New Indiana Association of Manufacturers and Commerce Formed
A new Indiana Association of Manufacturers and Commerce formed in Indianapolis absorbs two former groups. B A Van Winkle Hartford City Paper company elected president with officers, directors named for one and two year terms. January meeting to select secretary from outside the group. Also notes on institute in Evansville January 13 14 with 6000 farmers expected and speeches by Ritterskamp Garver Bosse and Moffett. Indiana Historical Survey receives rare books including a 17th century atlas and old Indiana newspapers from Terre Haute and Judge Biddle collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. van Winkle
Indianapolis
Indiana Manufacturers’ Association
Indiana Manufacturers and Shippers’ Association
Indiana Association of Manufacturers and Commerce
B. A. van Winkle
Hartford City Paper Company
Henry Clemens
Cannelton Sewer Pipe Company
H. C. Atkins
Atkins & Co
George O. Rockwood
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
James English
Republic Iron and Steel Company
East Chicago
Thomas Bauer
Lafayette Box Board Company
J. M. Heron
Rex Buggy Company
Connersville
B. F. von Beéhren
von Behbren Manufacturing Company
Evansville
S. E. Sway
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Evansville Business Association
Ww. J. Ritterskamp
Princeton
National Fruit Growers’ Association
J. R. Garver
Purdue ‘University
Benjamin Bosse
Louis Taylor
Warrick Country
Silas
Mt Carmel
Ill
History Department
Indiana University
Indiana Historical Survey
Terre Haute
Caroline Fairbanks
Theopolus Wyle
Andrew Wylie
Wylie Hall
State Library
Horace J. Biddle
Logansport
Western Sun and Advertiser
Vincennes
Howard Tribune
Kokomo
Lafayette Daily Journal
Kokomo Saturday Review
Wabash Atlas
Lafayette
Wabash Plain Dealer
Wabash
Terre Haute Express
Miami County Sentinel
Democratic Clarion
St. Joseph Valley Register
South Bend
Schuyler Colfax
New Albany Daily Tribune
Prairie Chieftain
Monticello
Madison Weekly Tribune
Madison Daily Banner
Indiana food and drug inspections report November results
State food and drug commissioner H E Barnard releases November totals: 1 826 inspections across Indiana food firms 684 grocery stores 242 hotels and restaurants 31 dairies 198 drug stores 258 bakeries and confectionaries 37 ice cream parlors and six flour mills. Outcomes include 2 prosecutions 52 condemnations and 50 of 1061 food samples passed at state labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
Eigh Creameries
Indiana Poultry Wins Big at Chicago Show
Fifty-one Indiana poultrymen from 32 counties exhibited at the Mid West association show in Chicago drawing entries from 29 states. Hoosier stock captured many top prizes with numerous firsts to second and third place awards across Barred Plymouth Rocks White Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds Langshans Leghorns and Hamburgs. Notable winners included W. D. Holterman Fort Wayne Caspar Moore & Son Sheridan and Longfield Poultry Farm Bluffton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mid-West Association
Chicago
Pullins Brothers
Rensselaer
Caspar Moore & Son
Sheridan
C.R. Deardorf
North Judson
Newton Nusbaum
Middleburg
J. F. Strasburger
Greensburg
Longfield Poultry Farm
Bluffton
Comb _Rhode Island Red cocks
M. S. ‘Barker
Thorntown
T. M. Campbell
Darlington
H. V. Terhmolen
Portland
Studebaker
South Bend
S. H. Petrie
Lowell
Frank
E. . Hering
Executions Tighten Grip as Mexican Leaders Fall
Reports from Hermosillo and Juarez detail executions of Tenth Battalion officers and rebels, with Villa enforcing discipline by summary sentencing. Guaymas capitulation to insurgents and troop movements toward Tampico heighten the crisis as cross border shots yield casualties near Presidio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Sonora
Guaymas
Tenth
Ojeda
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Juarez
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Villa
Terrazas
Mexico City
Tampico
Yorres
Maytorena
Presidio
Tex
International Line
Luis Orozco
Mercado
Orozco
Fire sweeps Portsmouth dockyards causing five million loss
A major blaze tore through Portsmouth dockyards on a Saturday, inflicting an estimated five million dollars in damage. The battleship Queen Mary, moored beside the jetty, was in danger but quickly towed to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Boelane
Quéen
Mary
Missouri seeks 326 million from 13 railroads in overcharge suits
Attorney General Barker says Missouri will press claims totaling 326 million from 13 railroads over charges dated to the two rate laws. Federal Judge McPherson dismissed the injunction against the two laws and suspended decree until January 10. State suits seek 2 million from each road, with broader actions totaling 26 million, and potential appeals to the Supreme Court for mandamus to retain jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
U. S. Supreme Court
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Santa Fe
Barker
McPherson
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Missouri. Pacific
Wabash Railroad
la’ Plata
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Kirksville
Aviators Rout Moors in Morocco Battle
Madrid reports Spanish forces under Major action routed Moorish tribesmen at Muley Abselam in Spanish Morocco. Spanish aviators bombed Moorish positions causing disorder, followed by infantry and artillery assaults that forced a rout with many dead and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Muley Abselam
Spanish Morocco
Spanish War Office
Mail service funding cut in post office bill Amid GOP stance
Washington reports show proposed new expenditures for postal service were struck from the post office appropriation bill by the house committee. The bill includes about 300 million dollars. a 2 million dollar increase for rural carriers was removed. Other briefs note Capt James H Glennon to command the Florida and Wyoming succession, a graft inquiry refutation, and Senator Stone ill in a hotel with bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office
House Committee
James H. Glennon
Florida
Wyoming
Frederick L. Chapin
Rush
McAdoo
Currency Bill Clears Senate With Wide Margin Passage
The currency bill passes the Senate 54 to 34 on Friday. It creates a three member organization committee including the treasury secretary and Federal Reserve Board picks eight to twelve reserve districts with national banks as reserve agents. Banks must accept terms within sixty days, or lose reserve status, and the act details capital, directors, earnings, and board structure with six year terms and a seven member Federal Reserve Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
District of Columbia
National Bank Act
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve District
Federal Board
Federal’ Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Farm tragedy and fires plague regional towns
Reports tell of Clint Fisher aged twenty nine fatally shot during a quarrel over James Houghland's wife on a farm near Petersburg. A fire in Mrs. Mary Keys’ residence eight miles west caused $2,000 loss. A policewoman question looms in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Clint
Fisher
James Houghland
Houghland
Petersburg
Mary
Keys
South
Bend
Shelbyville
Bert .Deprez
Here
Gary
Indiana
Lig
Princeton University
A. F. March
Cage
Helen March
Indianapolis
Indiana For Dead
Dee
Claypool
Washington
Jabrebey
Logansport
Miss Miller
Vincennes
Albert Loeffler
Isa Cook
Louisville
Fred Schied
Henry F. Frigge
Ville
Huntington
Kenneth
Indiana Bo
Greensburg
Ston Presbyterian
Chu
Charles “R. “Ade
Princeton
Ora "Riley
Massey
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Hartford City
Report of Food Commissioner
Indiana Poultry
General Huerta
Moheno
General Blanquet
National Congress
Huerta
Blanquet
England
A .S. Pepper
Reed
MEASS
Ceaerdrn
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