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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1912

Page

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Indiana Legislature Set to Measure: Democrats Main Control

Unofficial returns show Democrats winning big majorities in both houses of the Indiana General Assembly. The article lists newly elected senators and representatives by county and party, with numerous Democratic picks and a few Republican entries noted. It also reports support for consolidated rural schools and quotes state official Charles Greathouse on benefits, costs, and community centers.

Indianapolis General Assembly Indiana Charles A. Greathouse Mr. Greathouse Township Social Hfe

Indiana Y M C A Convention Program In Hammond

The Indiana Young Men's Christian Association announces a finished program of speakers and events for its annual Hammond convention scheduled November 22 to 24. Leaders versed in all phases of association work expect the series to be notably engaging and in the heart of the Calumet industrial region.

Indiana Young Men's Christian Association Hammond Calumet

Governors Elected and Their Party Affiliations by Plurality

Report lists governors elected across states with party and plurality margins. Democrats gain in Florida Tennessee Texas New York Ohio and others. Republicans win in Delaware Idaho Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota West Virginia and Wisconsin.

Wilson Roosevelt Taft Debbs Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Seaee Georgia Timois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Cacesesagee Louisiana Maine Annenes Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Skeewnewens Ave Montana Neues Savens Nebraska Nevada Renee Essere New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Wdicachantere Oklahoma Biden Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Wyoming Tors U States California Qussielg Idaho Iowa Secon Wonne wReerrrrer Este Eng Wise West Virginia Wisconsin Taft Bryan State Enewsenae Aenaenen Canee Vosecresses Weatesersees Asseees Indiana Westace Indiana Peceaare Ewese Serereseenenee Missour New Hamp Carolina North Taeennsnacwe Dakota West ‘Virginia West Rginia Eceeenencsesen E. K. Ammons Simeon E. Baldwin Charles R. Miller Park Trammell John M. Haines Tlinois Edward F. Dunne Samuel H. Ralston George J. Clarke George H. Hodges Eugene N. Foss Woodbridge Sam V. Stewart J. H. Morehead Franklin Worcester William Sulzer Locke Craig L. B. Hanna James M. Cox Theodore F. Greene Cole L. Biease Frank M. Byrne Ben W. Hooper Oscar C. Colquitt Ernest Lister H. D. Hatfield Francis E. McGovern

Tragedy on Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad

Fourteen or more killed and dozens injured when a freight train crashed into an excursion train from New Orleans to Woodville near Montz Louisiana. Many victims burned or mangled, with most injured from Louisiana and Mississippi. A relief train and ambulances crowded New Orleans Union Station as crews worked through the night.

New Orleans Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Woodville Miss Louisiana Mississippi Monts Charity Hospital Montz Union Station

British Cabinet Refuses Resignation After Home Rule Defeat

London reports the cabinet chose to press for the recommittal of the home rule bill despite a 228 to 206 defeat on an amendment. Premier Asquith argued Ireland might need up to 30 million rather than 12.5 million if local taxation fails, influencing Ireland self government prospects and Balkan state concerns.

London House of Commons Balkan States Ireland Frederick Banbery Asquith

Bryan Resigns as Ambassador to Japan

Secretary of State Knox announced the resignation of Charles Page Bryan ambassador to Japan citing ill health and injuries from a carriage accident. Bryan, a Chicago native educated at the University of Virginia, previously served in Colorado and Illinois legislatures.

Washington Knox Charles Page Bryan Japan Bryan Chicago University of Virginia Colorado Illinois

Gunmen Jury Panel Named in Rosenthal Murder Case

New York November 13 The jury to judge the four gunmen charged with Herman Rosenthal murder was completed Monday Assistant District Attorney Moss opened the case for the prosecution in the high profile trial

New York Herman Rosenthal Moss

Mrs. Wilson Accepts Office in Washington

Washington note from November 13 reports Mrs Wood row a successor as mistress, with brief mention of an acceptance of position.

Wilson Washington Woodrow

Indiana Congressmen Elected by District and Party

Recap shows Democrats winning all Indiana congressional districts. List includes each district, elected representative, and vote plurality. Notable entries include Charles Lieb in the first district and Cyrus Cline in the twelfth, among others.

Charles Lieb William A. Cullop William E. Cox Lincoln Dixon Ralph W. Moss Finley H. Gray Charles A. Korbley John A. M. Adair Martin A. Morrison John Peterson Ccocsee George W. Rauch Cyrus Cline Henry A. Barnhart

Marion Hosts Eighth District Woman's Relief Corps Convention

At the eighth district annual convention in Marion officers were elected. Named were Flossie Weston of Montpelier as senior vice-president Martha Hayes of Decatur as junior vice-president Lucia Kintz of Fort Wayne as secretary Mattie Ellis of Fort Wayne as treasurer Nellie Buck of Fairmount as guard J F McDomain of Montpelier as assistant conductor Mary Pope of Jonesboro as assistant guard Laura McAfee of Bluffton as past master Vinnie Lyons of Decatur as press correspondent Lydia Devore of Montpelier as musician.

