Marshall's Boom Scheduled for a Touch Off Today
Indiana editors and politicians travel by special train to South Bend for a Democratic gathering. The trip aims to endorse Thomas R. Marshall for president with a resolutions committee led by Louthian Purcell and McKey. Party leaders seek to show editorial backing for Marshall while Kern’s candidacy is denied.
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Booth
Ind
Oliver Hotel
Indiana
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South Bend
St. Joseph River
Orpheum Theater
Mike Thorton
New Albany
Yarling
Netterville
Rauch
Fleming
Proctor
Ft. Wayne
Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
Committee On Resolutions
Benjamin Louthian
Logansport
Barnhart
Rochester
John W. Kern
Kern
Fourth of July celebration proposal for Richmond
Community debate over safe ways to mark the Fourth of July as readers propose alternatives to fireworks. A reader suggests a parade of decorated automobiles and motorcycles with fireworks displays, while others call for a city editor mediated suggestion drive.
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Richmond
America
Palladium
Movement Started For a Hero Medal For Nervy Harry Knight
Petitions likely to be circulated to the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission asking a hero medal for Harry Knight driver of the Westcott racer in the 500 mile Indianapolis sweepstakes on Memorial Day. Knight saved life by steering away from a prostrate mechanic, risking his own and his partner’s lives. both Knight and Glover are hospitalized with serious injuries and celebrated as heroes in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Harry Knight
Weatcott
C. L. Anderson
Westcott Motor Car Company
Fred J. Wagner
A. R. Pardington
Carl G. Fisher
A. C. Newby
C. E. Shuart
Speedway Company
E. A. Moross
Robert Burman
William Knipper
Joe Matson
Thomas J. Wetzel
F. E. Muskovics
Walter Jones
William Endfcott
H. C. Lathrop
J. J. Cole
Will H. Brown
Charles P. Henderson
Henderson Sales Company
Westcott
Knight
Anderson
Glover
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Case Racing Factory
H. R. Allen
Earlham Debt Fund Nears Twenty Seven Thousand
President Kelly spoke in Earlham Chapel as the debt fund reached 27271 with new pledges. He praised student self sacrifice and cooperative effort, noting the senior thousand gift and junior frolic donations as key boosts toward Commencement Day announcements. Faculty and assistants were commended for support in the campaign.
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Earlham
Kelly
Dr. Kelly
Secretary Meyer Opens War School
Secretary Meyer presided at the opening of the Naval War College in Newport Rhode Island with Rear Admiral Stephen B. Luce, U S Navy retired, known as the father of the war college, among the speakers.
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National News Association
Newport
R. L
Meyer
Naval War College
Secretary of the Navy
Stephen B. Luce
The
War College
Richmond and Shortridge Debate Tonight in Auditorium
Richmond high school and Shortridge high school of Indianapolis meet in a joint debate at Richmond High on the municipal commission plan. Teams include Richmond’s Girty Shute OBrien and Shortridge’s Edwards Jones Springer. Debate opens at 8 with a local audience expected and proceeds to benefit the school board.
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Richmond High School
Shortridge High School of
Indianapolis
United States
Richmond
Fred Girty
Eleanor Shute
Frances O O'Brien
Shortridge
Walter A. Edwards
Harry L. Jones
Nelson J. Springer
Marion
Marion High School
Louisville
Board of Control
Strawberry feast promised by Kuth
The Young Men's Business club directors accepted Stephen Kuth's invitation to meet at his home east of the city next Wednesday evening. Kuth, a leading horticulturist, will host a social strawberry banquet for the club officials with no business to be conducted.
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Young Men's Business Club
Stephen Kuth
Kuth
Thousands visit underwear plant at public reception
The Richmond Underwear company held a public reception on North Tenth Street to showcase a new 18 by 146 foot T shaped factory. Visitors toured automatic knitting rooms, saw 85 needle knitting machines, and learned of a safety minded plant with 200 windows 300 lamps and a dining room for employees. A. Harwood, veteran in the business, oversees operations aiming to employ hundreds of girls.
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New Richmond Underwear Company
North Tenth Street
Tenth Street
Elm Place
A. Harwood
New School Annual A Chronicle Of A Land Of Used To Be
The 1911 Pierian high school annual showcases rich photography and cartoons, leading literary sections and witty pieces. Editor Hubert C. Smith presides with Frederica Seifert as assistant editor and Charles E. Smith as advertising manager amid a staff of thirty five associate editors. Faculty editors include A L Murray, J F Thompson, F L Lamar, and F L Torrence handling business duties.
