Delegates Busy Day At Christian Endeavor Convention
Delegates held many meetings across the convention. Visiting pastors will preach this morning with afternoon and evening sessions. Rev E Hill urged strict temperance laws and prohibition as officers warned to curb liquor traffic.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
Tomlingen Hall
Medbury
Endeavorers
Tomlinson Hall
Clarence Eberman
Boston
Mass
Mr. Eberman
Old Officers Re-Elected by Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
The Indiana Christian Endeavor Union re elected officers for next year and adopted strong resolutions against legalized saloons. The measure urged members to oppose the saloon and any supporters of legalization. Adopted at Meridian Street M E Church after discussion, with a resolutions committee including Rev J Webster Bailey and Rev Thomas Washlin.
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Indiana
Court of Commission
Kansas
Missouri River
Kansas City
Ohio
J. R. Jones
Hanover
Charles Bb. Adams
Greensburg
D. Gordon
Cleveland
Medbury
Charles 5S. Medbury
Angola
Anna Louise Minich
Indian Ports
Frank Boyd
Rockville
Thomas Ashburn
Evansville
Sylvester Newlin
Kokomo
T.S. Scott
New Alba
J. Webster Bailey
Fort Wayne
Crates 8. Johnson
Indianapolis
J. D. Brosey
Auburn
Calvin Perdue
Warren
C. J. Buchanan
M.L. Hageman
Muncse
J. H. O. Smit
Valparaiso
Charles J. Orbison
L. E. Sellers
Terre Haute
J. Edward Brown
Tomlinson Hall
Bilhorn
E. R. Gesaman
Denver
Mr. Medbury
Francis E
Father) Clark
Massachusetts
Asheville
N. C
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Charles Trowbridge
South Bend
Hazel Holdeman
Goshen
Richey
Muncie
Hagemen
First Friends’ Church
Marion
Hazely
Christan Church of
Miss Bartley
Friends’ Church
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
Meridian-street
M. BE. Church
C. &. Newlin
Charlotne Partridge
Thomas Washhiin
Supreme Court
Junior Endeavorers Conference Breakfast Highlights Women’s Group
The Junior Endeavorers at the YWCA hosted a conference breakfast featuring Miss Frances Le Baron of Chicago who spoke on the child’s value to the church. Speakers from Munice Indianapolis Greensburg and Greenfield outlined youth work, home training and school life with plans for ongoing convention inclusion.
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Workhouse
J. Webster Bailey
Fort Wayne
Dungan Quartet
City Hospital
Frances le Barron
Chicago
Woman's Reformatory
Com
C. Eee Travis
Josephine Caneld
Door of Hope
L. C. Brown
Bertha Ballard
Miss le Rron
Curtis McIntire
Frances le Baron
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss le Baron
M. L. Hageman
Muncie
Christian Endeavor
C. J. Buchanan
Indianapolis
Etta H. Brown
God
Medbury
Anna Louise Munich
State Society
J. H. Smith
Valparaiso
Clara Brown
M. L. Hagemen
C. E
Guy Bradley
Willie Birch
E. G. Rontzahn
Frances LeBaron
Nellie M. Baldwin
Greenfield
Emma Donnell
Greensburg
Christian Endeavor Society
Reba Richey
Zelina Scott
Elwood
Morning pulpit assignments announced at Valparaiso Columbia Avenue
The pulpit for this morning includes Rev. S. Med and Miss Aanna L. from Valparaiso with assignments at Columbia Avenue Mission. Miss Ceciatins and Mrs. Kitty Ceciatins are also listed among the speakers.
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Christian
Tne
Rev
Aan S. Med
Rainfall totals and storm alerts across cities
The Weather Bureau reported 1.33 inches of rain from 6 AM to 9 PM, not extraordinary compared with larger storms. St Louis received 3.52 inches, Springfield Mo 2.82, Springfield Ill 1.56, Columbus Ohio 1.24, and Memphis 1.50. Captain Newman overseen Masonic Hall repairs after the storm, then a brief fierce windstorm alarmed residents. Fall Creek rose, threatening corn fields along its swollen banks.
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Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Springfield
Columbus
Memphis
Newman
Salvage Corps
McCordsville
Masonic Hall
Fall Creek
Petition seeks full investigation of Rathbone Cuba posts role
In the Senate, Senator Teller read Estes G. Rathbone’s petition demanding a full, fair, impartial congressional investigation into his conduct as director general of posts of Cuba during U S occupation. Rathbone, 53, alleges unjust retirement and conviction for maladministration, seeks examination of acts in Cuba and a direct challenge to due process, calling for a committee inquiry. He asserts ex parte evidence and irregular proceedings tainted his trial and asks Congress to protect his rights under U S law.
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Senate
Teller
Colorado
Estes G. Rathbone
Cuba
Congress
Tellier
Philippines
Committee On
Rathbone
Congress of the
United States
Post Office Department
United States Congress
G. Rathbone
Sunday School Lesson Elevates Bible Study Plan
At the Denver convention W N Hartshorn of Boston was named chairman of the executive committee and Marion Lawrence of Toledo re elected general secretary. A six year class gradation was proposed to boost Bible research with primary, intermediate and senior levels. A field worker for the southern colored community was to be found. Returns show district and union growth since the last triennial. Elected officers include J A McKamy Nashville president and C R Blackwell Philadelphia secretary.
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Col
W. N. Hartshorn
Boston
Marion Lawrence
Toledo
Association
George R. Merrill
South
London
Knollys
E. N. Dunning
J. M. Potts
Toronto
W. J. Semerroth
St. Louis
Israel P. Black
Philadelphia
Editorial Sunday School Association
J. A. McKamy
Nashville
Thomas 8
First New Wheat Arrives From Knox County Farms
The first new wheat of the year was received yesterday by J. R. Gray & Co in a carload from Knox county. It combined threshings from three Knox county farms. The wheat is the Fulton variety graded No 2 red. It is very fine and weighed 60 pounds per bushel.
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J. R. Gray & Co
Knox County
J P Mcullally Promises 6 Percent Diamond Savings
An advertisement by J P Mcullally, jeweler and manufacturer, claims a 6 percent saving on diamonds and notes he specializes in diamond sales from his shop. The text appears as a promotional card likely from a historical newspaper.
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J. P. McUllally
Isonumecat Piace
Dairyman Kills Wife Then Self in Mount Washington
In Pittsburg on a June afternoon, 65 year old Andrew Hellman fatally shot his wife after a quarrel and then killed himself with a pistol. The incident occurred at Mount Washington, ending a domestic tragedy in a single violent act.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Hellman
Mount Washington
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Old Tel
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