Indiana Sanitary Association Officers Elected At Indianapolis
At the closing session of the Indiana Sanitary and Water Supply association in Indianapolis Dr Herman G Morgan warned that 86 of 100 typhoid cases in Indianapolis last summer stemmed from well water He urged abandoning old well reliance and adopting purified water supplied by corporations Edward Bartow of the University of Illinois noted new purification systems in Buffalo and Detroit The association elected officers including President H A Dill Richmond and Vice Presidents C H Hurd Indianapolis H E Barnard Indianapolis R L Sackett Purdue W H Durbin Evansville and Quince Wallace Manefie A proposal to affiliate with the American Water Works association was rejected and talks covered public utility valuations fire losses and related subjects.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Sanitary and Water Supply Association
Herman G. Morgan
Morgan
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit
Mich
H. A. Dill
Richmond
C. H. Hurd
H.E. Barnard
R. L. Sackett
Purdue University
W. H. Durbin
Evansville
Quince Wallace
Manefie
William F. King
W. G. Ulrich
American Water Works Association
Thomas Duncan
Public Service Commission
Indiana Public Utility Commission
H. E. Barnard
Indiana shoe men plan convention with tireless rhymes
The Indiana Retail Shoe association outlines plans for a winter convention in Indianapolis with Mayor Bell to give an address of welcome. Officials list the Indiana group officers and note the focus on shoe legislation and vocational training. James A. Collins urges extended classroom space as a remedy for minor delinquency, linking education and vocational training to better life outcomes.
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Bell
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Retail Shoe Association
E.S. Kinnear
Marion
T. F. Palfrey
Vince
Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations
James A.collins
Shortridge High School
Collins
Inspectors of Weights and Measures Convene in State House
Announcement of the annual convention for inspectors of weights and measures set for March 17 to 19 in room 12 at the state house. Governor Ralston and Mayor Bell will open the session with several speakers including Louis A. Fisher Fred C. Albrecht H E B Barnard and John T. Wilt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Ralston
Bell
Louis A. Fisher
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Fred _ C. Albrecht
Bureau of Standards of
Ohio
H. EB. Barnard
John T. Wilt
Duncan
Sevee
Beale
Wulfson
Mass
Frank
J. Shanester
Hammond
Ghivase
Fragmentary list of names from Boston source page
A partial OCR snippet shows a sequence of names and initials including Rev. O. D. Odell Mere icholson Rev. Joseph Chartrand Brown Amos W Butler J. allicott Thomas Cs eames Ernest Heney A. Johnna Richmond Simms Lafayette Robert Ww oomington Carol Taney.
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O. D. Odell
Mereicholson
Joseph Chartrand
Brown
Amos
Ww. Butler
J. Allicott
Thomas
Cs Eames
Ernest Heney
A. Johnna
Richmond
Simms
Lafayette
Robert
Wwoomington
Carol
Taney
Boston
Northeastern Indiana ministers form alliance in Kendallville
The Northeastern Indiana Christian Ministerial Association organized with representatives from many counties. Rev. W. D. Trumbull discussed the Bible school. Rev. O. F. Tomes reviewed a book. Rev. F. L. Taylor spoke on ministers reading. Officers named include J. O. Rose of Angola as president, W. D. Trumbull as vice president, and John R. Golden of Angola as secretary. A Lake James meeting is planned with over 100 ministers expected.
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Northeastern
Indiana Christian Ministerial Association
Kendallville
W. D. Trumbull
O. F. Tomes
Fort Wayne
F. L. Taylor
C. W. Machin
Auburn
M.L. Buckley
Lake James
J. O. Rose
Angola
John R. Golden
Pardons Granted by Governor Ralston for Davis and Norton
Governor Ralston grants clemency to William G. Davis who served 30 days in Marion county workhouse for loitering and to John H. Norton of Huntington who has served 40 days of a 60 day sentence for operating a blind tiger. Norton to be released on payment of a $200 fine after consideration of venue change and prior appeals.
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Ralston
William G. Davis
Marion County
John H. Norton
Huntington
Norton
Wabash
Supreme’ Court
Carranza declines to aid on Benton killing probe
General Carranza informs Secretary Bryan he will handle Benton’s death through Britain and not U S channels, while promising to pursue the disappearance of American Gustav Bauch. Notes delivered via Carranza's acting foreign secretary say the Benton case was first raised in Bryan’s message and no U S investigation is implied.
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United States
Bryan
Department Ee
Nogales
Sonora
Carranza
State Department
Washington
Juarez
William S. Benton
Gustav Bauch
Benton
Great Britain
Frederick Simpich
Ysidro Fabela
William SS. Benton
Villa
Mex
Chihuahua
Fidel Avila
Vanderbilt Cup Race at Santa Monica Won by Ralph De Palma
Ralph de Palma won the Vanderbilt Cup auto race at Santa Monica on his Mercedes car covering 294.035 miles in 3 hours 61 minutes 41 seconds at 75.5 mph. Oldfield, driving a Mercer, finished second after a dramatic late rally and lead exchanges in the 30 lap race.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Ralph de Palma
Barney
Oldfield
Mercer
de Palma
Taft Endorses Caution on Mexican Intervention
Former President Taft urged against U.S. military action in Mexico in a National Geographic Society speech in Washington. He warned of enormous costs in lives and money and the uncertain benefits of intervention, noting the difficulty of pacifying a guerrilla-prone population. He later lunched with President Wilson at the White House.
