Indiana Retail Hardware group elects officers at Indianapolis meeting
The Indiana Retail Hardware Association closed its annual Indianapolis meeting naming H C Heldt of Oakland City as president and electing W L Hubbard Columbia City and O S Torbett Columbia City as first and second vice presidents. Six delegates and six alternates were chosen for the May national convention. Retiring President Thomas becomes a delegate. State Society for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis also elected officers and heard remarks from local and state officials.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Retail Hardware Association
Claypool Hotel
H. C. Heldt
Oakland City
W. L. Hubbard
O.S. Torbett
Columbia City
Charles H. Hall
Hall
Heldt
Hubbard
Torbett
Indiana
Thomas
Frank Bailey
Bedford
J. T. Gardner
Scottsburg
J. C. Hardy
Dana
Charles Lauck
Cicero
W. R. Powrell
Converse
T. L. McCarty
R. J. Howe
Columbus
Claypool
J. A. Craig
Janesville
Wis
National Vehicle and In‘plement. Association
M. L. Stoner
Indiana Rises in Poultry Industry Growth
State farmers push poultry farming with shows societies and education driving expansion. Purdue University research and experiments boost the effort while schools in small towns teach poultry raising and improve expertise. Indiana soil and climate support thriving egg and fowl production.
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Indiana
Purdue University
Indiana Draft Horse Breeders Elect Officers at Statehouse
About one hundred members of the Indiana Draft Horse Breeders association gathered in the statehouse House of Representatives chamber for the third annual meeting. T. B. Beals of Noblesville was re elected president with Roy Graham Whiteland as vice president. D. O. Thompson Lafayette was secretary and treasurer. Executive committee includes Al Kinzer Carmel and Joseph Painter Middletown. Directors for three years are J. D. Conner Jr. Wabash and W. H. William Goldsmith. C. M. McConnell Sheridan named as representative for the Indiana stallion enrollment aid created by the 1913 legislature.
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Indiana Draft Horse Breeders
House of Representatives
Statehouse
T. B. Beals
Noblesville
Roy ] Graham
Whiteland
D. O
Thompson
Lafayette
al Kinzer
Carmel
Joseph Painter
Middletown
J. D. Conner, Jr
Wa‘bash
W. H. William
Goldsmith
C.M. ‘McConnell
Sheridan
Indiana
Aid
Indiana Incorporations Report With Nonslip Attachments
Fragmentary notice lists a company in Indianapolis with capital at 2500 dollars for selling nonslip attachments for horseshoes. Names appearing include Ja cobs, R Be Woods, and W W Woods.
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Indiana
Ianapolis
Jacobs
Woods
Enforcement Drive Targets Auto License Law
Secretary of State L G Ellingham leads a campaign urging county and other officials to enforce the automobile license statute. The act requires all motor vehicles to be licensed by the secretary of state, with official reliance on local authorities for strict implementation.
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L. G. Ellingham
Secretary of State
Greencastle May Get State Penal Farm
The state commission discussed establishing a penal farm at Greencastle after reviewing the site offered by the local committee. Four requirements must be fulfilled before a final decision can be made.
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Greencastle
State Commission
Cullom Buried Beside Lincoln Obelisk at Oak Ridge
Shelby M. Cullom former Illinois senator died in Washington after a week long illness. His funeral in Springfield drew statesmen and citizens as his casket lay near the Lincoln monument and his two late wives were laid to rest beside him in Oak Ridge cemetery.
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Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Shelby Moore Cullom
Oak Ridge
Lincoln
Islinois
House of Representatives
Cullom
Washington
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Wreck Deepens Death In Jail and Diaz Rumors
In Champaign Harry Myers died after taking acid in a city jail cell. In Johnstown the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago express on the main line struck an engine and caboose near Buttermilk Falls killing three and injuring others. In Mexico City rumors claim Felix Diaz has landed at Puerto Mexico with forces and supporters marching toward Oaxaca.
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Champaign
Harry Myiers
Johnstown
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York City
Buttermilk Falls
East Conemaugh
Conemaugh
Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Havana
Puerto
Mexico
Diaz
Oaxaca
iMinors Shooter Scores Big at Sunny South Handicap
Houston, Feb 3 Mark Arte of Thomasboro Illinois was high average winner in the thirteenth annual Sunny South handicap shoot. Arte hit 1140 targets of 1205 to take top honors with J R Jahn of Keota Iowa second at 1185.
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iMinors
Houston
Tex
Mark Arte
Thomasboro
Ill
J. R. Jahn
Keaot
Accuses Federal Ex Official in Power Abuse Case
A fragmented report from Washington details charges of the misuse of official power by a former official. The document references federal authorities and ongoing legal actions, with partial fragments indicating accusations and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Keb
Mizuae
Government monopoly on lines urged by Burleson report
A departmental committee recommends government control of telegraph, telephone and radio lines. It estimates telegraph facilities at 225 million dollars to acquire and long distance lines at 200 million, with total network capitalization near 900 million. Private licenses could run under postmaster general regulation.
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Washington
Burleson
Senate
Congress
Star of Vaudeville Star James Russell Dies in Elmhurst
James Russell younger of the Russell Brothers vaudeville team died at his Elmhurst Long Island home at fifty one after a prior nervous breakdown three years earlier leaving the act without its star for the time being the article notes his death in New York City reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Russell
Russell Brothers
Elmhurst
U. S. Defers To Japan On Baker Exclusion Bill
Washington reports that a telephone message from Secretary Bryan to the house immigration committee halted further action on the Baker exclusion bill. The move, seen as an ultimatum, follows Bryan's conference with Viscount Chinda the Japanese ambassador. Bryan declined comment on the reasons.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Bryan
House Immigration Committee
State Department
Burnett
Department
East
Viscount Chinda
House Committee
Mrs Reuter Found Not Guilty In Murder Trial
In Bartlesville Oklahoma on February 2 Mrs Laura M Reuter was acquitted by a district court jury of complicity in the murder of her husband Charles T Reuter. The verdict followed a tumultuous courtroom reaction and came after a prior conviction that was overturned on appeal leading to a retrial.
