Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Lafayette
The twelfth annual Indiana DAR conference meets October 8–10 in Lafayette. Mrs. James M. Fowler hosts visitors and Mrs. Matthew T. Scott travels from Washington to speak. About 125 guests and 35 chapters attend with officers to be elected on October 10. M. M. Scott and Frances Haberly Robertson headline a slate of addresses and receptions accompany sessions at the Second Presbyterian Church.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Lafayette
Second Presbyterian Church
James M. Fowler
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Matthew T. Scott
Washington
Fowler
Frances Haberly Robertson
Fort Wayne
William A. Cullop
Reaji
Panama Canal Featured At Fifth Indiana Federated Convention
The fifth annual Indiana Federated Commercial clubs convention will be held October 3 and 4 at Indiana Harbor with speakers including Samuel M. Foster W A Evans Harry A Wheeler Charles Nagel James R Hanna Theodore F Thomas and Jesse Taylor. A banquet opens the event and the program lists talks on sewage disposal industrial expansion good roads and the Panama Canal among other topics.
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Indiana Federated Commercial Clubs
Indiana Harbor
Samuel M. Foster
Indiana Federated Clubs
W. A. Evans
Health
Chicago
Harry A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce Associations of the United States
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Washington
James R. Hanna
Des Moines
Theodore F. Thomas
Fort Wayne
Calumet District
Virgil S. Reiter
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Hammond
Commercial Club of
East Chicago
A. G. Lundquist
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Panama Canal
Department of Commerce and Labor
Theodore F. Theime
Real estate firm files Articles of Incorporation
Articles of incorporation have been filed with the secretary of state for South Meridian Realty and Improvement Company, Indianapolis. The filing marks formal establishment of the firm’s corporate status and business scope.
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South
Meridian ‘Realty. and Approvement Company
Indianapolis
U.S. Considers Marines at Vera Cruz as Mexico unrest rises
Washington officials say the United States may land marines and bluejackets at Vera Cruz within days to protect Americans and property as rebel activity worsens. The Des Moines arrival is welcomed. federal forces appear to gain control elsewhere in Mexico. A Senate subcommittee has nearly finished two years of Mexico study and will report that U.S. intervention may be needed. The panel cites no American funding for the Orozco revolt and suggests possible U.S. funding for the Madero movement, implicating two large corporations.
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Washington
United States
Vera Cruz
Mex
State Department
Mexico
Madero
Republic
Orozco
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Cal
Senate
Alexandria
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Fire Sweeps Detroit Shipyard Plant Destroying Wyandotte Works
Fire of unknown origin swept through the Wyandotte plant of the Detroit Shipbuilding Company in Detroit Michigan on Sunday destroying most of the facility. Company officers estimate losses may exceed 200000 dollars and damage is described as extensive across the shipbuilding site.
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Detroit, Mich
Wyandotte
Detroit Shipbuilding
Typhoon Kills 300 as Warships and Vessels Sunk
A severe typhoon along southern Japan on Monday caused massive losses. About 300 people perished as naval destroyers F Fubuki and Tachibana were wrecked, hundreds of small craft sunk, Nagoya suffered heavy damage with 20 dead, and Osaka prefecture faced widespread destruction. Estimated damage tops 5 million dollars. The government began relief efforts and ships are sent to storm victims. The steamer Kicko Maru is reported to have vanished with all aboard.
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Tokyo
Japan
Fubuki
Tachibana
Yokaichi
Nagoya
Aichi
Shikou
Osaka
Take Two In Bank Theft Ends With St Louis Arrest
A year long chase culminated in St Louis with the arrest of J C Adams wanted as a bank robber related to the 320000 New Westminster heist. His alleged wife Jeannette Little was captured in Edwardsville Illinois as private detectives and police closed in.
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St. Louis
Chase
New Westminster
B. C
J. C. Adams
Jeannette Little
Edwardsville
Minister's Wife Killed in Auto Crash Near Salina
Mrs. W K Pierce wife of a Methodist pastor at Ada Kansas was killed in an automobile crash when a bridge gave way near Salina on Sunday. Her husband was fatally injured and their six children were hurt.
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Salina
Kan
W .K. Pierce
Ada
Textiles Strike Clash in Lawrence Leaves Two Police Wounded
In Lawrence Massachusetts a 5000 strong textile workers parade fought police after officers tried to disperse the march. Carlo Presca of the I W W led the red flag bearing crowd into a pitched battle injuring officers and prompting a 24 hour sympathy strike.
