Graduates of Earlham Fill World’s Important Roles
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Richmond Indiana. Earlham College alumni spread worldwide, with many in religious educational fields and others in science, literature, and leadership. Notable graduates hold positions at Purdue Beloit Howard University Century Magazine Swarthmore Penn College University of Michigan and more.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Earlham
Erastus Test
Purdue University
Calvin W. Pearson
Beloit College
Robert B. Warder
Howard University
Benjamin F. Trueblood
American Peace Society
International Law Association
Commission of the International Peace Bureau
George N. Hartley
Friends’ Missions
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Robert A. Johnson
Century Magazine
Authors’ Club
The
Century Club
Players
New York
New York Civil Service Reform Association
International Copyright League
Oscar B. Todhunter
Hygeiacal College
Cincinnati
David W. Dennis
Wiliam N. Trueblood
William W. Birdsall
Swarthmore College
Libert H. Wotan
Westown
Pennsylvania
James B. Unthank
Wilmington College
William L. Pearson
Penn College
Asser Rosenberger
Lydia N. Blair
Guilford Colege
William V. Coffin
Whittier State School
California
Arthur C. Rogers
Minnesota State School For
Association of Medical Officers of American Institutions
Journal of
Mary A. Stubbs
Joseph J. Mills
Indiana State Board of Education
Idelle B. Watson
Dresden
Germany
Henry H. Townsend
North Branch Academy
Kansas
Lucy A. Winston
Friends’ School
Philadelphia
Susan Johnson
Whittier College
Wiliam P. Pinkham
Friends’ Bible Institute
Cleveland
Moses C. Stevens
Ira I. Cammack
Kansas City
Clara A. Mering
Edwin P. Trueblood
John R. Sherrick
State Normal School
Whitewater
Wis
Henry C. Fellow
Sonatas Friends’ University
Wichita
Thomas ©. Trueblood
University of Michigan
Hiram Madiey
New Mexico College of Culture and Mechanic Arts
H. Lovisa Osborn
Guilford College
Elwood C. Perisho
Wisconsin
Ormal School
Edwin Morrison
Pacific College
Newberg
Ore
Robert L. Kelly
Cyrus W. Hodgin
Elmer ©. Wooton
Renane and Mechanic Arts
New Zico
Mary Doan
Martha Doan
Arthurs Grove Seminary
Oliver W. Brown
Cornell Ui
Notable Alumni and Staff Across Global Educational Posts
A compiled list highlights Friends University affiliates and other Wilnity related educators and missionaries. Names include William C. Dennis Allen D Hole Edward Taylor Jane Dunn Vashto Binford Charles Mendenhall Chuzo Kaifu ee F De Vol Laura Lane Estelle Newsom Murray Wildman George Ol Robert Gammon Horace Coleman Anna Birdsall May Morikawa Ruth Burchenal Elizabeth Burchenal Elizabeth Binford and numerous alumni now serving in schools, churches, and mission posts from Japan to China and India.
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Fairmount Academy
Charles L. Mendenhall
Sheridian
Ind
Chuzo Kaifu
Japan
Ee F. de Vol
Laura C. Lane
George F. Ol
China
Clarence M. Burkholder
First Congregational Church
Waukegan
Stephen
Myrick
Singapore
Robert W. Gammon
Pilgrim Church
Pueblo
Col
Horace E. Coleman
Honolulu
Anna Birdsall
Trial testimony in Molineux case reveals lost notes and letter box link
Dr E Styles Potter testified he lost notes from prior trial and could not recall Mrs Rogers statements. Keeper Joseph Kochs recalled hiring of a letter box under the name H Cornish and linked Molineux to a letter box inquiry. Witnesses tied handwriting to the Harpster case and examined related correspondence and laboratory connections in Newark and New York.
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New York
E. Styles Potter
Molineux
Joseph W. Kochs
Roland B. Molineux
H. Cornish
Cornish
Mr. Osborne
Koch
Black
Charles D. Alien
H. Constant & Co
Morris Herman & Co
Newark
Olineux
Studio
Ing
William J
Harpster
Frederick Stearns & Co
Detroit
Rudolph Hoiles
Jacobs Brothers, Art Makers
Borne
Report of Register Lyons on U S bond holdings year end June
The treasury report shows foreign holders of U S bonds total 16,022,850 with 12,578,000 in deposits by foreign insurance firms. Individual foreigners hold 3,448,000, most in 4 percent 1925 loans. England Germany Switzerland and others hold 5,617,000, while France Cuba and Canada own 250,900.
