War service notes from Indiana towns June 3
Ward Richie of the 3rd division returns from overseas after three years in service with sixteen months in France and Germany. Captain John Swaim, famed northern Indiana basketball referee, is home at Fort Riley after overseas service and a cough. Raymond Robbrough discharged near Warsaw after Camp Jackson duty. Earle Naftzger, YMGA worker in France a year, returns home. Lieutenant Roy Netter arrives home after ten months overseas. Sergeant Malph Lucas and Corporal Frank Guy expected in the U S. Roy Fawley hears of his brother’s U S landing. Lieutenant Edward Lehmidt discharged from Newport News joins his wife’s visit near Warsaw.
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Indiana
J. Swaim
Fort Riley
Kan
Swain
Battefield
Warsaw
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Camp Jackson
Carolina
Earle Naftzger
YMGA
France
Wihohu’ Bake
Lovie J. Naftzger
Roy Netter
Netter
East Center Street
Malph Lucas
United States
Roy Fawley
Prank Guy
Edward W. Lehmidt
Mort Wayne
Newport News
John Stevens
Batwestry
Georgia
President to sail on twelve hours notice after midnight June 5
Brest dispatch reports orders for the George Washington to sail on twelve hours notice after midnight June 5. The Mount Vernon with 6,000 regiments under Major General Walter Gordon departed for New York. The Albany and the Orizaba each with 4,000 men of the Highly-first division sailed for Newport News.
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Preys
Brest
Nner
George Washington
Wigan
Atlantic
Mount Vernon
Walter Gordon
New York
Albony
Orizaba
Newport News
Labor Leaders Push Final Campaign to Save Drink
Labor leaders mobilize to preserve beer and light wines amid Volstead enforcement debates. AFL figures from the Union Label Trades, mining, metal trades, and United Mine Workers lobby against broad prohibition rules as hearings begin in Congress.
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Ity
Washington
House Judiciary Romanties
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Union Label Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Janes Lord
Mining Department
Edgar Wallace
United Mine Workers
James Ryan
Metal Trades Department
Congress
Volatead
House Judiciary
House
Senate
Department of Justice
United States Senate Debate Over Treaty Text Claims
Senator Borah accused unnamed interests in New York of possessing the full German peace treaty while the Senate and people have not seen it. Senator Lodge said he had a copy yesterday and warned others may have copies, with discussion paused during the suffrage debate.
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Washington
New York City
Germany
Borah
Senate
United States
Lodge
New York
Paris
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Swanson
Tlaviga
Berlin
Celebrate Feast of Weeks Shabuoth Observances At Local Congregations
The festival Shabuoth or Feast of Weeks is observed on June 4 and 5 with services at Congregation B'nai Jacob Wayne and Monroe streets. Rabbi Arthur Ginsler speaks Tuesday on Light Love and Law a Three worded Peace Pact. Other church and missionary events include the West Jefferson Church of Christ memorial service and a Congregational Church Ladies picnic on Friday at Frank Miles home with autos meeting the Indiea at Broadway carline.
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Larnet
B'nai Jacob
Wayne
Monroe
Arthur Ginsler
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Society
Frank Miles
South Broadway
Broadway
church notices and gatherings listed for St Johns and others
Community notices outline church activities and meetings. St Johns Reform plans a social bring your own supper event at Mrs Stager 1742 Franklin Ave. Third Presbyterian holds preparatory services and Rev Houtetter speaks on Abiding In Christ. Nasarene Church changes Sunday schedule. Temple hosts Feast of Weeks services with Rabbi Weinstein. Ladies Aid at St Johns Reformed set for sewing and business. Franves Willard WCTU meeting at 420 East Washington Ave with devotional and talk on Christian Citizenship.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Houtetter
Frank J. Brehme
Duluth
Minn
Premies
Willard W.C.T
Willard W. C. TU
East Washington
A.D. Hodell
J. W. Borkert
Flower Mission
Mes
W. A
Parry
Kiwanis Club Reports International Convention
The Tuesday Kiwanis luncheon featured I B Weirweather’s report on the International Kiwanis convention in Birmingham May 20–22. Delegates from every state and Canada attended. topics included labor and women in business. next convention will be in Portland Oregon in June 1920 during the Rose Festival.
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Kiwanis Club
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Wirmingham
I. B. Weirweather
Fort Wayne
Fort
Canada
Rotary Club
Fairweather
Portland
Oregon
Vanderlip Resigns as Head of Largest U.S. Bank
New York June 3 Frank Arthur Vanderlip announced today his resignation as president of the National City Bank. Vanderlip had been elected president in January 1909.
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America
Prem
New York
Frank Arthur Vanderlip
Mla L
Ni Thomas City Bank
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