Germany Expands State Control of Key Industries
After the Spa conference Germany moves to widen state ownership in mining and heavy industry. Government holds major stakes in aluminum, nitrogen, and power works, expanding control from arsenals to central power stations and shipping, while exports of pig metals face new quotas and prices drop abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leipsic
Saxony
Central German Power Works Company
Senftenberg
Lauta
Niederlausitzer
Spremberg
East Prussia
Alzworks
Munich
Dr. Wacker Alexander Company
Lower
Alz
Wurttemberg Rural Electric Company
Wurttemberg
Germany
Horrem
Bitterfeld
Rummelsburg
Firstwork
Grevenbroich
Lower Rhine
Iiseder Smelting Company
Peiner Rolling Mills Company
Westphalia
Bavarian Lloyd Shipping Company
Regensburg
State
Lloyd
Danube
Tts
Odin
Balti
German Metal Economic League
Wolff Telegraph Bureau
Holland
Switzerland
Denmark
Separated Lovers Reconcile After 41 Years At Leavenworth Meeting
Mrs Mary Walla and Charles L Walrad both 76 met at the Soldiers Home in Leavenworth Kansas for the first time in years. Walrad had not seen his daughter since she was five. Mrs Walrad resides in North Miami Oklahoma. The couple had been separated in Joplin in 1879. Three weeks ago he treated his wife.
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Mary Walla
Charles L. Walrad
Leavenworth
Kan
Walrad
Sin
North
Miami
Okla
Joplin
Roy Shayne
John T. Shayne
Ruth
Shayne
Edgewater Beach
Samuel T. A. Loftis
Blame for Piave disaster laid on Emperor Carl
A wartime inquiry reports that Emperor Karl I issued three conflicting orders on November 2 1918 during the Piave campaign. It says he revoked an armistice then issued a second order within hours and that he, and his advisers, may have feared a return of the army to Vienna more than any other factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Piave
Carl
Hoosier News Briefs From Indiana in 1920
Indiana news briefs report livestock judging results with Blackford county leading, Dearborn county winning dairy judging, and other county results. Weather and crop notes describe plentiful fruit and mint acreage, potato crops safe from heavy rain, and rising hog markets in Indianapolis. Local notices cover bridge costs, poll tax changes, legal cases, and industry actions across towns including Jeffersonville Anderson Valparaiso Columbus Richmond Lafayette and Evansville.
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Indianapolis
Blackford County
Mark W. Langdon
Charles Clamme, Jr
Vaughn Johnson
Chicago
Decatur
Tipton County
Madison County
Clay County
Dearborn County
Indiana
Madison
Wells
White
Tippecanoe
South Bend
Michigan
Jeffersonville
Board of Commissioners
Clark County
Anderson
Valparaiso
H. L. Crumpacker
Porter Superior Court
James
Red) Parker
Thomas
Albert Batchelor
Dan Trkuija
Kitling
Herman Uecker
State Bank
Torleston
Lake
Crown Point
State Supreme Court
Columbus
Stephen Sparks
Sparks
Richmond
Wayne County Council
Lafayette
Purdue University
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Evansville
Fius
William St. Clair
Prominent Couple Exonerated in Chicago Tragedy
Ruth Wood and Roy Shayne rose from a two week marriage to become central figures in a sensational case. Loftis lay dead after a night of drinks at his Northside apartment. Both were arrested and grilled but ultimately exonerated amidst a citywide media frenzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ruth Wood
Samuel T. A. Loftis
Waukegan
Roy M. Shayne
Miss Wood
Roy
Ruth
Loftis
Loftia
Miss Woods
Shayne
Babe's Appeal Moves Father in New Castle
Betty dane Teno and brothers Tagane Reaton share a plea from Cleveland addressed to Mr. Reno. He read Betty's letter in the paper while working away from home, sent a money order, and vowed to make amends after deserting his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
New Castle
Betty Dane Teno
Tagane Reaton
Reno
Cleveland
Betty
Bone
Etter
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National Woman's Party
Washington
Alice Paul
Tennessee
Economic Bureau
Reichstag
Gerfen Ang
Nce
Ingo Stinnes
National Economic Bureau of
German Treasury
German Industrial Stock Company
Fedornewitz
Bitterfield
Wittenau
Iron and Steel Mills
United States Army Air Service
Camp Perry
Ohio
Kie
Hoosier News
Peppermint Growers’ Association
Mint
Tradc
Kansas City
Union
St. Joseph County
Bermuda
Laredo
Tex
United States
L. H. Wright
State Highway Commission
Public Service Commission
Tllinois Sand and Gravel Produceers’ Association
State Highway Department
Franklin
Franklin Canning Company
Fame Canning Company
New York
Wabash
North Manchester
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Benton
Warren
Alexandrina
Alexandrina—M. C. Seybert
Monroe Township
Hammond
Railway Motor Car Company
R. B. Harter
Harter