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Washington
Judson W. Lyons
Register of the Treasury
United States
England
Germany
Switzerland
China
Scotland
Sweden
France
Cuba
Canada
Europe
Holland
New Zealand
Russia
National Securities
C. N. McGroarty
Insurance and Trust Companies
Pacific Railroads
Destro
Pius arbitration award appeal seeks gold payment
Some parties in the Pius arbitration case appeal to the State Department to reopen the judgment and change it to gold. The original award totals 1 420 682 dollars plus 43 060 dollars yearly in Mexican currency. Secretary Hay found the treaty limits the tribunal to fixing the amount and not the currency, so the request cannot be granted.
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Washington
Pius
State Department
Hague Tribunal
Hay
California forest reserves eyed on 6 million acres
About 6,000,000 acres in northern California were provisionally withdrawn from public land for forest reserves by order of the General Land Office Commissioner Hermann under interior department direction. Lands to be examined further before final reservation. Reserves named include Klamath River, Mt Shasta, Lassen Park, and Desmond Mountain.
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Washington
California
Hermann
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
Klamath River
Mt. Shasta
Lassan Park
Desmond Mountain
Mosby reports lands occupied unlawfully by stock raisers
Col. John H. Mosby, a special Interior Department agent, told President Wilson of findings on illegal occupation of public lands in Colorado and other Western states. He said millions of acres should be open to homestead settlers and that measures to oust unlawful occupiers are expected.
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Washington
John 8. Mosby
Interior Department
Colorado
Mosby
Navy secretary reports civilian officer exams and nominations
Washington reports Harry Wygott Fleet of Indiana among civilian candidates for second lieutenants. President will delay announcements until Congress convenes in December to avoid double bonding. Secretary Moody stays at Navy Department amid campaign speeches as Beehler returns from Europe with Prince Henry message. Owing to the exeenkious man the past to the sale of the sloop of war Versoon and other condemned vessels.
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Washington
Harry Wygott Fleet
Indiana
Congress
Senate
Moody
Navy Department
West
William H. Beehler
Europe
United States
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Prussia
McLean Put On Waiting Orders After Haiti Isthmus Service
Commander T. C. McLean, noted for efficient service in Haiti and on the isthmus while commanding the cruiser Cincinnati, reported to the Navy Department and was placed on waiting orders as Congress considers special provision for the navy yard.
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Navy Yard
Congress
T. C. McLean
Haiti
Isthmus
Cincinnati
Navy
Fell With Steel Girders Near Harrisburg Bridge Collapse
Two men killed, one fatally injured, and two seriously hurt in a steel works accident at Steelton, near Harrisburg. A row of ten ton girders toppled, crushing Nelson B. Fetteroff and Frank Hirt. Jere Lelink was fatally injured, while William Miller and John Shank suffered serious injuries. Shank from Shiremanstown, others from Steelton. Miller injured internally.
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Harrisburg
The
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Steelton
Here
Nelson B. Fetteroff
Frank Hirt
Jere Lelink
William Miller
John Shank
Shank
Shiremanstown
Fetteroff
Hirt
Sellak
Miller
Carnegie as Rector and Dignitaries Honored at Convocation
Carnegie presided as rector at a convocation where the degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred on the philanthropist and ambassador Choate along with other Americans. An address by Mr. Carnegie framed a vision for a great political union, urging Emperor William to champion a unified political effort.
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Ambassador Choate
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
St. Andrews University
Donaldson
Carnegie
Choate and White
Alexander Graham Bell
Washington
Henry White
United States
London
William
United States of Europe
Europe
France
Germany
Russia
Japan
Hague
American Union
America
New York
Great Britain
England
Cleveland
Cumberland
W C T U Declares For Compulsory Temperance Education
Portland reports the National W C T U adopting two key resolutions. They press compulsory scientific temperance instruction in all public schools and oppose Harvard President Eliot’s view that teaching abstinence harms science. They warn that removing such instruction would be a national calamity.
