Terre Haute man elected state president of engineers group
George R. Fields of Terre Haute was chosen state president of the National Association of Stationary Engineers at the Terre Haute convention. Indianapolis will host next year with larger exhibits and more delegates, officers say.
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George R. Fields
Terre Haute
Capital City
Indianapolis
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Pythian Temple
Louis Minke
Evansville
Albert Franke
A. T. Arens
South Bend
Louis Stock
Ignatz Baldua
E. G. Heeger
Charles Cullen
Evansville Chosen for Indiana National Guard Shoot
Indiana National Guard announces the annual state shoot will be held at Evansville starting June 20 with Lieut. Col. Thomas S. Coulter in command. Gover nor’s match and company team events repeat, trophies revert to Company B and D winners, and a July officers school is scheduled.
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Indiana National Guard
Evansville
George W. McCoy
Adjutant General of
Indiana
Thomas 8. Coulter
Third Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Camp Perry
McCoy
Moorehead
Davis, Black and
Naftzger
Frank F. Stevenson
Frank E. Strouse
Clyde F. Driesbach
Infantry
Indiana Eagles Hold Annual Convention in Indianapolis
The Indiana Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles closed a two day session in Indianapolis with ritual work. Charles C. Miller of South Bend was elected president. 162 delegates attended. Officers elected include James Farrel Ander son vice president and Henry Schroeder treasurer. Delegates to the grand Aerie at Baltimore were Manson Reiff, Harvey Harmon, and J. W. Timms. The next meeting will be in Indianapolis on the first Wednesday and Thursday of June 1914. An emergency relief fund was proposed by Frank E. Hering to aid injured, aged, widows, and orphans. resolutions will be sent to the grand Aerie in Baltimore. The Brazil lodge degree team arrived in full uniform, competing with the local team. reports show Indiana and Ohio grand aer ies paid out $37,000 to members affected by the flood.
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Indiana Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Indianapolis
Charles C. Miller
South Bend
State Aerie
James Farrel
Anderson
Henry Schroeder
Richmond
Carl G. Winter
W. J. Dillingham
Warsaw
L. [. Fash
Evansville
L. A McDonald
Clinton
Reuben Featheringill
New Albany
Harry N. Ward
Logansport
Grand Acrre
Baltimore
Manson Reiff
Bluffton
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
J. W. Timms
Muncie
Indiaanapolis
Frank E. Hering
Eagles
Order
Ireliana
Grand Aerie
Brazil Lodge
Brazil
Indiana
Ohio
Medical Charities Conference Announcement Details
The state conference on medical charities will be held November 15 to 18 in Gary. The board of state charities lists chairs and attendees from Indianapolis Richmond Fort Wayne and other cities including Evansville North Madison Michigan City Jeffersonville Columbus and South Bend with numerous doctors and two named Mrs. Wilson among the names in the roster.
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Board of State Charities
Committee On Medical Charities
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Gary
Charles PP
Emerson
Indianapolis
George F. Edenharter
S. E. Smith
Richmond
F. W. Terflinger
Logansport
C. BE. Laughlin
Evansville
E. P. Busse
North Madison
George. S. Bliss
Fort Wayne
W. C. van Nuys
Newcastle
W. A. Gehler
Rockville
Paul E. Bowers
Michigan City
D. C. Peyton
Jeffersonville
Kenosha Sessions
Clermont
Frank Wynn
Mary A. Spink
W. H. Wisherd
F .¥. Hutchin
Thirty-Six Dental Graduates Receive Indiana Dental College Diplomas
The thirty third commencement of the Indiana Dental College in Indianapolis conferred diplomas on 36 graduates from seven states and two countries. President Elijah A. Hanley urged civic duty and public service, while Dr. J. N. Hurty stressed dentistry as key to public health. Certificates were awarded to class members and several musical numbers and a reading accompanied the ceremony.
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Indiana Dental College
Indianapolis
Union
Canada
Cuba
Elijah A. Hanley
Franklin College
J. N. Hurty
Doctor Hurty
P. G. C. Hunt Society
P. G. C. Hunt
George Edwin Hunt
Carl Beutel
Gaylord Yost
Wesley W. Howard
Almajane Wilday
Jessie A. Luther
Ross Barnard
Bringhurst
Ind
Clarence Black
Marshall, Il
Robert W. Blake
Urbana
Wilburn C. Boren
Cynthiana
Gilbert Bowler
Rockport
Frank Boville
Ann Arbor
Mich
T. Bell Campbell
Hamiston
Ont
Raymond Carnes
Linton
Grover Clayton
Terre Haute
Charles Cooper
Circleville
Indianapolis Man Elected Head of Grand Grove
The Indiana Grand Grove United Ancient Order of Druids elected officers in Indianapolis as the fifty third annual session concluded with installation of leaders.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Grand Grove
United
Ancient Order of ‘Druids
Grove
Contemptin Silk Strike Pickets Face Prison Term
In Paterson New Jersey a jury found three silk workers pickets guilty of unlawful assembly for at Harding mill front on April 26. Hannah Silverman seventeen year old leader and Benjamin Hagedorn a local I W W leader are among those convicted. Each faces a three year term and a fine or both with Miss Silverman already jailed for 20 days as a disorderly person.
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E Paterson
N. J
Klewert
Harding Mill
Hannah Silverman
Benjamin Hagedorn
Recorder Carroll's Court
Harry Price
Isidor Klewert
Price
Hannah
Wood Free Collins Guilty in Textile Strike Case
William M. Wood president of the American Woolen company was acquitted of conspiracy to injure Lawrence strikers by planting dynamite. Dennis J. Collins, who turned state's evidence, was found guilty on two counts and not guilty on four. Bail for Frederick E. Atteaux was renewed pending his case.
