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Westville
Ind
Taft’s Bureau of Mines Aimed at Saving Miners
A historical overview credits the Taft administration with creating the Bureau of Mines to reduce coal mine deaths, improve handling of explosives, and study dust dangers. It notes the Pittsburg-based experiments, Brucetown mine, and rescue efforts that saved hundreds of miners, plus Taft’s broader labor reforms and proposed public works protections.
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United States
Bureau of Mines
Taft
Congress
John A. Holmes
United States Geological Survey
Holmes
United
Pittsburg
Europe
Bureau of Fines
Bureau
Brucetown
Ohio
Delegates Pledged by State for Taft Rises to 79
Delegates pledged to Taft listed by state include Alaska Alabama Colorado District of Columbia Florida Georgia Indiana Iowa Michigan Missouri New Mexico New York Oklahoma Philippines South Carolina Tennessee Virginia totaling 79 to reach the 16 or 24 threshold for selection.
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Alaska
Alabama
Colorado
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Missouri
New Mexico
New York
Oklahoma
Philippines
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Westville
Michigan City
Taft Leads Nomination Fight With Delegates Cited
Through April 12 the Republican national convention tally shows Taft with 341 delegates pledged or instructed. 582 remain, Taft needing 198 to secure renomination while Roosevelt would require 426. If Taft wins one third of the remaining delegates, he would close the gap.
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Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft Forces Rally as Roosevelt Support Proves Weak
Across regions reports indicate Taft gains solid backing for upcoming sentiment polls, with organizers targeting broad turnout and showing Roosevelt’s lead fading in early surveys.
Notice in Quiet Title Case in Laporte Indiana
Julius C Travis attorney gives notice to non residents in Laporte circuit court February term 1912. The complaint seeks quiet title to real estate in Laporte County Indiana. Unknown heirs and representatives are named as defendants and must appear June 11 1912. Clerk George Link seals the document.
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State of Indiana
Laporte County
Laporte
Mary Travis
Fort Travis
Ethel Travis
Nettie Golf
Denie Travis
Plaintiffs
Wesley Hall
David Wirchil
Josiah Atkins
Nicholas Mead Catlin
Jeremiah Thomas Atkins
George Atkins
Joseph Gentley
Martin L. Eager
Abial Lathrop
Abiel Lathrop
Eliza Stephens
Caroline Downs
Edmond M. Downs
Eliza Stevens
Thomas G. Stevens
Jerome Lathrop
Anne Lathrop
Ann E. Lathrop
Jerome
Anne Eli
Lathrop
Ordelia Lath
Suaporte
Indiana
State of
L.À Porte
Ggrlorge Link
Clers
Alfred J. Link
Municipal Dog Control Ordinance Provisions in Said Town
The ordinance establishes impounding procedures for dogs and fines for violations. It requires a dog census by the marshal, three day redemption windows, a four day destruction after impounding, and daily keeping fees. It authorizes a sixty to ninety day confinement proclamation to curb hydrophobia risk and muzzling. Violations up to 25 dollars plus costs. Ordinance repeals conflicting rules and takes effect after publication.
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Persen
Tim
Saidicense
Board of Trustees
Renewal bid for liquor license in Otis LaCroix area
Vladeslav Kvsi1 of New Durham township Laporte county Indiana seeks county commissioners approval in May 1912 to sell spirituous vinious and malt liquors in quantities under four quarts with on premise drinking. The premises lie in a brick building 22 by 32 feet on Chicago road Otis, with rear door stock room and grounds on lot 36 in Reglein’s addition. Also requests use of card tables and chairs.
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New Durham Township
Laporte County
Indiana
LaCroix
Otis
Chicago Road
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Company
State of Indiana
Jeneth
Vladeslav Kvsi1
License for Liquor Sale In Otis Village 1912 Notice
Francis Brown of Otis, Laporte County Indiana, aged over 21, applies to Laporte County commissioners at May 1912 meeting for a license to sell spirituous and malt liquors in small quantities with on premises drinking. The one story frame building on Lot 23 Otis village features a front entrance on the highway, side entrance, rear storage room, and windows. The notice dated April 11 1912.
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New Durham Township
Laporte County
Indiana
Otis
Arid County
Francis Brown
Complexion and appearance discussed for women
The article notes that complexion matters to everyone, especially women, where attractive appearance carries extra importance. It emphasizes the value of good skin and suggests practical benefits of a pleasing complexion.
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