Indiana Horticultural Society closes summer session in Centerville
The Indiana Horticultural Society wrapped its Centerville meeting with 300 growers attending from across the state. Next winter in Indianapolis will host the state apple show and officer elections. J J Milhouse spoke on potato growing urging June 15 to 20 planting and early and late harrowing. Awards were given for gladioluses and bouquets, with numerous first prizes in tomatoes peppers potatoes onions peaches pears apples plums and other fruits.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Horticultural Society
Centerville
J. J. Milhouse
Valley Mills
Indiana
G. T. Blue
A. M. Fox
BE. V. Teas
W. B. Flick
BE. B. Medearis
J. C. Bugelman
W. J. Ritterschamp
Clayborn King
Howard FP
Hittley
Governor Names Delegates for Indiana Annual Congress in Indianapolis
Governor Ralston appointed the delegates for Indiana's 33rd annual congress to be held in Indianapolis October 11 to 16. The list includes John B. Stoll South Bend Herbert R Koffell Knox Patrick O'Brien South Bend Edward J Fogarty Michigan City Alvin Padgett Washington J H Weathers New Albany and many others from cities across Indiana joining representatives from education law and civic groups. The expansive roster features numerous judges doctors clergymen and business leaders from Indianapolis Fort Wayne Evansville Hammond and other communities.
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Indiana
Onty
Ueernor Ralston
Indianapolis
John B. Stoll
South ‘Bend
Herbert R. Koffell
Knox
Patrick
O'Brien
South Bend
Edward
Harry B. Darling
Laporte
Albert’ D. Thomas
Crawfordsville
Timothy. ‘Nicholson
Richmond
S. E. Smith
Charles B. Shively
George A. H. Shideler
Marion
George W. Webster, Jr
Charles P. Emerson
Willis Hickam
Spencer
W. H. Hart
W. L. Bryan
Bloomington
W.A. Mills
Hanover
George R. Grose
Greencastle
Robert L. Kelley
H.J. ‘King
Moores Hill
E. A. Hanley
Franklin
George L. Mackintosh
W.A. Wirt
Gary
L. E. Kelley
Montpelier
Harry A. Buerk
New Albany
T. F. Fitzgibbon
Columbus
C. C. North
J. W. Putnam
Irvington
Harlow Lindley
W. T. Ellis
Anderson
Thomas E. Ellison
Fort Wayne
William P. Cooper
M.foster
George A. Ball
Muncie
Mord Carter
Plainfield
Sol Esarey
Elmer Jones
M. M. Feurlicht
W. C. Ball
Terre Haute
Sydney B. Davis
E. H. Inglehart
Evansville
Jesse G. White
A. H. Kruse
Vicennes
Frank Hostetler
Peru
Warren J. Butler
Logansport
W. B. Edgin
J. W. Comfort
Harry Nice
W. R. Farmer
G. E. Bennett
Daisy Barr
C. B. Stuart
Lafayette
B. W. Shirk
Thomas Taggart
F. E. Lumley
S. W. Haynes
Portland
Isabelle Somerville
Eva P. McLeland
Madison
Susanna Pray
O. H. Carmichael
Lebanon
William H. Hickman
Pennville
State Board Urges Typhoid Precautions Across Counties
With typhoid present in more than half the state counties and a feared outbreak, the state board of health calls towns and counties to act. Physicians must report cases, health officials must trace origins, anti typhoid vaccine is recommended, and water and milk sources will be inspected. July reports show 397 cases in 51 counties and 37 deaths, with a spike from the previous month and year.
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Jssues
State Board of Health
W. F. King
State Board
Bush Plans for State Fair
Secretary Charles Downing office clerical staff push Indiana state fair preparations as heavy mail brings in exhibit entries from many states. Entries remain close in all departments and it will be into next week before all are received.
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Indiana
Charles Downing
Mulhall Testifies in Senate Inquiry on Manufactures Lobby
Former NACM officer Mulhall insists McDermott tipped him off about pro labor bill prospects. Henry E. Davis described pawnbrokers’ opposition to loan shark measure. Mills Parry Kirby to testify as inquiry adjourns.
