Tanks and Guns Move to Border Amid Bandit Hunt
U S military transports ship one hundred one man tanks and three thousand rifles to forts near the Mexican border split between San Antonio and Fort Bliss. American aviators report pursuing bandits who abducted Lieutenants Peterson and Davis as four planes join the search along with intensified air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Army Reserve
San Antonio
Fort Bliss
U. S
Marfa
Tex
Mexico
Oppostte Candelaria
Peterson
Davis
Chihuahua
Fort Tiss
Ell Paso
Eighth Cavalry
Washington
Handis
Unitedates
Joseph
Dick Ynan
Southern Department
Rio Grande
H.G Peterson
Paul N. Davis
War Department
Dickman
Low
Carranza
Mexico City
Harold B. Peterson
Paul Davis
Juan Barragain
Tne
United States
Eighth American Cavalry
Toops
Diegues
Southern Department of the Army
Jesus Rentario
Bar Gate Power and Cold Storage face food safety protest
In Prenton New Jersey on August 21 the Bar Gate Power and Cold Storage company and the Bay State Fish company of Boston were summoned before the state department of health to show cause why 57 600 pounds of fish stored for a year should not be destroyed as unfit to eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenton
N. J
Bargat
Coun Ry
Bay State Fish Company
Boston
State Department of Health
Train Kills Two in Indiana and Damages Suit Follows
An Indiana front near Terre Haute reports Adolph Brink and Mary Nelson killed when a train crashed into their car. A. Tt. Heiser, 70, a Clark Wysong & Co. livestock member, dies after his speeding auto skids and overturns near Martinsville. A civil suit in Washington seeks 25 000 damages over a 1918 Liberty Loan incident involving Reverend Darby and a butcher knife threat. Hammond riot developments show US Housing authority warns of federal troops. strikes delay ordnance work and investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Adolph Brink
Mary Nelson
Here
A. Tt. Heiser
Indianapolis
Clark, Wysong and Co
Martinsville
Dleiters
Washington
Walter C. Forster
Atlas Hotel
Liberty Loan
7. W. Darby
First Christian Elemen
Forster
Darby
Charles C. Williams
Jacob L. Fowler
Firman Rodarmel
George W. Dyke
Frnesi FE. Forsythe
Frank B. Fornwald
Louis H. Keith
Edward Wartman
M. Pwitty
James A. Colbert
Tingold S. Mitchell
Henry Lindeman
James A. Gill
Nathan W. Tpeltman
Hugh. L. Cox
Walter Tistfield
Sacob Beitman
Frank Snitt
John Sinnott
Charles B. Colbert
Viscount Grey Named British Ambassador to the United States
Viscount Grey of Chil eden has accepted to fill the post of British ambassador to the United States, marking a key diplomatic appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Grey
Chileden
United States
Texas Guard Recruting Push From Governor’s Authority
Acting under Governor Hobby, Adjutant General Harley and Brigadier General Walters intensify Texas National Guard recruiting. Farley directs northern section to reach full strength while Walters covers the south with help from W. J. Cope, as officials say Washington has not issued orders but speeded guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Cgonvernor Hobby
Adit
James A. Harley
Cen
J. FL Walters
Texas National Guard
Ffarley
Gnard
Walters
STA le
W. J. Cope
Adjutant General
Washington
Hobby
Texas
Louisville and East St Louis Strikes Paralyze Street Car Traffic
In Louisville and East St Louis a major transit strike by 1300 workers stops almost all streetcar service. Union leaders and officers struggle to resolve the walkout as buses and specials attempt to fill the void. International vice president Prant O Shea takes charge in East St Louis and nearby towns to negotiate a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ane
Uber
Lowisvile Street Railway Company
Checire
Evers
Cng
East St Louis
Ave
Prant O'Shea
Mendeisen
O'Shea
Five years' enslavement tale pushes life imprisonment demand
Anna Hill, aged eighteen, testifies about five years of enslavement by John Johnson, prompting State's Attorney Kunke to seek life imprisonment. Johnson was arrested in Wilders amid fears of mob violence if bond failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Anna Hill
John Johnson
Kunke
Wilders
Johnson
Woman Deputy Sheriff Quits in Wabash County
Wabash county's first woman deputy sheriff, Miss Florence Vrooman, has quit her job. She cites her brother Lawrence Vrooman's return from the army to fill her shoes, as her father serves as sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Wabash County
