Financial Subjects Discussed at Final Indiana Bankers Session
The Indiana Bankers Association closed its Indianapolis convention with talks on finance and officer elections. M. S. Sonntag was chosen president, John P. Frenzel Jr. vice president, Guy Bracklin treasurer, and Andrew Smith re elected secretary. Aquilla Q. Jones spoke on the Uniform Negotiable Instrument Law while W. E. Balch described Real Credit Information from ledger based banks.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers’ Gssociation
M. S. Sonntag
American Trust and Savings Bank of
Evansville
John P. Frenzel, Jr
Merchants’ National Bank
Guy Bracklin
Farmers’ Deposit Bank of Montpelier
Andrew Smith
Clemency Board Hears Murky Petitions for Parole
Indiana parole board hears numerous clemency requests from inmates including Gerhardt Ittenbach who faces release near his maximum term. Mrs Nalley pleads for her husband’s parole from the reformatory despite misconduct. Attica inmate Lee Bethel seeks release after two years for assault and battery with intent to kill.
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Gerhardt
Ittenbach
Ralph Nalley
Indiana Reformatory
Nalley
Reformatory
Babe
George
D.J
Franklin
Lafayette
Charles Bethel
Attica
Bepalf
Leethel
Ps Se
Dore
Percy Bender
Johnstown
Bender
Dekalb County
Indiana
Leo Kaminsky
Indianapolis
Indiana Electric Light association elects officers in Indianapolis
Thomas F. English of Muncie was chosen president at the fifth annual convention closing session in Indianapolis. Officers include W. D. Ray of Hammond vice president, Thomas Donahue of Lafayette secretary, J. C. Kester of Kokomo treasurer. Committees named for 1913-14 span executive, advisory and an accounting panel to plan sessions focused on accounting work for utilities.
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Thomas F. English
Muncie
Indiana Electric Light Association
Indianapolis
W. D. Ray
Hammond
Thomas Donahue
Lafayette
J. C. Kester
Kokomp
W. Robb
C.C. Perry
F. Bryan
T. F. Grover
C. N. Wilson
T. C. Reynolds
A. C. Blinn
L. B. McNamee
Fred L. Dennis
South Bend
Association
F. A. Newton
Jackson
Mich
Li T. Block
St. Louis
Huddel
Madison
Wis
Thomas
Duncan
service _commission .of
Indiana
ASA
Commission
Sean
Will Gather In Marion For Indiana Library Association Meet
The Indiana Library Association plans its annual Marion convention October 15 to 17 with speakers from Indiana University, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, and Gary. William A. Raggs of Indiana University will discuss extension and libraries. C Pierce Burton of Gary on child literature. Merle Sidener leads publicity. L J Bailey of Gary gives a welcome and Annette L. Clark leads a book symposium.
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Indiapabrary Association
Marion
Willam A. Raggles
Indiana University
Merle Sidener
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
C. Pierce Burton
Gary
L. J. Bailey
Association
Annette L. Clark
Ministry of Books
Mr. Burton
Arthur H. Sapp
Huntington, and Demarchus Co. Brown
State
Istrarian
Hugh T
Alice Goldthwaite
B. B. Shively
Mr. Rawles
Frank G. Bates
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Adam
Treasury issues income tax guide to public
Treasury Department prepares to distribute income tax blanks through post offices and agencies. Cordell Hull explains tax plan with two phase rates and withholding at source rules, plus filing timelines for 1913 and 1914.
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Treasury Department
Post. Office
Washington
Internal Revenue Officers
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Treasury
Hull
Beend
Jung
Apd
United States
Woodruff Stricken After Address in Cooper Union
T L Woodruff of New York city collapsed Monday night in Cooper Union after finishing a speech at a fusion notification meeting. Physicians reported he suffered a paralytic stroke and his condition was serious.
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Woodruff
World Series Oct 7 Umpires Named and Prices Set
National Baseball Commission sets first game for October 7 in New York between the Giants and the Philadelphia club. Umpires named are T H Connolly John Egan William Klem and Charles J Rigler. Prices listed for boxes grandstand and bleacher seats in New York and Philadelphia with alternation of venues after each game.
