Studebaker Workers Organize to Fight High Coal Prices
In South Bend Indiana two thousand three hundred Studebaker employees form a coalition to combat rising coal costs. Circulation of handbills promotes joining the Haram Coal Club for cheaper coal and independence from the coal trust. Plans for a mass meeting follow factory hours as organizers withhold full strategy.
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Seeath Bend
Stude Saker Corporation
Coal Trust
Harlam Coal Club
Hargaan Coal Club
Studebaker
Mass meeting launches Good Government League in city
A mass meeting Sunday with broad church representation formed the Good Government League to root out social evils. Ministers and Frank Matthews urged strict law enforcement, while the Rev J Boyd Jones announced ministerial reps on the league executive committee. Meanwhile Danville notes report Frank Sharp jailed on a barn burning charge as further unrest and historic reflections on Thanksgiving day’s origins appear in essay form.
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Anderson
Good Government League
Frank Matthews
Police Board
Matthews
J. Boyd Jones
Ministerial Association
C. M. Dinsmore
First Baptist Church
G. D. Cleworth
First
M. E. Church
B. Brooks
Grace M. E. Church
Danville
Frank Sharp
Plainfield
Origin of Thanksgiving in early American history
The article traces the roots of Thanksgiving from 1605 to the Plymouth 1621 harvest festival. It distinguishes the Mayflower pilgrims from the Monhegan service, notes Winslow’s 1621 letters, and describes the first weeklong feast with fowl and deer, athletic games, and prayers, without formal church services.
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United States
New England
Luther
Rome
England
Egypt
Isis
Plutarch
Bacchus
Tabernaclea
Racshus
Massachusetts
Church of England
America
Monhegan
Sagadoc
Massachusetts Historical Society Proceedings
William White
Susannah Tilly
Peregrine White
Capa Cod Harbor
Sunne
Susannah White
Plymouth
Brewster
Standish
Bradford
Edward Winslow
Winslow
Maseasout
Richard Carew
Cornwell
Fatherland
Logansport Scouts Build Log Cabin North of City
Indiana news brief lists Logansport Boy Scouts constructing a log cabin north of the city with completion expected before snow flies.
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Logansport
Boy Scouts
Loganeport
Elwood
Fanny Tharp
Robert Heaton
Emma Heaton
Knightstown
Huspana
Indianapolis
Bowling Green
James Killion
Here
Madison
Alonzo Thornton
William Alexander
Manilla
Auburn
George Greenwalt
Peru
Harvey Whitney
Wabash
Columbus
Walford Weithoff
H. E. Weithoff
Chicago
Greenfield
Lawrenceburg
Kenneth M. Whitney
Whitney
American Red Cross Society
Linton County
H. &. Crishaw
L. D. Summers
Misa Lureh Pettijohn
Walter Carter
Princeton
Order of Quails
Linton
Jonas Stiff
Belle Stiff
Southeastern
Philip Smith
Holton
Ripley County
Southeastern Hospital
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Indiana News
Booneville
Levi Lockhart
Ora Davis
Warwick
Spencer
Lockhart
Coleman Dawson
Bows
Davis
Walter Rhine‘fhardt
James
Big Smoke
Michael
Plabe
Mt. Vernon
Ph Conner
McKinley
Tigton
William Gray
Clyde Findling
Meidemith
Gray
Kekomo
Cally Webb
Lake Erie
Albany
John
Kay
Fredericksburg
Frank B. Reaves
Oath Bend
Ind
Frank B
End Watch Company
Europe
Meares
Grey City
William Caton
Brunswick
Caton
Sefresk
Ypasik
Mianii County
Demeter
Theocritus
S8imichidas
Thalysia
Virgil
Martinmaas
Henry V
Agincourt
Edward
Leyden
Holand
Aiege
Elizabeth
Nicol
Elisabeth
Stowe
Citisena
London
St. Paul's Cross
Jon
Bartey
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