Marion Man Is Re-Elected Head Of Indiana Y M C A
John C. Haswell of Marion was reelected chairman of the executive committee of the Indiana Y M C A at the annual business session in the Chamber of Commerce. Officers and executive members from multiple cities were named, and a 50 000 building gift for Auburn was reported as near completion. Delegates prepared to attend the Kansas City quadrennial convention. A lumbermen’s outing follows the Indianapolis convention schedule with a southern rail trip ending in Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Kansas City
John C. Haswell
Marion
Indiana Young Men's Christian Association
E. E. Stacy
A. W. Hanson
J. W. Burns
T. A. Rymer
R. J. Duke
J. F. Wallick
O. M. Gregg
Crawfordsville
S. O. Pickens
B. A. Brown
Frederick E. Taylor
Dan W. Simms
Lafayette
Joseph H. Shirk
Peru
J. W. Landrum
Terre Haute
C. O. Holmes
Gary
E. A. Hanley
Franklin
A. J. McDougall
Illinois Central Railroad
C. Seesree
Moorsville
State Association
Big Four
Mattoon
Illinois Central
First City
Mempls
Jackson
Miss
Great Southern Lumb ‘Campa
Bogalusa
New Orleans
Orleans
Anama
Teche
Agfellow
Evangeline
Louisiana Red Cypress Company
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Yellow Pine
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Shreveport
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Panama
Athenas
United Fruit Company
Colon
Tivoli Hotel
Panama City
Bocas del Toro
Memphis
Lumbermen’s
Indiana Banks Seek Federal Membership List
Washington reports 257 national banks operate in Indiana and 26 have applied for federal system membership. The roster includes Marion National, Second National New Albany, First Rich mond, Delaware County Mun ie, People's Rushville and others across Gary Lafayette Corydon Elkhart Marion Liberty Martinsville Brookville Frankfort Ligonier Kokomo Lafayette Valparaiso Lawrenceburg Indianapolis and more. Secretaries McAdoo and Houston will attend hearings in New York and Boston to hear bankers on the reserve bank plan.
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Washington
Indiana
Federal
Treasury Department
Marion National
Marion
Second National
New Albany
First National
Richmond
Delaware County
Muncie
People’s National
Rushville
Gary
Rush County National
Laporte
Merchants National
Lafayette
Corydon
Citizens Trust Company
Elkhart
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank
Union County National Bank
Liberty
Citizens National
Martinsville
Bedford
First National Bank
Sheridan
Michigan ‘City
National Brookville Bank
Brookville
Frankfort
Citizens Bank
Ligonier
Howard National
Kokomo
Lewisville
New York
Boston
Accountant Hendren in state board of accounts recovering
H Hendren chief accountant of the state board of accounts is slowly recovering from a severe illness. He is not out of danger though amputation was initially considered. About four weeks ago Hendren fell ill at the statehouse and a consultation of four physicians was held for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
H. Hendren
State’ Board of Accounts
Incooporation Travelers Oil and Producing
Fragmentary text references Indianapolis and a $10 000 amount connected to oil production or incorporation. No clear event or entities beyond these hints.
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Travelers
Indianapolis
Ito
State Board approves 400000 loan from Indianapolis banks
The Indiana state board of finance authorized a 400000 loan from five Indianapolis banks to cover appropriations for benevolent and educational institutions. Interest will be five percent. the loan replaces a September borrowing with 6722 dollars in interest paid. The new funds come from Indiana National Bank, Indiana Trust, Merchants National, National City, and Aetna Trust Savings.