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Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Frederick E. Atteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Collins
Atteaux
Senators Oppose British Arbitration Pact Renewal
Nine leading U S senators after an executive session voiced opposition to renewing the arbitration treaty with Great Britain which expired June 4. They argued the pact ties the nation’s hands and hinders protection of American interests. France has renewed its arbitration treaty.
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Washington
United States Senate
Great Britain
France
Plot to Arm Ulster Unionists Unearthed by Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard detectives uncovered a gigantic conspiracy to arm Ulster Unionists. The discovery was reported in London on June 1. Authorities described the plot as involving covert arms schemes and paramilitary planning in the Ulster crisis context.
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Ulster
London
Scotland
Ward
Republicans Denounce Wilson Tactics on Tariff Vote
Senator Townsend of Michigan charged that President Wilson and the Democrats used undue influence to push congressmen to support the tariff bill. He questioned committee inquiries and said the denunciation of lobbies would coerce senators into voting against just amendments. Other senators denied such pressure while debating executive influence.
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Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Wilson
Senate
Reed
Walsh
Nelson
Weeks
Massachusetts
Chin da Sees Wilson in White House Talks on Equality with Japan
Viscount Chin da, Japan's ambassador, met with President Wilson at the White House for an hour to press grievances and propose a new official declaration recognizing Japan's status among nations and equality of its citizens with leading powers. The meeting followed a prior discussion with Secretary Bryan and signals a push for formal acknowledgment of Japan’s claims.
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Washington
Viscount Chinda
White House
Wilson
Japan
Bryan
Woman dies from fright in Paris Tennessee
Mrs. Rosetta Vandyke died after an automobile spooked her horse in Paris Tennessee. She was carried from her buggy to a drug store where physicians said a heart attack caused her death.
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Paris
Tenn
Rosetta Vandyke
Meat Supply Warning Signals Shrinking Stock
The Department of Agriculture issued a bulletin warning that meat supplies in the United States are falling short each year. The report notes tightening stocks and calls for attention to production and distribution factors affecting future availability.
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Washington
Dying Woman Saver Burns In Cincinnati Hospital
Mrs Vera Schurma lies dying in a Cincinnati hospital from burns suffered while she rescued 210 dollars hidden in her stocking after a lamp exploded in her home. The incident follows a fire that left her clothing aflame and prompted her heroic action.
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Cincinnati
Vera Schurma
Miners Charged in Sherman Antitrust Conspiracy
Federal grand jury indicts John P. White and 18 UMWA officials for conspiring with coal operators across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and West Virginia to fix miner wages and West Virginia coal prices. First such UMWA official indictments. violence and martial law noted at West Virginia mines. Indictment dates back to September 1, 1912 amid pending labor union exemptions in Sherman act debates.
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Charleston
W. Va
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
White
Frank J. Hayes
Thomas Haggerty
Joseph Vasey
James Cantrell
Charles Hatley
Marco Roman
George H. Edmonds
Benjamin F. Morris
Thomas Cairns
Clarence C. Griffith
James M. Crago
James Diana
John Nutter
Rome Mitchell
W. 8. Reece
F. D. Stanley
U. S. Cantley
A. D. Lavender
National Organization of the
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Chicago
Point
Cabin Creeks
United Mine Workers
HAPPENINGS INDIANA SUMMARY OF REPORTED DISTRICT ACCIDENTS AND BIDS
Rochester sees railroad tragedy as Dan Moran of Huntington dies after being crushed between freight car bumpers near Erie station. M A Newell of Athens rescues another brakeman, with signals blamed for the mishap. Indiana towns report further legal and bid news including a Wayne banker Robert Green’s prison transfers, Martinsville school bids, and a fatal crash near Linton involving B A McDaniel. Bloomington court reviews a plea by Will Williams in the W H Felder case. Logansport covers Progressive ticket nominations for city offices. details list mayor and other posts.
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Rochester
Erie Station
Dan Moran
Huntington
Woodlawn Hospital
Moran
M. A. Newell
Athens
Newell
William H. Willets
John Madden
Bloomington
Will Williams
Louisville
W. H. Fielder
Militant Emily Davison Dies After Derby Incident
Emily Wilding Davison died in Ep som hospital after she dashed onto the Epsom Downs Derby course and was trampled by horses. She had been a leading militant for women's suffrage, jailed repeatedly since 1909.
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Epsom
England
Emily Wilding Davison
Epsom Hospital
Anmer
Miss Davison
Epsom Downs
Jones
Great Britain
Pethrick Lawrence
Emmeline Pankhurst
Christabel Pankhurst
Mabel Tuke
King’s Bench Court
West ‘End
London
Armislar’ Veitts
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State of
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Wood Free
Chinda
United States
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Youngstown, O
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Calgary
Edmonton
Burns and Pesky
Buda Pest
Stephenville
Tex
Lee Jones
Fies
Hera
Happenings
Laporte
Robert Green
Waynetown
West Chester
Green
Martinsville
Gaddis
Vincennes
B.A. McDaniel
McDaniel
Goldie Carr
Mary, Harris
Claudie Smith
Eugene Brewer
Joseph K. Crane
George’ A. Custer
O. M. Cooper
John Applegate
Frank ° Justice
McAllihiter
Emily Davison
King
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