Indiana Fish and Game League elects leaders in 1914 meeting
The Indiana Fish, Game and Forest league held its annual session in Indianapolis with delegates from Hancock, Madison, Wayne, Wawasee, Marion, Grant, Bartholomew, and other counties. George N. Mansfield was chosen head with Miles present and plans discussed for a state hatchery and possible bass protection measures. The next meeting is set for October 1914 with a banquet for delegates at the Denison hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Mansfield
Indianapolis
Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League
Indiana
League
Hancock County Fish and Game Protective Association
Madison County Fish and Game Protective Association
Wayne County Fish and Game Protective Association
Wawasee Protective Association
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Grant County Fish and Game Protective Association
Bartholomew County Fishing and Hunting Club
Rifle and Revolver Club
Keege Angling Club
Connersville
George W. Miles
State Fish and Game
Miles
Denison
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Wayne
JL. W. Munhall
Philadelphia
Mr. Munhall
Indiana Y. M. C
HE. Barrett
Louisville Association
E. E B. Stacy
Crawfo Muncie
Indiana English Teachers Elect Officers at Indianapolis Meet
The Indiana English Teachers Association elected A. L. Murray of Hammond as president, W. D. Howe of Indiana University as vice president, Helen R. Lang of Manual Training High School as secretary treasurer, and William N. Otto of Shortbridge High School as Bulletin editor during the annual session in Indianapolis. Reports highlighted teaching conditions in Indiana and comparisons with Illinois, with remarks by E H Kemper McComb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Indiana : English ‘Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
A. L. Murray
Ind
W. D. Howe
Indiana, University
Helen R. Lang
Manual Training High School
William . N. Otto
Shortbridge High School
E H. Kemper McComb
Manual Training
Indiana
A. O. Neal
Board of Trade
Bishop Quayle
McConnell
Tilden
Indiana University
John M. Clapp
Lake Forest College
Clapp
Illinois
Inspector of Education
Hill warns on credit abuse at Investment Bankers’ banquet
James J. Hill told 900 financiers that credit has been abused and the country is waterlogged with bonds. Frank A. Vanderlip warned against Glass-Owen in its present form as a path to flat money. Hill said railroad liquidation value exceeds capitalization, blaming industrial promotions and extravagant state and city needs.
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Chicago
Navy
James J. Hill
Hill
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Congress Hotel
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Nobel and legal woes hit early November headlines
Across cities an admiral refutes a claim of royal favor by an actor arrested in Michigan. In Ramsay county, William McMahon wins a near-record $39,000 verdict against Illinois Central after severe injuries. Charles Richet is named Nobel laureate in science in Berlin. In Centralia a kitchen accident leads to a fatal explosion after gasoline is mistaken for kerosene.
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St. Paul
Minn
William McMahon
Amboy
Ramsay
Illinois Central Railway Company
McMahon
Berlin
Charles Richet
French Academy of Medicine
Psychical Research Society of London
Centralia
Paul Wadkins
Wadkins
U S Plan for Huerta Aims at Intervention or Recognition
President Wilson outlines two plans to end the Huerta regime in Mexico. First, US intervention as a police power. second, recognition of Carranza’s de facto government with moral support. John Lind meets foreign ministers at Vera Cruz as talks hinge on Huerta’s announced intentions and elections. Mrs Lind aids two Mexican legislators fleeing Vera Cruz by hiding them aboard the Morro Castle.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
United States
Carranzas
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Mr. Lind
Mexico City
Huerta
New York
Morro Castle
Confusion Over New Income Tax At Source Rules
In New York Wall Street chaos grows as the new income tax law takes effect. Banks and corporations struggle with withholding on bond and mortgage interest, with uncertainty over owner identity and payment deferrals likely as lawsuits loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Life
Gift arouses Indiana rep in wedding present flap
Representative Gray of Indiana sparked a commotion by denouncing a House fund proposal to purchase a wedding present for Miss Jessie Wilson. He argued members are too familiar with the president's family and that the $5 gift is in poor taste and improper.
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Gray
House
Jessie Wilson
Washington
Indiana
Indianapolis Car Strike Violence Surges Amid Call for Help
In Indianapolis on November 4, strike breakers arrive amid a city gridlocked by protests. James Johnson, a street car worker, is seriously wounded after a mob clashes with police. Governor Ralston declines action, urging Mayor Shank to seek Marion County Sheriff Porteus aid if needed. A riot erupts downtown, with 5,000 rioters and 400 strike breakers involved, as talks consider saloon closures and police responsibility.