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Washington
McDermott
Illinois
National Association of Manufacturers
Mulrall
Association
Martin M. Mulhall
H. E Mills
D. M. Parry
John Kirby, Jr
H. E. Mills
Racine
Wis
Tariff Commission
Martin M Mulhall
Mulhall
James E. Watson
Indiana
Herbert E. Miles
WiIs
Senate
Tariff Commission Association
Tariff Board
Congress
Camp guards split by night clash near railroad laborers
Aug 21 sheriff reports a pitched battle at a camp of Mexican railroad laborers near here. One man was killed during the confrontation as deputies maintained a close guard through the night.
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Henry
World backs 0.5 Lind prepared to leave
World leaders back the United States peace push in Mexico amid Huerta’s fragile stance. Britain France and Japan show support while Paris dispatches signal France will not receive Huerta envoy Francisco de la Barra. Tangible moves indicate global pressure for a negotiated settlement with Huerta.
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France
DE LA Barra
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Japan
Paris
Poincare
Pichon
Francisco de la Barra
Felix Diaz
Tokio
Wilson
SEE e Cod aR ED arene eee 78a
See the court record noting a 78a case entry with unclear identifiers and location. The readable text provides minimal facts and lacks names, dates, or actions. Further archival access is needed to clarify the case type, parties involved, and outcome.
Thaw Changes Plans Averts Breach With Lawyers
Harry K. Thaw reconciled with Canadian lawyers over publicity strategy as he prepares for arraignment in Sherbrooke on a writ of habeas corpus. He envisions deportation to Vermont and seeks access to leading Vermont papers, while Governor La Force dismisses rescue rumors and contemplates jail security.
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Sherbrooke, Que
Harry K. Thaw
Superior
Sherbrooke
Thaw
Matteawan
Vermont
la’ Force
New Tariff Law Expected By September 16
Washington predicts the Senate Finance Committee can finish the tariff bill by September 5 and have it through conference and signed by President Wilson by September 16. Senator Simmons says only an unforeseen delay in debate could stop the law. Democrats promise harmony and no major changes to key provisions. Finance committee members will meet nightly to approve proposed changes.
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Washington
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Conference Committee
Wilson
Former Governor Tells Gamboa He Won't Be Sneaking Out
Former Governor John Lind ends talks with Foreign Minister Gamboa in Mexico City and heads to Vera Cruz to sail to Washington. William Bayard Hale will accompany him. embassy closure is likely. Rumors place General Trevino or Huerta in new roles, while Felix Diaz may return from Japan.
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City
Mexico
John Lind
Lind
General Trevino
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Japan
Mr. Lind
Mr. Gamboa
Vera Cruz
Washington
Senator Owen Sees Merit In Reserves Reduction Plan
Washington reports Senator Owen and House Democrats plan to push the administration currency bill with fewer changes while considering a reserve reduction. Bankers favor allowing parts of reserves to be kept in large cities, and Senate hearings may invite banker representatives to present views.
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Owen
Washington
Chicago
House
Senate
Congress
Senate Currency Committee
Senate Committee
Mexico and United States discuss Lind note in diplomatic moves
President Wilson orders Lind to return home amid talks with Mexico about the Lind note. Gamboa says no change in government. a battleship waits at Vera Cruz to escort Lind to the United States. European pressure and Latin American responses appear not to be shaping policy. A separate report notes the murder at Eduardo Iturbide's ranch in Michoacan and links it to Arthur Lawton and local archaeologist Zelia Nuttell.
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Lind
Washington
Wilson
Mexico’ S
Gamboa
Vera Cruz
United States
Mexico
Foreign Relations Department
Latin America
Mr. Lind
Eric Voh Thaden
Arthur Lawton
Eduardo Iturbide
Shafroth Plan Aims to Reform National Currency System
Senator Shafroth backs retirement of most estaE currency and a general treasury note form backed by 50 percent gold. The bill would replace all national bank notes with treasury notes and cancel government bonds backing the currency. It promises $14 800 000 annual interest savings and could rise to $22 246 000 if bonds are refinanced, transferring currency control from banks to the government and allowing redemption of two percent bonds without loss.
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Treasury
Shafroth
Saunart
Cena
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