Four found murdered in Payson farm house fire near Quincy
In Illinois on October 1 a 47 year old man C A Pfanschmidt his 45 year old wife and their 15 year old daughter Blanch along with 24 year old Miss Emma Kaempen were found dead in a farmhouse two miles southeast of Payson after a blaze. Bodies were partly burned and scattered in the cellar and ruins.
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Quincy
Ill
C. A. Pfanschmidt
Blanch
Emma Kaempen
Pfanschmidt
Payson
Miss Kaempen
Blanche
Two Army Air Corps Officers Die In Flight Accident
Washington reports two more fatalities in the U S army air effort at College Park Maryland. Second Lieut L C Rockwell and Corporal F S Scott of the signal corps perished when their aeroplane collapsed near the ground as spectators reached the wreckage Corporal Scott died on impact and Lieut Rockwell died after being rushed to a hospital
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Washington
United States Army
F. S. Scott
Signal Corps
College Park
Scott
Rockwell
Carson Is Dead Former Bureau Chief John Miller Carson Dies
Philadelphia recall John Miller Carson former chief of the bureau of manufactures in the department of commerce and labor died at his home Sunday in public life. He was a well known Pennsylvanian.
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Carson
Philadelphia
Bmaj
John ‘Miller “Carson
Bureau ‘of Manufactures of
Department of Commerce and Labor
Six Hurt In Collision
Barstow California October 1 Two passengers were fatally injured and four hurt when a Santa Fe freight train crashed near Barstow. The accident disrupted rail traffic as emergency crews assisted victims at the scene. Authorities investigated the cause of the crash and preliminary reports cited a possible roadway crossing fault.
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Barstow
Cal
Hedges N. Y. Nominee for Governor by GOP on Third Ballot
Saratoga Sept. 28 The Republican state convention nominated Job E. Hedges of New York City for governor on the third ballot after he led from the start and gained steady strength. Wadsworth as lieutenant governor and Hugo, Cunningham, Archer, Steinbrink, Williams, Hiscock were named for other top posts amid a unanimous nomination show of support.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Job E. Hedges
New York City
Hedges
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Geneseo
Francis M Hugo
Watertown
William D. Cunningham
Ellenville
William Archer
Westchester
Meter Steinbrink
Brooklyn
Frank W. Williams
Orange
Justice Court of Appeals
Frank H. Hiscock
Onondaga
Assembly
Willian S. Bennet
William H. Daniels
Buffalo
P. W. Cullinan
Oswego
Edgar T. Brackett
Arbuckle Estate Worth Record $29.6 Million in 1919 Report
John Arbuckle died last March leaving an estate of $29,613,344.66 per Transfer Tax Appraiser Monahan. Arbuckle Bros was a partnership not a corporation with Arbuckle owning one third. heirs Christina Arbuckle and Mrs Catherine A Jamison each inherit $14,806,672.33. Inheritance tax totals $1,158,433.78.
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New York
John Arbuckle
Monahan
Kings County
Arbuckle Bros
Christina Arbuckle
Brooklyn
Catherine A. Jamison
Pittsburg
America
Happenings in Indiana Shelbyville and Nearby Crises
Christian Union churches of Indiana hold their forty ninth annual council at Blue Ridge church electing officers led by President Rev. G F Callon and Secretary Rev O J McMullen Forty delegates attend with sermons by Revs Mann and Pardament in Michigan City James Collier 27 dies by suicide in Dearborn County prison after assault and battery robbery conviction John Morris 31 dies from bowel perforation after a meal in Vincennes Fred Hoppingarrar three years old burned to death near Syracuse Mrs Charles Doctor of Antwerp dies of typhoid in Fort Wayne scaffold collapse injures Joseph Catalan and John Morlo in Valparaiso Herbert Wipple commits suicide in Mount Vernon after quarrel with father in law.