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Indianapolis
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Agrchants’ National Bank
Natificial City Bank
Aetna Trust Savings Company
Finance Board
Treasuers
Change in State Department Reshuffles Indiana Offices
The Indiana state government reorganizes the state auditor and banking departments effective January 1. Harry L Arnold becomes act uary in the state insurance department, replacing Samuel V Perratt who becomes Indianapolis police chief. Arthur C Craven rises from bank examiner to chief clerk of the state banking department, succeeding Arnold. W H O'Brien assumes the vacated bank examiner post after a fill in. The reshuffle follows Perratt’s appointment as police chief by Mayor-elect Bell amid Democratic campaign activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
State Auditor’s Office
Twoig
W. H. O’brien
State
Harry Ll. Arnold
Elkhart
State Banking Department
Samuel V Perrott
Indianapolis
State Insurance Department
Arthur C. Craven
Samuel M. Ralston
State Bank Examiner
Mr. Arnold
Samuel V. Perratt
Democratic City Campaign Committee
Joseph EK. Bell
Seventh Day Adventist Teachers Meet at Beechwood Academy
Indiana teachers of the Seventh Day Adventist opened their annual convention at Beechwood Academy in Shelbyville. The event gathers educators from the region to discuss top educational practices at the Monontination’s leading educational institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Day Adventist ‘Teachers of
Indiana
Beechwood
Academy
Shelbyville
Monontination Top
Grand Jury Probes Kidnaping Tied to Copper Strike
A Houghton county grand jury is tasked with investigating the kidnaping and assault of Charles Moyer amid the copper strike. John B. Densmore reports failed conciliation efforts between mine owners and the Western Federation of Miners. Governor Ferris and aides travel to Calumet for a vigorous probe seeking settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
John B. Densmore
Department of Labor
Western Federation
Mr. Densmore
O. N. Hilton
Western Federation of Miners
C. H. Moyer
Michigan Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Secretary of Labor
Densmore
Edgar Bye
George Nichols
Ferris
Calumet, Mich
Cunningham
Nesbit
Copper Country
Michigan
Lind Returns to Mexico as Ojinaga Assault Looms
Journal despatches report John Lind sailing from Iapas Christian with a Mexican return after a Wilson visit. meanwhile U S forces engage at Ojinaga as Gen. La will take personal command of actions against the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Ojinaga
iPass Christian
Miss
Chester
John Lind
México
Wilson
Io, Tex
Genla
Structure collapses burying victims in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on January 6 three people died and four were injured when the three story Shively and Honor buildings collapsed Saturday. City officials began probing the disaster’s cause as victims were pulled from the wreckage. The dead were Wilbur Churchill Delbert Hibberd and Long Hong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Shively and
Honor
Wilbur Churchill
Delbert Hibberd
Niles
Mich
Long
Divorce ratio in Kansas City 1918 at four and a half to one
Kansas City Missouri reports one divorce for every four and a half marriages in 1918. The divorce proctor’s compilation shows 890 divorces granted that year.
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Kansas City
Tragic deaths mark corfiB Venezuela feud leader deaths
A family tragedy amid the Castro urban struggle ends with the deaths of Cipriano Castro and key generals. General Urbina and General Gonzales are reported killed, along with Senora Gonzales, signaling a deadly turn in the revolution.
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Astro
Corfib
Venezuela
Cipriano _ Castro
General Urbina
General Gonzales
Senora Gonzales
Urbina
Seven Dead in Storm Off Delaware Breakwater
A hurricane from Portland Maine to Norfolk Virginia caused five known deaths and extensive damage. A steamship sank off the Delaware breakwater. several vessels are missing or in distress. Atlantic City suffered major losses to a long pier, boardwalk, homes, and the sea wall. widespread flooding and power outages left nearly all streets dark. About 200 people were left homeless.
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New York
Portland
Norfolk
Delaware
Manuel
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Chelsea
Seabright
N.J
Brooklyn
Coney Island
State Banks Lose Out on Federal Reserve Act
Lansing January 5 Attorney General Grant Fellows advised BE Doyle state banking commissioner that state banks cannot use the federal reserve act. The grounds are threefold: banks cannot hold stock in other corporations, cannot loan their credit to other banks, and federal reserve permission does not override state law prohibiting bank stock ownership.
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Lansing
Mich
Grant Fellows
BE. H. Doyle
Prison Break Attack In Tourah Kills Fifty Four
Prisoners at Tourah prison in Cairo secretly armed themselves and launched a concerted attack on wardens. Fifty four convicts were killed and many others wounded in the chaotic assault during a failed jail delivery.
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Tourah
Egypt
Cairo
Dr S Weir Mitchell Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia mourns Dr S Weir Mitchell a famed neurologist and author whose death follows a bout of illness. The noted physician, age and cause not fully specified, had long influenced medical practice and literary writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Weir Mitchell
Philadelphia
Weir ‘Mitchell
Mitchell
Wall Street reels as Morgan firm drops interlocking directorships
J P Morgan & Co withdraws from over eight major companies and railroads, with George F Baker signaling similar action. The move ends interlocking directorates across banks, railroads, and utilities, affecting United States Steel, American Telephone, Guaranty Trust, Bankers Trust, and others.
