Northern Indiana Teachers Meet in Indianapolis
The Indiana Teachers Association holds its thirty first annual meeting in Indianapolis April 2 through 4 with sessions at Tomlinson hall Claypool hotel Shortridge High school and the YWCA auditorium. Governor Woodbridge Ferris and H G Brown are among speakers. Indiana Day features Gov. Samuel M. Ralston and Notre Dame president Rev Father John Cavanaugh.
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Indianapolis
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
Claypool Hotel
Caleb Mills
Shortridge High School
Claypool
Shortridge’ High School
Hotel Severin
H. G. Brown
The
Lebanon Schools
General Association
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Riley
Maurice Yarling
Shelbyville
J. C. Collicott
Grace E. Dare
Columbia City
Annie Klingensmith
Gary
Emma Colbert
Teachers’ College
Edna Broughter
Waterloo
Stanley Coulter
School of Science
Purdue University
Lafayette
J. C. Sanders
Susan McGorrish
National Kindergarten College
Chicago
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Charles P. Emerson
School of Medicine
Indiana University
H. King
John A. Lapp
A. L. Murray
Hammond
Edward B. Birge
William S. Horn
Ida B. Krieg
Laporte
Lillian Parrill
Hiwood
Flora Hill
West Lafayette
Miss White
Lafayete
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
John Cavanaugh
University of Notre Dame
Charles W
Romlinson
P.P. Claxton
United ‘States Commissioner of Education
Clyde ‘Warner
Muncie
Indiana Retail Shoe ‘Association
Warner
National Shoe Retailers’ Association
Pope Gregory
Roy C. Kanouse
Greensburg
W. F. Bush
Seymour
L. S. Mahoney
Alexandria
Samuel Schwartz
Health Commissioners Propose at Denise Hotel Meeting
Dr J N Hurty Indiana health commissioner addressed county auditors at the Denise hotel briefing the next legislature on health office responsibilities and proposed reforms.
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J.N. Hurty
Denise Hotel
Neal Atype
Odd Fellows in Indiana See 1913 Membership Rise
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Indiana reports a total membership of 84,044 in 1913, up 834 from the previous year. In 1913, 5,742 men joined, 4,329 were initiated, 457 reinstated or 956 admitted by card, while 4,908 left. Receipts totaled 843,286.21 with 374,725.16 spent on member relief and 193,718.06 in lodge expenses. Resources reached 4,143,594.27 with 68,198 weeks of sick benefits, 9,452 aided, and 304 fatherless families assisted.
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Odd Fellows
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Indiana
William H. Leedy
New Legislative Manual Details Indiana 1913 Roster and Biographies
Demarchus Brown the state librarian distributed nearly all copies of the 1913 legislative manual which had a small appropriation. It lists state officers since statehood, includes biographies and portraits of the 1913 legislature, the Indiana constitution, constitutional convention members, and officials for all counties.
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Demarchus Brown
Indiana
Conference set for Lafayette at Trinity M E Church
Northwest Indiana Methodist Episcopal district superintendents announce the annual conference session for Lafayette at Trinity M E Church with opening dates September 30 or October 7. Rev. E W Dunlavy will preside and arrange the program. A plan for a Purdue student pastor will be carried out with conference support and housing at the university.
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Lafayette
Northwest Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Trinity M E. Church
E. W. Dunlavy
Purdue
University
Indiana apple show commission meeting brief at statehouse
The Indiana show commission met at the statehouse to outline the work for the event. fragments mention alien BFs and the year 1914.
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Indiana
Statehouse
United States Express Owns Liquidation Decision Casts 15000 Jobs
New York March 16 United States Express company board votes to dissolve and liquidate its business due to rate cuts. About 15,000 employees lose positions as payroll stands at 6 million dollars. Stockholders include Harriman estate Brown Brothers Metropolitan Life and others with 1 556 shareholders of which 740 are women. A stockholders committee recommended dissolution to the directors.
