Trial of Mrs Emma Sandefur and son in Shelbyville Circuit
In Shelbyville Indiana on March 17 the trial of Mrs Emma Sandefur and her son Clarence Sandefur for murder began in circuit court. They are accused of causing neighbor George W Scott’s death after a boundary dispute and a violent confrontation on December 27. A special venire of thirty was drawn and a jury was selected for separate trials.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Emma Sandefur
Clarence Sandefur
Marietta
George W. Scott
Scott
Sandefur
Waston
Six Men Attack Street Car as Arbitration Push Grows
In Terre Haute Indiana six men attacked a street car, smashing windows while the motorman fought back with his car hook. No injuries were reported aside from one assailant being struck. A second car was stoned later, with trainmen pursuing the attackers. The City Council passed a resolution to appoint a three member delegation to urge the street railway manager to consent to arbitration of the strike.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Bold
Rover Wheel strike quiet as arrests, fines issued
A Rover Wheel Company strike in AURusAA Ind. remains quiet since Saturday. Five Somerset Ky. workers were arrested for carrying venled weapons and attempting to use them on strikers, fined 1% each, and returned to work today. Extra police guard the plant to prevent further trouble as about 20 strikers say manpower is short and the company will meet demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Aurusaa
Ind
Rover Wheel Company
Somerset
Scales discuss in Brazil Indiana coal meet and wage issues
A joint meeting of black coal operators and miners in Brazil Indiana planned the yearly scales. Key topic is weekly pay day a point of strong miner demand opposed by operators fearing higher costs. The powder question may be eased with open market sales if miners choose. Muncie reports a Green Glass Bottle Blowers Association letter from Alton Illinois urging unification of green and flint glass trades handling molten glass to include mold-makers, with support from Streator St Louis and Hevilie branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Muncie
Indi
Green Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association
Alton
Til
Streator
St. Louis
Hevilie
Green and Flint Assolations
Shot in the Mouth in Montpelier Barroom Shooting
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a March 17 shooting in Montpelier Indiana where Granville Shepp was wounded in the mouth by Clarence Baden a colored man Baden fired after being ordered from a saloon and fled on the sidewalk. the bullet damaged his lip jaw palate and teeth. A pursuing mob followed Baden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
Ind
Granville Shepp
Clarence Baden
Baden
Shepp
Paden
Shepy
Atlanta
Gelder
Tyner
Broad
Marietta
Lavahan
Jacksonville
Fla
Coffee and Postum Cure Rheumatic Pain in Knees and Feet
A St. Joseph Missouri man reports knee stiffness and swollen feet from rheumatism receding after quitting coffee and using Postum. He cites Dr Barnes who advised stopping coffee, noting rapid improvement over eighteen months and subsequent good health. He claims many similar stomach or heart cases improve after giving up coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jor
P. VY. Wise
Private house break in and pursuit ends with arrest
A man escaped ropes and guns at the edge of town then broke into a private house and hid under a bed. Marshal Friend tracked him to jail and a guard was set as crowds threatened. Baden, the suspect, later allegedly arrived in Muncie from Redkey on a car and escaped amid gunfire. In Wheeling, Peter C. Brady accuses Henry Belknap and three others of assault, theft and robbery amid a Sunday saloon melee with money missing from the drawer.
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Dimaeif
Friend
Baden
Shepp
Muncie
Journal
Redkey
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Peter C. Brady
Wheeling
Asault
Henry Belknap
Daniel Bishop
James Sweeny
James Calvert
Matthews
Bishop
Brady
TWO TRAINMEN KILLED IN SOUTHERN RY WRECK NEAR EYANA
Two railroad workers Jacob Leasor and Ollie Neal died in a freight wreck on the Louisville and Nashville division near Eyana sixty miles west of New Albany Indiana. Engineer Claude Sittason survived with injuries as rails spread and ditched the engine. Neal was on top of a car and died. Leasor was from Birdseye and Neal from Louisville. Traffic expected to resume tonight. Also Pendleton farmer Michael Carroll killed when driving a pole attached to two horses broke free and dragged him. he died with severe injuries. Carroll lived at Wanausdale farm.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Jacob Leasor
Ollie Neal
Louisville
Leasor
Claude Sittason
Sittason
Neal
Birdseye
Huntingburg
Lexington & Eastern Road
Lexington Ky
Pendleton
Michael Carroll
Birdsall resigns Swarthmore College presidency
Swarthmore College president William W. Birdsall has announced his resignation to take effect at the end of the current college year in June. The decision follows reported disagreements with faculty and is described as driven by private interests, after a tenure noted for growth and prominence in the American educational field.
