Mishawaka Man Heads Foresters Delegates Named At Hammond Session
Mishawaka Mayor John A Herzog named state chief ranger and E P Honan and Louis Busha elected to key offices at the Catholic Order of Foresters Indiana annual convention in Hammond. Laporte chosen for next gathering and Indianapolis to host the next international convention. Delegates also include several other officers and a push for admitting applicants from orphanages. Bankers from Huntington hosted, with Poole and Ehringer elected secretaries and a committee formed to curb four percent deposits.
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John A. Herzog
Hammond Laporte
Indianapolis
Laporte
Catholic Order of Foresters of
Indiana
Hammond
Mishawaka
George T. Hanlon
Louis H. Busha
Lafayette
Jacob Dienhart
E. P. Honan
Renssaleer
M. BE. Lauermann
W. H. Wilbur
South Bend
Louisville
Louis Busha
H. E. Lauermann
George Kushmul
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Country Club
E. W. Cole
Central Christian Church
D. I. Marsh
Frankfort
Indiana Federation of Agricultural Associations
W. W. Rogers
Bluffton
C. B. Mitchell
Monroeville
Col
J. L. McCullough
Marion
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Andrew W. Smith
State Association
J. W. Caswell
Huntington Commercial Association
John R. Emley
Indiana Hotel Clerks Elect New Leader At Indianapolis Meeting
L M Hadley assistant manager of the Hotel Washington in Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana Hotel Clerks association at the annual Indianapolis gathering. Other officers and delegates to the National Convention were named, and attorney W W Lowry discussed hotel liability and collection rights including holding baggage for unpaid bills under a legislature enacted against departing guests.
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L. M. Hadley
Washington
Indianapolis
Indiana Hotel Clerks’ Association
Harry L. Morrison
Claypool
Charles A. Pepner
Denison
L. S. Raphan
Spencer House
A. B. Riggs
Oneida Hotel
Schuyler C. Williams
Hotel
English
Lowry
Tipton Man Named to Fire Prevention Group
At the Indiana State Fire Prevention association meeting in Indianapolis officers were elected including President Charles W Richman of Tipton and Secretary Treas Gus M Wise of Indianapolis. The dormant group plans quarterly meetings in March June September and December with Horace Boyd Newcastle and others on the executive and law and ordinance committees.
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Indiana State Fire Prevention Association
Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
Charles
W Richman
Tipton
H. H.friedley
Gus. M. Wise
Bankers Gather in La Porte for Indiana Association Meet
Nearly 190 bankers and financiers attended the La Porte convention of Group 2 of the Indiana Bankers association. Abraham Platt Andrew urged currency reforms while opposing deposit guarantees. Col. J. L. McCulloch, D. F. Maisch and officers F. J. Pitner, Oliver Holmes, John Brown, and C. I. Ziegler spoke on banking policy and farmers’ scientific work.
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Financial World
Laporte
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Abraham Platt Andrew
the Treasury
MacVeagh
Andrew
Congress
National Monetary Commission
Col. J. L. McCulloch
Marion
D. F. Maisch
Frankfort
Culture Association
F. J. Pitner
Oliver Holmes
Gary
John Brown
Crownpoint
C. I. Ziegler
South Bend
Two Of Five State Foresters Retained On Board
The Indiana state board of forestry was reorganized with only two of the old members kept. Charles C. Deam of Bluffton, the state forester, was not retained. Elijah A. Gladden of Lexington will succeed Deam as secretary of the board on July 2. The governor signed commissions for five members. reappointed were Prof. Stanley Coulter of Purdue and William W. Waltman of Beanblossom. New appointees include Wil A. Guthrie of Indianapolis and Meeker of Monticello, head of the Retail Lumber Dealers association.
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State Board of Forestry
Charles C. Deam
Bluffton
Marshall
Elijah A. Gladden
Lexington
Deam
Stanley, Coulter
Purdue University
William .W. Waltman
Beanblossom
Brown County
Wil A. Guthrie
Indianapolis
Association of the State. Co
D. ‘Meeker
Monticello
Henry Urges Money Probe and Currency Reform Push
Representative Henry of Texas leaders the opposition to current currency legislation plan. He says the Pujo inquiry barely scratched surface and demands immediate investigation into money trust and Wall Street influence. Henry proposes banking law changes subject to congressional visitorial powers and warns voters of banking interests seeking to manipulate currency. The move occurs amid Senate finance committee action on Canadian reciprocity inked print paper duties and export restrictions.
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Washington
Henry
Texas
Tules
Congress
Wall Street
Pujo
House of Congress
House Committee
New York
Money Trust
Baltimore
Senate Finance Committee
Canada
SIX U. S. TROOPERS SLAIN IN ASIA FIGHT
Manila June 14 The trenches of the Moros at Bagsak were captured by American forces after a fierce battle with heavy casualties. Six U S troops were killed and 12 wounded including two privates from Company M Eighth Infantry three scouts from the Fifty first and one scout from the Twenty-ninth. Lieutenant Edwin H Barkley sustained a leg wound.
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Manila
P. L
Jolo
Bagsak
Eighth United States Infantry
Edwin H. Barkley
Man dies in industrial accident at furniture plant
George Laurs, 25, of Chicago, was killed Thursday when his body was caught in a basement shafting at a Rockford furniture company. His body was torn into shreds.
