Indiana Attorney General backs oral arguments for appeals
Attorney General Taylor urged adopting to Indiana courts the U S Supreme Court practice of keeping a docket and scheduling oral arguments for all appeals. Hesaid more oral hearings would speed decisions, while opposing blanket mandates and praising current Indiana Supreme Court efforts. Breen's resolution led to discussion and adjournment until morning.
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Lesh
Huntington
Breen
Taylor
Indiana
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Boeer
Supreme Court
Alone
Supreme Court of Indiana
Davis
Association
State Bar Assembly Lists Wide Indiana Attendance
At the opening session of the State Bar Association meeting, a long list of officers and judges from Indianapolis Bloomington and other cities attended. The principal address will be by Hon William L Penfield on Pan American Arbitration followed by Reinhard on The Lawyer's Introduction and Relation to the Court.
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State Bar Association
Theodore P. Davis
Indianapolis
Merrill Moores
George L. Reinhard
Bloomington
Frank E. Gavin
The
Bar Association
Benator Fairbanks
Addison
Harris
Comstock
Robinson
Wiley and Roby
Appellate Court
Jordan
Hadley
W. L.taylor
Smith
Roscoe O. Hawkins
W. Thornton
Charles F. Remy
Ie Ae Supreme Court
C. Hadley
Noble C. Butler
United States Courts
W. Noel
Caleb
Denny
A. Ayres
Linton A. Cox
Frank McCray
Bamac
Ashby
Charles Martindale
John G. Williams
Louis
Newton R. Meer
Greenfield
Od G. Hogate
James L. Clark
Darville
George H. Gifford
Tipton
Milton Bell
B. C. Moen
Kokomo
John C. Farber
Frankfort
Inman H. Fowler
Spencer
Albert ©. Marsh
Winchester
United Ate Jon
Harry B. M
Michigan City
Circust
William P. Rogers
Law Department
the State University
William L. Penfield
Auburn
Ind
Department of State
Washington
Pagent
Bailey-Beveridge
Penfield
Bic
State University
Wormington
W. W. Thornton
Bar Association to Elect Officers at Evening Meeting
The group will elect its officers for the coming year during a meeting at the Columbia Club main dining hall, followed by a fraternal dinner at 8 o'clock tonight as part of a longstanding custom.
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Columbia Club
Trust Question Denied and Senator Bid Debated
Washington reports Postmaster General Payne calls the Cabinet trust split claim a ridiculous canard. Interior Secretary Hitchcock denies seeking West's Senate seat while Missouri politics loom with gerrymander opposition and a Republican push for a new senator. Navy wireless trials and army naval maneuvers with press as a factor, plus patent grants and public-building plans.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Payne
Roosevelt
Missing teacher found alive after Philippine rumor
Lewis 5 Thomas of Plainfield N J was believed killed by natives in Cebu Philippines. A letter dated Nagasaki June 6 from him says he left the Philippines for Japan to see the sights. He will resume teaching in the fall but be transferred from Cebu, explaining his supposed disappearance.
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Plainfield
N. J
Lewis
Thomas
Philippines
Robert Craig
Dunellen
Nagasaki
Japan
Cebu
General Buencamino in Louisville for Philippine sympathy address
In Louisville today General Buencamino former secretary of state in Aguinaldo's cabinet presented an address expressing Federal party sympathy to General Lawton widow at Pewee Valley. He praised Lawton's municipal code under military rule and will depart for San Francisco then the Philippines delaying two months in the United States.
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Louisville
Buencamine
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Lawton
Pewee Valley
Buencamino
San Francisco
Transport Logan Returns From Far Pacific Voyage
In San Francisco in July the transport Logan arrived from Manila after twenty nine days and from Nagasaki after seventeen days. She carried 277 Seventh Infantry, 787 Sixteenth Infantry, twenty seven prisoners, eight insane and seventy seven sick men, with delays blamed on rough weather and foul condition.
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San Francisco
Cal
Logan
Manila
Nagasaki
Seventh Infantry
Sixteenth Infantry
Judge Herman A. Davis Resigns Philippine Court Post
Omaha Nebraska July Judge Herman A. Davis who was appointed to the Court of First Instance in the Philippines has resigned and will remain in the United States. Ill health, a cancerous growth on the tongue, and recent operation explain the decision.