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New York
Uited States Express Company
United States Express Company
Wella Fargo Company
Adams Express Company
American Express Company
United States Express
D. I. Roberts
Harriman Estate
Brown Bros
William A. Head & Co
Metropolitan Life: Insurance
Ira C. Potts
William Mass
Catherine Thayer
Warner M. Brown
Norman
L. Bates
Helen B. DeWorth
Platt
Charles A. Peabody
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Moreau ‘Delano
William ‘A. Read
W. A.harriman
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Stolen Jewelry Recovered. Detectives Track Rest of Loss
In New York on March 14 authorities reported that $85,000 of the $150,000 jewelry stolen from Mrs. John Hi Hansen's Narragansett Pier summer home last July has been recovered. Private detectives are in Europe pursuing the remaining pieces and the thieves responsible.
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New York
John Hi Hansen
Narragansett, Pier
Europe
Mareh ATA Woman Among Dead and Injured in Bt Paul Wreck
A vehicle crash in St Paul leaves 41 dead and 30 hurt including a Mareh ATA woman. Police report ongoing investigation and describe multiple vehicle involvement. Emergency crews transported victims to area hospitals as responders secured the scene.
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Paul
Mareh - Ata
Westinghouse Dead Multi Millionaire Inventor Dies
New York reports the death of George Westinghouse aged sixty seven famed inventor and railway devices manufacturer. He died after several weeks of heart trouble his family kept his illness secret. Westinghouse born Central Bridge New York October 6 1846.
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New York
George Westinghouse
Central Bridge
N.Y
Twelfth
New York National Guard
Sixteenth
New York Cavalry
Navy
Union College
Westinghouse
America
Niagara Falls
United States
England
France
Germany
Eleanor Wilson to Wed McAdoo in White House Declared
Washington reports confirm an engagement between Eleanor Randolph Wilson and William Gibbs McAdoo. The announcement came from Tumulty on Friday as the president and Mrs Roosevelt indicated the couple will marry soon with a White House tone.
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Wilson
McAdoo
Washington
White House
Eleanor Wilson
William G. McAdoo
The
Treasury
Tumulty
Trio Are Hurted Death in Chicago Incident
A brief Chicago report notes a trio involved in a fatal incident. Details indicate injuries and death occurring in the city on a date framed as March 1. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
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Chicago
Earthquakes and Floods Strike Akita and Coasts
A Japanese earthquake in Akita prefecture caused many deaths and destruction in Kawakubi and Kitameno, with a collapsed copper mine and fires from Asama-Yama. Concurrently Kuban in southern Russia faced a ten hour hurricane with wrecked rail, floods, and hundreds of missing workers. Normandy and Brittany in France suffered enormous tidal damage to Mont St Michel and surrounding towns.
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Tokio
Akita
Hondo
Kawakubi
Omono
Kitameno
Tsurundato
Asama- Yama
Sea of Japan
Asame-Yama
Japan
St. Petersburg
Kuban
Russia
Ekaterinodar
Sea of Azov
Yorsk
Strait of Kertsch
Paris
Normandy
Brittany
Bay of St. Michel
Mont St. Michel
Avrancheo Genest
Granville
Dieppe
Scie
Siegel and Vogel Held on 25000 Bail in Insolvency Case
Henry Siegel and Frank E Vogel were held in 25000 bail each after thrice indicted for grand larceny. Judge Rosalsky said the two faced charges of accepting deposits while insolvent and borrowing 25000 with false statements about financial condition. Depositors and crowds gathered around the federal building as the bankers pleaded not guilty and awaited plea changes.
