Cuba’s Desverniney Galdos Named Minister to Washington
Left panel shows Dr Pablo Desverniney Galdos newly arrived Cuba minister succeeding Antonio Martin Rivero. A lawyer and friend of Cuba’s new President Menocal, he led Cubans to witness Wilson’s inauguration and heads National University of Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pablo Desverniney Galdos
Cuba
Senor Antonio Martin Rivero
Washington
Menocal
Wilson
National University of Cuba
Dan Comstock and Hansche Are Paid Honors
Big crowd attends reception in Wayne circuit court room honoring Daniel W. Comstock G A R Indiana and Division Commander Hansche Sons of Veterans Indiana. Jordan first speaker lauding their service, patriotism, and community impact along with remarks from Handley Rupe and other veterans. Wayne County honors thrice over as veterans’ memories recall war days.
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Wayne Circuit Court Room
Daniel W. Comstock
Indiana
Avid Mam H. Hansche
Sons of Veterans of Indiana
Jordan
C. W. Jordan
Richmond Commercial Club
Richmond
Tam
Mr. Jordan
Judge Comstock
Hansche
Handley
Lawrence Handley
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
John L. Rupe
Mr. Rupe
Poe
Wayne
Wayne County
Making the Real Home: Women as the Homemakers
The piece argues the home results from a blend of factors including money. It stresses that men earn and women spend, placing responsibility on women to wisely manage income. It urges readers to stay informed by reading ads in The Palladium and other newspapers to maximize value and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Palladium
It Was a Small But Disturbing Incident in Homet
A band of Homet residents expelled fifteen Koreans who were brought to Calexico area fruit farms to pick apricots. The incident prompted Japanese officials to report to Washington and may lead to diplomatic notes and possible congressional action for compensation.
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National News Association
Washington
Homet
Cal
San Francisco
Bryan
Johnson
United States
Congress
Y. Numano
Riverside
Joseph Simpson
William Wilson
Simpson
Wilson
Korea
Johnson Dodges Prison Sentence in White Slave Case
Washington June 27 Jack Johnson planned to leave Canada for St Petersburg to fight Langford and Smith in September. Convicted under the white slave law and sentenced to a year, he was free on $15 000 bond in Chicago pending appeal when he fled to Montreal. DOJ agents seek a report on the case and a plan to prevent his extradition to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Association
Washington
Jack Johnson
Canada
St. Petersburg
Russia
Sam Langford
Smith
Department of Justice
Johnson
Liberty
Chicago
Montreal
B. Bielaskim
Bureau of Investigation
Department
Judge Clark On Richmond Gas Rates In Utility Case
Judge J L Clark, of the Indiana Public Service Commission, examined witnesses in the Richmond telephone dispute at Boston. He indicated the commission may consider the entire investment of the Richmond Light Heat and Power Co in setting natural gas rates, potentially leading to a higher charge if Allegheny Gas does not accept the city contract and LH&P secures it. No formal action or opinion was given, with a continuation noted on page six.
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Allegheny Natural Gas Company
Richmond
Light, Heat & Power Company
Allegheny Company
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Richmond Light, Heat and Power Company
J. L. Clark
Boston
Clark
Allegheny Gas Company
Moose Lodge members tour Richmond en route to Pittsburg
The Supreme Order of the Indiana Trail of the Moose Lodge passed through Richmond this morning heading to Pittsburg. Local Moose escorted the visiting team, all members from Muncie Ind, with about 5000 expected to witness their work in Pittsburg. Passers included J S Coffin Clarence Dearth Van J Ogle C T Kendrick J O Newcomb Coll Murray W C Benbow J B Jones E T Milligan.
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Supreme Order of the Indiana Trail of the Moose Lodge
Richmond
Pittsburg
Order of Moose
Moose
Muncie
Ind
Indiana Lodge
Pitesburg
J. S. Coffin
Clarence Dearth
van J. Ogle
C. T. Kendrick
J. O. Newcomb
Coll. Murray
W. C. Benbow
J. B. Jones
E. T. Milligan
Richmonds New Park Named After War Governor Morton
Richmonds new park and lake will be named Morton Lake and Park in honor of Oliver P. Morton the War Governor of Indiana. The Richmond Lake and Park Co funds the amusement project with dam and spillway work advancing water expected to fill the lake in about four weeks. Plots for about 220 lots remain to be laid out as contractors push toward completion.