Florence Vrooman
Lawrence Vrooman
Daylight Law Repealed After Veto Override
The Senate sustained the repeal of daylight saving after President Williams vetoed earlier. The vote was AT to Mh, and the law takes effect after clocks are set back in October. It becomes one of the few measures to survive a presidential veto by two thirds in both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aten
Aeca
Senate
Williams
Congress
Fort Harrison Hospital to Close by Septem ber
Indications are the war department will close general hospital No 25 at Fort Benjamin Harrison around September 1. Plans to reorganize a post hospital at the fort have been endorsed by the secretary of war under the closing of the general hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Harrison Hospital
Indianapolis
General Hospital No. 25
Fort Benjamin Harison
War Department
Fort
Secretary of War
General Hospital
Steel unions meet in Youngstown on strike decision
Presidents of 34 AFL International unions with steel industry members meet in Youngstown Ohio to decide whether to call a nation wide strike in the steel sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
International American Federation of Labor Unions
Flyer Claims New Record at Wabash Flight
Six forward and four backward somersaults with a passenger aboard set what Pilot Sweeney of a Wabash aviation company calls a new record. Passenger was Miss Vesta Golding, a local newspaper woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyer
Wabash
Sweeney
Vesta Golding
Plan to Sell Coal at Cost in Shelbyville
Aug 3 report notes local labor unions plan to buy coal in carload lots and sell at cost to working men, aiming to ease fuel costs for labor families in Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Des Moines Street Cars Resume After Strike
Des Moines street cars have resumed operation after striking motormen and conductors considered terms proposed at a citizens committee meeting. The return to service followed the meeting held to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Des Moines
Plains
Bolshevists Held After East Youngstown Raid
Federal agents arrest 118 Russians in Youngstown after breaking up a meeting described as incendiary. An automobile load of red flags and Bolshevik propaganda was seized. officials plan sedition charges against the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
East Youngstown
Big Battle at Milwaukee Riots Stop Packing Plant Strike
Riots near the Cudahy Packing plant in Milwaukee left one man dead and eight wounded. The clash drew three state military companies and deputy sheriffs to restore order after a two week old strike, with authorities under Governor Philipp guiding the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Cudahy
Phillip Westphal
E. LL. Philipp
Shariff Haive
Quell Montreal Race Riot Ends After Police Rush
A race riot in Montreal ended when police reserves moved into the negro quarters. Whites and negroes clashed in the streets firing at each other after three black men attacked a white watchman in a hotel. One assailant was shot in the head and later hospitalized under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
110 Lost as Jap Ship Sinks
The Japanese Transport Shijiki Maru sank after striking 4 Tock off Sanegashima on Aug 15, as reported from Nagasaki. One hundred and ten passengers or crew perished. Also, Paducah shipyard workers end a strike after securing 75 cents per hour for caulking and ship carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sanegashima
Nagasaki
Lioyds
Paducah
Howard Shipyards
Markets Report Listing Wide Range of Farm Prices
Prices for flour, grains, butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, cattle, hogs, sheep and more listed across varied grades and packaging. Includes per sack, per dozen, per hundredweight, and per head figures with retail and wholesale notes. Data covers brands, quality grades, and regional retail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eongehe Timothy
SES
Tiothiy, Bct Pte
City Hall Meeting Reforms and Budget Motions Reported
City council held a regular session Tuesday night and approved several ordinances and budget items. They allocated funds for notes and interest, city attorney expenses, sewer use, home expenses, and a streetlight, plus utility and building permits topics and street work orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
