by streetcars and a Laporte couple hurt in a runaway. In Fort Wayne a man examining a flower near the tracks was knocked by a car, while another man was cut and scarred when a fender struck his head. A Chicago man riding a car sustained a severe head wound. Other incidents include a man bitten by a rat in his yard, drownings in Benton Harbor, and children injured by dogs and a corrosive substance. The Socialists meet in Terre Haute with a state ticket including Miss Martha Biegler for superintendent. President Gobin of DePauw and Captain Hobson are slated to speak in Winona and Terre Haute respectively.
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Graduates Stand In Naval Academy Class Of 19
Six year graduates at Annapolis seen in final exam standings for the class of 19. Charles P. Snyder leads, with Carleton R. Kear second and Joseph BR Defrees third. The list includes George W. Steele Jr of Indiana and Robert L. Berry of Kentucky among top 32, with Clarence Arnold of Indiana at 44th in a 57 member class. President Gobin of De Pauw to preach at Winona Lake assembly as Young People's Bible conference opens with services and talks on The American Navy.
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PUMPING STATION BURNED AT CUDAHY INDIANA
An overheated flue caused a Standard Oil pumping station at Cudahy near Bluffton to burn down today. Engineer William Caston was badly burned trying to extinguish the blaze. The loss is reported as two dollars.
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Indiana News Roundup: Navy deserter arrest and state notes
MUNCIE reports Carl Wylie arrested on Navy desertion charges from the Hartford after leave, age seventeen. Purdue appoints John Harrison Skinner in animal husbandry, directing agriculture. Indiana obituaries record William Edington and Elijah Miller deaths. Local notes cover Terre Haute factory moves, lockjaw, and an instructor appointment. Railroad work begins in Muncie with electric line plans. Court actions include Mary E. Thompson’s divorce. Smallpox cases rise in Knightstown. Marion pastor MacGregor retires. Bloomington hosts a large merchants carnival conclusion.
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FIGHTING IN VENEZUELA rebels attack Guanta and mobilize
A cable from Laguaira reports forty revolutionists attacked the Guan to custom house yesterday, seizing Mausers and ammo before troops arrived. Matos and about three thousand militants are at Urica, with ten thousand rebels active nationwide. Caribbean movement includes armed bands, while foreigners were unharmed. In Haiti, election riots follow the Port-au-Prince vote, with M. Delenois elected first deputy amid clashes at the arsenal and continued disorder jeopardizing the Chamber of Deputies and presidency.
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Rumor of Monagas Death Proved False in Venezuela
A report from Caracas claimed Gen Domingo Monagas died during the Matos revolt against President Castro but the rumor is now considered false. Meanwhile Panama reports widespread dysentery decimating the Liberal army and David province suffers high illness impact. Cauca area revolutions shrink to minor guerrilla bands.
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National Educators Convene in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS Minn July 6 To night trains brought in a number of delegates to the forty first annual convention of the National Educational Association which opens here Monday President W M Beardshear of Ames Ind was unfortunate enough to require the attention of a physician on his first day here Miss Estelle Rees national superintendent of Indian schools was among the arrivals today President W R Harper of the University of Chicago President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia President Jacob G Schurmann of Cornell and William T Harris commissioner of education of the United States are among the notable persons scheduled for addresses during the sessions Fully 5000 persons are expected to attend the convention which will continue till July 1.
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President bans outside influence on civil service promotions
The President issued an order amending Rule 11 of the civil service code to prohibit outside influence in promoting employees in the classified service. The directive aims to ensure promotion decisions are free from externals pressures and favoritism.
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Promotion rule endorsed by Congress urged by President Proctor
President Proctor of the Civil Service Commission explained that a rule requiring promotion recommendations to come from supervising officers, with consent of the employee, received commission approval but originated with leading members of Congress who urged its adoption. The rule also provides grounds for debarring or removing employees for violations.
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Extradited American Convicted in Japan Here
Francis Mayer, an American citizen extradited from the United States, was convicted by Japanese courts on June 17 as the first extradition under Japan's current status among nations. Japan plans to participate in the Louisiana Purchase Exposition with an appropriation around 1,000 yen and delegates already chosen.
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Sharks Swallowed by Bricks Tell Tale From Martinique
In Martinique waters, famed old skipper Perry recalls sharks famed as man eaters. An engineer heated bricks in the fireroom poured oil then dropped bricks overboard to lure sharks. Each brick was swallowed, scattering the sharks and ending the danger with a fiery stunt.
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Martinique
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Ten-year-old girl charged with killing uncle in Kentucky
In Paducah Kentucky on July 5 Susie Frazier ten years old was brought to Police Court charged with fatally shooting her uncle George Jones last night. The child reportedly witnessed the beating of his wife, retrieved a pistol and fired a shot to the stomach causing his death shortly after.
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