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Washington
Taft
National Geographic Society
Mexico
Wilson
White House
Destructive Northeastern Storm Impacts Coast and Ships
A fierce storm swept the northeast, bringing heavy rain snow and sleet from Pittsburgh to New England. It disrupted telegraph and rail lines, left five dead, damaged thousands of wires, stalled the Twentieth Century Limited north of Ossining, and stranded or delayed trains while crews cleared streets in New York. A four masted schooner Jacob Winslow captain and eight crew were saved after wrecking near Block Island.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Atlantic Seaboard
New England States
Atlantic
Boston
Nova Scotia
Union
Chicago
Philadelphia
Postal Telegraph Company
Century Limited
Ossining
New York Central
Mount Carmel
A.tabernacle
Wakefield
Kenosha Man Found Guilty In Dynamite Transport Case
George Koscak of Racine was found guilty in the circuit court of transporting dynamite to Kenosha to blow up the home of Jerry W. Decoy, a Kenosha board of health member and factory manager. The verdict came after a 22 hour jury deliberation in what is described as the county’s bitterest case, with potential prison terms from three to ten years.
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Kenosha
Wis
George Koscak
Racine
Jerry W. Decoy
Koscak
Wisconsin
Bomb kills betrayer in Illinois as postal bomb explodes
Frederick W. Mennerich, once involved in a counterfeit scheme, was killed by an infernal machine mailed from Decatur and delivered Friday morning. He had prior convictions and a turbulent personal life including a 1910 marriage to Dona Nolen, a divorce filing, and his wife’s arrest and release in Springfield.
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Sullivan, Ll
Frederick W. Mennerich
Decatur
Mennerich
Chester
Woman Guilty of Murder in Five-Hour Trial
Mrs. Cynthia Buffum was found guilty of the murder in the first degree of her husband and daughter. The verdict surprised the courtroom after a five hour, twenty minute jury deliberation. Her attorney will seek a new trial.
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Little Valley
N.Y
Cynthia Buffum
Laura
Noted Cartoonist Sir John Tenniel Dies in London
London report confirms the death of Sir John Tenniel, renowned English cartoonist famed for merciless Civil War caricatures of Abraham Lincoln. At ninety four, he stands as the dean of world political illustration.
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London
England
John ‘Tennitel
John
Abraham
Lincoln
Central Iowa Power Plans Reported by Chief Justice
The state will be appointed by the chief justice of the supreme court if efficiency plans by engineers are carried out. The engineer is in the hands of the legislative committee on retrenchment and reform, according to the statement.
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Des Motner
Revery
Supreme Court
Ring labor leaders hosted by Parliament in London dinner
London Feb 28 labor leaders deported from South Africa were guests of honor at a dinner given by labor members of parliament. Also Waterloo residents raised 10500 dollars for the Panama-Pacific exposition building in San Francisco. In Spokane a widow Stella Maries perished saving her two daughters Helen four Gale seven as a home burned. two sons escaped by jumping from a window.
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London
South Africa
Waterloo
Iowa
San Francisco
Spokane
Stella Maries
Helen
Indiana Hoosier News Briefs On Desertion and Tragic Accidents
District briefs report Edward Honey, forty years, jailed in North Vernon on wife desertion. Carl Neidbalski, sixty, killed at a street crossing on the Chicago Indiana and Southern railroad. William Davis stabbed in Shelbyville. Will Baxter at large. South Bend fire chief Wilfred Grant declines Gary post amid city politics. Rochester seining Lake Manitou for undesirable fish under Game Warden Hisey. first haul expected next week. Brookville arrests released on bail in Laurel arson case. Hartford City grain elevator fire losses $15 000. St mir’s Polish parishes end of term implies more teachers. Logansport death by suicide of Sarah A. Eldridge. Shelbyville golden wedding anniversaries for John Unger and for E. M. Lawin. Crawfordsville man Graves committed insane act over money. Fort Wayne baby born en route to hospital. Rochester mother Effie Hunter pursuing Erie suit. Elwood two Kentucky men arrested boarding freight, returned to Marion for theft. Sheriff White shot while pursuing suspect.
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Colubus
Edward ‘Honey
North Vernon
South
Bend
Carl
Neidbalski
Chicago, Indiana
Southern
Shelbyville
William
Davis
Will’ Baxter
South. Bend
Wilfred Grant
South Bend
Gary
Rochester
Manitou
Hisey
Brookville
Harvey, Slaughter
Laurel
Franklin Circuit Court
Hartford City
Montpelier Grain & Milling .Company
F. .E. Haller
St. Mir
Berner
Logansport
Sarah A. Eldridge
Arthur W. Cain
Edinburg
Crawfordsville
W. C. Graves
Wingate
Graves
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Lawrence Schoppmann
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DR. Morgan
Indiana Water Association
H. G. Dill
Collins Lands
Pastors Farm Organization
Cumbre
Castillo
Gale
Blizzard
West
State” Department
Vanderbilt
Little Valley, N. Y
Husband
Babe
Georg Oters
Cup
ASK Central Power
Hoosier News
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