Davidson Elected President of State Bar at Indiana Meeting
At the Indiana State Bar Association final session in Indianapolis, Thomas K. Davidson of Greensburg was elected president for the coming year. The banquet at the Claypool hotel honored officers and featured speeches on municipal government and constitutional issues. A loan fund for students, soon renamed the Indiana Union Loan Fund, was say funded and administered by the University and the Indiana Union Club with several loans issued totaling over $800 in the fund.
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Thomas E. ‘Davidson
Indianapolis
Indiana State Bar Association
Claypool
Thomas KE. Davidson
Greensburg
Robert W. McBride
George H. Batchelor
Hlias D. Salsbury
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
Rome G. Brown
Minneapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Brown
Bar Association
John L. Rupe
Richmond
William ‘Lowe ‘Bryan
Bryan
University Book Store
Indiana Union Club
Indiana Union Loan Fund
Governor Grants Paroles and Commutations
Acting on recommendations of the state board of pardons Governor Ralston granted paroles to 15 prisoners and pardoned one man. Two had sentences commuted, while one youth’s parole was revoked. Reuben Wheat, once given a life term, was paroled on condition of abstaining from alcohol. The Farnan brothers had robbery sentences reduced to two years. Charles McMillan’s parole was revoked for theft and he’ll return to the Indiana Boys’ School.
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State Board of Pardons
Ralston
Reuben Wheat
Sullivan County
Joseph
William Farnan
Allen County
Charles McMillan
Indiana Boys’ School
McMillan
Bartholomew ‘County
Fred Dennison
Vanderburg
Reformatory
Charles Irvington
Cass County
John Anderson
Dubois County
Claude J . Grover
Clintons County
Helen Ross
Daviess County
Woman’s
Adam Wagner
Fred_Dick‘gon
Indiana official warns against selling decomposed eggs
H B Barnard state food commissioner writes to egg buyers and merchants urging only candled eggs and warning of prosecutions under the Indiana pure food law. He supplies the notice detailing violations and penalties for selling rotten eggs and instructs wide distribution to farmers and dealers.
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H. B. Barnard
Indiana
Nation urges ratification of Colombia treaty profits from justice
Secretary Bryan argues the United States must restore cordial ties with Colombia after Panama secession. The statement estimates Colombia's losses and asserts the U S can afford to be just and generous to improve relations across Central and South America.
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Washington
Bryan
Senate
United States
Colombia
Panama
Canal
Central
South America
Guadalajara Is Taken Battle Signals Capital Fall Near
Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico July 11 constitutionalist forces under Gen. Alvaro Obregon occupy the city after a fierce battle. Five thousand prisoners taken and heavy casualties reported on both sides. Garrison numbered about 12,000 with only 5,000 escaping. Obregon claims an army of 10,000 with under 20 cannons. Occupation followed by pursuit toward Quarataro or San Luis Potosi.
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Guadalajara
Jalisco
Mex
Republic of Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Department of the Northwest
Obregon
Quarataro
San Luis Potosi
Warship Names And Large Treasury And Navy Appropriations
Washington reports the House appropriations committee passed a general deficiency bill totaling 4 585 464 42 carrying many public building funds. The Navy and Treasury receive the largest provisions with the Navy cap at 1 282 273 and four new dreadnoughts to be christened Arizona California Mississippi Idaho. The ships will be 31400 tons, 608 feet long, 97 feet beam, 29 feet draft, 21 knots.
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Washington
Appropriations Committee of the House
Aledo
Iil
Artus
Okla
Beaver
Dan
Wis
Benton * Harbor
Mich
Post Office
Berwick
Burlington
Butler
Canton
Carlinville
Cedar Falls
Central City
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N. C
Edenton
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West Point
Illinois
Chicago
Sixty-third Street
Havana
Highland
Jerseyville
Marion
Spring Valley
Indiana
Kendallville
Plymouth
Salem
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Ohio
Coshocton
Delphos
Kenton
Washington Court House
Iowa
Des Moines
Treasury
Navy
Vera Cruz
Navy Department
Daniels
Congress
New York Navy Yard
Arizona
California
Mississippi
Idaho
Union
Ulster Volunteers Ready to Arm as Carson Declares Action
Belfast reports that Ulster unionists formed a provisional government and gave Sir Edward Carson power to mobilize Ulster volunteers at a moment's notice. Carson urged decisive action to force the British government to decide, saying Ulster seeks peace but will not surrender.
