Logansport Man Elected Grand Sentinel at Indiana Travelors
Robert Law of Logansport won the office of grand sentinel at the United Commercial Travelers of Indiana in South Bend after a prolonged contest with B A Tuttle of South Bend. Henry Kallenbach of Indianapolis defeated H A Pritchett for grand secretary. The parade drew nearly 2,000 members fronted by the Boy Scouts band of Logansport, and the group visited Notre Dame before selecting West Baden for the 1915 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert Law
Logansport
Grand. Sentinel
United Commercial ‘Travelers
South Bend
Grand Executive Committee
BH. C. Carter
Fort Wayne
E. F. Leever
Terre. Haute
Henry Kallenbach
A. F. Fisher, Jr
Travelers’ Convention
Knights of the Grip
Boy Scouts Band
HE. A. Schram
C. F. Turner
L. H. Schuster
G. T. McKeehan
L. H. Robinson
C. C. Harven
J. Roberts
University of Notre Dame
John Cavanaugh
Matthew Walsh
West Baden
Bath Resort
Evansville
Richmond
Indiana urged better meat plant inspection and municipal slaughterhouses
H E Barnard state food and drug commissioner wrote to all Indiana mayors and physicians urging improved slaughtering conditions. The letters discuss tuberculosis control, sanitation in slaughterhouses, post slaughter meat care, and government inspection limits, aiming to protect local consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
State, Food and Drug Commissioner
Indiana
Banner Adopted by Indiana Equal Suffrage Association
At the Logansport session of the state board the Indiana Equal Suffrage Association adopted a state banner bearing the brown eyed Susan flower and motto Patriotism Independence Moral Equality for Men and Women. Mrs Kate Wood Ray of Gary named state chairman of publicity and education and Mrs Harriet of Logansport state chairman of the literary bureau. A resolution congratulating Ireland on home rule was adopted. Next quarterly meeting set for September with state delegation. delegates from all local associations expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Pennybac
Bes
Progresa Club
Grace Julian Clarke
Indianapolis
First Methodist ‘Church
Frederick Berryman
Detroit
Mich
South. Bend
Pennybacker
South Bend
W. W. Reed
Warsaw
Ind
Indiana
Chicago
Logansport
Susan
Apna
Noland
Kate Wood
Ray
Gary
Harriet
Will
Marion Plans G A R Veterans Encampment Next Year
The Indiana G A R encampment is slated for Marion next year, a change from the past two years in Indianapolis. Col J R Fesler assistant adjutant general received a letter from Maj J Batchelor expressing his approval and interest in the Marion site.
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Marion
Indiana
National Soldiers’ Home
Indianapolis
J.R
Fesler
Maj. J
Batchelor
Value of fragile artifacts discovered in historic site
Archaeologists report finding ancient items at a historic site, including pottery shards and metal tools. The team from the museum collaborated with local historians to document and preserve the artifacts. Further analysis will determine age and origin.
Storm Claims Three Lives in Sanborn Area Damage Grows
Northern Indiana electrical storm causes heavy property damage around Sanborn and in rural areas. Three deaths are confirmed with several injured as homes barns and facilities are destroyed. Estimates suggest total losses may reach 100000 dollars.
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Indiana
Mason City
Sanborn
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
B. L. Fisk
P. Ww. Yotuma
J. B. Long
G. W. Bonner
Laporte
Ind
Cc. M. Hyde
Clayton Bill Advances in Congress Tightening Corporate Rules
The Clayton bill and two other anti trust measures pass the House with strong support. Pro labor amendments face opposition from a minority. The package aims to curb unfair methods by large corporations and interlocking directorates while expanding opportunities for new leadership.
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Washington
House ’ Representatives
Senate
Farmers’ Organizations
Federal Trade’ Commission
Ohio
Geary
Rhode
Island
AML
Chandler
New York
Austin
Lightning Strike Fires Collins Apartments in Omaha
A lightning bolt struck the Collins apartments in Omaha on June 6, sparking a fire that firefighters contained. All residents were evacuated safely with no serious injuries reported. In Philadelphia a bank messenger George Crossing, 19, was robbed of cash drafts and checks on Market Street.
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Omaha
Neb
Peopeople
Philadelphia
George’ ‘Crossin
The
Corn Exchange
National’ Bank
Mexican Civil Strife Threatens Tamaulipas Port
The piece notes constitutionalists strengthening La Barra defenses with artillery as gunboats deter entry, while American Dolphin sails from Vera Cruz for cargo verification. Carranza signals limited acceptance of mediation terms. Huerta delegates to peace talks vow full adherence to the agreed plan, amid ongoing US watch and regional naval movements.
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Barra
Vera’ Cruz
Washington’ DC
Galveston
Mayo
Arthur . B. Cook
Puerto Mexico
Huerta
Tampico
Antilla
Badger
Washington
Carranza
Niagara
Falls
Niagara Falls
United States
A-B.-C
Mexico
Bryar
Anne
Wilgon
Mixed Indiana notices spill into county roundup
A sprawling, fragmentary report covers accidents and legal cases across Tipton, Muncie, Brazil, Crawfordsville, and surrounding areas. Items include a motor van theft linked to Metzker Lumber, a bank fire and theft aftermath, a Civil War sword offer, a lightning accident death, a wrongful injury suit in Vandalia Coal Co, and a wife seeking her missing husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershman
Tipton
Metzker Lumber ‘Company
Muncie
Sion
Indiana
Lafayette
Brazil
John Je. Jones
Harold S. Harlander
Cincinnati
Demetrious Parsley
Parsley
Second
Indiana Cavalry
Crawfordeville
Joseph O. Walkup
Nna Cal. Corps
United States’ ‘Army
Walkup
Central
N. M
Mace
Chicago Medical College
John
Bainbridge
Sullivan Pearl
Hawkee
Vandalia Coal Company
Swith A
Crabb
The
Clay
Rochester
Earl’ Roach
Middletown
Ni WY
Pearch
Tegal
Ham
Ewing
Lake
New
Albany
Interstate Commerce Clause Guidance on Rates and State Powers
The opinion, citing Justice Hughes, holds Congress may set interstate rate rules when state and national interests conflict. The Shreveport case shows a protest by Shippers of Shreveport against Texas railway commission discrimination, with the Louisville commission joining. Louisiana argues Texas rates deprive Shreveport of business in a shared interstate field, seeking ICC intervention to set or limit rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennerenet
Sherim
National
Hughes
Congress
Shreveport
Texas Railway
Louisville
Texas, ‘Commission
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Commerce Commission
Texas’ Pacific Railway
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ANA
Vannual
Grand Sentinel
Tuttle
West
Baden
Robert
Ilis
al Pritchett
Goop
Iowa
Clayton Bill
Mississippi
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