Indiana English Association Holds Annual Meeting in Indianapolis
The second annual Indiana Association of Teachers of English meets November 8 and 9 at the Board of Trade building in Indianapolis. Prof. Jenkins of Indiana University speaks on The Modern Drama and F Tarkington Baker reads on The Function of Dramatic Criticism. Officers and committees discuss the proposed public utilities commission and uniform accounting for electric light firms.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Association of Teachers of English
Board of Trade
Jenkins
Indiana University
F. Tarkington Baker
W. D. Howe
Forbes- Robertson
Scott
University of Michigan
D. M. Livengood
Shortridge
Lilian Brownfield
Bloomington
Odessa Zeiss
Wabash
L. A. Pilinger
Adelaide L Baylor
J. W. Robb
Clinton
Indiana Electric Light Association
Claypool
A. C. Blinn
Evansville
J. W. Zartman
F. A. Bryan
South Bend
Thomas F. English
Muncie
T. F. Grover
Terre Haute
W. D. Ray
Hammond
Thomas Dona
Mr. Perry
H. C. Gaskell
Greenville
Elinda J. Cady
Chicago
Cady
Mr. Cady
F. L. Dennis
Indiana Electric Light Men
Public Utilities Commission
D. M. Diggs
Schenectady
N.Y
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union elects new officers in Indianapolis
South Bend man H B Hostetter is named president with a slate including Rev. Harris of Indianapolis and Miss Emma Lemen as general secretary. The twenty fifth anniversary was marked by a silver service and readings from former officers. A report notes 241 of 778 societies attended the convention.
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Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
First Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
H. B. Hostetter
South Bend
Robert Harris
C.K. Corn
Elwood
John E. Cox
Oakland Clity
S. Edward Long
E. M. Bishop
Auburn
John Smith
Kokomo
Emma Lemen
John Morgan
W. A. Finney
Grace Stanley
Muncie
Harriet Clark Stephenson
Westfield
Everett. Davis
Fairmount
Tenth Legion
Carrie Stole
Terre Haute
Merritt Stipp
G. H. Stilz
Edward W. Clark
World's
Christian Endeavor Union
BE. H. Clifford
E. H. Clifford
Florence E. Lanham
Lemen
Christian Church
Clifford
Jennie T. Masson
Nashville
Tenn
Elizabeth Wishard
F. M. Palmer
Huber Ferguson
Florence E. Lanhan
Indiana Congress of Mothers Clubs Meets in Huntington
The first Indiana Congress of Mothers' Clubs and Parent Teachers' Associations schedules sessions in Huntington November 11-12. A public reception for international president Mrs Frederick Schoff is set at Central Christian church November 11 afternoon, with a noon dinner. Dr J N Hurty will address the congress in the evening. Luncheon and afternoon addresses by State organizer Mrs George Pp Egger and Huntington Superintendent J M Scudder are planned. A tribute to the late Dr Leavitt is noted.
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Mothers’ Clubs
Indiana Congress of Mothers’ Clubs and
Parent- Teachers’ Associations
Indiana
Huntington
Central Christian Church
Frederick Schoff
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Congress
George
Pp. Egger
Huntington Schools
Booking of Children Investigated in Indianapolis Theaters
Elliott R. Hooton head of the state bureau of inspection has presented evidence to the Marion county grand jury about booking under sixteen for amateur nights in Indianapolis theaters. The charge alleges the practice leads to demoralization of young performers with secret investigations by deputy Robert Kirk and Y M C A director Darrell Hibbard.
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Indianapolis
State Bureau of Inspection
Elliott R. Hooton
Marion County Grand Jury
State
Hooton
Robert Kirk
Darrell O. Hibbard
Bors
Y. M
Synodical Society Closes After Annual Meeting
The state Synodical society of the Presbyterian church in Greensburg closed its annual meeting with addresses on missions by Mrs. A. K. Reishaem of Tokyo and Mrs. S. Bonner of Greensburg. Officers include President emeritus Mrs. S. A. Bonner and foreign president Mrs. W. P. Sidwell of Fort Wayne. Fort Wayne to host next October.