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New York
Henry Siegel
Frank E. "Vogel
Rosalsky
Bank of Henry’ Siegel & Co
National Bank
Fourteenth Street
Federal Building
Siegel
Vogel
Bank of Commerce
Bank of
Henry Siegel & Co
Irish Coast Hit By Terrific Gale Fails Roofs Across County
Reports from Queenstown Ireland dated March 16 describe a fierce gale unroofing hundreds of houses in the area. Other items note a wireless transmission between Germany and Cape Colony, the death of John L. Patton in Illinois, a fatal train collision in Bridgeport Pennsylvania, and massive ice jams threatening bridges over the Potomac in Georgetown.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Nauen
Germany
Winchoek
Cape Colony
South Africa
el Paso
John L. Patton
Illinois
Woodford County
Bridgeport
Washington
Aqueduct
Potomac
Georgetown
Colorado Guardsman Reports Peace in Coal Strike Region
Gen John Chase of the Colorado National Guard relayed to President Wilson that Colorado maintains peace and upholds laws in the coal strike area. The telegram denies that Mother Jones is imprisoned, stating she is free to leave but stays to give incendiary speeches. She is said to be in a church hospital room as a precaution for her hysteria.
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Trinidad
Colo
Wilson
John Chase
Colorado National Guard
Colorado
Jones
United’ Mine Workers of America
Mexicans Slay Postmaster in Tecate Robbery
A post office and U S customs building were burned in Tecate on a Saturday night as guards killed postmaster Frank V Johnston and wounded Warren Widenback. Three assailants described as Mexicans fled. a daybreak pursuit followed. An American photographer was fired upon but not hurt.
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San Diego
Cal
United States Customs
Tecate
Saturnight
Frank. V. Johnston
Warren Widenback
Tobbers
Slain in Hold Up Near Langley After Northwestern Freight Crash
A posse tracked four Mexican bandits after they killed Arthur Fisher, an engineer, and wounded his fireman aboard a Chicago Northwestern freight train near Langley Michigan. Sheriff Beyer and two deputies faced the gang in Manlius, Michigan, with Bert Skoglund shot three times and Leslie Beyer hit in the leg. Mrs Wright, Langley station agent’s wife, was struck by a stray bullet. The last of the four bandits died later in Spring Valley Illinois.
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Buda
Northwestern
Langley
Spring Valley
Manlius
Chicago
Arthur Fisher
Chicago’ & Northwestern
Collins
Charles Beyer
Princeton
Bert Skoglund
Leslie Beyer
Wright
Brigadier General Reid Is Dead in Kington
Brigadier General Reid is dead, reported from Kington on March 17. Authorities have not released further details as the military community mourns the loss of the high ranking officer.
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Reid
Kington
Hoosier News Briefly Told
Wisconsin-born Swartz named assistant superintendent of schools at 4000 dollars yearly. LoganSport and Rushville notes on local contracts, teachers, and civic groups. Indiana and South Bend items include university alumni, miners union report, and a teen marriage license bid denied by judge.
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Gary
Swartz
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Shelbyvill
Robert“ ‘McGinnis
Logansport
Broadway M. E. Church
Indiana
Rochester
Manitou
Wisconsin
Evansville
Kirk Tabor
Tornatta
Tabor
Patoka
Elkhart
Leonidas J. Ensing
Anderson
Starland Theater
Rushville
Bert Anderson
Lynn
Ind
L. B. Smelser
Chamber of Commerce
Smelser
Richmond
Earlham College
Columbus
William Whittington
Terrel Whittington
James Whittington
Granville L. Oldham
South Bend
Indiana University
Elkhart County
E. H. Drake
A. E. Weaver
Goshen
Misa Stella Peede
Milo Meredith
Wabash
Fred Gildersleeve
Laporte
Shelbyville
Moose Circle
Mahoney
Hayes
Indianapolis
Leia
William A. Schaoeder
Klinger Lake
Paris Green
William
Linton
United Mine Workers
Josephine Brewer
Terre . Haute
Claude
Trent
Pansy Fuller
C.M. Fortune
Circuit Court
Fortune
South
Bend
Fred_ ‘Miller
New York
Walter
A. Funk
Baltimore & Ohio Freight
Walkerton
St. _Joseph
County
Miller- Faces
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Northern State
Hermes da Fonseca
Brazil
Senorita Nair de Teffe
U. S. Express Company
Parcel Post
Island
General Chase
U. S. Customs
Rob_ ‘bery
Langley, Til
Hoosier News
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