Infected Earlham Lunch Meats Tied to Epidemic
A health report attributes the Earlham college home coming illness to contaminated meat, not ptomaine poisoning. Breach occurred during grinding and mixing, with the warm icebox acting as an incubator. Two hundred people fell ill but recovered. no action against culprits.
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Earlham College
King
Will Shimer
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Indianapolis
Shimer
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Backing Up the Retailer
A manufacturer placing product in leading retail shops and aiding advertising builds trust in quality. Joint promotion by manufacturer and retailer increases public confidence and creates direct dealer demand via the daily newspaper as the most economical, effective channel.
General Massacre Warning On US Influx Mexico
William Dennis, a leading international law attorney, warns that conditions in Mexico threaten American lives. He criticizes Taft era policy and the Wilson administration for not recognizing Huerta's government, linking U.S. neutrality law changes to damage for American investors and the fall of the Madero regime.
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Mexico
William Dennis
W. W. Dennis
Earlham
United States
Dennis
Washington
State Department
Taft
Root
Madero
Wilson
Huerta
Huerta-Diaz
Great Heat Strains Midwestern Crops and Cities
Heat wave tightens its grip across the Midwest with oats nearly ruined in Illinois Indiana Iowa and Missouri total crop losses estimated near 20 million dollars. In Duluth hot weather and high temperatures test residents while Cleveland reports prostrations and rising heat causing deaths.
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Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Have Baby Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Dean
Mr and Mrs Harry Dean welcome a nine pound baby daughter born this morning.
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Harry Dean
Reid returns to Richmond as banking titan of Wall Street
Daniel G. Reid arrives by private car in Richmond after hot muggy travel. He and wife stay overnight with the Dougans, lunch with Dr. and Mrs. Dougan, and later resume Eastward. The former Richmond banker rose from Second National teller to director of I S Steel and Rock Island, with vast holdings and gifts to Richmond institutions.
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Daniel G. Reid
Mr. Reid
Richmond
Richmond Man. Mr. Reid
John B. Dougan
North Tenth Street
Mrs. Reid
David Dougan
West Richmond
Isaac Dougan
Oliver H. Bogue
Martha M. Foster
Constance , Foster
Messenger
Second National Bank
Wall Street
Second National
Reid
Indiana
Finance
William B. Leeds
American Tin Plate Company
Elwood
Ind
Parcel Post Stamps Dropped as Past July First
Postmaster General Burleson orders no more parcel post stamps printed with immediate effect. Existing parcel post stamps remain valid on all classes of mail until exhausted. The change eases sorting and stamping, with all stamps valid on any matter.
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A. 8
Burleson
Washington
Haas
Honeymoon Hike Planned From Fort Wayne to Winchester
Mr and Mrs Lew Ross and Mr and Mrs J Russell Klein both newlyweds from Fort Wayne plan a hiking honeymoon to Winchester Virginia. They will traverse the historic Gen Wayne route from Cincinnati to Fort Wayne visiting relatives in Winchester along the way.
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National News Association
Ft, Wayne
Ind
Lew Ross
J. Russell Klein
Winchester
Weather update for state and locals
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with cooler air in the north portion. Noon readings show maximum temperatures yesterday across regions.
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North Portion
Roumanian Troops Called to Colors
Bucharest dispatch reports the government has halted furloughs for Roumanian soldiers and ordered all officers and troops on leave to report to duty. The war office readies full mobilization as Roumania edges toward abandoning neutrality in the Balkans over Bulgaria’s refusal to cede territory.
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National News Association
Bucharest
Roumania
War Office
Balkans
Bulgaria
Brigands slain and rebels kill thousands in Mexico and China
In Henan province six hundred brigands were killed and eighty captured by federal troops after months of pillage and murder. Captives likely face execution. In Mexico City rebels slaughtered about a thousand in Du Trango as federals clash with insurgents, with many victims from prominent families. Fighting also ongoing at Uapam in Michoacan.