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Philadelphia
William W. Birdsall
Swarthmore College
Birdsall
Foulke
William WW. Birdsall
Swarthmore
United States
Mr. Birdsall
Indiana
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Boys’ High School
Wilmington
Del
Friends’ Central School
Society of Friends
Notable Early 1900s Indiana Collegiate News Mix
Richmond reports Calob Cook and B M Davis patent a formaldehyde generator for disinfection. Mrs Floy Rhode Coleman becomes Wisconsin YWCA state secretary. Notre Dame stage success with Twelfth Night directed by John Lane O Connor. O Neill family actors featured. Purdue hosts Kentucky students Paul Anderson led inspection tour with Purdue banquet for engineers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Caleb Cook
Whittier College
California
B. M. Davis
Los Angeles State Normal
Floy Rhode Coleman
Wisconsin
Murray
Barker
Anna B. Roop
New Cartiele
Edgar Stranahan
Thorntown
Lafayette
Paul Anderson
University of Kentucky
Purdue
Chicago
Bedford Democrat Editor John Johnson Jr Dies at 76
John Johnson Jr editor and proprietor of the Bedford Democrat died at his Bedford home at 76 after yesterday undergoing his third amputation of his left foot to halt blood poison from a bruise. He served as roll clerk in the Indiana House and postmaster at Bedford under Cleveland, leaving a widow and two children. Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Richmond reports the funeral of Attorney Earle E. Widup, a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
University Theater
John Lane O'Conner
James O Neill
Monte Cristo
James O Neill, Jr
W. Wimberg
Chicago
Toby Belch
Lewis
Wagner
Olivia
Harry V. Crumley
Cincinnati
Andrew Aguecheek
Mr. O'Neill
Bedford
John Johnson, Jr
Edior
Bedford Democrat
Cleveland
Democratic Central Committee
Plymouth
Philip J. Ball
Marshall County
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Ball
Germany
America
Wabash
John Peffley
Wabash County
Jora
Ohio
Arthur
Dora
Emery Thames
Lagro Township
Hartford City
James Rawlings
Rawlings
Centerville
W. D. Price
N. Parrott
Elkhart
Joseph Bates
Vermont
C. J. Gillette
Muncie
Thomas Heath
Delaware County
Yorktown
Perrys
Heath
Notable deaths and local notices across Indiana towns
Obituary items detail multiple deaths from March 17 in Plymouth Wabash Hartford City Centerville Elkhart Muncie and Elwood with ages, causes, survivors and affiliations. Also noted are a Mason funeral at Richmond and a pensioned official moving to Greencastle. Fortville reports smallpox end and Methodist church dedication plans. Local officials and employers honored with tributes and incidents of crime and shortages are mentioned.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fortville
Ind
Newethodist
Bashford
Ohio
New Albany Woman Arrested on Bigamy Charge
Marda Y. King and Miss Cora Alden of New Albany were married September 2, 19M in Jeffersonville by Justice Ware. King had her arrested today on a charge of bigamy, alleging she wed Charles Johnson in Louisville last September without a divorce. She left King after their marriage. yesterday he learned of her second marriage and residence in Louisville and swore out the warrant.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
King
Cora Alden
Jeffersonville
Ware
Charles Johnson
Louisville
Bank robbers wreck Star City safe in Hoosier raid
A gang blew open the Citizens Bank safe at Star City near Winamac at 3 this morning. They damaged the safe doors and attempted to drill into the vault containing 5000 dollars but fled when citizens arrived. The probe yielded only 8 percent per their effort. In Rising Sun, Mrs. Theodore G. Ruddell died from heart failure after fire damaged her Walnut Street home, and her husband had recently died.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winamac
Ind
Citizens’ Bank
Star City
Rising Sun
George A. Doyle
Walnut Street
Theodore G. Ruddell
Fire Chief Samuel Sanders Stricken By Paralysis
Samuel Sanders of the Muncie Fire Department aged forty and serving as assistant chief for eighteen years collapsed while on duty today in Muncie Indiana. His condition is described as life threatening with paralysis. The incident occurred at his post as firemen respond and aid is sought.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Samuel Sanders
Ate
Ham mond Company to move Hammond plant to Chicago yards
Chicago reports that the G H Hammond Company will abandon its large Hammond Indiana packing plant and relocate to the Chicago stock yards. The new plant will employ 3 000 workers and cost about 1 500 000 dollars.