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Indianapolis
Isaac Streicher
James Johnson
Hyland
Johnson
Ralston
Shank
Theodore Porteus
Marion County
Chicago
Robert S. Todd
The
Street Railway Company
William G. Beatty
Central Labor Union
Gates Body Put In Vault After Cody Death
Funeral services for Charles G. Gates were held at Madison Avenue Methodist Church New York. The body was moved to Woodlawn Cemetery vaults awaiting the family mausoleum for the Gates estate. Rev M T Burton of Northampton Mass delivered the sermon and paid tribute to Gates generosity. Rev J W Lagrone of Lingsley Ta conducted the services.
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New York
Charles. G. Gates
West
Cody
Wyo
Madison ‘ ‘Avenue Methodist Church
Woodlawn
John W. Gates
M. T. Burton
Northampton
Gates
J.W. _ Lagrone
Lingsley
Hoosier News Briefs Chronicle Accidents and Trials
Fort Wayne woman Katherine Fanger, sixteen, sued after a wreck near Van Wert earning 12000, with injuries described as internal. Dunkirk man Elias Boltz, sixty, dies as interurban wreck at Yorktown injures others. Motorman Stanley faces voluntary manslaughter charges after arrest in Anderson. Henry Spacht of Fort Wayne dies in a rail accident on a Wabash freight. A widow and two children survive. Richmond coroner links death of two weeks old baby to accidental smothering by mother asleep. Bloomington scouts penal farm site near Harrodsburg after inspecting Kyle Ferguson farm. Fort Wayne knights Templar hold biennial inspection led by Indianapolis officials. Evansville couple J D Barber and Kate Martin marry. third marriage for each. Clarence Duffee and Chester Evans killed by a Pennsylvania train near Warsaw. No tango dances at Indiana University this year. Dr V V Cameron finds Jennie Robinson dead from chronic alcoholism in Grant County jail. Evansville towboat tragedy: W H Blanchett shoots William Jamir then surrenders. self defense claimed. January body sent for burial. Martinsville report flags apparent suicide attempt by Mrs William Wright near Lewisville.
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Fort “Wayne
Katherine
Fanger
Pennsylvania
Vanwert
Muncle
Elias Boltz
Dunkirk
Yorktown
Stanley
Anderson
Muncie
Fort Wayne
Henry Spacht
Richmond
Pierce
Charles C. Settle
Bloomington
Kyle-Ferguson
Harrodsburg
Springville
Knights Templar
Joseph [Bach
Indiana
Sidney Douglas
Indianapolis
Evansville
J. D. Barber
Kate Martin
Oakland City
Ben, Morris
Barber
Warsaw
Clarence Duffee
Chester Evans
Duffee
Evans
Indiana University
Denise
Owen
Pan Hellenic Council of Young
Wome
Stude
Boston
Marion
V.V. Cameron
Grant County
Jennie Robinson
J Il
W. H. Blanchett
Taber
William
Jamir
Green River
Morgan
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State Fish and Game Body
Indiana League
Marion County Association
Congress
American Game Protection and Propagation Association
Paul H. Krauss, Jr
M. G. Bish
Charles A. Ludilow
Syracuse
William C. Basse
George W. Deuker
W. R. C. Mee
Mhe
Hef
New Patents and Pensions
Harry H. Condit
W. W. Moyer
Ephrata
Christians A. Sahm
William H. Sedam
Moores Hill
Joseph S. C. Sowar
Brazil
Luther M. Tichnor
Owensville
Ralph B. Warner
M. L. Shroat
Hannah Baker
Sarah J. Lienberger
Bainbridge
Celia J. Lloyd
Rolling Prairie
Matilda O’brien
South Bend
George S. Polen
Birdseye
Nancy E. Crystal
Cayuga
Louisa H.’ Drake
Pimento
Juliett Gant
Thorntown
Nancy A. Rinehart
Lebanon
Lena M. Sewell
Covington
Rosetta Timm
San Pierre
Msville
Awburn
Uth Bend
Ike
J. J. Hill
Tella Financiers
Admiral Dewey
Harry F. Dewey
Alpena
Mich
U.S
Lind
Carranza
Wall ST
Hoosier News
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