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Rockford
George Laurs
Chicago
A. Shafting
Five Die as Boston Express Telescopes in Stamford
Five people are dead and many injured after a rear end collision in Stamford Connecticut when the Boston express rear parlor car was telescoped by the second section engine. The engineer claims air brakes failed and doctors, police, and firefighters rushed to aid victims. The dead include Everett Hakey Woodruff Flushing Long Island and Frank Canfield Springfield Massachusetts along with three others from Springfield Winthrop and Hartford.
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Stamford
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston Express
New York
Everett Hakey Woodruff
Flushing
L. I
Frank Canfield
Springfield
Mass
Burgess
D. J. Kelly
Winthrop
H. G. Howe
Hartford
Telegraphic Notes From Across The Nation
June reports from Minneapolis Madrid Paris Chattanooga Hammondsport and Washington note Durand joining Minnesota Agricultural College as research head. Brazil requests Curtiss flying boat delivery. Italy seeks Porter Chariton extradition as Supreme Court upholds postal appropriation act legality.
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Minneapolis
Minn
E. Dana Durand
Bureau of Research
Minnesota Agricultural College
Madrid
Portes
Paris
Alexis Georges Karageorgevitch
Servia
Hugo Pratt
Myra Pankhurst
Marie Rue d’Anjou
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hammondsport
N. Y
Brazil
Glenn
Curtiss
Washington
United States ‘Supreme Court
Porter Chariton
Italy
Supreme ‘Court
Glasscock Defends Actions On West Virginia Mine Crisis
Former Governor Glasscock tells Senate committee that miners complaints spurred calling out state troops, martial law, and later lifting it. He argues civil authorities failed and that a state of war justified drastic measures, while witnesses recount a deadly February night involving the Bull Moose train and a miner’s family.
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Charleston
W. Va
Glasscock
Senate
West Virginia
Borah
Georgia Parker
Warrior
Maud Estep
Case Estep
Holly Grove
Enoch Ferrer
Estep
Guard slain in daylight duel at Laveta Colorado
John B. Russell forty five night captain at the state penitentiary in Canon City was shot through the heart and killed in a daylight duel at Laveta by Conway Baldwin an escaped convict and box car robber After receiving his wounds Russell fired two shots at Baldwin which entered his abdomen causing wounds that will prove fatal
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Laveta
Colo
John B. Russell
State
Canon City
Conley Baldwin
Russell
Baldwin
Premier of Turkey Islain Assassination News
Constantinople June 13 Mahmoud Shefket Pasha the Turkish grand vizier and minister of war was shot and killed in the streets by an aide de.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Islain
Constantinople
Mahmoud Shefket
Pasha
Funeral for Emily Wilding Davison in London Parade
Funeral services were held at St George's church for Emily Wilding Davison the suffragist killed at the derby. A long procession of about 50 000 women marched from the station to the church amid bands and flowers with police on guard. Emmeline Pankhurst was arrested while attempting to join the procession and clashes with police occurred along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emily Wilding Davison
St. George's Church
Women’s Social and Political Union
Miss Davison
Bloomsbury
Emmeline Pankhurst
St. George’s
King’s Cross
Northumberland
Morpeth
Lake boat Jessie Spaulding sinks with all hands after collision
The steamer Jessie Spaulding of Chicago carrying 16 crew members was rammed by the Schneider Jr. off Keweenaw Point in Lake Superior. Distress signals ceased and the ship vanished before help arrived, with fog hindering rescue efforts.
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Houghton, Mich
Jessie Spaulding
Chicago
Charles F. Spaulding
Keweenaw Point
Lake Superior
Schneider, Jr
Schneider
Duluth
Spaulding
United States Remains Polo Champion at Meadowbrook
New York June 17 America defended the Meadowbrook cup by beating England 4 to 4 1/2 goals in the hardest fought match in the history of the trophy. Forty thousand persons cheered as both teams showcased an exhibition of polo skill across eight periods.
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New York
America
England
Happenings In Indiana Report Wide Range Of Local Misfortune
In Connersville Walter Scott, a well known citizen, vanished while ostensibly fishing. Others speculate demented wanderings or voluntary departure. Maggie Shaffer, five, died after a gasoline powered rail car struck by a fast freight. Ned Watkins, five, started a fire with matches, saved by fire department. John W. Hammer, 93, Civil War veteran, died of apoplexy in Anderson. Nellie May Teal, 19, shot herself. physicians say chance of life. Charles Curtis, five, narrowly run over by wagon. ear severed. Jasonine drought drives five cent water sales. Thelma Rich, 11, shot near a tomato field. investigation ongoing. Interurban workers in Marion union-scale pay raise noted. Indianapolis residents report an attack in the city.
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Hadley
Gladden
Texan
Puro Committee
U. S
Sultan of Jolo
Orleans
Austria
Louis Philippe
France
Genoa
Buenos Aires
Pullman
Colorado
State Penitentiary
Pisto
Great Britain
Tbs
Connersville
Walter Scott
Danville
John
Shaffer
Here
Maggie Shaffer
George Shaffer
Indianapolis & Southern ‘R. R
Ned Watkins
Anderson
John W. Hammer
One Hundred and Forty-Seventh
J. H. McDaniel
Mechanicsburg
North Carolina
Rochester
Nellie May Teal
Theodore Teal
Princeton
Charles Curtis
Will Curtis
Francisco
Gibson County
Terre Haute
Jasonine
Jasonville Water Company
Scottsburg
Thelma Rich
John Rich
Tere
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