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Indiana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
Indianapolis
L. W. Jackman
Vincennes
A. L. Jenkins
Richmond
Indiana
National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
Atlanta
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Muncie
FE. H. Ferry
H. M. Smith
Terre Haute
John E. Milner
M.S. Scudder
Rushville
J. F. Laramore
Anderson
Fred A. Gregory
Charles Langel
Ll. W. Jackman
Mark A. Matthews
D. D
Seattle
Wash
General Assembly
G G. Mahy
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Cochran
Board of Education
W. R. King
Monmouth
John Fox
New York
American Bible Society
William C. Covert
Chicago
William McKibbin
Lane Seminary
Cincinnati
Synod of Indiana
Frank C. Hood
Madison
Peon P. Marshall
Bloomfield
John B. Miller
Joseph P. Durham
Frank Bass
Maj. R. Wilson
D. L. Wilson
Mmes
J. H. Deitzer
T. D. McLaine
Harry Sorden
Frank Doble
W. V. Dorsey
Guy Campbell
Margaret Cossairt
Laurs
Kent
Frank Sheldon
L. Major
S. P. McCrea
J. W. Billman
Cyrus Lemmon
George Kent
H. K. Morris
W. B. Kirk
Catherine Chenhall
E. R. North
Florence McCrea
Shelbyville
Christian Union Churches of
Blue Ridge
G. F. Callon
Columbus
D. L. Vardament
Greencastle
O. J. McMullen
A. D. Mann
Marion
A. Burns
Alert
Mann
Pardament
Michigan City
James Collier
Dearborn County
State Prison
Department For the Criminal Insane
Fort Wayne
Charles
Antwerp
Lawrence Textile Strike Expands Over Ettor and Giovanitti Arrests
In Lawrence Massachusetts on September 30 twelve thousand textile workers walked out in protest of the imprisonment of Joseph Ettor Arturo Giovannitti and Antonio Caruso. The walkout blocks Ayer Washington Prospect and Wood mills and Arlington cotton mills. Thirty two thousand workers are employed in the plants. Caruso a worker faces murder charges in the Lopizzo case. Ettor and Giovannitti regarded as I W W organizers are held as accessories before the fact to Lopizzo death.
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Lawrence
Mass
Joseph Ettor
Arturo Giovannitti
Antonio Caruso
Ayer
Washington
Prospect and Wood Mills
American Woolen Company
Arlington Cotton Mills
Caruso
Annie Lopizzo
Ettor
Giovannitti
Industrial Workers of the World
Lopizzo
Dead stock speculator found in Janesville yards
E lawyer, a long time stock speculator, was found dead with a bullet wound in the head at Janesville railroad yards. Authorities suspect murder as the body was located in the transportation area.
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Janesville
Wis
Tamaqua
Panther Creek Valley
Newark
Ohio
Elizabeth Tyrell
Chicago
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Fort Sheridan
Army
Cruiser Isat Foochow Washington Sept 30
Fragmentary OCR mentions a cruiser Isat at Foochow with an incomplete Washington note dated September 30. No clear event, outcome, or entities other than locations and dates.
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Isat
Foochow
Washington
Governor orders suit to block Porter race meet
Governor Marshall instructs Attorney General Honan to sue in Lake county circuit court to stop the Mineral Springs Jockey club race meet slated for mid October in Porter. Also reports: separate items from Indiana towns address suicides, train death, university foreman death, kitchen dumping, and railroad injury.
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Indianapolis
Marshall
Honan
Lake County
Mineral Springs
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State Board of Health
State Board
Association
Indiana ‘Railroad — ‘Commission
Presbyterian Synod
Presbyterian Synod of Indiana
Good Roads
Jesse Taylor
Good Roads Association of
TY Cobb and
Woodrow Wilson
Ty” Cobb
Detroit
Wilson
Georgia
White House
Cobb
Gruiser Des Moines
Vera Cruz, Mex
Federals
Carlo Presca
Presca
Thomas McCarlie
Ludwig
McCarlie
Presea
Joseph Caruso
Anna Lopizzo
Farmer
Washington City
Wadsworth
Arbuckle
Kings ‘County
John Morris
Morris
Syracuse
Fred Hoppingarrar
Valparaiso
Joseph Catalan
John Morlo
Catalan
Mount Mernon
Herbert Wipple
Wipple
Lawrence Mills
Charles Williams
Rugby
W. C. Rominger
Harry JL. Haiffey
Allen County
Grabhill
Bloomington
Rolli Tell
Indiana University
Kentling
Tell
St. Paul
Here
Will Small
Greenfield
Small
Huntington
aArthur ~ Co
Hirnetse
Erie
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