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Pierian
Hubert C. Smith
Frederica C. Seifert
Charles E. Smith
Albert W. Gifford
A. L. Murray
Associated Editors
J. F. Thompson
F. L. Lamar
F. L. Torrence
Lorimer Senate Fire Sparks Fresh Calls for Resign
Washington June 2 Senator Lorimer’s seat may be vacated if he does not resign. Progressives seek an entry to expose lumber and beef trusts funding to elect senators. Key questions target funds, finance committee roles, and duties on lumber amid a revived Lorimer case. Drafting of campaign publicity and primary election rules continues.
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Lorimer
Senate
Counfees
Isaac
Lumber Trust
Beef Trust
Lafollette
Aldrich
Penrose
Finance Committee
Kern
Kenyon
Towa
Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Many Canadians Sail for London on Empress of Ireland
Quebec June 2 The Empress of Ireland sails today for the other side with what is believed to be the largest passenger list from a Canadian port. Officers have given up cabins to accommodate coronation visitors. A large Canadian soldiers contingent will represent Canada at the coronation.
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National News Association
Quebec
Canada
Rev J W Zerbe to Speak at Chester Memorial Day
The Rev J W Zerbe of Williamsburg will deliver the address at the Memorial Day celebration in Chester on Sunday. The program includes musical selections and grave decorations for deceased veterans, to be held at the Friends church.
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J. W. Zerbe
Williamsburg
Chester
Friends’ Church
Texas Crushers Go to New York City
Dallas seed crushers travel by special train to New York for the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association annual meeting. The event promises a large program and includes a banquet at the Hotel Astor where President Taft is expected to speak.
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National News Association
Dallas
Texas
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
New York
Hotel Astor
Taft
Macy's cook fined for giving liquor to minor
Charles Marksaberry, a Macy’s cook, faced justice in city court this morning for giving liquor to a 19 year old, Cora Mitchell. He received a $20 fine plus costs after allegedly serving a glass of beer.
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Charles Marksaberry
Macy's Place
Cora Mitchell
Trust President Alleges Sherman Law Archaic
Judge Gary of United States Steel tells Stanley committee the Sherman antitrust act cannot prevent modern illegal combinations and calls for publicity and government price control. He says U S Steel dominates subsidiaries, not the entire domestic steel business, and favors direct price regulation by the government.
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National News Association
Washington
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley
Littleton
New York
Supreme Court
Steel Trust
Garfield Faculty to Hold Reception
A Garfield school reception will be hosted by the faculty this evening for Sixth A grade pupils and others considering Garfield School next year. Parents of grammar-school completers are invited to meet teachers, learn about courses and the work, and understand fall preparations to start without interruption.
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Garfield School
American Girl Weds Foreign Baron in Plainfield Church
In Plainfield New Jersey on June 2 Miss Virginia Hegeman daughter of Mr and Mrs B Arrowsmith Hegeman Jr of New York and Plainfield married Baron Tibor Podmaniczky once an officer in the Hungarian army now retired and studying medicine at the University of Freiburg The ceremony took place at the Church of the Holy Cross with a distinguished assemblage in attendance.
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National News Association
Plainfield
N. J
Church of the Holy Cross
Virginia Hegeman
Tibor Podmaniczky
B. Arrowsmith Hegeman, Jr
New York and
University of Freiburg
Pope to Elevate Two Cardinals for United States
London reports the Pope plans to increase American cardinalate to two representing both coasts. Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco is favored for the new purple, signaling equal prestige for East and West as Catholic growth continues in the United States.
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London
United States
America
Sacred College
Riordan
San Francisco
Gray Defies Caucus on Wool Tariff Debate
Congressman Finly Gray of Indiana's sixth district backed the Democratic caucus vote for the Underwood tariff on wool, while five Democrats were excused from pledging support. Debates center on whether Gray supports free wool, Bryan's policy, or his earlier stance on caucus independence. The session featured Burleson introducing the bill and Underwood detailing duty changes, with a focus on raw wool and various wool products.
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Indiana
Gray
Bryan
Washington Dispatch
Hep. Gray
Burlecon
Burleson
Underwood
Unsettled Weather With Showers Tonight and Saturday
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions with probable local showers tonight and Saturday. A slight warming trend is expected overall, with the south portion likely experiencing continued unsettled conditions.
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