Municipal League plans program inspections in Gary
The Indiana Municipal League sets a three day session in Gary July 8 to 10. Dr J N Hurty will address sanitation of a city and officers will inspect Gary school buildings and municipal utilities while leaders discuss public health and engineering topics. The meeting includes talks by state and local officials and site studies of Gary streets sewers parks and factories.
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Indianapolis
Arthur D. Cunningham
Indiana Municipal League
Gary
Thomas F. Knotts
Shank
J. N. Hurty
W. C. Duncan
Board of Health of
Columbus
W. G. Swank
Crawfordsville
W. 8. Faulds
Gary Board of Health
Thomas Duncan
Public Service Commission
Lawrence Becker
Hammond
W. PD. Hamer
Huntington
Ezra Shoecraft
Laporte
A. P. Helton
C. J. Cottingham
Noblesville
Robert H. McGrath
Board of Public Works
Lafayette
Indiana School Enumeration Drops Amid Floods and Birth Decline
Indiana's school enumeration shows a net gain of 1,433 this year, down from 3,309 in 1912, as floods displaced families and births decline. Totals show 762,927 children statewide with 386,417 white males, 360,805 white females, 7,843 colored males, and 7,862 colored females. city gains lead at 6,783 net, while townships and towns incur losses.
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Indiana
Ernest L. Welborn
Charlies A. Greathouse
Mr. Welborn
Welborn
State Department
Neval
Five Blind Pupils Earn Diplomas At Indiana School
The Indiana School for the Blind held its closing concert and commencement with five graduates receiving diplomas. Laureates include Lola Walling Everett Addington Ralph Brown Pearl Roach and Russell Harrison. The event featured student musical performances and addresses by officials including Governor Ralston.
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Indiana School For the Blind
Lola Walling
Everett Addington
Ralph Brown
Pearl Roach
Russell Harrison
Genevieve Wiley
Katheryn Schneider
Marie Helder
Pearl Brown
Ethel Stramner
Elizabeth Schrodes
Maud Schneider
Hillis Thompson
Fred Schwartz
Liebesfreud
Kreister Ralph. Brown
Bulgarians and Greeks Clash as Tensions Rise at Salonika
A Sofia dispatch reports imminent hostilities between Bulgarian and Greek forces near Salonika. In Macedonia daily clashes have increased, with Bulgarian units reportedly aiming to seize Eleftheria and dominate Mount Panghaion, while both sides accuse each other of aggression.
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London
Sofia
Belgrade
Servia
Balkans
Bulgaria
Greece
Macedonia
Salonik
Eleftheria
Mount
Panghaion
Prava
Bujuktu
Lake Doiran
Morning Telegraph snippet of diverse 1900s death and politics
Marion C June 2 John Noyes wealthy farmer died at his LaRue home from injuries after being thrown by a pony. New York May 29 William Smith 19 Warrenton Va jockey with Wedener stables killed at Belmont Park after a horse jump. New York May 30 Charles W Morse former banker prison term elected Hudson Navigation president. Jackson Miss June 1 Rev George Holford Baptist minister shot and killed by wife near Montrose Jasper County.
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Marion
John Noyes
LaRue
New York
William Smith
Warrenton
Belmont Park Race Track
Charles W. Morse
Hudson Navigation Company
Hudson
Jackson
Miss
George Holford
Montrose
Jasper County
President Wilson denounces lobbyists over tariff bill pressure
President Wilson criticizes lobbyists in Washington for trying to sway opinion on tariff bill amendments. He calls the efforts excessive and says the government should be relieved from such interruptions to the calm progress of debate.
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Wilson
Baden
Washington
Japan to Reply Soon to Bryan Note on California Alien Land Law
Washington reports Japan plans to submit a formal rejoinder to Secretary Bryan regarding California’s alien land law and related American naturalization laws. The note will be sent after ongoing cable exchanges between Tokyo and Washington. no content details are disclosed. Comparisons to Canada’s race-based measures are noted as possible influence on talks.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
Bryan
California
Foreign Office
Tokyo
British Columbia
America
Receivers Appointed for Frisco System Railroads
United States Judge Sanborn named two receivers for the St Louis and San Francisco railroad and its Frisco system unit after the Frisco failed to meet $2,250,000 five percent two year notes due June 1. Recipients include Benjamin L. Winchell and Thomas H West. Additionally Judge Carpenter appointed receivers for the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad, another Frisco unit. William J Jackson and Edwin W Winters were named as receivers.
