Indiana Live Stock Breeders hold tenth annual convention at Purdue
The Indiana Live Stock Breeders association will host its tenth annual convention January 15 in the Purdue university livestock pavilion Lafayette. The program includes a board meeting, speeches by Warren T. McFay and Prof. W. W. Smith, beef cattle and horse judging, plus a talk on the live stock situation by C. E. Bradfute. The event aims to boost farming interests across Indiana. Gilbert H. Hendren announces a state board of accounts reorganization discharging 40 field examiners to save nearly $100,000 yearly. remaining staff to work closer to home with standardized reporting forms and tighter efficiency measures.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Purdue ‘University
Lafayette
Board of
Sif
Warren T. McFay
Kentland
W. W. Smith
School of Agriculture
Purdue University
C. E. Bradfute
Xenia
Indiana
Indiana Live
State Board
Gilbert H. Hendren
State Board of Accounts
Hendren
Ralston
O’brien
Board of Accounts
Mr. Hendren
State Department
Mendren
Republicans Set Plan For District Conventions In Indiana
Republican headquarters announced a plan for electing precinct committeemen and delegates to district conventions on February 10. State Chairman Fred A. Sims will lead a state committee meeting February 12 in Indianapolis to elect a new state chairman and secretary, aligned with the Indiana Lincoln League gathering. Delegates are apportioned by county results from 1910 with totals by district listed, and primaries are required in Vanderburg Vigo Marion and Allen counties.
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Fred A. Sims
Claypool
Indianapolis
Indiana Lincoln League
Princeton
Linton
New Albany
Greensburg
Terre Haute
Cambridge City
Muncie
Frankfort
Reneselaer
Marion
Kendallville
Plymouth
Otis E. Gulley
Posey County
Vanderburg
Warrick
Spencer
Pike
Gibson
Davies
Greene
Knox
Martin
Monroe
Owen
Sullivan
Morgan
Clark
Crawford
Dubois
Floyd
Harrison
Orange
Perry
Scott
Washington
Lawrence
Bartholomew
Brown
Dearborn
Decatur
Jackson
Ohio
Ripley
Switzerland
Jefferson
Johnson
Jennings
Clay
Hendricks
Parke
Putnam
Vermilion
Vigo
Fayette
Franklin
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Shelby
Union
Wayne
Marion County
Indiana Dyers and Cleaners Convene in Evansville
One hundred fifty delegates and families from across Indiana gather for the sixth annual convention of the State Association of Dyers and Cleaners in Evansville. Sessions will be in the New Vendome hotel auditorium with city welcome by Mayor Benjamin Bosse and planned theater events and amusements for attendees.
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Evansville
Indiana
Association of Dyers and Cleaners
New Vendome Hotel
Benjamin , Bosse
Vis Se Indianleiderer
Breil
Indiana local fire insurance agents appoint district vice presidents
Joseph Bruns of New Albany named 13 district vice presidents for the Indiana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. The list includes A G Greene Evansville H D Ridenour Vincennes W G Harrison New Albany Anthony Hassmer Lawrenceburg H M Smith Terre Haute R F Scudder Rushville Fred Gregory Indianapolis J D Miltenberger Muncie Jacob V Derrick Frankfort J M Mcbeth Monticello J H Rhoades Hartford City John A Jones Kendallville John J Schindler Mishawaka The executive committee comprises Milner Pister Duke Fitch Monetiver Uhl Hutchinson and others.
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Joseph Bruns
New Albany
Indiana Association of Local’ Fire ‘Insurance Agents
Indiana
A. G. Greene
Evansville
H. D. Ridenour
Vincennes
W.G. Harrison
Anthony ‘Hassmer
Lawrenceburg
H. M. Smith
Terre Haute
R. F. Scudder
Rushville
Fred Gregory
Indianapolis
Fighth
J.-D. Miltenberger
Peace Efforts Futile in Copper Country Strike Debate
Mine owners vow never to recognize the Western Federation of Miners amid a copper country hearing led by Gov. Woodbridge N Ferris. Widespread disagreement follows the deadly clash in the copper mines as Moyer testifies before the grand jury regarding his deportation and shooting.
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Houghton, Mich
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Western Federation
Disagreement Bay
John B. Densmore
Ferris
Copper Country
A. F. ‘Rees
Western ‘Federation of Miners
Organization of Labor
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Grand
Citizens’ Alliance
Ten dairymen indicted for price fixing in Wilmington
Ten prominent local dairymen indicted by a grand jury for violating the state anti trust law by agreeing to advance milk prices from 10 to 13 cents a quart were arrested and posted bond for the next superior court term. They supply most Wilmington milk and are in good circumstances. Washington re elects Mrs W A Cullop as president of the Woman s National Democratic League with one dissenting vote. New York actress Gladys Drew dies at forty, wife of Sidney Drew and daughter of Mr and Mrs McKee Rankin. New York reports 27 injured three fatally when a steam boiler explodes under a party structure in Long Island City.
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Wilmington
N. C
Superior Court
Washington
Philippine Net Title Wins Reported
A terse sports note says a Philippine net title was won with a notable victory. The report highlights the event outcome and a key player's role in securing the championship.
