Northern Indiana Editorial association names officers at Laporte
At the final Laporte session of the Northern Indiana Editorial association new officers were elected and next meeting tentatively set for Goshen. Resolutions praised Michigan City prison, noted deaths of Frank Willis and James McDonald, urged foreign ad agency organization, and shunned politics during the two day gathering. President Harry B. Darling of La Porte leads a push to expand membership among editors north of Indianapolis as the group aims to become a major national editorial body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Laporte
Michigan City
Indiana
Frank W. Willis
Waterloco Press
James E. McDonald
Ligonier Banner
National Editorial Association
A. D. Moffett
Elwood
Harry B. Darling
W. H B. Grover
Milford
J. P. Simons
Monticello
G. N. Murray
Nappanee
Chester McCormick
North Judson
Goshen
Darling
Northern Indiana Association
United States
Richard M. Milburn
George William Curtis
Dale J. Crittenberger
Anderson
S. I. Kessler
Kessler
Laporte Argus
Association
John B. Stoll
South Bend
Attedance
G. F. Seymour
Study of Rural Life under Indiana Charity Conference plan
Announcement by Amos Butler secretary of the board of charities names a committee to investigate rural life conditions for the Indiana State Conference of Charities and Correction to be held November 15 to 18 at Gary. Members include W A Millis Henry A Barnhart C A Greathouse Aaron Jones Sy G J Christie V C Meredith F E B Lamley J E Hurry Nathan Bourne John Brown Lapp and others with early investigations on health sanitation church and school life and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos . Butler
Board of
To Charities
Indiana State Conference of Charities and Correction
Gary
W. A. Millis
Hanover ‘College
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
C. A
Greathouse
Indianapolis
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Sy G.J. Christie
Lafayette
V.C. Meredith
Cambridge City
F_ EB. Lamley
Irvington
J.E -Hurry
Nathan. Bourne
College - Corner
Indiana conference lists Committee on Human Element in Industry
The State Conference of Charities and Corrections announces its committee on human element in industry led by George A H Shideler of Marion with members including State Senator Grube Plymouth, John Walsh Indianapolis, Mrs. Lockwood Indianapolis, Matt Hart Dunkirk, Alfred Ogle Terre Haute and others. The courts and prisons committee is also announced with Judge W H Eichhorn of Bluffton as chair and members from Goshen Fort Wayne Bloomington and more.
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State Conference of Charities and Correction
Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Gary
George A. H. Shideler
Marion
Harry EB. Grube
Plymouth
John J. Walsh
Indianapolis
John ©. Haswell
Mra
W. H. Lockwood
Matt Hart
Dunkirk
Alfred M. Ogle
Terre Haute
J. A. Schneider
Evansville
A. G. Eberhardt
Mishawaka
David R. Barfield
George Leggett
Winchester
Charlee Buahman
Samuel M. Foster
Fort Wayne
Richard Ebel
South Bend
Edward Berry
Frank Duffy
R. A. Ogg
Greencastle
Thomas Dean
Isaac Halpin
W. HB. Miller
Lee Rodman
Canselton
Melville W. Mix
H. J. Conway
Lafayette
William A. Greene
George E. Seidel
Richmond
A. G. Cavins
Charles Fox
Robert L. Moorehead
William Houston
John E. Frederick
Vincennes
Timothy Howard
Paul E. Bowers
Michigan City
J.H. Walker
Jeffersonville
R. B
von KleinSmid
D. C. Peyton
E. J. Fogarty
Harry B. Darling
Laporte
QO. L. Kiplinger
Emily E. Rhroades
J. P. Dunn
Indianapol S
Alice W. Poynter
Sullivan
Guy B. Humphreys
Bloomington
W. B. Campbell
Anderson
James A. Colling
Indiana national bank deposits fall by over 4.58 million this period
Acting Controller of Currency T. P. Kane reports a drop of 4,588,949.99 in Indiana national banks deposits since June 4. Indianapolis deposits fell 2,320,082.87, with the rest of the state down 2,263,867.12, as of the August 8 call compared with the last call.
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T. P.kane
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Indianpolis
National ‘Banks
Inianapolis
Fire sweeps Hot Springs in deadly wind driven blaze
Fire origin in a negro cabin sparked widespread devastation in Hot Springs Arkansas destroying fifty blocks of businesses and many homes. Loss pegged at 6 to 10 million dollars with thousands left homeless and no deaths reported. Governor Hays sent militia to police the ruined district as the blaze burned toward West Mountain.
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Hot Springs
Ark
South Hot Springs
Quapaw
Prospect Avenue
West Mountain
Georges W. Hays
Hot’ ‘Springs
Church ‘Street
Malvern Avenue
Ocracoke Island Reported Safe After Terrific Storm
Beaufort N C September 8 No loss of life occurred on Ocracoke or Portsmouth islands in Pamlico Sound though earlier reports claimed Ocracoke was swept by the sea and hundreds perished. The gale passed with little damage to the two islands while Atlantic near Portsmouth saw notable wreckage and uprooted trees and dead animals in Pamlico Sound.
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Beaufort
N. C
Ocracoke
Portsmouth Islands
Pamlico
Ocracoke Island
Portsmouth
Atlantic
Portsmouth Island
Pamlico Sound
George M Cohan Auto Victim in Hartford Incident
Hartford news reports that George M. Cohan, famed American stage actor, was involved in a vehicle incident on September 6. The brief item notes Cohan as a popular figure and mentions injuries or aftermath with limited detail.
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Hartford
Conn
George’m. Cohan
Huerta Aide Ministers War as Elections Urged Delay
Washington reports two Mexican situation moves draw attention. Nelson O'Shaughnessy denied firm pledge on Huerta candidacy while Gen Trevino expected as minister of war. likely Huerta regime transition discussed. State Department to permit limited arms exports for American self defense as unrest continues.