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St. Louis
United States
Sanborn
San Francisco
Frisco
North American Company
Benjamin L. Winchell
Frisco Company
Thomas H.:. West
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Carpenter
United State District Court of Chicago
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad, A Part of the ’Frisco
Railway Steel Spring Company
William J. Jackson
Road
Edwin W. Winters
New York
Collision Trains Kill Four in Missouri near Brant
Four dead and 18 passengers plus two crew injured in a head on Missouri Pacific collision between St Louis Kansas City trains near Brant Missouri. An additional list of injured personnel is expected at the local Missouri Pacific office as more camp details are obtained.
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Martin A. Morrison
Frankfort
Joseph A. McKee
Jeffersonville
Frank E. Gavin
Indianapolis
Calvin C. Prather
Lewis Brown
William C. Geake
Fort Wayne
Will Co
C. V., Cravens
J. W. Dunbar
Grand Lodge
Crawfordsville
Rushville
Franklin
Zionsville
Bedford
Wabash College
Commercial Club of
Moses F. Dunn
West Baden
French Lick
Lodge of Franklin
Franklin College
James A. Holt
Louisville
Lexington
Jeffersonville Lodge
Ohio River
Holt
St. Louis
St Louis
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Brant, Mo
Jefferson City
Roosevelt victory in libel suit over drinking charge
Theodore Roosevelt won a libel suit against George A. Newett editor of Ishpeming Iron Ore. Damages were nominal as Roosevelt sought no vindication or punitive award and Newett retracted the charge claiming good faith. The court noted the possible damages up to ten thousand dollars but Roosevelt accepted six cents nominally.
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Marquette, Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Ishpeming Iron Ore
Flannigan
Newett
Roosevelt
van Renschoten
Pound
Michigan
Colonel Roosevelt
Newetti
Kokomo Parade Showcases School Support And Pride
Kokomo staged a six block parade with 38 000 school children marching ten abreast. The Citizens band led the procession to highlight schools as an argument for a new high school.
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Kokomo
France Wins 600-Mile Indianapolis Race At Speedway
Goux driving a Peugeot won the six hundred mile race in six hours 31 minutes 43.45 seconds, earning $35 000 including a $20 000 prize. Wishart of Mercer finished second with $10 000, Merz's Stutz third amid flames on the final laps. Delbert Buyot in Sunbeam placed fourth with $3 500. other finishers earned smaller sums.
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Indianapolis
France
America
Indianapolis Speedway
Goux
Wishart
Mercer
Mers
The
Speedway
Aross
Spencer Wishart
Charles Merz
Merz
Starter Root
Delbert Buyot
Sunbeam
Theodore Pillette
Mercedes— Knight
Howard Wilcox
Ralph Mulford
Mercedes
Louis Disbrow
G. ‘H. Clark
Tulsa
W. ‘Haupt
Fragmented Local Notice From OCR Text
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Municipal League
Ralston
Cavatina
Ernani
Stern
Russell, Harrison
Lomas
Rachmaninoff
Waping
S Tates
George
Ss. “Wilson
L. BH. Millikan
Adelaide M._Carman
Zora Tomlinson
Palace of Agriculture
Charles C. Moore
Saloniki
Mikado
Eastern Illinois
M. P
Leva Offitt
Sylvester Offitt
Fred Cooper
August Kamer
Kamer
Offitt
Reformatory
Shelbyville
Louise Stephens
Cassius Stephens
Bloomington
Breeden Company
South Bend
Emil Decoedt
Mishawaka
South Shore
Decoedt
Michigan City
Valparaiso
Wilhelminia Tetzlaff
William Tetzlaff
Porter County
Tetziliff
Delphia
Blanche Sines
John Sines
Vance Green
Winona
Winona Lake
D. R. Schiller
Rockford
Ill
Joseph Hensley
New Fairview Methodist Church
A. H. Pitkin
Robert.p. Youngman
Second — Infantry
Roscoe
Wabash
Frank
Wiehert
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