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Portland
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
E. B. Ingalls
Department of Anti-Narcotics
A. E. Carman
Illinois
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Elizabeth W. Greenwood
New York
Evangelistic Department
Middle West
Ohio traction deal tightens Cincinnati access
A deal practically closes Cincinnati by loops through business centers for the Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo Traction Company. Mandelbaum and Foraker revise the agreement with Schoepf and Widener Elkins syndicate members. The pact secures entrances into Cincinnati for multiple lines and links Mill Creek Valley with Mandelbaum routes, creating a community of interests among the parties pending formal approval.
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Cincinnati
CincInnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company
M. J. Mandelbaum
Cleveland
W. Kelsey Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Senator Foraker
Mr. Mandelbaum
Hugh McGowan
Thomas P. Dolan
P. A. B. Widener
Randall Morgan
W. L. Elkins
Widener-Elkins Syndicate
Forakers
Mandelbaum-Pomeroy Roads
Ohio
Miami & Erie Transportation Company
Mr. Schoepf
Directory
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Traction Company
Mill Creek Valley
Schoepf and Associates
Hamilton
Mandelbaum
Mandelbaum-Pomeroy
Elkins-Widener
National Malleable Casting buys Grant Locomotive works
Sharon Ohio October 2 The National Malleable Casting Company which operates plants in Sharon Cleveland Toledo and Indianapolis has purchased the Grant Locomotive Works in Chicago for 18000 The plant comprises buildings said to have cost about two hundred thousand when erected The Sharon plant is near full operation with about 1500 workers.
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Sharon
National Malleable Casting Company
Cleveland
Toledo
Indianapolis
Grant Locomotive Works
CiAgo
National MaliStbie Casting Company
Fairbanks at Vevey Concluded From First Page
No trains were running to molest as an engine one car and a caboose were the length of trains needed to carry freight.
Good Crowd at Wilkinson Republican rally
In Wilkinson Indiana Brown township Republicans gathered in L O O F Hall with music by the Cornet Band. Captain Henry Snow introduced Representative J E Watson who spoke over an hour on tariff and trusts, praising Republican principles and criticizing Democrats. A very large crowd attended the event.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wilkinson
Ind
Repubicans
Brown Township
L. O. O. F. Hall
Jackson Township
Henry Snow
Greenfield
J. E. Watson
Democrats Blame Republicans in Hering Campaign Tumble
In Goshen Indiana on October 2 the Democratic party of the Thirteenth district laments a desperate move to aid congressional hopeful Frank S. Hering amid anonymous attacks. The piece attributes the smear to Republican foes seeking to weaken Hering’s bid.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Frank 5. Hering
Anonymous letters taint Wells county race tactics
Democratic operatives circulate anonymous letters in Wells county attacking Republican candidates G. W. Cramer and Samuel P. Roush while the Elkhart Truth and Indianapolis papers dispute responsibility. Republicans allege the letters originated from the Democratic State committee and mailed from Indianapolis and local towns to influence voters.
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A. L. Brick
Hering
Brick
Elkhart
C. C. Bower
Congress
Indianapolis Sentinel
Democratic State Committee
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Wells County
G. W. Cramer
Samuel P. Roush
Forgotten in the Ballots French Missing from County Ballot
Bluffton Indiana October 22 The County Board of Election Commissioners refused to place John French on the ballots as the Democratic nominee for county assessor because his certificate was not filed fifteen days before the election. Democratic Chairman J H C Smith says it was an oversight and seeks a mandamus to compel action. If denied French would be left off the ticket and if placed and elected his Republican rival Clarence E Markley would contest. The county leans Republican this year despite a Democratic majority.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
County Board of Election Commissioners
John French
French
J. H. C. Smith
Smith
Mr. French
Bern
Vaughn
Clarence E. Markley
Indiana Attorney General Appeals to Monon Workers
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lafayette Indiana October 22 W L Taylor Indiana attorney general addressed a large crowd of railroad workers at the Monon shops in a big tent hearing labor conditions from the railroader’s view He urged against interference with current favorable conditions and was met with hearty applause Taylor departed for Wason to argue a case before the Supreme Court
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
W. L. Taylor
Indiana
Monon
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Wason
Supreme Court
Political speakers announced across Tippecanoe county events
Chairman Thompson lists dates and speakers for county events in Tippecanoe. October 23 includes Eli Stansbury Martin Quinn George D Parks and Thomas Everett from Montmorenci. October 4 features E D Randolph Martin Quinn Buck Creek Eli Stansbury and George D Parks plus E D Crumpacker Romney. October 2 percent E D Crumpacker Tecumseh Trail and October 29 Will R Wood D P Flanagan Perry. October 3 George D Parks and H N Snideman Buck Creek.