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Belfast
Ireland
Ulster Unionists
Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers
Ulster
Gas furnace blast injures multiple at Corrigan McKinney Iron
In Cleveland Ohio a furnace blast at Corrigan McKinney Iron Company badly injures many workers. Six are dying while a dozen are taken to St Alexis hospital.
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Cleveland
Uly
Corrigan, McKinney Iron
Warburg Nomination Reported Unfavorably by Senate Panel
Washington July 11 Senate banking and currency committee voted four to three to report unfavorably Thomas D Jones for governor of the federal reserve board Paul M Warburg would be referred to the full senate if President Wilson desires and Ford told Wilson business in the U S is improving The Rucker bill to codify campaign contribution publicity passed the House 103 to 19 amid the same day actions.
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Washington
Senate
Banking and Currency
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal
Reserve
Pomerene
Hollis
Lee
Maryland
Jones
Hitchcock
Reed
Paul M. Warburg
Warburg
Henry Ford
Detroit
Wilson
White House
Ford
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Committee On Banking and Currency
Whiteouse
Rucker
House
Petras Jury Dismissed After Three Days of Deliberation
Geneva Ill July 13 After nearly three days of constant deliberation the Petras murder jury reported no verdict and was discharged by Judge Clin ton Irwin. Petras is to be retried on the murder charge after being returned to jail. Homer Eddy alone favored conviction. perjury charges may be brought against two defense witnesses.
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Geneva
Ill
Tony Petras
Clinton Irwin
Petras
Tyers
Tressie’ Hollander
Homer Eddy
Anthony Petras
Death of Justice Horace Harmon Lurton at 69
Atlantic City reports the death of Horace Harmon Lurton associate justice of the United States Supreme Court at a beach front hotel. Cause listed as heart failure. Born Newport Kentucky, Lurton graduated Cumberland College and was admitted to the bar in 1867. He served as Tennessee judge and chief justice before joining the high court in 1909.
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Atlantic City
Horace Harmon
Lurton
United States Supreme ‘Court
Justice Lurton
Newport
Cumberland,university
Supreme Court of ‘Tennessee
Cleveland
United States Circuit
Sixth Circuit
Taft
United States
Supreme Court
Philippines Bill Offered Grants More Autonomy
Washington July 13 a bill offering a more autonomous government to the Philippines was presented. The proposal aims to extend self rule while keeping ties to the United States.
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Washington
Mrs Carman Held Slayer in Hempstead Murder Charge
Freeport New York July 10 Mrs Florence Conklin Carman was arrested at her home on the murder charge in the June 30 death of Mrs Lulu D Bailey of Hempstead. She was jailed without bail for examination Monday. Carman collapsed and showed no outcry, while officials and onlookers wept. she pleaded not guilty.
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Freeport
N. Y
Florence , Conklin Carman
Lulu D. Bailey
Hempstead
Meneola
Reniet Peri Hae Athe
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Ex Mayor Busse Dies at Home in Chicago
Former Chicago mayor Fred A. Busse has died at his Sheridan Avenue home on Thursday. Reports indicate Busse passed away peacefully, ending a long public career in city government and business.
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Chicago
Fred .A. Busse
Sheridan
Aren
New Haven Railroad probe cites criminal negligence by directors
The United States Board of Directors reports to Congress that New Haven Railroad finances show drastic maladministration under Mellen. It labels directors criminally negligent and transmits evidence to district attorneys in Massachusetts Rhode Island and New York and the DOJ. The 30 000 word finding will fuel stockholder suits seeking millions lost to waste and mismanagement with losses estimated between sixty and ninety million dollars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Senate
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Federal
Department of ‘Justice
Commission
Mellen
Boston -&Maine
New England
Mr. Mellen
John L Billard
New Havan
Oakleigh
Thorne
Funda
West Chester
Port
Morgan
RPE See SSM SR Yee Elite G SECO
The report mentions RPE in relation to SSM and SR Yee, noting elite performance positions for a G SECO class. Specific outcomes or events are not detailed in the readable text.
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RPE
SSM
SR Yee
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