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Omaha
Neb
Herman A. Davis
Court of First Instance
Philippines
United States
Il Health
United States Transport Salamanca Floated and Arrives
The Salamanca, which ran ashore on the Zambales coast July 3 with three companies of the Twenty-fifth Infantry aboard, has been floated and arrived at Manila. She is unloading her cargo in preparation for repairs.
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Manila
Salamanca
Zambales
Ffth Infantry
Delegates Arrive in Portland for National Dairy Meeting
One hundred delegates representing nearly every state arrive in Portland for the National Association of Dairy and Food Departments meeting to be held tomorrow, signaling broad national attendance and interest in dairy and food standards.
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Portland
Ore
National Association of Dairy and Food Departments
Jury acquits Minneapolis police chief of bribe charge
In Minneapolis a jury rendered a not guilty verdict for Superintendent of Police Fred W. Ames after an eighteen hour deliberation. The trial centered on allegations that he accepted a bribe in connection with official duties.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Fred W. Ames
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Glenn's Soap Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year trusted remedy for teething infants and diarrhoea with a 25 cent price. It also promotes Glenn's Sulphur Soap as a popular society beauty and purifier sold by druggists along with hair and whisker dye in black or brown.
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Glenn
Secretary Hay letter on Criddler’s foreign representation effort
Secretary Hay instructs all diplomatic and consular officers to aid Thomas W Criddler in obtaining representation by foreign governments for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. He hopes delaying the opening will improve foreign involvement. Criddler departs Washington for New York and sails to Europe tomorrow.
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Coed
Hay
United States
Europe
Thomas W. Criddler
Criddler
Washington
New York
Roosevelt hosts Montagu White and W E Curtis at luncheon
President and Mrs Roosevelt welcomed Montagu White of the Boer cause and William E Curtis to Oyster Bay for lunch. White will sail for Europe soon. Conversation centered on reciprocity, especially with Cuba, with the President signaling he expects Congress to grant concessions next session.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Montagu White
New York
Washington
William E. Curtis
Roosevelt
White
Europe
Cuba
National Educational Association Opens Sessions in Minneapolis
Minneapolis hosts over 15 000 delegates for the National Educational Association convention with totals expected to reach 20 000 as the National Council, Indian department, and general sessions proceed. Notable welcoming speeches are reported in kind as Dr Swain delivers one address and officials outline tomorrow’s program.
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DR. Swain
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
National Council
Indian Department
Men of Letters
Cuba reciprocity hope voiced by advocate in Congress
The piece notes belief that reciprocal relations between the United States and Cuba will be established in the next Congress session. It references advocacy for Cuban reciprocity and a conviction that both the nation and Congress will vindicate this position. A rainstorm at Sagamore Hill delayed Presidential duties as Roosevelt handled official mail with Secretary Cortelyou. Roosevelt’s son Kermit to receive a collie pup, a brother to a dog that recently died, sent from Chicago.
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Cuba
United States
Congress
Sagamore Hill
Cortelyou
Washington
Chicago
Roosevelt
Kermit
George Clasen
Oyster Bay
Tragedy in Roxbury as youth slays sister
Herbert Hill of Roxbury shot and killed his sister Mrs. Alice Riley and wounded his mother Mrs. Amelia Hill in Dorchester and Franklin Park. The assailant, said to suffer mental trouble, was arrested at Milton Lower Mills. The sister died instantly. the mother was critically wounded.
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Boston
Dorchester
Franklin Park
Herbert Hill
Roxbury
Alice Riley
Amelia Hill
Hill
Riley
Young Hi
Hils
Milton Lower Mills
Hui
Queer gas explosion in Chicago ends near tragedy
In Chicago a man named John Gunderson living on Washington Boulevard turned on gas in his bedroom and died. Neighbor Hiram Stover, awakened by the smell, forced entry and was knocked by escaping gas. An explosion occurred when gas met the hall light, injuring Stover and sending him to hospital.
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Chicago
John Gunderson
MS Washington Boulevard
Hiram Stover
Gunderson
Stover
Siad
Education meeting notes reveal wide panel of officials
The National Educational Association sessions featured talks on education’s social aspects by Dewey and Smith, with Harris and Butler addressing Indian education. Treasurer Keyes reported 32,266 receipts and 29,979 disbursements, with 8,174 on hand and 10,000 in the permanent fund. The afternoon program at Exposition Building drew 5,000 educators as Cyrus Northrop delivered a landmark oration. Beardshear, ill, remained hospitalized and did not preside.