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Chicago
G. H. Hammond Company
Hammond
Ind
Renewed drive for $25,000 Y M C A building funds
Lafayette reports renewed efforts to raise 25 000 for a new Y M C A building with momentum from a 1 100 gift by John F Judy. Portland juries convict Ross Wiest of assault and battery with intent to murder, sentencing him to ninety days in jail and a 100 fine.
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Charles Lovelace
Seymour Cowles
Lafayette
John F. Judy
Portland
Ross Wiest
Daugherty & Naber
Clay City
Jim Stark
Evansville
William Dixon
Jeffersonville
Muncie
Frank
G. C. Kuhner
Heekin Park
Kuhner
Rushville
Riley Wilhelm
Bryn Mawr Loss Fires Destroy Denbigh Hall
Fire at Bryn Mawr College destroys Denbigh Hall built in 1891 costing 190000 with contents valued at least 35000. Seventy students housed there face losses. Rockefeller grant may be affected as college works to recover from the blaze.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr College
Denbigh Hall
Thomas
John D. Rockefeller
Two Children Die In Empire City House Fire
In Empire City near Galena Kansas two homes burned killing two infants and injuring others. At John Allen residence a four month old died after being left alone. one child was rescued. Two hours later Frank Weatherby home caught fire and a one year old perished as mothers were away.
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Galena
Kan
Empire City
Here
John Allen
Frank Weatherby
Rhodes Restful But Cheerful In Cape Town Report
Cape Town report says Cecil Rhodes slept well through much of the afternoon and is now more cheerful though no major change in his condition. Rochester fire at Shortsville destroys twelve shops two homes and three barns with about ninety thousand dollars in losses.
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Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Rochester
N. Y
Shortsville
Vin cennes Capital distances itself from partisan leanings
The Vin cennes Capital under new ownership states it will remain true to Lincoln McKinley era Republican principles while avoiding offensive partisanship as reported by the Jour naliscorrespondent who said otherwise. In Elwood heavy iron stocks from Bass foundry Fort Wayne will soon ship for the African Tinplate Company to equip furnaces and replace old stock, signaling continued gas belt commitment. Petersburg citizens circulate a petition to pledge candidates not to use money or illegal means to secure votes, aiming to purify the ballot box though few signers so far. Sullivan Dr G Guy Leach has filed for divorce against his wife, Shelburn’s nurse.