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Indianapolis Journal
Afayette
Ind
Thompson
County Central Committee
Tippecanoe County
Eli Stansbury
Martin Quinn
Dayton
George D. Parks
Thomas Everett
Montmorenci
E. D. Randolph
Buck Creek
Battle Ground
E. D. Crumpacker
Romney
Tecumseh Trail
Will R. Wood
D. P. Flanagan
Perry
H. N. Snideman
Hanly Speaks at Peru Republican Rally
J Frank Hanly of Lafayette addressed a large Republican gathering in Peru on October 2 praising Republican finance policies and tariff reform. He contrasted state administration with Democrats past, urged debt reduction, national finance clarity, and securing surplus markets, and praised William McKinley while urging tariff revision by Republicans.
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Indianapolis Journal
Peru
J. Frank Hanly
Lafayette
McKinley
Posey speaks to large Parker crowd at opera house
Frank B. Posey addressed a large audience in Parker Indiana at the opera house. He presented the day’s political issues with careful analysis while the Parker band of twenty pieces provided musical entertainment and drew frequent applause.
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Indianapolis Journal
Parker, Ind
Frank B. Posey
Opera House
Parker
Liberty meeting fuels enthusiasm for Republican principles
Union B. Hunt spoke to a large Liberty audience delivering a forceful presentation of Republican principles and policies, stirring strong public enthusiasm in the October gathering.
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Indianapolis Journal
Liberty
Ind
Union B. Hunt
Captain and five men drown in harbor disaster
Captain Salek of the Hamburg American steamship Valescia the chief engineer and four seamen were drowned in New York harbor. The Valescia departed Curacao and was reported to have struck a perilous incident causing the loss of life. Details are limited as telegraphic reports arrive.
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New York
Salek
Valescia
Herald
Curacoa
Eens
Veleasia
Bs Banagnger
Purdue founder Dr. Emerson E White dies in Columbus
Dr Emerson E White ex president of Purdue University who died yesterday in Columbus Ohio is credited with elevating Purdue to national prominence as a technological and scientific school. He led from 1876 to 188? and fought to remove Greek letter fraternities from campus triggering a landmark legal battle. James Smart notes White's influence on Purdue's early scientific and technological directions and the affection held by faculty.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Emerson E. White
Purdue University
Columbus
White
Purdue
Sigma Chi
Hawley
Parke
James Smart
W. E. Stone
Pn Ay
Notre Dame to Face Indiana at Bloomington in Big Ten Clash
Notre Dame heads to Bloomington next Saturday for a Big Ten showdown with Indiana. After fears of a crippled squad from last Saturday, the Irish should be in good shape, with Steiner proving effective at Toledo and Coach Yost calling him the top full back in the state as one of the season’s best exhibitions. Meanwhile Richmond high school football schedules games against Greenville, Muncie, Winchester, and others through late October and early November.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Franklin College
Wabash
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
The
Athletic Association
Tonene Ae Steel
Indiana
Earlham
Hanover
M. E. Crowell
Chicago
Zero James
Northwestern University
Clark
Congo Free State
Africa
Bestor
Chapel
Irvin Valentine
Rollin
Ph Delta Theta
Ammie Gaston
Columbus
Alpha Gamma Alpha Sorority
South Bend
Notre Dame
Bloomington
Steiner
Toledo
Yost
Michigan
Richmond
Greenville
O. Richmond
Muncie
Winchester
O” Chester
University of Chicago Triumphs in Narrow 13 to 3 Decision
The University of Chicago secured a decisive 13 to 3 victory in a tense showdown. Teams and venues are not fully identified in the fragment, but the result stands as a clear win for UChicago.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
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J. F. Wild & CO. Bankers
Stevenson Building
Municipal Railroad Corporation
Fite
Ware
Arsmstrome
E & Co Surgical Instrument Makers
S. Meridian St
R. B. Molineux
Bonds
Register Lyons
National Capital Notes
MR. Carnegie
IOT
Ohio Traction
Interurban Lines
Mandelbaum-Pomeroy and
McGowan
Fairbanks
Vevay
Democratic “Boomerang
Prof
Jim Dumps
Sunny Jim
W. H. Watuie
M. T. Hi
State Athletic League
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