Association elects officers and delegates at Indiana plumbing meeting
The meeting elected Lee Pyle of Fort Wayne president and Joseph Hayes and HH Highlands as delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia. A woman’s auxiliary was formed with officers led by Mrs. George Geis of Indianapolis, and organizers to grow auxiliary membership across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Ho
Highlanda
Gary
Joseph Hayes
Highlands
Philadelphia
Fort ‘Wayne
James ‘Clements
Chicago
Lafayette
Soa Gurney
Indianapolis
George Geis
Misa Martin
Fort Wayne
G. A. Wurgler
P. J. ‘Dolan
Terre Haute Wins Host for Indiana Gas Association Meeting
Officers were elected at the closing session of the fifth annual Indiana Gas Association meeting held at the Claypool hotel Indianapolis. Terre Haute will host the 1914 meeting. A bureau of information report and a Workmen's Compensation paper by Fort Wayne’s O O Thwing highlighted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Claypool
Indianapolis
Indiana Gas Association
OC. Blimm
Evansville
Philmer -Eves
B. H. Danforth
Auburn
J. H. Maxon
Muncie
W. D. Ray
Hammond
O. O. Thwing
Fort
Wayne
Thwing
Indiana reports Pasteur treatment results for rabies
The Indiana state board of health reports since June 12 1911 the Pasteur treatment has treated 131 persons for rabies, with two deaths. Dr Will Shimer notes deaths not due to treatment but short incubation thirty six days preventing immunity. Current statistics show about one per cent mortality after inoculation. Sixteen people are receiving treatment at the state laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Board of Health
Will Shimer
Indiana
Shimer
Morgan Carried From Naples to Rome Yet Improves
J Pierpont Morgan reached Rome after a dramatic seizure in Naples requiring three people to carry him ashore and a heavier $3000 special train to avoid jolts. At the Grand Hotel he rests quietly under strict rest rules for a planned three week stay with many visitors arriving by card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Adriatic
Naples
Morgan
Grand Hotel
Mob confronts arrest in Salem as militia deployed
Salem Illinois March 17 militia guard the jail after Sheriff Purcell warns of mob action over the arrest of Frank Sullens age 21 accused of assaulting Dorothy Hott 14 daughter of Judge Charles Hott. Governor Dunnerin orders three companies from Olney Shelbyville and Effingham to Salem to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Til
Dunnerin
Marion County
Frank Sullens
Dorothy
Charles’ ‘Hott
Purcellanda
Purcell
Olney
Shelbyville
Death Toll and Destruction From Major Blizzard Chain
A massive storm swept the central states and south with high winds snow and rain killing dozens and injuring hundreds. Georgia Missouri Tennessee Louisiana Texas and other regions reported fatalities and widespread property damage while trans Missouri rail lines and communications were crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Missouri
St. Louis
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Lower Middle West
Georgia
Atlanta
Columbus
Cardinal
Missouri
Montgomery County
Tennessee
Louisiana
Provencal
Natchitoches Parish
Fisher
Sabine “Parish
Texas
Brookeland
Omaha
Neb
Fiver
Rocky Mountains
Buenos
Aires
Argentina
Suffragette Rally in Hyde Park Ends in Riot
A planned meeting by suffragists led by General Mrs Flora Drummond in Hyde Park devolved into a frenzied melee as crowds pelted the speakers with dirt oranges and other missiles. Police escorted the women toward the Tube, but mobs tore hats and cloaks and injured participants during two hours of disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Civonat
David Loyd - George
Hyde ‘Park
Oxford Street
Flora Drummond
Drummond
$300 000 Robbery in New York City
The discovery of a strange key in a cellar door at 60 Eldridge Street Sunday led to the largest New York City robbery in a quarter century. Authorities estimate the loot at about 250 000 to 300 000 dollars with jewels and bonds valued at around half a million remaining. The entry point was Martin Simons a pawnshop where diamonds and jewelry sets were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Eldridge’ Street
New
York
Manhattan Bank
Martin - Simons
Mnmonds
Nogales Battle Tests Neutral Ground As Fire Rages
Rebels under Obregon push back federals at Nogales in a daytime attack on right front and extreme left trenches. Huerta troops retreat to town cover and surrender within an hour. American casualties include noncombatants wounded and two women barely escaping injury as bullets rain across the border town. Fort Huachuca forces rush reinforcements and patrols are kept on duty along the border while Washington orders withhold fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eral.Obregon
Huerta
Tate
Firth
Washington
Nogales
Ariz
Juarez
Fort Huachuca
Prominent Navy Figure Eaton Laid to Rest in Massachusetts
Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton former commandant of Charlestown Navy Yard and hero of Santiago Bay died suddenly on March 9. He was buried in Oakland Cemetery near Lowell amid scant naval honors. Also reported were ship collision losses in New York and a midair crash in Rheims injuring two sergeants, plus crime and personal tragedy items from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlestown
Navy Yard
Santiago Bay
Joseph Giles Eaton
United States Navy
Reat
Oakland Cemetery
Lowell
New York
Wyckoff
Perth Amboy
Sound
Governor's’ Island
Rheims
France
Army Aviation’ Corps
San Francisco
Cal
Chas
M. Busch
Adolphus ‘Busch
Carlin
Nev
Los Angeles
Arthur T. ‘Hadley
Yale
Hadley
Galva
Utica
Marc
Boradnax
Montclai
Brooklyn. Bridge
Human FLY Close Call Involving Violent Incident
Readable fragments describe a close call involving a human fly and violent action against a girlfriend. Details are unclear but imply a collision or confrontation with injuries during an altercation. Names, places, and exact sequence are not identifiable from the text.
Lydia Pinkham Confidential Advice Offered to Women
An advertisement extols Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co offering confidential advice to women. It describes a long established private correspondence, assures consent for any shared letters, and invites readers to request a free 80 page Text Book by mail from Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Lydia
ES Pinkham ‘Medicine Co
Lynn
Masa
Pinkham
Baby eczema relief sample ad from Reading Pennsylvania
A 1912 letter testifies Resinol Soap and Ointment cured a six month old baby’s eczema after persistent itching and crying. The advert invites readers to request free samples from Baltimore and notes doctors prescribe Resinol for eighteen years and that products are sold by druggists and via parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Wm. M. Fletcher
Baltimore
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Eternal City
Ill
Hawthorne
Sarah: Bernhardt
Pe Nee Baalers
N. Y
Smith
Whips Wells
Cheng
Eczema
Enis
Trirerany
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Temple St. Spri
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