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Philippine Net
US House committee drafts anti trust bill to target trusts
Washington January 12 a House Judiciary sub committee completed a draft of the administration anti trust bill. It targets personal guilt of trust magnates with penalties including imprisonment and fines. It bans price fixing by manufacturers and interlocking directorates between banks and industrial firms. It would divest railroads from ownership of mining and manufacturing, define competition, and empower punishment to break up monopolies.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Supreme Court of the United States
Commission
Japanese Troops Land to Protect Tokyo Legation
Message from Washington reports Japanese armed force landed from their cruiser Idzuma on Friday to safeguard the Mikado's legation in Mexico City. The government has been advised by Charge dAffaires Shanghuagy in Pano, ex-Japanese government.
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Washington
Idzuma
Imikado
Mexico City
Pano
President Praised by Cabinet Member On New Era in American Politics
Secretary of State Bryan addressed the Chicago real estate board banquet outlining President Wilson as leading a new era in U S politics. He cited tariff reform and a 1 to 7 percent income tax as evidence of moving power to the common wealth amid economic adjustment.
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Chicago
Bryan
Chicago Real Estate Board
Congress Hotel
Sherman
Harrison
Wilson
Magses
Five U S Sailors Drowned Off Old Point Comfort Va
Five sailors from the flagship Wyoming Atlantic fleet drowned when a sailing freight cutter capsized two miles off Old Point Comfort. Eleven men were rescued by a tug that arrived at the scene. The dead include Olaf K Olsen George Hugg Ernest A Roth Theodore Baulduf.
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Old ‘Point Comfort
Wyoming
Old Point Comfort
Thir
Olaf. K. Olsen
Elasa
Portsmouth
George. Ie ‘Hugg
Thames
Newport
le Ernest AN
Roth
Cherry Street
Seattle
Wash
Theodore ‘Baulduf
St. ‘Nicholas
Avenue
Brooklyn
Rebels capture Ojinaga as Villa seizes northern Mexico
Mexican rebels under General Villa overwhelm federal forces at Ojinaga evacuating the fortress. General Mercado and other federal officers flee toward the American line while Villa’s troops take 300 prisoners and execute many identified rebels at daybreak. Cross-border tensions rise as U S soldiers arrest the fleeing federals.
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Tex
Ojinaga
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Castro
Mercado
Pascual Orozco
Villa
Texas
United States Army
McNamee
United States Patrol
Bliss
General Villa
Orozco
Salazar
City of Mexico
O'Shaughnessy
O’‘Shaughnessys
Huerta
O’ Shaughnessy
Orizaba
Mexico City
Lionel Carden
Nelson
Vera Cruz
Lionel
Indiana News Ledger Burst Of Deaths And Crime Reports
Lafayette George M Martin fifty years old landowner found dead in stock field on his farm south of the city. Peru W W Stocking sixty five shot down by a switch engine while walking to the passenger station to meet his wife. Stocking employed by the Wabash railroad. South Bend W W Smith of Warsaw elected Republican chairman for Indiana's Thirteenth district on February 10 to succeed Fred Woodward. Laporte Mrs Clara Hess Indiana's only woman justice of the peace married at Wheaton Michigan Wilson Ansterss former Laporte police chief named as husband. Muncie Mrs Thomas F Hart wife of a millionaire manufacturer becomes policewoman to improve conditions for girls. Jeffersonville Paul Riggs recaptured after escape from Indiana reformatory in Mitchell. says he will not again attempt to escape. Fort Wayne A stranger thought to be C R Abrams junk dealer found dead from accidental asphyxiation in a gas-filled room. Huntington Mrs William Settlemeir fifty eight pounds sixty pounds died of pneumonia. special coffin required and funeral arrangements. Frankfort William Peters forty five painter found dead in room above a barbershop. heart trouble suspected after two weeks missing. Tipton William Brown twenty arrested near Goldsmith for stealing a horse. implicates others in crimes. Greenfield A E VanCleave near town reunited with sister after 34 years. she and Fletcher Shaffer from Arizona visit. Laporte Howard Harter paroled from Michigan City prison after embezzling bank funds. known on Chicago board of trade. Gary Infant cries heard from apartment on Jefferson Street. fears for baby’s life.
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Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Peru
W.W. Stocking
Stocking
Warbash
South Bend Perry
Smith
Warsaw
Fred Woodward
Woodward
Rushville
Thomas McAllister
Ray
Laporte
Ansteiss
Westville
Muncie
Thomas. F. Hart
Hollin H. Bunch
Board of Safety
Board of Safety. Mrs. Hart
Jeffersonville
Paul Riggs
Indiana
C. R. Abrams
Huntington
William Setttlemeir
Frankfort
William Peters
O. K. Warber
Tipton
William Brown
Goldsmith
McNairy
Elwood
Greenfield
VanCleave
Fletcher Shaffer
Shaffers
Arizona
van Cleave
Howard Harter
Akron
Chicago
Michigan City
Harter
Gary
George
Jefferson Street
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