Donations for Washington Park Grand Stand Fund
Donations to Manager Shady Akers support a grand stand at Washington Park. Contributions include Bedford Boiling Works 29.00, Stone City Confectionery 2.00, D. Norman 1.00, James Douthill 1.00, Opal Girdley 0.50, and others totaling a modest sum from local businesses and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Akers
Washington Park
Bedford Boiling Works
C. D. Driscal
Phomus
Stone City Confectionery
S. Pb
Zollman
D. Norman
James Douthill
C. Ee Sustin
Cilia Eke
ROD. Tor
Dunkards Open Conference at Winona Lake
The Church of the Brethren Dunkards opened their national conference at Winona Lake on Wednesday for a ten day meeting. Delegates arrived from across the region and plans were made to house and feed attendees through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Church of the Brethren
Dunkards
Winona Lake
Baad
Resolutions Protest Ball at State House in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Baptist Ministers association adopted resolutions protesting holding a ball in the state house calendar on Tuesday June 10. The event would feature patrols pandls and uniformed units of the imperial conneit of the Mystic Shrine. Resolutions were sent to Governor James P. Goodierh asking him to prevent the ball from taking place in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Inne
Mystic Shrine
Indianapolis Baptist Ministers’ Association
James P. Good Tieh
East Enterprise Fair disbands after 50 year run
Stockholders in the East Enterprise Fair association decided to disband and sold the 31 acre grounds and race back for 6150 dollars. The group had run an annual fair and race meeting for more than half a century but losses in the last decade forced closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
East Enterprise Fair Association
Iine
Anarchist Plot Shocks Nation Washington Bomb Kills One
Washington reports a widespread anarchist plot with bombs aimed at Attorney General Palmer and other officials. A Philadelphia suspect died in Palmer’s blast. New York and Washington incidents linked a national conspiracy with proffered warnings and a strong police pursuit.
Eight Cities Targeted in Nationwide Bomb Plot Against Officials
A suspected nationwide bombing plot injured and killed multiple officials. Targets included U S Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer in Washington and Senator Gr [garbled], Justice Hayden in Boston, Mayor Davis in Cleveland, Judge Knott in New York, and others. At least one person killed and several injured across Newtonville, Paterson, Philadelphia, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Mitchell Palfier
United States
Graude A. Swanson
Virginia
Boston
Albert J F. Hayden
Roxbury Municipal Court
Cleveland
Harry G. Davis
Pittsburgh
William H. Thompson
W. W. Sibray
Bureau of Immigration
New York
Charles C. Knott, Jr
Court of General Sessions
Newtonville
Mass
Leland W. Powers
Philadelphia
Our Lady of Victory
Louis Jagiziaky
Paterson
N. J
Max Gold
Big Strike in Vancouver Sends Labor Action Across City
A general strike of organized labor in Vancouver British Columbia called in sympathy with the Winnipes strike took effect at noon. Exemptions were made for firemen police bakers bakery salesmen milk wagon drivers theater hospital laundry hotel and restaurant workers civic workers grave diggers six city caretakers for parks works street wagons for hospitals hotels and restaurants only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Winnipes
Vioane
Body of Rosa Luxemburg Found in Berlin Canal
The body of Rosa Luxemburg, radical socialist, killed earlier this year in a mob attack alongside Dr. Karl Liebknecht, was recovered from the Landwehr canal after it had wedged in the dike, delaying divers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Landwehr Canal
Rosa Luxembourg
Warl Liebknech
Bank Robbery Drains 43000 From Pittsburg Area Vault
Bank near Pittsburg Kansas is reported robbed during the night of June 4 with Libety bonds totaling 43000 taken after thieves tunneled into the vault. Authorities say the incident reached the police via word received and tracing continues. Meanwhile in Washington every US mint operates 24 hours producing pennies, boosting output to 90 million cents a month to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Kan
Liberty
Washington
United States
Ray Baker
U S Agents Hunt Bomb Plotters Across Cities
President Wilson orders full government effort to track down Monday night bomb outrages in the United States. Secret service and Justice Department agents pursue leads linking attacks to Philadelphia and other cities as a nationwide roundup follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wilson
United States
A. Mitchell Palmer
International prohibition league to form after Anti-Saloon Convention
Washington June 4. The Anti-Saloon League of America opens its national convention here and will run for four days. Representatives from several foreign prohibition groups attend to aid forming an international league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Gay League
Washington
International Prohibition League
Anti-Saloon League of America
International Feague
Plague Devastates Moscow. Typhus Killing Thousands
Copenhagen reports travelers from Russia reveal a Moscow typhus outbreak. Hundreds of thousands are dying daily from the disease. Food scarcity worsens conditions with horse meat reportedly the only available sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Moscow
Russia
Col William G Ball Army Bakeries Chief Named
Col William G Ball United States Army devised and oversaw bakery operations supplying dairy bread for millions. Though an infantryman, his appointment pushed bakeries and machines in England to boost production and support two million soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Ball
US. A
Itechatiead
England
24 Hours' Activities in Bomb Plot Investigation
William J. Flynn, a United States secret service agent, is in charge of a nationwide probe. Seventeen suspects arrested in Pittsburgh including John Johnson. a WoW leader claims he knows the bomb makers. Suspects also detained in Boston Roxbury Pittsfield and Cleveland with ties to Mayor Davis's life attempt. A Philadelphia hat dealer cannot identify the anarchist killed while aiming at Attorney General Palmer. No fresh clues from Washington and New York police. over a dozen suspects in Chicago.
