German Works Run By State
State controls major German industrial sectors including arsenals naval yards electricity and aluminum plants. Government holdings form the German Industrial Stock Company with extensive plants at Bitterfeld Senftenberg Lauta and Spremberg supplying power to industry and military needs. Government ownership extends to iron and steel mills Lloyd shipping and other heavy industries with plans to resume exports under new rules while facing export duty protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Genny
Ita Coal
Go Stinnes
Ber
Numry
Bitterfield
Electric
Witten
Berlin
Leipsic
Saxony
Central German Power Works Company
Senftenberg
Lauta
Niederlaustzer
Spremberg
East Prussia
Alzworks
Munich
Dr. Wacker Alexander Company
Lower
Alz
Wurttemberg Rural Electric Company
Wurttemberg
Germany
Horrem
Bitterfeld
Rummelsburg
Erftwerk Company
Grevenbroich
Lower Rhine
Ilseder Smelting Company
Peiner Rolling Mills Company
Westphalia
Bavarian Lloyd Shipping Company
Regensburg
Bavanian Lloyd
Danube
Ths
Odin
Berto
Een
German Metal Economic League
Wolff Telegraph Bureau
Holland
Switzerland
Denmark
Separated for 41 Years Then Kiss and Make Up
Mrs Marywala and L Walrad, each seven, met at the Sol Qarey home in Leavenworth Rin. It was their first meeting in years and the first time Walrad had seen him since a prior separation in Joplin. Walrad lives in Mand Okla.
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Marywala
L. Walrad
Leavenworth
Rin
Webb
Tnie
Walrad
Blame for Piave collapse pinned on Emperor Carl
A wartime commission report assigns responsibility for the Austro Italian defeat at the Piave to Emperor Karl I. It cites three conflicting orders on November 2, 1918, between revoking and reissuing an armistice. The panel questions whether fear of a return of the army influenced decisions more than any other factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Piave
Carl
Hoosier News Briefs From Indiana and Nearby
Indiana counties claim top honors in livestock judging with Blackford County led by Mark Langdon Charles Clamme Jr and Vaughn Johnson winning a 200 dollar trophy and Chicago trip. Dearborn County tops dairy judging and will compete nationally in Chicago. Weather and crop reports note heavy rains easing potato fears while fruit supplies flood markets. Bridge bids cut costs in Clark County and Anderson imposes poll tax for adults. Purdue enrollment above 2700 with many women students. Indianapolis schools crowded forcing split sessions. State fair attendance exceeds 100000 as peppermint area gains acres and hog market progresses in Indianapolis.
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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
UL. Crumpacker
Porter Superior Court
James
Red) Parker
Thomas
Albert Batchelor
Dan Trkulja
Herman Uecker
State Bank
Tolleston
Lake
Crown Point
State Supreme Court
Columbus
Hve
Stephen Sparks
Sparks
Richmond
Wayne County Council
Lafayette
Purdue University
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Evansville
Routh Bend
Peppermint Growers’ Association
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Union
St Joseph County
Bermuda
Laredo
Tex
United States
L. H. Wright
State Highway Commission
Public Service Commission
Tnhnois Sand and Gravel Producers’ Association
State Highway Department
Franklin
Franklin Canning Company
Fame Canning Company
New York
Wabash
North Manchester
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service For
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Benton
Warren
Alexandria
M. C. Beybert
Monroe Township
Romance Turns Tragedy Into Exoneration in Chicago
Ruth Wood and Roy Shayne linked to the Loftis murder in a sensational Chicago case. Both were arrested after Loftis lay dead at his Northside apartment. After intense public scrutiny, the couple were exonerated and quietly married two weeks later in Waukegan.
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Chicago
Ruth Wood
Samuel T. A. Loftis
Waukegan
Roy M. Shayne
Miss Wood
Roy
Ruth
Roy Shayne
John T. Shayne
Shayne
Edgewater Beach
Styne
Loftis
Miss Woods
Misa Wood
Papera
Babe's Appeal Touches Father in New Castle
A Cleveland based letter from Betty Reno moves her father Mr. Reno and brothers Jay and Ralph in New Castle Pennsylvania. He reads Betty's appeal in the paper and cannot work, sending money and promising to help the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
New Castle
Betty the Reno
Jay
Ralph
Reno
Cleveland
Betty
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National Woman's Party
Misa Alice Paul
Tennessee
Bonomic Bureau
Reichstag
Iron and Steel Mills
United States Army Air Service
Bor
Nts Gantry
Sina
Hoosier News
Witlim St. Clair
Dhig City
Indianapolia
Reenter Ax Post
Hammond
Railway Motor Car Company
R. B. Barter
Harter
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