Forty-Nine to Graduate at Earlham
Earlham college will confer degrees on forty-nine graduates next Wednesday. Dr Paul Shorey of the University of Chicago will deliver the class address. Alumni events begin with music at 8 this evening and a stage production tomorrow night. The commencement drive and various campus activities fill the days ahead. Two 1911 graduates will also receive Master of Arts degrees.
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Paul Shorey
University of Chicago
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
New York
Missouri
Washington, D. C
College Chapel
Phoenix and Ionian Societies
Lady of Lyons
Bulwer Lytton
Madrigal Club
Erastus Test
Verdue University
Test
Kelly
Alumni Association
Ivy
Rene
Frank R. Elliott
J. Philip Bruner
Greenfield
Sarah Addington
Mark Baldwin
Fairaount
Gertrude Mary Bartel
Lois Lillian Brown
Peoh
Paul H. Brown
Spiceland
William Ernest Cary
Ganesvoort
Dudley Artemus Cox
Indianapolis
Clifford Charles Cook Crump
Greensfork
Roy Benton Davis
Maitland
Ida L. le Long
Sandy Hill
N. Y
Ben-jamin H. Deuker
Richand
Edith Anne Edwards
Homer J. Furnas
J. Lemoyne Gilbert
Bill Wabash
Albert Richardson Hall
Paoli
John Hancock
Fairmount
Margaret Hardin
Knightstown
Sabina Uclle Hutton
Logans
Agnes James
Elihu E
Silent Tribute Marks Flag Day Across City
Flag Day observed with flags at public buildings and homes. Women’s Relief Corps of Sol Meredith Post G A R conducted a program with patriotic songs a brief flag history and addresses. The article notes the flag’s 125th birthday and recalls adoption on June 14 1777 and congressional recognition in 1909. The flag’s first unfurling occurred at Fort Stanwix in New York on August 2 1777 and its first battlefield carry on September 11 1777 aboard John Paul Jones ship.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Sol Meredith Post G. A.R
Congress
Old Fort Stanwix
New York
John Paul Jones
France
Big Attendance Sought for State Sunday School Convention
Four hundred delegates from city Sunday schools are urged to attend the state convention in this city June 26 to 28. A special Y M C A meeting will plan next steps and eight autos with forty speakers will tour the county to boost attendance. Pulpits citywide will host efforts to rally support and organize for the event. The arrangements committee, chaired by H Hasemeier, aims for 1,140 delegates from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hasemeier
Misreats Horse Gets Stiff Fine
Sidney Smith charged with cruelty to animals received a fine of 25 dollars and costs and ten days in jail in police court. He admitted hiring a horse and rig from Shurley livery barn, driving from 12 20 yesterday to 9 20 last evening without food or water, leaving the animal in bad condition. The owner retrieved the rig in an alley near a saloon. a white woman accompanied the horse. Smith pleaded not guilty. Shurley condemned abuse of livery horses and urged legal action.
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Sidney Smith
Shurley
Smith
Jerome Shurley
Assault charge against Leonard Treep arraigned in police court
Leonard Treep was arraigned on an assault and battery charge this morning after allegedly beating his wife on May fifth. His trial was continued until tomorrow to secure witnesses. he is out on bond and living at his home while his wife went to her parents on South Second Street. Treep has recently annoyed his wife by trying to see their children, leading to the arrest.
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Leonard Treep
Treep
South Second Street
Weather outlook showers and storms tonight through Saturday
The state forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures in the far north. Local note mirrors the same period with little temperature change expected across areas.
No Married Women Can Teach School in Wayne Township
Township trustee James Howarth issues an edict barring married women or those intending to marry during the year from teaching in Wayne township district schools. He cites gender roles and prefers single women employed to avoid household duties conflicts, requiring a contract promising not to marry until the school year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
James Howarth
Howarth
Connersville In Earnest Over Rail Extensions
Connersville Indiana on June 14 reports strong local interest in extending the T H I E spur from Milton toward Connersville and lengthening the I C tract to the east or southeast. Farmers along the route back the project, with a committee from the Commercial Club coordinating with Richmond Cambridge City and Milton leaders to press the plan after talks with the T H I E officials in Indianapolis.
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Palladiura
Connersville
Ind
Milton
Commercial Club
Richmond Commercial Club
Cambridge City
T. H. I. & E. Company
Indianapolis
Strike riot leaves one dead at Smelting and Refining works
In Perth Amboy New Jersey on June 14 a clash between strikers and deputy sheriffs at the American Smelting and Refining company plant left one striker dead and two others wounded. Deputies fired to stop a torching attempt as about 100 shots were exchanged during the riot at Barber Asphalt works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Perth Amboy
N. J
American Smelting and Refining Company
Barber Asphalt Company
American Smelting and Refin(me Company
Planta
Roosevelt Wires Taft in National Committee Feud
Chicago June 14 Roosevelt leaders dominated the national committee session, gaining Missouri four delegates and six Mississippi delegates, with North Carolina four, giving Roosevelt 18 to Taft 12 on the ballot. The split signals a dead heat race as Taft’s hopes hinge on later contests while Roosevelt pushes to the convention floor.
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Carl Mote
Chicago
Rooosevelt Band
Taft Steam Roller
Congress Hotel
Roosevelt
Taft National
Taft
National Committee
Missouri
North Carolina
Mississippi
Col. Roosevelt
Col
Texas
Washington
United States
Kentucky
Arizona
California
Alabama
Indiana
Ntional
New York
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Roosevelt Taft clash as committee seats delegates
Chicago June 14 Roosevelt and Taft factions on the Republican national committee clashed in a five hour session. Six more delegates were seated for the president bringing the total to 165 with Roosevelt contesting several. A fist fight erupted over Taft seats in Oklahoma, as detectives separated fighters and no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Administration
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Taft
Francis J. Heney
California
Heney
Abe Reuf
Chubb
Florida
Scott
West Virginia
Senator Cumming
Crane
Massachusetts
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Barnes
New York
Kenyon
Cummins
Dixon
National Committee
Wen
South Carolina
Grant Victor
U. S
L. G. Disney
Patrick Dore
Westerville
Okla
Disney
Victor
Oklahomaa
Roosevelt to Lead Fight in Chicago In Fight to Finish
Col Roosevelt declares he will depart New York for Chicago to spearhead the fight for his principles. He cites California, Arizona and Indiana results as evidence voters want his nomination approach, and says he will be at the forefront in Chicago with R. H. Post at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
William Barnes
National
New York
Col. Roosevelt
National Committee
Texas
Washington
William S. Borah
Elihu Root
Sen. Borah
Watson
Roosevelt
Indiana
National News Association
Chicago
West Shore
Outlook Office
Jesue
California
Arizona
Kentucky
Republican Party
R. H. Post
Porto Rico
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