United States Warns Great Britain Over Neutral Rights
The state department released a note to Great Britain declaring the United States will not tolerate further curtailment of its neutral rights. It denounces the British blockade as illegal and indefensible and asserts the U S will defend neutral trade against seizure and coercive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Germany
State Department
Maiesty
Europe
British Foreign Office
Lansing
Order In Council
Wilson
New Greek Cabinet Named With Skoulloudis Premier
The new Greek cabinet under Premier M. Skoulloudis has been formed and sworn in. Key posts include General Yanakitsas as minister of war, Admiral Countouriotis as minister of marine, M. Dragoumis as finance minister, M. Gounaris interior, Rhallis justice and communications, Michelidkia public instruction, and M. Theotokis as national economy minister with neutral stance noted.
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Athens
Py. M
Skoulloudis
M. Skoulloudis
Yanakitsas
Marine
Countouriotis
M. Dragoumis
M. Gounaris
Rhallis
Michelidkia
Theotokis
President Wilson outlines defense plan for Army and Navy
President Wilson in New York warns against alien sympathies while proposing a three year citizen soldier program to train 400000 men. He calls for strengthening the Navy and maintaining a large peacetime army, while ensuring national unity and readiness without provoking aggression.
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New York
Wilson
Manhattan Club
America
Mr. Wilson
Congress
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Interior
Regular Army
National Guard
Navy
Indiana charity conference ends as Governor lauded
At the twenty fourth annual Indiana state conference of charities and correction in Richmond the next meeting was set for Indianapolis. Resolutions praised Governor Ralston and local civic groups, while Dr Hurty and Dr King spoke on rural health issues and tuberculosis. Lectures in pathology at Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane were issued with praise for long time pioneering work.
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Indianapolis
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Richmond
C. &., Laughlin
Evansville
Indiana State Conference of Charities and Correction
Ralston
Society of Friends
Committee of Rural Life
W. A. Mills
Hanover College
John M. Hurty
State Board of Health
W. F. King
Central Indiana Hospital For the Insane
George FE. Edenharter
City Hospital
Robert W. Long
Central Indiana Hospital For
Indiana University School of Medicine
Haseen
Frank E. Norbury
Illinois
State Board of Administration of Illinois
Gary
Edenharter
Indiana Brevities from Local Elections and Crimes
Indianapolis voters approved a $7,000 municipal plant for electric lights in Nashville as towns held mostly nonpartisan races with few contests. Logansport reported a fatal self inflicted shock from high tension wires. Huntington police traced seed thefts to fence operations while Gosport marked a golden wedding anniversary for Cradicks. Evansville announced a cancer treatment claim by Dr. Pope. Warsaw reorganization freed assets. Bryan to lead new group. Knox saw a murder case move toward venue change. New Albany renamed a street Woodrow avenue in Wilson’s honor. Noblesville kept dry in local option, Franklin man returns claiming burns, South Bend watches hog herd disease, Lafayette jail for Nichols and Miller in auto theft tied to Detroit sale.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Nashville
Logansport
Harry Orr
Pennsylvania
Charles Waterman
Elmer Ward Cole
Gosport
William M. Cradick
Agee
Louisville
Ohio Valley Medical Association
Pope
Warsaw
Winona
William J. Bryan
Knox
Oris Fouts
William Hook
Hook
Pulaski County
New Albany
Woodrow Wilson
East Elkin Avenue
Woodrow Avenue
Galt
Noblesville
Franklin
C. W. Lynch
Cincinnati
South Bend
St. Joseph
Laporte
Thomas Jackson
Poland
Fere
Lafayette
John Nichols
Harry Miller
Ernest Halstead
Detroit
Vernon
Shields
Crawfordsville
Halstead
Hypocrisy and self restraint in virtue critique
A historical excerpt discusses hypocrisy, noting that charging others with zeal for virtues while neglecting them oneself is unfair. It compares moral conquest to a voyage, suggesting belief in virtue without courage or effort is hollow and self-serving.
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Johnson
Fragmented moral reflections on enthusiasm and virtue
The fragment discusses how enthusiasm connects to the senses and the moral life. It argues virtue combines serenity with firm resolve to follow laws, contrasting feverish displays of enthusiasm that lead to exhaustion and languor.
Attorney General Defines Maintenance and Repairs in Appropriation Act
The attorney general states that maintenance includes administrative expenses and subsistence for inmates plus all repairs. If the legislature allocates funds for repairs separately, that money covers all repairs as well.
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Dale J. Crittenberger
General Assembly
Arbitration Committee Named to Settle Fort Wayne Strike
Governor Ralston selects eight Fort Wayne residents headed by Samuel M. Foster to mediate the Fort Wayne street car strike. Members include Judge O N Heaton William P Breen Dr G M Leslie Charles A Dunkelberg Rev A J Folsom Dr W D Calvin and Charles McCulloch as announced to the union. Also notes corporate name changes and new corporate ventures in Indiana with capital details and aims.
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Ralston
Fort Wayne
Samuel M. Foster
Northern Indiana Traction Company
Mr. Foster
O.N. Heaton
William P.breen
G.M. Leslie
Charles A. Dunkelberg
A. J. Folsom
W. D. Calvin
Charles McCulloch
Indianapolis Angles To Host Next State Teachers Convention
Indiana State Teachers Association executives heard offers from Indianapolis and Cincinnati chambers of commerce on hosting the next convention. Indianapolis promises full accommodations for over 11 000 teachers, while Cincinnati cites Music Hall facilities to host up to 15 000 at no charge. A final decision will be made at the November 13 meeting chaired by George Buck at the state superintendent's office.
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Indiana ‘State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Aaron Wolfson
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Quinlan, Jr
Cincinnati Business Organization
George Buck
Gary railroad official John Kirk dies at 57
John Kirk aged fifty seven, longtime president of the Gary board of education and former superintendent of the Gary and South Chicago division of the Elgin Joliet and Eastern railroad, died at his home. He directed transportation for Gary steel mills and the Kirk rail yard was named in his honor. He had previously served as a railroad official and is survived by a widow and three children in Joliet.
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Gary
Board of Education
Hee
Chicago
Elgin, Joliet, and Eastern Railway
Swith
Tha
Yolist
Éhi
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William H. Remy
Stephen
E. Oberreich
Hoosier Security
the State
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