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National Council
D. B. McClure
Lansing
Mich
John Dewey
University of Chicago
Rousseau
Anna Tolman Smith
United States Bureau of Education
Washington
Ossian H. Long
School Journal
New York
United States Commissioner of Education
W. T. Harris
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Alfred Bayliss
Illinois
William Beardshear
Ames
W. C. Martindale
Detroit
Charles H. Keyes
Permanent Fund
American Society of Religious Education
Exposition Building
Wallace G. Nye
Minneapolis
Beardshear
S. R. van Sant
J. W. Olsen
Olsen
D. P. Jones
Charles M. Jordan
Cyrus Northrop
The
State University
James A. Foshay
Los Angeles
Cal
Theodore B. Noss
State Normal School of California
Joseph Swain
Indiana University
Rts
Una
Pressing Problems Highlight Columbia Leader at Convention
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University delivered a keynote on teaching and convention aims for almost an hour. Dr. E A Alderman of Tulane echoed, as both spoke to a gathering planning fourteen meetings and a busy schedule. Potential next president names include Charles W Eliot and James A Forshay, with Boston, Portland, Niagara Falls, and North Pacific coast cities vying to host.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
E. A. Alderman
Tullane University
Columbia
Michael FE. Sadler
London
Archbishop Ireland
National Council
Indian Department
Association
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
James A. Forshay
Los Angeles
Eliot
Boston
Forshay
Portland
North Pacific Coast
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Heat Death Toll Grows In Pittsburg Thirteen More Prostrations
Pittsburg reports two new deaths and seven prostrations due to extreme heat, mainly among mill workers in serious condition. Combined with yesterday’s figures, totals rise beyond eleven deaths and six prostrations for a 24 hour period. Weather remains hot with isolated showers and a meager forecast of change.
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Pittsburg
Heat Saps Clerk Wanders City Before Rescue
Charles Austermuehle a clerk at Mc Ount s electrical supply house on South Meridian street fainted from heat yesterday morning and left for home. He wandered the city all afternoon and was found in West Indianapolis and sent to his home 38 West Morris street last night.
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Charles Austermuehle
Mc Ount
South Meridian Street
Indianapolis
West Morris Street
Genesee River Flooding Strikes Rochester and Concordia
In Rochester New York high water floods the Genesee river washing out Erie Railroad tracks and inundating Exchange street. Charlotte shipping is halted while a massive log jam blocks the river, flooding flats and hindering passenger steamers. In Concordia Kansas the Republican river rises above high water, forcing farmers to flee as livestock drown and crops suffer. A railroad track washout disrupts service.
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Rochester
N. Y
Genesee
Erie Railroad
Exchange Street
Charlotte
Concordia
Kan
Republican
Prosser
Choate for President Toast in London Dinner Crowd
Don M. Dickinson of Detroit urged Joseph H. Choate as a possible U S president at the Hardwicke Society annual dinner in London. The guest list included English bar members, lords, judges, the Earl of Desart and Sir Charles Tupper among others. Dickinson praised Choate, linked Roosevelt to national ideals, and urged Anglo American unity through mutual understanding rather than alliance.
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London
Hardwicke Society
Don M. Dickinson
Detroit
United States
International High Commission
Bering Sea
Joseph H. Choate
Earl of Desart
Charles Tupper
Canada
Edward George Clark
Justice Bartlett
New York
Lord Harwicke
India
Dickinson
Mr. Choate
Choate
Roosevelt
America
Republic
Mr. Dickinson
Philip Sydney
Joseph Chamberlain
Cape Colony
G. Britain
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
Ma Pest
Ral cNaten
Sonanes
Dickineee
England
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Meridian Street
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Hitchcock
United States Senate
Senator West
Interior Department
Missouri
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Carl Schurz
Jonas H. Aldrich
Butler
Henry A. Bierley
Chester Bradford
Luke House
Hartford City
John 8. Lewis
Wabash
Nova Z. Norrington
Hammond
John N. Roberts
Robert C. Shemmel
Union City
Jonas P. Smith
Peru
William P. Tucker
William W. Wainwright
Connersville
Treasury Department
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John L. Ketcham, Jr
Oliver Carmichael
Muncie
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Naval Bureau of Wament
Germany
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Bureau of Equipment
Albert M. Herber
Highland Light
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Taft
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Philippine
Mrs. Lawton
Buoencamine
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Cardinal Rampolli
Horace Higgins
Manila-Dagupan
Cabanatuan
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Mrs. Winstows
W. E. Curtis
John Jacob Astor
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