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Vincennes
Journalis
Republican Party
Lincoln
McKinley
Elwood
African Tinplate Company
Bass
Fort Wayne
Petersburg
Fike County
Sullivan
G. Guy Leach
Shelburn
Senator Horace White says ambassador won’t resign
SYRACUSE N Y March 17 State Senator Horace White and his father Horace White brother of Andrew White both say the ambassador has no intention of resigning his post at Berlin They assert his health has improved during the last year and that he has given no indication of retiring on his seventieth birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Horace White
Andrew White
Berlin
Seeley firm seeks receiver in Des Moines filing
C H Seeley, senior member of Seeley Howe Levan department store, filed in district court for a receiver. He says the firm owes about 100000 dollars with assets around 600000, including 60000 borrowed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. H. Seeley
Seeley-Howe- Levan Department Store
District Court
Cleveland Passes 3-Cent Streetcar Fare Ordinance
Cleveland March 17 The City Council approved the 3 cent streetcar fare with two votes against. Mayor Johnson, allied with the company, said construction on new lines will start within a month after obtaining property owner consent.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Four Laborers Die In Brooklyn Sand Barn Cave-In
New York March 17 four laborers were buried under a cave-in of a sand barn at Forty-eighth street and Eighth avenue Brooklyn Lewis Tremaine was taken out dead Carlo Cenato died on the way to a hospital Tony Castori was injured internally and may die Angelo Itellido had three ribs broken
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New York
Forty-eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Brooklyn
Lewis Tremaine
Carlo Cenato
Tony Castori
Angelo Itellido
Randolph and Randolph Co join in joint representative races
Portland Indiana March 17 nominees for a joint representative from Jay Randolph and Blackford counties were Sydney Cantwell and Daniel E Griner with control hinging on Randolph county. In Warsaw Levi R Stookey was renominated at Pierceton amid a surprise bid by Bertram Shane in a convention that split Whitley and Kosciusko counties.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Redkey
Jay
Randolph
Blackford
Sydney Cantwell
Hartford City
Daniel E. Griner
Cantwell
Griner
Jay County
Randolph County
John W. Holmes
Charles W. McLaughlin
Horace Antrim
Elmer E. Coldren
William Green
W. B. Miller
Frank Smith
E. W. Buck
Will M. Stephens
Thomas M. Winters
Warsaw
Levi R. Stookey
Kosciusko
Whitley Counties
Pierceton
Bertram Shane
Stookey
Whitley County
Boone county Democrats face opposition over fusion and Shelby bid
In Boone county Indiana the Democratic ticket drawn Saturday draws strong opposition in out townships over fusion with the Populists. Andrew J. Shelby's bid for Circuit Court judge stirs dissension as Higgin's followers seek GOP backing for Samuel R. Artman. In Rochester the Prohibitionists nominate E. H. Ralstin and others for county offices. Knox and Pike Dubois counties also report party tickets and joint representation talks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Weitestown
Ind
Boone County Democrats
Andrew J. Shelby
Barton S. Higgins
Higgins
Samuel R. Artman
House of Representatives
Shelby
The Nurse Conjured Him
Dr T Taylor of the State Board of Medical Examiners and his family were poisoned with coffee and hash laced with arsenic by Jim Walker a Black driver who had threatened to kill the nurse Quick aid saved the family all were seriously ill and the suspect confessed to the poisoning stating it aimed at the nurse who had conjured him Governor Aycock authorized troop deployment to protect the sheriff and community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, N. C
T. Taylor
State Board of Medical Examiners
Jim Walker
Aycock
Faece
Telephone Rates Ruling Against Central Union in Ohio Case
Judge J K Mower ruled in favor of Stanley and Bowman against Central Union Telephone Company. The dispute centered on rates for separate transmitters after replacing a Blake transmitter. The quasi public company cannot discriminate in rates or cut off service over a minor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
J. K. Mower
Stanley & Bowman
Central Union Telephone Company
Blake
Boston Normal Again Strikes End as Workers Return
Boston reports a large scale strike ended with nearly all workers returning to jobs under unchanged conditions except a separate long shoremen dispute at Clyde line wharves. Rail freight yard layoffs total under five hundred as labor unrest shifts.
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Boston
Clyde Line
Canadian finances and notable deaths in Ottawa and London
Ottawa finance minister W. 8. Fielding reported a last year surplus of 5,645,000 with an estimated annual expenditure near 5,000,000. An addition to public debt around 40,000 was noted. no tariff changes except temporary free machinery for beet root sugar until April. Opposition leader B L Borden proposed tariff protection. In London Sir Richard Temple, ex Governor of Bombay, is reported dead. T. W. Terry, brother of a noted English actress, died at Mandalay Burmah.