City Wall
Ninth ‘Street
J Street
J. L. Speer
Frank Jones
Indianapolis
State Highway Contracts Put 58.8 Miles Up For Bid
The State Highway Commission will award contracts on Sept 4 for 58.8 miles of state highways across Indiana. Bids close at 7 am. estimated total cost about 1 750 000 dollars across routes in Madison Johnson Vigo Lawrence Warren Lake Porter Tipton Howard Miami. Three roadway types are invited plain concrete monolithic brick and bituminous concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Madison Road
Johnson ‘County
Franklin
Greenwood
Vigo County
Hanois
Terre Haute
Lick Road
Lawrence County
Oranze
Bedford
French Lick
Warrick County
Vanderburg County
Boonville
Lincoln
Lake County
Shereville
Porter County
Range Line
Tipton
Howard
Howard County
Center Township
Miami County
Indianapolis Star
Mayor Allen Plans 70 Sell Carload Of Food Stuff Here
Mayor Charles H. Allen discussed with the government and the quartermaster's department in Chicago a plan to ship a carload of foodstuffs to Bedford for sale at rock bottom prices. The proposal hinges on parcel post rates, as the carload rate would be cheaper than sending individual parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Termaster’s
Chicago
Bedford
Cel Post
Elm Trees of City and Vicinity Die From Mysterious Cause
Local arborists report a sudden die off of elm trees in the city and nearby areas. Officials urge residents to report unusual tree decline and monitor streets for further signs. Research teams collect samples to identify a hidden pathogen or environmental factor behind the loss.
Peritonitis Fatal To Mrs. Stanley Wykoff At Eureka Home
Mrs. Stanley Wykoff died Tuesday night at ten from peritonitis at her mother Mrs. John Perkins home in Eureka. Maude I. Perkins, born February 9 1804, aged 60 years 6 months 10 days, was married to Wykofl September 26. Survivors include her husband, mother, three sisters, and two brothers. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 PM at the First Christian church with interment at Green Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wekont
John Perkins
Miurekal
Maude I. Perkins
Daemark
Wykolf
Nicerill
Pela
Chieagss
Set Sian
Heer
John Ferkins
Lee Gray
Kansas City
Iva Quinn
Indianapolis
John Sears
Homer
Bert. Perkins
First Christian Church
Green Hill
Basket Dinner at Old Union Aug 24 1919
A note invites all to an ao day meeting and basket dinner at Old Union on August 24 1919. Attendees should bring filled baskets and bring a guest. A card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy after the death of James Fitzgerald with special thanks to Rev Williams the Red Men Lodge of Oolitic and to those who offered floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Union
James Fitzgerald
Rev. Williams
Infected Leg Suffering Sought By Delaney Family Child
Lillie Delaney, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Reuben Delaney of 13th street between I and J, is being treated for a painful infected right leg after a calf bite days ago.Inflammation and swelling followed, prompting medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
Reuben Delaney
13Th Street
I and
Freckola Extra Strong Clears Complexion Quickly
Freckola extra strong fades freckles from the skin after first application and continues to whiten blemish free. It usually needs one ounce to complete clear skin. Available at all druggists and toilet counters.
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Ohio
Cararaza
U.S
Hammond
Standard Steel
United States Housing Corporation of
Ordnance
Maryer Brown
Lere
Texas Guard
Organi
Zaton
East St. Louis
Koarlington
Cal Pony
Kirkpatrick
Sid
REDS
Cudahy Plant
Montreal
Shiiki Maru
Lloyds of Lendon
Council
Consid
Lvand 18Th Street
Lew. Knight
Fire Department
Alice. M. Shipp
N and
Water Works Committee
Henry Embree
19Th Street
Will Wood
23Rd
Washington Avenue
Twentythird Street
Charles H. Allen
Lin
Peritonians
Stanley Wykoff
Eureka
W. MM. Dunshine
16Th Streets
John A. Trudson
States
Europe
Cleveland
North G Street
Bedford, Tod
E. H. Cayse
Perry Fitzgerald
Otis Fitzgerald
Jackson
D. J. Holland
M.D. Bedford National Bank
Phome Main
Hodge & Walls
Nove
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