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New York
J. P.morgan & Co
George F. Baker
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Charles Steele
Jersey Central Railroad Company
Edward T. Stotesbury
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan Stills
H. P. Davison
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Astor Trust Company
W. H. Porter
Guaranty Trust
Company of New York
T. W. Lamont
Chemical National Bank
Sparkes from the Wire: Tragedy in Wisconsin and World News
A Wisconsin resident Mrs August Hess perished after pouring kerosene on herself and lighting a match in a religious frenzy. Reports from San Francisco New York Salt Lake and Washington outline boxing results a Utah senator candidate death and a stalled murder trial verdict and political campaign actions. Shackleton plans an America visit before Antarctic expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
August Hess
Sceiny
Clifton
San Francisco
Smith- Arthur
Pelkey
Smith
Salt Lake
Utah
Orlando Powers
Senate
New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Foster
Lawrence Ottinger
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Republican Congressional
Commttee
Ernest Shackleton
America
London
Lynch: Black man taken from Jalil Jefferson Tex
A report notes a Black man was abducted in Jalil Jefferson, Texas on January 6 by fifteen masked individuals. The article mentions a person named Dave Lee and a deceased related incident. Further details are unclear in the readable text.
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Lynch
Jalil
Jefferson, Tex
Dave Lee
Matt
Six Big Firms Fail in Siegel Empire
Ancillary receivers were appointed in the U S district court for six Siegel related firms led by Henry Siegel of New York. The six entities include the Fourteenth Street store in New York Simpson Crawford company Henry Siegel company in Boston Henry Siegel Co bankers New York Henry Siegel Co wholesalers Merchants Express company. Total annual gross business was about 40 million dollars though Christmas trade fell short. Aimed at reorganizing the store chain.
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Boston
United States District Court
Henry Siegel
New York
Siegel Stores Corporation
Financial District
Fourteenth Street
New ‘York
Simpson-Crawford ‘Company
Henry. Siegel Company
Henry Siegel & Co
Henry. Siegel & Co
Merchants’ ‘Express ‘Company
Battleship Minnesota Ships to Vera Cruz Mexico
The battleship Minnesota departed the Philadelphia Navy Yard bound for Vera Cruz Mexico. The move marks a deployment phase as tensions rise in the region.
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Mexico
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Philadelphia’ Navy ‘Yard
Vera
Man Dies of Hydrophobia After Dog Bite
Syracuse New York January 6 James E Hubbell died November 20 from hydrophobia believed to be induced by a dog bite. The report states hydrophobia caused the death with no other contributing factors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
James E. Hubbell
Industrial commission urged to curb combines in anti trust drive
Samuel Untermyer told Illinois Manufacturers Association that a strong national industrial commission with power to supervise corporations and enforce true competition is needed to prosecute illegal combinations. He attacked the Standard Oil dissolution as ineffective and warned against entrusting consent decrees to the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Industrial Commission
Samuel Untermyer
New York City
Pujo Congressional Money Trust
Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association
Untermyer
Standard Oil Trust
Industrial Commission
Congress
House of Morgan
Britain shifts Sir Lionel Carden to Rio de Janeiro
London reports Sir Lionel Carden British minister to Mexico will move to Brazil as minister to Brazil. Charles Murray Merling tipped as his Mexico City replacement. Change follows friction with Washington over his credentialing and later remarks about American diplomats in Mexico.
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London
Lionel Carden
Mexico
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Lionel
Mexico City
Charles Murray Merling
Turkey
Foreign Office
Washington
Huerta
Wilson
Supreme Court Extends Pure Food Rules to Drug Derivatives
The Supreme Court held that every drug package must show not only presence of specified drugs but also a large number of derivatives recommended by the federal board. The ruling expands labeling scope under the Pure Food and Drugs Act. It also notes inheritance tax collection by safe deposit companies in Illinois law.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United
States
Illinois
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U. S
Grand Jury
Charles Moyer
Hancock, Mich
Lind
Ting
Mee
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Galle
Atlantic Coast
Morgan Firm
Houses of Finance
Issist
J. P. Morgan & Co
J.P. Morgan & CO
New. York ,Central and Hudson River
West Shore Railroad Company
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Michigan Central Railroad Company
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Central Nerv
England Railway
New York, West Chester and Boston
Harlem River and
Portchester
Millbrook Company
New England Navigation Company
New England Steamship Company
Rhode Island Company
Rutland Railway Company
Bankers Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Thomas W. Lamont
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Utah Copper Company
Samuel
National
Industrial Body
Britain
Sir Carden
Supreme Court
U. K.’S Law
Lewis
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