Indiana Associated Weeklies oppose attempt to invalidate law
At Indianapolis annual session of the Indiana Associated Weeklies Organization members rejected a Hendricks county plan to help fight a court challenge to a law requiring township trustee reports be published before the supreme court. J F Warfel presided and praised organizational growth. committees were named for resolutions auditing nominating. Fire losses for May 1914 showed a sharp drop from 1913 with a few large fires cited and a long list of causes. Major military and shooting competition appointments were announced for the Indiana National Guard including executive officers and range staff.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Hendricks County
Supreme Court
J.F. Warfel
The
Ladoga Leader
Cal Sinninger
Clayton Press
A. C. Archey
Milroy Press
J. C. Pennery
Randolph County Enterprise
Walter Leach
Gas City Journal
T. E. Huston
Waveland Independent
O. K. Gleason
Andrews Signal
J. F. Warfel
Coatsville Herald
Indiana
Knox
H. Thise Benton
Parish Grove
John Grenville
Mott
Robert P. Youngman
Second Infantry
Glenn van Auken
Third Infantry
Auburn
Earle’ S$. Green
Medical Corps
Indiana National’ Guard
Walter H. Unverson
Ora M. Jenks
Lauden A. Harriman
Frank E. Livengood
Ralph W. Ewry
John C. Lochzner
Indiana National Guard
Adjutant General
Indiana’ National Guard
Indiana State Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Indiana State Rifle ’ Association
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association Plans September Show
The Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association voted to hold an automobile show at the state fair in September. The preliminary committee report shows enthusiasm and says only association members may exhibit, with prime space at the fairgrounds to motor car men. George Wanami
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Idianapolis Automobile’ Trade Association
Four Banks Closed Over Liabilities of 4 Million
Chicago June 15 bank closures linked to Senator Lorimer era institutions show liabilities near 4 million with deposits draining since June 1. Other state banks outside the loop and downstate banks headed by Munday face investigation as no political angle is found by Bank Examiner Harkin.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
LaSalle ‘Street Trust & Savings Bank
Lorimer
Ashland-Twelfth Bank
West’ Twelfth Street
Broadway State Bank
Broadway and
Wilson Avenue
Illinois State Bank
West Kenzie
North Clark Streets
State Auditor’s
Harkin
Munday
Lorimer Bank
Bank
Examiner
Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Woman Suffrage Right
The Illinois Supreme Court rules the 1913 equal suffrage act constitutional, granting women the right to vote for all statutory officers including presidential electors. Dissenters argue the measure violates the state constitution. The decision covers local option votes and other questions not forbidden by the constitution.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Supreme Court
Frank W. Dunn
Charleston
James H. Cartwright
Oregon
Orrin N. Carter
Chicago
Alonzo: K. Vickers
East St. Louis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pennypacker
Telegraphic notes from across the nation report trials and incidents
Chattanooga reports ten specifications of immorality sustained against Rev J G Cairnes superintendent of the Holston conference in a church trial. A separate item from Gary Indiana notes a police shooting of Louis Curtis during a burglary incident.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
J. G. Cairnes
Holston
Methodist Episcopal. Church
Gary
Ind
Louis
Curtis
George Nelson
Nelson
Wilkesbarre
Nanticoke
New
Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale: “Post
San Francisco
Cal
United
States Forestry. Bureau
Ee Soe
Carranza delegates named for Niagara mediation conference
Carranza appoints three delegates Fernanda Iglésias Calderon Luis Cabrera and Jose Vasconcelos to the Niagara Falls mediation talks in Washington but the mediators demand an armistice before any formal hearing. The Niagara talks also report a provisional government plan and ongoing clashes at Mazatlan as Obregon forces attack federal fortifications.
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Washington
Juliano Carranza
Mexico
Niagara
Fernanda
Igléslad Calderon
Liberal’ Party
Saltillo
Luis Cabrera
Carranza
Jose Vasconcelos
Canada
Constitutionalist
Rafael Zabaran
Senor. Zabaran
Niagara Falla
A.B.C
Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Huerta
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
California
Mazatlan
Mex
San_ Diego
Constitutionalists
Obregon
Rodriguez
Fire in New York Tenement Claims Eight Lives
A deadly blaze swept a tenement on the citys west side on Wednesday killing eight residents and leaving four others severely injured. Fire officials say women were among the victims as the fire raced through the crowded building causing panic and destruction.
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New York
Representative William G. Sharp Named Ambassador to France
President Wilson nominated William G. Sharp of Ohio to be ambassador to France. The House Foreign Affairs Committee member’s appointment was endorsed by the Democratic Ohio delegation. Sharp, a wealthy Birim) manufacturer from Ohio, has traveled extensively and is familiar with French political affairs.
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Washington
William G. Sharp
Ohio
House - Foreign Affairs Committee
Wilson
France
Sharps
Biyria, O
Local court cases and city notices ripple through Indiana towns
Reports from Brookville Greencastle Lafayette Hartford City New Albany Kokomo Jeffersonville Connersville Portland Clinton Gary Crawfordsville and Jeffersonville detail court actions fines sentences suspensions and reassignments. A smallpox outbreak in Kokomo closures and a marriage void suit in Jeffersonville add to the regional notices.
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Brookville
Reuben
Greencastle
Charles
Eployer
John Cooper
Lafayette
Hammond
Italy
John
AL Herzog
Mishawaka
Ranger
Hartford City
Mace ‘Wilson
Eichhorn
Mabel Nichols
New ‘Albany
Chester P. Wilson
Indianapolis
Middle ‘West Utilities Company
Fairfield
Thompson
Jeffersonville
Cuba Cookin‘doffer
Martin Henry Cookindoffer
Cuba Manx
Connersville
Walter Lutz
Williams Creek
Portland
Jacob N. Bonifas
August Bonifas
Bonifas
Clinton
Bluff City
Tenn
Mitte Greene Hall
Gary
Telston ‘Christian
Beveridge
Crawfordsville
Christian
Be ‘Dingfield
Mace
Anna Attendorfer
Bryn Mawr
Eddingfield
Indiana University
William 4
Donella
Schuler A. ‘Donella
United. “States
Service
Louisville
Evanaville
Edward Lee
Della - ‘Whitlow
Lee
Kentucky
Fort
Wayne
Robert Murphey
Jefferson
Allen County ‘Public Schools
Federal reserve board picks Jones as member in vacancy
The article notes the nomination of Thomas D. Jones of Chicago to the Federal Reserve Board, a move seen as surprising given expectations he would become governor. It discusses ongoing bank strain in the wheat belt and the anticipated full operation of the regional system to avert crises.
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JAS C
Miller
Californe
Interior
John
Federal
Reserve
John Skelton
Williams
McAdoo
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
federal / reserve. board
Jones
Wilson
Princeton University
Railroads Win and Lose in IC C Plea for Rate Hike
Washington reports detail the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on railroad petitions for a five percent rate increase. The commission denies a flat three percent raise while allowing possible higher charges on some commodities and delaying others. Officials warn the public no food or essential prices will be raised. railroads face harsh criticism as conspiratorial and pledges to pursue equitable rates on many commodities.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commision
Commission
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American: University At Washington
College of History
McKinley’ ‘College
Illinois Examiner
OF Illinois
Snpreme Court
Names Sharp
Railroads
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