Indiana University Editors See State Institutions in Action
Newspaper editors from across Indiana tour Bloomington and nearby campuses to witness how state educational institutions operate. Governor Marshall addresses editors as part of a plan to hold future editorial sessions in other cities, aiming to give reporters a clearer view of Indiana’s universities and state programs.
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Bloomington
Ith Association
Updf
Ed Nalore Gt 4
Indiana University
Dennings
Jeepings
Freemington
Vincennex
Caryéak
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Sinc
Marshall
Taft urged to lead new anti tariff party effort
The Roanoke region contemplates a new political movement led by President Taft advocating tariff revision and party platform changes. The piece recalls Jay Gould’s wealth rise and warns of continuing Republican splits if the tariff pledge fails. A call to reconsider income tax proposals and avoid disunion through June.
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Dojoy
Taft
Ork Vand
City Journal
Tutt
The Knox County Mandamus Case Proceeds In Court
A courtroom sequence centers on Juda Cobb and a pending mandamus action against Knox County officials. Arguments focus on the county commissioners and an alternate writ, with expectations of a court ruling next Monday or the following regular motion day. The outcome could end the petition or delay until July in the capital.
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Juda Cobb
Caete Petlion
Teast
Vibellane
Children's Day Program At M E Church
A festival event at M E Church features an organized program with choir, solos, recitations, and floral exercises. Highlights include a Welcome Address, Summertime Prayer Anthem, and various student performances led by group volunteers and instructors. The notice mentions Clara Creager and Miss Mins Hae rerty’s church wedding attendance.
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Church of
Sanday
Esenins Knors
Prosraus
Chris Reeltalon
John van Osio
Helem Russel
Lanths
Finch
Hy the Boys
Blanche Feagans Treelhallon- Hay Waller
Distin Hastings
Th Cross
Alma Gilley
Mary Willer
Wizard
Lora Sorgen
Gitte Berets
Vera Leverett Everetse
Miami honors leaders as university gala draws many guests
An extensive report details a gala at a university with high profile attendees including presidents, governors, ambassadors, and legislators. It mentions the presence of notable graduates and speakers from multiple states, plus a large turnout of college officials and dignitaries. The event honors alumni and affiliates with addresses and ceremonial duties.
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Guy Potter Bento
Taft
John Wiilandon Herron
Cimvinnati
Board of
Albert Hmm
Ypc Ratty
Ls Thom
New York
Mauive
Ai Jiteut
The
Universityry of
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Unive
Breasldens
Gilveraley
Kentucks
Jay Potter Rentan
Oo University
Catherines
Wac
Eedeay & YP
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Willig. Thanpaopi
Ohio
Aparew
Hepburn
Santa Mantes
Reo McFarland
Gatard
David
Tappan
Chelgeville
Courtan
Wintersetta
Miami
Benjamin Harridfin
Bevan
United States
Rupert Cumming Sebefick
House of Representatives
Oliver P. Mortad
Indiana
Calvin &. Dries
United Ste Aenator
Stanley Matthews
Uni
Ha Swing
Chicago
Miss Maude Crooke Willan Marries in Odeon
Miss Maude Crooke Willan of Washington is wed to Miles Crooke, son of Ol Crooke, in Odeon. Both families are prominent in the community with Crooke lineage tied to Oden schools. The bride is a graduate of the local school and has taught in the rural district, while Abe Crooke previously served as Oden superintendent.
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Maude Crooke Willan
Japs Plan to Rule Hawaiian Islands
Claims in a Japanese plan would control Hawaii sugar industry to dominate internal affairs. The note suggests aggressive strategy aimed at economic leverage and governance influence in the islands.
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Hawaiian Islands
Authorities uncover Japanese conspiracy in island sugar power struggle
June 12 report details raids on a Honolulu Japanese newspaper office and the Japanese Higher Wage Association as authorities seize papers and file for writs. Officials say the documents show a widespread conspiracy among island Japanese to control the sugar industry and govern internal affairs, with letters urging all Japanese to support the movement. A crowd of about 2000 gathered near the courthouse as the case began, while translations of seized papers are prepared for charges.
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Honolulu
Husakan
Honoiulu
Labeas
Makino
Gery
Itte
Novel vessel Carnegie launched to aid compass data
The Carnegie Institution launches a remarkable yacht in Brooklyn designed without magnetic metal. Miss Doro Thea Kl Bauer christens the vessel, which will collect oceanic compass data using non magnetic bronze and copper fittings, foregoing iron nails, spikes, or bolts in its construction.
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Carnegie
New York
Brooklyn
Carnegie Institution
Department of
Boston Approves New City Charter With Referendum
Boston signs a new city charter creating a finance commission and abolishing the common council. Voters will choose between a four year mayor with nine at large aldermen or a two year mayor and larger board. Referendum set for next November at the state election. A storm in Port Worth, Texas, June 17 killed a man in Maybelle and caused widespread damage including collapsed houses and downed rails along several lines.
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el Action
Port Worth
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Maybelle
Davideon
Okla_ Washoute
Notices in Barr, Veo Buren and Harrisson townships
Notices warn all persons doing business with Barr township to meet at Montgomery on Saturday and Cannerburg on Wednesday forenoon weekly. George B. Drew trustee. Veo Buren township notices say trustees will be at home Wednesdays and at Eaglesville on the fourth Saturday monthly. W. & Smiley trustee. Harrisson township notice directs buyers to meet at Grendsla on the third Saturday monthly and at home otherwise. George E. Ward trustee. Brainerd Lewis Martinis returned to his home at Linton after a short city visit.
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Barr Township
Montgomery
Cannerburg
George B. Drew
Veo Buren Township
Notles
Eaglesville
W. & Smiley
Harrier
Harrisco
Grendsla
George EH
Ward
Braniyr
Lewis Martinis
Hig
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Washington Senate Debates Tax Schedule and Wool Tariff Amendments
The Senate wrestled with an income tax schedule and tariff amendments amid party tensions. Senator Aldrich faced criticism over leadership as La Follette, La Follette allied members, and Cummins clashed over wool duties and the tariff plan. The debate touched on rates, exemptions, and the political stakes shaping fiscal policy.
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Washington
Whrich
Bailey
Thaggy
Batley
Geliich
Consnias
Aldri Borah
Bourne
Lafallette
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Finance
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