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Richmond
Morton
Lewis Burke
John P. Smith
Mark E. Reeves
John A. Bridgland
Knights of the Golden Circle
Harper's Ferry
Home Guards
Abington
Boston
Centerville
Liberty
Morgan
Ohio
Denie
Ohio Guards
Sandusky
Slandscape Artists
Cincinnati
Restless trek to Michigan City prison for Seth Lucas
Seth Lucas, described as restless and uncooperative, was lodged in the criminal insane department at Michigan City after a long transfer from Richmond. Sheriff Bayer and Police Sergeant McNally reported Lucas balked at moving, was dragged between cars, and showed anger during the trip while crowds watched in transit.
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Seth Lucas
Criminal Insane Colony
Michigan City
Bayer
McNally
Lucas
Criminal Insane Department
Richmond
Greensfork
Tom Tarkisson
South Bend
Sergeant McNally
Barer
Logansport
Daniel Reid and Wife Coming Here Arrive Tomorrow Evening
Mr and Mrs Daniel G Reid will arrive in Richmond tomorrow evening and will stay with Mr and Mrs John B Dougan at their North Tenth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Reid
Richmond
John B. Dougan
North Tenth Street
Socialism Wrong Some Absurdities Examined in Article
Edgar Hliff argues for private milk production over government control in a satirical critique. He contrasts milking a personal cow with drawing lactic fluid from a government owned cow at fixed wages. The piece aims to entertain while presenting a polemical view.
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Edgar Hliff
Cincinnati Teamsters Strike Threatens City Coalitions
Cincinnati faces fresh disruption as about 8000 teamsters and omnibus drivers plan a strike starting tomorrow. A new wage scale was adopted and may trigger a weekend tieup if employers reject it. Garment workers and ice deliverers are also idle, with heat worsening without refrigerating facilities.
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National News Association
Cincinnati
Teamsters
McCarthy
Nurses Found Murdered at Bedford Mills Hospital
National News Association reports Rosalie Roque and Katherine Lacy, nurses at the Montefiore Home for Chronic Invalids county branch in Bedford Mills, were found shot dead in the detached nurses quarters. Coroner Dunn opened an inquiry.
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National News Association
Katonah
N. Y
Rosalie Roque
Katherine Lacy
Bedford Mills
Montefiore
Dunn
Testimony Ends In Harvester Breakup Case In Chicago
Testimony in the government suit to dissolve International Harvester as a Sherman Act violator concluded in Chicago. Hearings ran from September 16, 1912, with only brief gaps since opening.
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National News Association
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Two 12 year old burglars linked to city theft wave
Police chief Gorman exposed a string of robberies and petty thefts as two twelve year old boys were captured. They robbed Harmon Wolke on National road and stole six bicycles in Glen Miller park and at the M Rumely factory. They face placement by probation officer Mrs Chandler while an additional youth may be arrested.
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Gorman
Harmon Wolke
National Road
Friendleas
Glen Miller Park
M. Rumely
Centerville
Mrs Knapp vows to keep fight for husband’s release
Mrs. Knapp and her children will continue to press for John Knapp’s clemency after the parole board denied a petition for release from life imprisonment for the Hagerstown murder. Attorneys argued, but supporters insist he is needed at home. Wilfred Jessup calls for continued denial citing past violence and the marshal’s killing. Knapp faced trial for killing Leonard Gessler, the town marshal eight years ago, in a case that shocked the county.
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John Knapp
Hagerstown
Doran
Cowboy
Laporte
Knapp
Wilfred Jessup
Jessup
Leonard Gessler
Aged Woman Dies After Being Hit By Belt Line Car
An elderly deaf woman, Mrs. Almira Jones, 18 North Twenty-second street, died from head and chest injuries after a southbound belt line car struck her near Eighth Street. Motorman Harris and Conductor Gellinger face possible charges depending on coroner’s verdict. Witnesses say the car was speeding. post mortem confirms injuries.
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A. E. Jones
North Eighth Street
North Twenty-second Street
Eighth
M. Harris
Bert Gellinger
Chet Gorman
Pierce
Mrs. Jones
Clinton ‘County
Ohio
Richmond
Almira Huot
Hester Jane Jones
Normal College
Marion
Ind
Frank Thayer
South B Street
Harris
Gellinger
Charien Greenhal
Greenhal
Jones
Morrow
Krueger
Weather note reports temperature at seven o clock
A brief weather item mentions the temperature reading at seven o clock with terse nonspecific data. No location or date details are readable, but the entry appears as a compact forecast snippet from a historic page.
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George W. Guthrie
Japan
Tokyo
Guthrie
Pablo D. Galdos
Daniel Comstock
WM. Hansche
Comstock
U.S
Judge Clark
Bailey
Amusement Enterprise
Daniel Reid
Cincy Teamsters
Norit
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