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State Synodical Society
the Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
A. K. Reishaem
Tokyo
Japan
S. Bonner
FL. F. McCrea
S. A. Bonner
W. P. Sidwell
Frankfort
Emma A. Donnell
Westminster Guild
Mary E. Holliday
Indianapolis
H. M. Kingery
Crawfordsville
E. O. Shirey
Fort Wayne
Incorporation Articles Filed in Secretary of State
The secretary of state records show articles of incorporation filed by entities seeking official registration. filings indicate imminent establishment of corporate existence and governance structures under applicable state law.
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State - BS
Balkans War Chronicle From Montenegro to Constantinople
A dated chronology lists key military moves from October through November detailing Montenegro and Serbia actions against Turkey, Bulgarian advances toward Adrianople, Serbian and Greek occupations of towns, Turkish naval actions, and the Ottoman Porte seeking mediation.
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Montenegro
Turkey
Tarabosch
Tushir
Servia
Greece
Bulgaria
Mustapha Pasha
Adrianople
Pristina
Novipazar
Kirk-Kilisseh
Kumanova
Uskup
Investicutari
Eskli-Bara
Lule Burgas
Demotica
Constantinople
Tchorsa
Porte
Lost Balloonists Safe After 1000 Mile Flight
Kansas City reports John Watts and Arthur J. Aberholt in a borrowed Stuttgart balloon came within about a thousand miles of their start in the Coupe Internationale Des Aeronautics. After days without news the Kansas City Aero club appealed to European governments. a cable from Pskov dated November 3 said Both well and free.
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Kansas City
John Watts
Arthur J. Aberholt
Stuttgart
Germany
Kansas City Aero Club
Washington
Lapland
Arctic Circle
George M. Myers
Pskov
Pskof
Russia
St. Petersburg
Conservatives Win in Cuba Election Across Provinces
Havana reports show the Conservatives won the presidency with returns indicating victory in all provinces. The vice president and other government officers were also elected.
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Cuba
Havana
Wireless From Aeroplane At Fort Riley Test
In tests of aeroplanes conducted Sunday by the war department Lieutenant Arnold aviator and Lieutenant Bradley wireless operator sent messages from an aeroplane at Fort Riley Kansas on November 5.
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Fort. Riley
Kan
War
Department
Arnold
Bradley
Sherman is Buried in Simple State Funeral at Utica
Remains of James S. Sherman late vice president were laid to rest in Forest Hill cemetery Utica in a quiet service. President Taft and the Senate attended as part of a nationwide mourning reflected in a presidential proclamation and official honors. The day included private family rites and a public service at First Presbyterian Church with Dr Holden and Dr M W Stryker officiating. Messages of condolence came from around the world as Washington ordered naval and military honors and diplomatic corps observances.
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Utica
N. Y
James S. Sherman
United States
Forest Hill Cemetery
Sherman
Taft
Senate
Genesee Street
First Presbyterian Church of
Doctor Holden
Reformed Dutch Church of
Washington
Navy
Army
Becker Sentenced to Die for Rosenthal Murder
New York November 1 Charles A Becker former police lieutenant convicted of procuring the murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of December 9 Justice Goff pronounced the sentence. Becker arrived at Sing Sing and was remanded to the death house amid farewell words and declarations of innocence.
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New York
Charles A. Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Sing Sing
Justice Goff
Charles Becker
Becker
Goodby
Jury acquits Grabow labor riot defendants in Lake Charles
A. Le Emerson, president of the Brotherhood of Timber Workers, and eight associates were acquitted in Lake Charles Louisiana of murder charges tied to the Grabow labor riot on July 7.
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Grabow
Lake. Charles
le Emerson
Brotherhood of Timber Workers
Switch
Auto collision in Wescoesville leaves one dead three injured
Allentown reports a Sunday wreck near Wescoesville where Milton Rabanold was killed instantly and three others were seriously injured when an automobile struck a team. The incident occurred November 5 and involved local residents.