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Washington
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Geronimo Trevino
Blanquet
Trevino
Huerta
Frederico Gamboa
State Department
Mexico
Wilson
White House
Vera Cruz
Congress
John
Lind
Jerome Acquitted in Coaticook Court Amid Tense Aftermath
Judge Mulvena dismissed the Jerome charge after hearing three witnesses noting lack of legal hold and expressing regret over his treatment. Jerome thanked Canadians for his reception and said he would not misinterpret the sentiment of the best Canadian people by actions of few instigators. A heavy police guard and mob threats surrounded the trial with Crown prosecutor Jacob Nicol present for the defense. The Matteawan fugitive Thaw remained under detention as authorities feared disturbances and planned future legal challenges to Canadian immigration laws.
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Coatiook
Mulvena
William Travers Jerome
Jerome
Coaticook
Canada
Jacob Nicol
New York
Matteawan
Immigration Department
Stanford White
Privy Council
England
Society Woman Found Dead in Lake Michigan near Lake Forest
The body of Mrs. Walter B. Smith, daughter of Hiram R. McCullough and wife of Walter B. Smith, was found in Lake Michigan by the city park at Lake Forest. A rope was tied around her neck and a sand mound with flowers marked the scene. Police call it death by her own action. Mrs. Smith, formerly Florence McCullough, was a prominent Chicago and Eastern society figure and married June 6, 1905.
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Chicago
Walter B. Smith
Hiram R. McCullough
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Byron L. Smith
Northern Trust Company
Lake Michigan
City Park
Lake Forest
Smith
Florence “McCullough
Marvin Hoghitt
Thaw to be moved to Montreal for habeas corpus hearing
In Coatiook Quebec on September 9 an official note said Harry Thaw will be moved to Montreal for a habeas corpus hearing before the king's bench after immigration officials say he may be held until the last moment. Thaw's day yielded two visitors and he spent much time reading press about himself while two girls pleaded for a face to face glimpse. William Travers Jerome is set to appear before District Magistrate Mulvena on a gambling charge, with the hearing moved up and Jerome planning to be in town rather than wait for a later date.
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Coatiook
Que
Montreal
King’s Bench
W. Shurtleff
Harry
Thaw
William Travers Jeromé
Mulvena
Jerome
New York
Menomonie Post Office Contract Awarded to Bailey-Marsh
McAdoo awards the Bailey-Marsh Co of Minneapolis the Menomonie Wisconsin post office project for 46430 dollars the lowest bid from four. Columbia University reports five hundred self supporting students earned 120000 dollars last year. Wilson nominates Charles J. Vopicka for minister to Bulgaria Roumania and Servia. Riley Shepherd aged 93 dies at his Noblesville Indiana home leaving 29 children in multiple generations. He was born in North Carolina and moved to Indiana in 1840. He had been married three times.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Bailey-Marsh Company
Minneapolis
Menomonie
Wis
New York
Columbia University
Wilson
Senate
Charles J. Vopicka
Chicago
Bulgaria
Roumania
Servia
Balkan States
Noblesville
Ynd
Riley Shepherd
North Carolina
Indiana
Shepherd
Caminetti Found Guilty in Mann Act Case
F Drew Caminetti convicted in Judge Van Fleet's court on the first count of transporting Lola Norris from Sacramento to Reno for immoral purposes. Western Fuel Company found guilty and fined $2,000, with related prosecution for alleged defrauding U. S. revenues linked to the Caminetti-Diggs case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Drew Caminetti
van Fleet
Caminetti
Lola Norris
Sacramento
Reno, Ney
Norcross
Tha ‘Western | Fuel Company
Western Fuel Company
United States
Caminetti- Diggs
Peters Wins Third Maine District Seat in Special Election
Portland Maine reports John A Peters Republican of Ellsworth won the Third Maine district seat in a special election Monday to succeed the late Forrest Goodwin. Peters defeated Mayor William Pattaneall Democrat by a clear plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John A. Peters
Ellsworth
Maine
Bar Harbor Express wreck leaves twenty-one dead
New Haven Conn Sept 5 With twenty-one dead and five dying the Bar Harbor express wreck prompts a public inquiry by the state commerce commission into causes. The disaster shocks New York New Haven and Hartford railroad officials and residents await findings.
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Bar Harbor
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New Haven
Conn
New. Haven, Conn
Harbor Express
New . York
Hartford
Railroad
State’ Commerce’ ‘Commission
Demonstration Demands Dispatch of Troops Over Nanking Killings
In Tokyo a mass meeting of about fifteen thousand at Hibiya Park denounced Japanese diplomacy and pressed for troops to China or the resignation of Foreign Minister Baron Makino. The crowd marched on the foreign office, confronted locked gates, and held a five hour rally with delegates negotiating a meeting for September 15.
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Tokio
Japan
Moritaro Abe
Japanese ‘Foreign Office
Hibiya
Park
China
Foreign Office
Nanking
Nobuaki Makino
California
Russia
Mak
Ree Me Christian Association
Havemeyer Brothers Business Note Emerges
A brief item references the Havemeyer Brothers in connection with a local business matter. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Havemeyer Brothers
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Presi Dent ‘of Editorial Association
City of
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John’ ‘H. Julian
Harlywine
Z. W. Clark
Leisure
Logansport
Ed Schoeff
Michigantown
New London
Higginbotham
New Carlisle
Tyner
E. Cc
Ketchem
George Cohan
U. 8
Frenina
Juarez
W. B. Smith
Marvin ‘Hughitt
John’ A. Petera
Bar
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