Swift & Co and three railroads indicted for rebates
A U. S. grand jury in Chicago charged Swift & Co and three railroads with rebating and soliciting rebates under interstate commerce laws. Swift & Co. faces as much as 1.2 million dollars in fines for sixty listed violations. The defendants include Pennsylvania Railroad, Chicago & Northwestern, and the Panhandle Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis.
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Chicago
Swift & Co
K. M. Landis
United States District’ Court
Pennnsylvania Railroad ‘Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Panhandle
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Social reform meeting plans aid for inmates in capital district
Washington February 3 Mrs Woodrow Wilson attended a meeting where plans were discussed to help inmates of the capital Pedight district to be ended by the new Kenyon law.
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Washington
Survivors Describe Fogbound Monroy Sinking Near Norfolk
The Nantucket brought 99 survivors to Norfolk with 41 dead after colliding with the Monroe in dense fog. Among the saved were Captain Johnson, Second Officer Gatley, and James O Connell, while Mrs Harrington and Lieut Le Grand Curtis died. Survivors recounted swimming, berths flooding, and rescue by the Nantucket as the Monroe sank in minutes.
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Bolen
New York
Bolton
W. L
Newark
N. J
Budwig
Claussen
W. C
Milwaukee
Curtis
le Grande B
Meutenant Second Coast Artillery
Watervliet Arsenal
Davia
F. C
Brooklyn
Edwards
United States Navy
Gorman
Philadelphia
Gibson
Gilbert
Harrington
Thomas
Haskell
Cortlandt
N. Y
Hamburger
Haviland
Marcaria Theatrical Company
Ingram
Sumter
S. C
Jelleff
Lewis
Marlo
United States Marine Corps
Williamson
Wilson
Nantucket
Thomas Harrington
J. Kelly
Stevens Street
Norwalk
Conn
le Grand B. Curtis
Second Coast Artillery
Bridgeport
Lyons
Monroe
Captain Johnson
Johnson
Gatley
James O’connell
American Federation of Labor
Wabash sale ordered in foreclosure by circuit judge
Circuit Judge E. B. Adams ordered the Wabash railroad to be sold under the foreclosure mortgage held by the Equitable Trust Company of New York. The minimum sale price is set at 41 834 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Wabash
BoRl
Equitable’ Trust Company
New York
Blind at Mess of Class
A fragmented notice recalls a chaotic school event described as a mess in class. The readable words indicate disorder and confusion among students and staff during a session. No clear names or dates are legible.
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A. R
HAPPENINGS INDIANA HAPPENINGS INDIANA
In Hammond eleven year old Frank Kukowski and nine year old Frank Ponnant were found on a Pennsylvania freight train at Hamlet after being locked in a box car by a stranger. They are in critical condition from exposure. Detectives are investigating.
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Fort Wayne
Hammond
Frank Kukowski
Frank Ponnant
Pennsylvania
Hamlet
Pennsylvania Company
Wabash
Columbus Anderson
Anderson
Shelbyville
John Grimes
Cincinnati
Rays Crossing
Grimes
Seymour
Richmond
Honeywell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tabernacle
Greensburg
Indiana
American Poultry Association
J. F. Strasburger
W. C. Pierce
Indianapolis
North Manchester
Carli. I. Carter
Columbus
C. L. Fiscel
Hope
B. H. Scranton
Rising Sun
A. G.phillips
Lafayette
A. Goyert
Decker Brothers
Decker
Mauzy
Sisson Grocery
Weichman’s
Petersburg
Pike County Democratic Central Committee
Winslow
Dubois County
H. W. Carpenter
Frank Betz
Jasper
Stanley M. Krelg
Cicero Fettinger
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Carmel
Blurty
Clay
Delaware
Clay Center
Carmel School
Fort ‘Wayns
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Oakland
Indiana Retail Hardware Men
Ita
State Society
Severance Burrage
State Society For the
Rhoda M. Welding
Terre Haute
John W. Boone
Evansville
Samuel M. Ralston
John W. Kern
Theodore Potter
V. C. Harrison
Fort Warne
James W. Lilly
George P. Dickey
A. A. Rang
Henry B. Shacklett
New Albany
Vida Newsom
S. Edgar Bond
Jacqueline. Holliday
Luella Andrews
Muncie
Fred Dennis
Crawfordsville
Otis B. Neubit
Gary
B. W. Shirk
Peru
Eric Crull
J. A. Snapp
Goshen
H. E. Deerholt
Wisconsin State Society For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Bell
Demeritus Tillotson
Indiana State Tuberculosis Hospital
Eric B. Crull
Ella B. Crandall
National Public Health Nurses’ Association
Walter D. Thuber
State Association
George W. Miles
Fisheries and Game
George Berg
State Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Mr. Berg
Tri-Lake Station
Whitley County
Wawasee
Kosciusko County
Wawasee Lake
Brookville
Franklin County
Riverside
Riverside Park
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Marion
Penn Underwood & Underwood
Culebra
JIN Statehouse
Asksu,s
P. O. Department Committee
U. S
Mrs. Reuter
Oklahoma
Husband Freed
Siegel
Pariccupte
Fel
Norfolk, VA
Norfolk
Monroy
Tate
Merchants & Miners
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