Marion Woman's Relief Corps Flossie Weston Montpelier Martha Hayes Decatur Lucia Kintz Fort Wayne Mattie Ellis Fort ‘Wayne Nellie Buck Fairmount J. F. McDomain Mary Pope Jonesboro Laura McAfee Bluffton Vinnie ‘Lyons Lydia Devore

No Sleeping Bag For Them In Greenland Tale

Sir Henry Lucy recounts from Nansen a humorous Arctic anecdote about two sleeping bags made of undressed skins. Nansen and two Norwegians slept with heads out while Laplanders slept warm behind a snow hill, saying the bag was too hot and they preferred a cooler, comfortable night.

Sir Henry Lucy Cornhill Nansen Greenland

Wouldn't Be Like Him Mrs Jones Joke

A humorous exchange between Mrs. Jones and Jones about a janitor. Jones jokes a warmer welcome could help him make friends if he turns on a little heat.

Jones

Wash money dispute between Miss Philis and laundress’s daughter

Miss Philis confronts the laundress’s daughter over paying for a wash after a disagreement about arrival time. The girl explains her mother instructed her to come tonight to avoid Miss Philis leaving. Miss Philis insists she would not skip payment, asserting respectable women would not do such a thing.

Miss Philis

Bluffing southern gentleman questions herdboy on Hamilton road

An exchange on the Hamilton road near Wlantyre features a bluff Southern gentleman asking a herdboy if he is heading to Hamilton. The herdboy replies he must know what the man carries before answering, highlighting a terse, witty roadside dialogue.

Hamilton Road Wlantyre Hamilton

NO MEDICINE But Change of Food Gave Final Relief

A Washington woman recalls relief from chronic stomach problems after switching to Grape Nuts. The ad claims overeating of starchy and greasy foods causes indigestion and that changing diet improves digestion, brain function, and nerves.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana General Assembly Senate Adams P. Beatty Allen C. W. Koenig C. J. Moran W. H. F. Moellering Bartholomew W. D. Ault Benton and Warren Stephen Daugherty Blackford and Grant Charles E. Carroll Boone Joseph A. Coons Brown and Monroe Charles Genolin Carroll, Howard and Miami James P. Davis Cass W. G. Fitzer Cass and Fulton H. M. Gardner Clark Earl K. Friend E. C. Mitchell Clay Albert M. Diel Owen John M. Duncan Clinton N. B. Combs Crawford and Perry Samuel Benz Daviess John Hoddinott Dearborn Edgar S. Sale W. J. Kincaid DeKalb E. M. Kennan J. W. Schafer C. W. Barnhart Bubois and Pike Robert Kemp Charles F. Stevens J. E. Riley Willtiam Jones Greene J. M. Wiseman Hamilton—Bailey Hawkins Hamilton and Tipton William Dunham Hancock Robert Reeves Harrison—Remmie Bierly Hendricks John Dugan Henry—N. W. C. Reeves Huntington J. B. Dickinson Huntington, Kosciusko Whitley Cary Meyer Jay—James B. Fleming Jefferson Jos M. Cravens Jennings and Scott Mark Storen Johnson H. E. Lochry G. Gilmore Kosciiusko Richard Vandervoor LaGrange and Steuben Lewis Price Lake William Newton Newton W. B. van Horn Laporte and Porter A. J. Smutzer Madison Charles Biddle Charles E. Smith A. Cunningham Montgomery Sam E. Voris Montgomery and Tippecanoe Perry Davis Morgan William Deck Switzerland Stephen J. Dibble Posey Charles Nix Pulaski, Starke and St. Joseph Peter A. Follmer Putnam Randolph C. S. Pierce Ripley G. C. Bos Rush Oliver C.norris Shelby George S. Billman Spencer W. W. Kellams St. Joseph George W.sands Charles Weidler Sullivan Charles Bedwell Tippecanoe George D. Franklin James ‘T. Beslan Mark W. Lyday J. M. Masselink James F. Beyer Wabash John Isenbarger Warrick Joseph H. Madden Wayne John W. Judkins Wells M. M. Justus Howard Jackson Laporte Lawrence Nobile Parke Allen and Adams Stephen B. Fleming Boone and Hendricks Thomas L. Neal Brown, Jackson Edward P. Elsner Carroll and Canton Fred Engle Y. M. C. A. State Convention Yazoo Mieslesippi Valley Ralston AGAMS Brown Carroll Grant Seeeeeeseseseces OS Seweneseeses Hamilton Eetoereeces Hancock Peeeaeaseree Harrison Steeeeseeas Hendricks Meson Wane Henry Peererresecare Howard Weeeeeseeene Eresae Jackson Weetuceeee Jasper Sveeeeeescaees Jay Meeeesasaeeseeee Jefferson Pee Laporte Pewee Cencans Marion Teseee Marshall Weesee Martin Peoeasesene Eee Miami Eons Peseeresere Monroe Tecerensee Eee Noble Snesenece Orange C.ceeecne TSS Spencer Weeaseeessee Steuben Seeen Wairren Whitley Seecersseace Eceaseee Snes Dtt Soo
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