Indiana editor conference set for April at University
Plans for the first state wide editors and publishers conference at Indiana University in Indianapolis April 29 and 30 are nearly complete. Delegates from Democratic Republican and Northern Indiana associations will form a permanent nonpartisan body to study circulation advertising costs country reporting and news. Speakers include Don Seitz Ralph Waldo and Merle Sidener with addresses on modern newspaper practices and peace society discussions also featured.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University
Indiana
J. W. Piercy
University Department of Journalism
Northern Editorial Association
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle Democrat
Samuel E. Boys
Plymouth
Republican Republican Editorial Association
Leo K. Fesler
Marion County Mail
George D. Lindsey
Marion Daily Chronicle
Thomas J. Grooks
Bedford ‘Mail
Democratic Editorial Association
Lew M. O’bannon
Corydon Democrat
Williaml. Slinkard
Bloomfield Democrat
Chester A. McCormick
North Judson News
Don Seitz
New York ‘World
Ralph ‘Waldo
The
New York Tribune
Merle Sidener
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
William Lows Bryan
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Carroll County Citizen- Times
Claude D. Meckey
Lebanon
Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon
University Commons
Richard Waldo
Merle“ Sidener
Associated
Advertising Clubs of
Doh Seitz
New York World
Julian Hogate
Danville
Department of Journalism
Sigma ‘Delta Chi
National
Indiana Teachers Association Ends Convention in Indianapolis
The history section of the Indiana State Teachers' Association closed in Indianapolis. Christopher B. Coleman of Butler College was elected president to succeed Thomas F. Moran of Purdue University. C. V. Haworth of Kokomo was named vice-president, replacing L D. Chadwick of Gary, and Mrs Hope W. Graham of Indianapolis was re-elected secretary-treasurer.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Christopher B._ Coleman
Butler College
Thomas F. “Moran
Purdue ‘University
C. V. Haworth
Kokomo
L D. Chadwick
Gary
Hope W. Graham
Incorporation filings listed for Indiana firms
Articles show Charles W Bauermeister firm of Terre Haute with 20600 dollars in preferred stock authorized. South Bend bowling club linked to promoters Molnar A Putz and J Vigil. Evansville Economy Furniture company authorized for 20000 dollars in furniture dealings. Dissolution notice filed for the Central Commission.
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Charles W
Bauermeister Company of
Terre Haute
South Bend
Huebner Bowling. Club
Molnar
A. Putz
J. Vigil
Economy Furniture Company
Evansville
Hirsheimer
J. Hirsheimer
State Treasurer Sets Forth Historic Advance Payment Powers
George A. Bittler, state treasurer, has prepared a detailed statement on finances citing the 1852 acts. It shows that early in the state's history the treasurer could demand advance payments from county treasurers when needed. The statute was reenacted in 1859 and 1861.
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George A.bittler
Bittler
Monon freight wreck blocks Vandalia line near Limedale
Southbound extra Monon freight No. 504 wrecked at Limedale junction. Right cars derailed into the ditch and blocked the Vandalia main line for about four hours. Wrecker train from Bloomington sent to clear tracks. No injuries reported.
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Greencastle
Limedale
Bloomington
WAB
Indianapolis Briefs Roundup of Deaths and Local News
A widow reports Fred Hillman, 44, hanged himself due to illness and unemployment while his daughters ran the house and prepared supper. Rev Ira R Akers urges Nazarene members in Evansville to forego new clothes for Easter to aid the poor. Muncie leaders Rollin H Bunch Herbert S Maddy William Mellvain and Gene Williams face bribery charges tied to a gambling house protection racket. Seymour Robert Moseley surrenders to Jackson County on embezzlement charges after learning of a grand jury indictment in a separate loan scam. Franklin hosts Indiana Baptist ministers retreat with Dr B A Hanley and Rev Leroy Dakin elected to lead to Franklin college as 1916 retreat location. Hayden Mr and Mrs Jesse W Heaton celebrate 50th wedding anniversary with ten children, Civil War veteran Mr Heaton served three and a half years. North Judson Donn Turner and Florence Hume elope to Hebron then wed at a ceremony drawing attention at a local picture show. South Bend J F Nuner prevents panic at Mishawaka School when film catches fire during a screening by ordering students to stay put. minor injuries reported. Lafayette to host citywide rat extermination drive next month led by Chamber of Commerce with help from Dr J N Hurty. estimated annual rat damage at $50,000 near the Wabash river.