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National News Association
Pekin
Henan
High Binders
Mexico City
du- Trango
Uapam
Michocan
Nettie Robbins Granted Divorce from William S Robbins
Nettie Robbins was granted a divorce from William S Robbins this morning. The case was not contested by the prosecutor, who called it meritorious. Robbins is said to be a drunkard and failed to provide for his wife, whom he twice married. He first married the plaintiff in 1910, showing his mother in law a paper claimed to be a Bellefontaine decree. After their marriage the mother in law grew suspicious and inquired at the Bellefontaine court, receiving word no divorce had been granted there. He then separated from his wife and remarried in 1912.
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Nettie Robbins
William S. Robbins
Meritorius
Robbins
the Plaints
Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Court
Abandons Her Mule On Long Journey to Worcester
Sophia Pauman, 35, received car fare to Eaton Ohio from Trustee Howarth after abandoning her mule and wagon at Straughn's Station. She says her husband is insane and she has walked over 600 miles in the last year. A vaudeville performer and globe trotter, she claims to be bound for Worcester Massachusetts.
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Sophia Pauman
Eaton
Ohio
Howarth
Straughn's Station
Tragic Belt Line Car Crash Death of Mrs Jones
Deputy Coroner R D Morrow conducts a detailed inquiry into the death of Mrs A E Jones struck by a southbound belt line street car Thursday. Eyewitnesses are scarce and witnesses named by Conductor Bert Gellinger will be questioned. funeral services were held today with burial at Earthman cemetery.
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A. E. Jones
R. D. Morrow
Bert Gellinger
Andrew Shissle
George Staubach
County Infirmary Visited by King
Dr. J. E. King county health officer completed his annual inspection of the county poor farm west of Centerville. He reported conditions are much improved since the last visit and recommended minor repairs to Superintendent Brumfield, with all directives to be followed. There are six inmates remaining at the infirmary.
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J. E. King
Centerville
Indianapolis
Brumfield
Postmaster Wins Sanitary Drinking Fountain for Clerks
Postmaster E M Haas secured approval from the treasury department for a sanitary cooled drinking fountain for postal clerks at the local office. The unit will be installed in the workroom rather than the public lobby after months of consideration by Haas.
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E. M. Haas
Treasury Department
Haas
Palladium Free Ice Fund Moves to Aid Deserving Poor
The Palladium and Penny Club launched a Free Ice Fund to aid Richmond’s neediest families during a heat wave. Mrs Warfel Mercury and Mrs Mikhard Warfel urged public support and offered to supply lists of recipients. donations may be mailed to The Palladium Free Ice Fund. The city reported a 95 degree noon and many sought shade or shelter. Chicago also faced extreme heat with eight deaths and numerous prostrations as temperatures reached 96.2 degrees yesterday.
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Cleveland
Palladium
Palladium Free Ice Fund
Richmond
Wifel
Salvation Army
Court House
Chicago
Johnson Outwits U S Government
Washington officials acknowledge being outwitted by Jack Johnson the Black boxing champion. Johnson, convicted under the white slave law, was released on 15000 dollar bond and shipped from Chicago to Montreal. He will depart tomorrow for Havre France. No law exists to bring him back to the United States.
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National News Association
Washington
Department of Justice Today
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Montreal
Havre
France
Johnson
United States
Canadian named among new cardinals at October consistory
Rome June 24 reports another consistory will be held in October at the Vatican. A Canadian is to be elevated as a cardinal, but the identity of the Canadian prelate was not disclosed.
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Rome
Vatican
Prank by Hemet residents blamed on schoolboys
Hat tori, a member of the Japanese house of peers visiting San Francisco, heads to Washington to confer with Ambassador Chinda and Secretary Bryan. K Kumazaki, first vice consul, calls Hemet residents actions against Korean workers a prank of overgrown school boys.
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San Francisco
Hattori
House of Peers
Pacific
Washington
Ambassido Chinda
Bryan
K. Kumazaki
Hemet {Cal
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