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Allentown
Milton Rabanold
Wescoesville
Clown Admits Crime In Baltimore Heiress Killing
Charles N. Conway confessed to police that he killed Sophia Singer, a Baltimore heiress, by hitting her with a cloth covered doorknob and gagging her. He said his wife aided the escape plan but he claimed she had no part in the killing. The pair fled to Hammond and Lima, Ohio, where they were arrested.
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Chicago
Charles N. Con Way
Sophie G. Singer
Baltimore
Conway
Sophia
Hammond
Lima
Rembrandt painting verdict and charity fire tragedy
Dr Hofstede DeGroot declared the Walker gallery painting The Accused Woman Before Christ an original Rembrandt in Minneapolis. In Lebanon mill workers gained wages of 4.75 per ton for puddlers. In San Antonio a fire at St Johns orphanage killed six sisters of charity and endangered orphans with Mother Superior Mary of the Cross among the deceased.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hofstede DeGroot
Hague
T. B. Walker
DeGroot
Walker
Lebanon
American Iron and Steel Mannufacturing Company
San Antonio
Tex
Sisters of Charity
St. John’s Orphanage
Mary of the Cross
Woman Kills Self in Hotel Room Incident
A woman died by suicide in a hotel room described as a private lodging. Police investigated the scene and identified no unusual circumstances surrounding the death.
Crystal gazer convicted of poisoning son for insurance
Chicago reports Mrs. Louise Lindloff a crystal gazer and spirit medium was found guilty of murdering her son Arthur Lindloff to collect $3,500 life insurance. The jury fixed her punishment at 25 years in prison. a new trial will be sought. The verdict cited only the charged murder.
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Chicago
Louise Lindloff
Arthur Lindloff
Cook County
Cooper
Windes
Lindloff
Felix Kalb
Thomas Lavin
Geeress
Wolgast In Draw Fight With Mandot In New Orleans
Lightweight champion Ad Wolgast and challenger Joe Mandot battled to a likely draw before a large New Orleans crowd. Referee Ed Smith did not declare a winner, with Mandot surging in the late rounds while Wolgast controlled earlier exchanges. Gate receipts topped $20,000.
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New Orleans
Ad Wolgast
Joe Mandot
Mandot
Ed Smith
Wolgast
Smith
Trolley and freight crash injures several near Joliet
Sixty passengers on a Joliet & Southern interurban car narrowly escaped death when a heavy belt line freight train crashed into a trolley at a crossing east of Joliet on Monday. Several were injured.
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Joliet
Tll
No Hayseed Nor Angel In Study Across The Kansas Line
A Kansas City Star anecdote describes a high school girl boasting top marks in history English literature and German while defending a lower grade in agriculture and another in department by saying she is no hayseed and no bloomin’ angel.
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Kansas
Kansasa City Star
Cuticura Claim Highlights Skin Relief Cure
Charles Judlin of 3002 Cass St St Louis Missouri reports five years of body and scalp itching with dandruff, hair loss and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he claims complete relief within a month and praises shaving benefit. Sample offers and world-wide sales promoted.
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Cass St
St. Louis
Charles Judlin
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Carrye Confesses Frequent Kisses With Mother Support
In a private exchange Carrye describes kissing her frequently, while her mother notes Carrye was indignant at the behavior and confirms the pattern of affection.
Man insists on saying nought in telephone numbers
A city resident irritates operators by pronouncing digits as nought. When he says three double nought, operators correct him as three double zero. One night a central clerk lightly rebuked him with hell-nought and he accepted the remark.
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Central
Springfield Republican
Proud and Glad Because Mother Quit Coffee
An Ohio woman suffered coffee induced dyspepsia and heart trouble for 30 years. After switching to Postum she reports belching and stomach burning stopped, sleep improved, and she gained vitality with a healthier appearance.
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Ohio
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