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Evansville
Ira R. Akers
Church of the Nazarene
Muncie
Rollin H. Bunch
Herbert S. Maddy
Police Board
William A. Mellvain
Gene Williams
Seymour
Robert L. Moseley
Indianapolis
Jackson County
van Robertson
Moseley
Franklin
Indiana Baptist
T. C. Overman
Indiana
Baptist Church
Leroy Dakin
Logansport
B. A. Hanley
Franklin College
C. B. Kirby
J. W. Clevenger
Greensburg
Hayden
Jesse W. Heaton
Jennings County
Ernest S. Heaton
Paragould
Ark
Cyrus N. Amick
Scipio
Fountain Heaton
Harry Heaton
J. A. Remy
Edinburg
May Heaton
Howard Judd
Austin
L. C. Hillson
Springport
Margaret Heaton
Newcastle
Heaton
Twenty-sixth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
North Judson
Donn Turner
Florence Hume
Hebron
South Bend
J. F. Nuner
Mishawaka
Nunez
Lafayette Lafayette
Chamber of Commerce
J.N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Wabash
White taffeta frock for teenage wear balances style and propriety
Describes a midrange dress design for fourteen to fifteen year olds balancing youth and maturity. The white taffeta party frock features a chiffon blouse with self ruffles, a straight shallow bodice, high waist, marguerite trim, and a gathered skirt with multiple ruffles. A pink variant uses velvet pansies for trim.
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Board of Censors
Foot warmer craft from wooden box for invalid comfort
A rainy day guide describes making a foot warmer from a wooden box with the lid removed and lined with soft material or fur. The exterior is covered in dark art serge, a loose back flap covers ankles, and castors let the unit move easily. It notes a muff heater or hot water bottle can fit inside for warmth.
To Be in Vogue Seeps into Skirt Styles of the Era
The fashion note describes how to achieve a smooth flat hip silhouette with a flare at the hem. It suggests fullness at the sides if the figure permits and flattening at the front and back. A newer look may feature a shallow scallop or slight lift at the edge to accentuate wavy edges compared to seven years ago.
Straight girdles reshape spring fashion from Paris
The Paris designs preview straight girdles that sit at the old waist line, signaling a shift from natural fullness. Belts of black velvet ribbons reappear on white muslin dresses while empire lines appear in evening wear. The corsetmaker faces the challenge of shaping to a normal waist without sacrificing appearance.
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Paris
Ohe
Empire frock fashion hinges on age and slim figure
The article notes two key factors before embracing empire style in evening frocks. It cites Josephine as the originator who used empire lines to flatter a mature, slender figure, but asserts today’s women over thirty or forty dominate fashion, requiring thoughtful dressing for longevity and poise.
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Empire
Josephine
France
America
Silk Stripes Inspire New Waist Blouse Styles
Silks with bold stripes are transformed into tailored waists with varied lines and trims. Blouses appear in wash silks and crepe de chine with satin and striped patterns including purple green black and pink combinations. Some designs feature vertical stripes on the upper kimono waist and horizontal stripes on the lower, while others use up and down pink stripes and crosswise vest sections.
Do all married couples quarrel and how to avoid it
A longtime reader asks if all couples quarrel. The columnist argues quarrels are exceptions, not rules, when love guides wedlock. They urge choosing a congenial, patient partner and practicing mutual forbearance to keep marriage blessed and harmonious.
When Sweetheart Should Make Allowance for Her Suitor
Fragmentary lines express a romantic wish to provide for a chosen suitor. The text reads as a dated sentimental verse with references to choosing, feeding hay, and servitude. Names, dates, or places are not clearly present in the readable fragments.
Waiting for Uncle's Wealth and the Uncertain Path Ahead
An essay style piece argues that a young heir raised on expectations risks stagnation. It contrasts the lure of wealth with the need for effort and genuine ambition, warning that flattery and courting from opportunists can derail a rightful pursuit of adult independence.
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Peace Society
Indiana Peace Society
You Mlaw
Robert N. Kelly
Earlham’ College
American School League
Women’s Peace Party
Jane Addams
Peace Association
United States
American League For
William Lowe Bryan
Indiananiversity
England
Germany
Bryan
Oneida College
Kentucky
R. C. Bennett
Peace Party
Hague
Charity Dye
Joshua Stansfield
Charles W. Fairbanks
Demarchus C. Brown
James M. Ogden
Alvin T. Coate
Morton C. Pearson
Harvey A. Moore
Amos W. Butler
Glen C. Smiley
Fort Wayne
Albert B. Storms
Willard O. Trueblood
Stansfield
Mr. Pearson
Capital City
State’ Treasurer
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