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Ploneer
Falmer
New York
Seavise
Washington
On Hoa
Charles CU. Nett
William Boehner
Nott
Finehner
Gen Cry Palmer
Washittret
Ade Hayden
Roxbury
Mass
Magidla
Putersoan
Glenry
Judge Noll
Vedrs
St. Patrick’s
Philadelphia
United States Secret Service
Munder
William
Miyan
D Awn
Secret Service
Cleveland
Department of Justice
Davis
Z. W. OW
Ames Hiveskin
Trish
Larkin
Chicago
John Tehlinson
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Clevesand
Tolice
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Immigration Office
Jones
Charles CL Nettooda
Paterson
PA Ce
Dtalion
William J. Flynn
United States
John Johnson
Boston
Pittsfield
Clevaland
Palmer
Dozétn
Paris Strike Spreads Amid Labor Tensions And Disruptions
Reports from Paris describe a widening strike with workers objecting to conditions and conflicts with employers. About 100 workers joined protests in the district as electric, tram, and transportation services faced stoppages. authorities moved to contain the unrest.
Flyers Turn A Daring Trick At Belfasc Flight Meet
Teomlons near Daten execute a bold maneuver using a nine crew machine in adverse winds. Pritich and others claim a record as Belfasc hosts the display. The event features a high wing span and notable pilots from Liarland and Watt Whiner, marking a remarkable feat amid challenging conditions.
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Teomlons
Daten
Egeolnsides
Pritich Isles
Belfasc
Hungarians Advancing Against Czech Fronts in Theiss Region
A Budapest dispatch reports Hungarian Soviet troops defeated Nadmiatians north of the Theiss and cut communications between Romanian and Czech fronts. Hungarian forces are said to push along the line as Czechs retreat, with gaps closing between allied fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Theiss
Budagese
Plan to Modify Terms of Peace Plan in Paris Talks
The report outlines Lloyd George favoring a 25.6 billion indemnity and coal for East German industry. German Assembly officials debate surrender for war crimes as Paris discussions continue with Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau and other delegates awaiting allied responses on indemnities and treaty changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Janes
Ecommittee
German National Assembly
Berlin
Paris
Count von Brockdarl-Rantaau
Lloyd George
Arevti
Phe
Britis
Wilson
Chemeneent
Crear Sehinio
Chemeneen Apparenti Ds
Isdauel Firiger
Americagas
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Sae S
Germany
George
Versailles
Iris Fleur-de-Lis Flags Brighten Garden Offerings
Mrs. Z. Otis at 2120 South H St lists Iris varieties including Anna Farr Windham Wyomissing and Shi win Wright with prices from 25c to 1.25 per root. She promotes dozens of colors and solid yellows for hedges and borders, plus 60 varieties available this season and notes local arrivals from Des Moines family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Farr
Windham
Shiwin Wright
Garibaldi
Thorbeek
Tris King
Aurea
Pescock
Titanita
Cordelia
Thatan
Jacquesian
Gracchus
Glorietts
Sambueina
yChelles
Mas G. Reuthe
Siberica
Ff. Z. Otis
South H St
Boone Leonard Joins City School Board Succeeding Fry
Boone Leonard was selected as a member of the city school board at a regular city council meeting, succeeding John R. Fry. John D. Sellers asked for a sidewalk on 20th Street and a water main. both items were referred or acted on. The council approved a small fire truck policy, cemetery repairs funding, and an appropriation for a band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Leonard
John R. Fry
John D. Sellers
20Th Street
Washington Avenue
M Street
J Street
Harris Bolding
Bet. Wash
Ave
Q Street
Water Works Committee
Sarah E. Spurgeo
7Th
8Th Street
Walls& Walls
Mrs Garwood Storer Receives Homecoming From Overseas
Mrs. Garwood Storer received word that her husband had arrived home for relief from overseas. He was in Camden New Jersey awaiting deployment to Camp Sherman to be mustered out of the service.
Walter Clayton Leaves Mouth Vernon for Mines
Walter Clayton of Mouth Vernon and Rainbow Division, nephew of Mr C. B. Franklin, N Street, who had been the guest of Mr and Mrs Franklin over Sunday, left this morning for Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clayton
Mouth Vernon
Rainbow Division
C. BE. Franklin
N Street
Ben
Mr Franklin
Mines
Cheap 3 and 4 room houses with heavy frustration
Real estate ad notes 3 room and 4 room houses offered very cheap but filled with frustration. Bilevy Foddricl, likely advertiser, appears in the fragment.
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A. C. Heldi
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Nation's. Police
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A. Mitehall Palmer
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Marion
S.C
Congress
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Chemnan Owas
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Blue
Claude A. Swanson
Livestrear
Theodore F. Jewell
Helmer H. Bren
Admiral Jewell
Navy
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Nca
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Bamba
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