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Philadelphia
National Baseball Commission
New York
Giants
T. H. Connolly
John Egan
William Klem
Charles J Rlgier
Eccothi
Beata
Spares From Shreveport Reports Murders and Arrests
In Shreveport on September 25 a farmer near Benton was assassinated and his young wife arrested as an accomplice to Robert Chappell, who is identified as the murderer. Both confess. Washington reports include David Lamour called the wolf of Wall Street held for grand jury action on impersonation charges, with a $3,000 bond posted. A. Thornton named Philadelphia postmaster by President Wilson. Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago named special representative to Italy for the Panama California Exposition effort.
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Shreveport
C. A. Carlisle
Benton
Carlisle
Robert Chappell
Washington
David Lamer
Wall Street
New York
Grand Jury
Anson B. Taylor
United States
Twashidet
A. Thornton
Wilson
Philadelphia
Ira ' Nelson Morris
Chicago
Italy
Jerome Hints at Thaw's Hopes in City Report
Concord New York report notes surprising statements by Jerome and attorneys as Tuesday proceedings unfold with Travers and other officials present. The Dep t Bs general for New York is cited in a tense legal setting amid rapid developments.
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Concord
Jerome
Dept
NewYork
Impeachment Demands Against Justice Van Devanter
Des Moines man D T Blodgett accuses Supreme Court Justice Willis Van Devanter of denying a habeas corpus writ after a forgery conviction. Blodgett says he faced double jeopardy and alleges the judge acted fraudulently in denying relief, sparking impeachment charges.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court of the United States
Committee On Judiciary
D. T. Blodgett
Des Moines
van Devanter
Blodgett
Iowa
Tariff Bill Near Completion With Cotton Futures Tax Dispute
Washington report notes the tariff bill is nearly complete with all differences settled except the cotton futures tax. Eight Democrats on the Senate House conference panel resolved most issues after two weeks of closed door work. Six Republican members were summoned to a full committee meeting to review the measure before being sent to the House under Representative Underwood.
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Washington
Conference Committee
Underwood
American Meat Parr Stimulus Prompts Market Debate
A fragmented OCR item mentions American Meat Parr and a stimulus aim to spur activity. The text hints at economic context and policy discussion but lacks clear details or outcomes.
Sulzer impeachment trial exposes fund-raising pressure and threats
Albany news reports governor Sulzer pressed contributors to influence testimony, asking Duncan Peck for a $500 gift to deter witnesses and Henry Morgenthau for a $1,000 donation to treat the affair as personal. The impeaching court moved to trial on actual facts while testimony continued.
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Albany
N. J
Sulzer
Duncan W. Peck
Henry W. .Morgenthau
Turkey
Morgenthau Sworg
Georgia Congressman Read A Seaboray Roddenbery Suffering Health Crisis
Article notes Georgia congressman A Roddenbery of Thomasville left Washington after a nervous breakdown. details of his illness and return home are given with reference to a physician and a long battle with his condition. The report also includes biographical notes about his education at Mercer University and bar admission in 1891.
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Thomasville
Witten States
Seaboray
A. Roddenbery
Georgia
Te ‘S
Mercer
University
Macon
Ito
Lynching and gunfight erupt in HarristonMiss clash ends
A violent day in Harriston Mississippi saw the Jones brothers Walter and Will lynched after a dawn firefight with residents and a guard company arriving from Natchez. Sheriff Hammett and others were shot. trains and a coal chute chase figured in the chaotic events.
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Harriston
Miss
Crai
Sens
Natchez
Walter Jones
Arriv
Will Jones
G. P. Hammett
Jefferson County
White
Jones Brothers
Frank Kennedy
Johanna Aiken
Weeks
Jesse Thompson
Thead Grayson
Teller Warren Allegra
Walter
Will. Jones
Frank Keinstly
Jones
Keinstly
William
Yaroo
Appleby
C.-Bond
Claude Freeman
Fayette
Pritin
Hansmett
Gillis
Sheriff Hammett
Erner Brewer
Walter’ Jones
Tom
Regeahouse
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