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Ottawa
Ont
B. L. Borden
London
Richard Temple
Bombay
India
St. James Gazette
T. W. Terry
Mandalay
Burmah
Eight Hour Day Decree Issued in Madrid
The Gazette publishes a decree establishing an eight hour day for all state domains and mines with overtime paid at one eighth of the daily wage per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
the Gazette Today
Calcasieu Grand Jury Returns True Bill Against Battson
In a special session, Calcasieu parish grand jury found a true bill against Edward Battson for the murder of J. N. Berl his wife and four sons near Welsh. The trial will be set for an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Calcasieu Parish
Edward Battson
J. N. Berl
Samuel Jones Ill in Toledo Mayor Faces Serious Illness
Los Angeles dispatch reports Samuel Jones, famed as the Golden Rule Jones and mayor of Toledo, is seriously ill while in Los Angeles for undisclosed reasons on March 17. The condition has prompted city officials to monitor his health closely as hospital care is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Samuel Jones
Toledo
Be denschatz bankruptcy petition filed in Chicago
Gustavus A. Bedenschatz former owner of the Haymarket Produce Bank filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court Chicago. Liabilities are listed at many millions with no assets scheduled. Most debts stem from the bank failure in August 186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gustavus A. Bedenschatz
Haymarket Produce Bank
United States District Court
Tragic double shooting dies after murder attempt
Frederick Moecker, a well known young man from Quincy TL, shot his wife twice in the breast today and then killed himself with two bullets to the head. He is dead. his wife survives. The couple had been separated for some time and a note indicated intent to kill their child as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, TL
Frederick Moecker
Farrington Slain Murder Conviction Leads to Three Year Term
ADRIAN Mich March 17 James B Farrington convicted of manslaughter in a murder case tied to Jessie Moorer found with Mrs Farrington. He receives a three year sentence to Jackson prison and a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Mich
James B&b. Farrington
Jessie Moorer
Four Italians Die Attempting River Crossing at Hiinels
Spring Valley report says four Italians Barney Baoimi Vincent Taro William Ling and Barrest Chto tried crossing the Hiinels river in a skiff at midnight. The boat capsized in midstream and all but Barrest Chto drowned. The bodies have not yet been recovered.
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Spring Valley
Barney Baoimi
Vincent Taro
William Ling
Barrest Chto
Hiinels River
Cito
Cee
Quarrel Leaves Two Wounded and One Killed in Creeton
In Creeton Iowa on March 17 John Jackson suffers a dangerous knife wound to the face while John Robinson has a bullet wound in the left arm. A second shot from Robinson's gun kills Ollie Nosselager, a newsdealer not involved in the quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeton
John Jackson
John Robinson
Robinson
Ollie
Nosselager
Prolific Yet Silent Night Dread in Atchison
Atchison Globe notes a steady stream of well regarded residents retreating early as city nights grow unsettled. Local authorities warn of growing fear and a hush that unsettles the whole community.
Lord Rosebery Speaks To Glasgow On Empire
Lord Rosebery addressed Glasgow yesterday, discussing the British empire and the role of Americans in the broader imperial question. His remarks touched on cooperation and the evolving relationship between Britain and the United States in global affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Courant
Lord Rosebery
Glasgow
Washington’s sword tied to Albany quest and Morocco note
Boston Globe reports the sword long linked to Washington and worn at state occasions. It questions whether Prince Henry’s blade was Frederick the Great’s gift while clarifying a provision about uncovering the weapon. The piece notes a misidentification of the 1854 cleaned and covered case by Jackson, Baltimore.
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Boston Globe
Prince Henry
Albany
Frederick the Great
Washington
Morocco
Baltimore
Jackson, Cutler
Mrs Svenson Wins Week’s Silk Gala Raffle
An eighty year old raffle winner, Mrs. K Svenson, was chosen Saturday evening at Mrs. Edward Bergquist’s home. Mr. J won the lucky number. Mrs. Svenson thanked all who assisted her.
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K. Svenson
Edward Bergquist
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the Southern Railway
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Porto Rico
Samuel B. Heckan
Kentucky
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Richmond Lodge of Masons
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Swain
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Italy
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Johnson's Council
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Boone
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George M. Conn
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H. H. Ward
Samuel Hoffman
Knox County Democra
Knox County Democrats Today
J. L. Reeve
S. M. Emison
James M. Lewis
James D. Williams
Louis C. Summitt
Frank P. Emison
J. M. Daley
E. W. Williamson
J. W. McGowen
Joseph W. Shaffer
F. M. Mail
J. T. Bartlett
John A. Elliott
William J. Adams
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
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J. L. Bieler
Anheuser-Busch
Indianapolis
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E. W. Stucky
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Jones
Economic League
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Shamokin
Brotherhood of Paper Hancers
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Europe
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Afro- American Council
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Board of Bishops
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