Evangelist Daisy Barr Draws Crowd at Tabernacle
The tabernacle hosted a Friendship Day event led by evangelist Daisy Douglas Barr. About fourteen people pledged to join the church, and Barr urged forgiveness and love as core Christian values. Delegations from Warthers, American Legion, and ex-service groups attended, with plans for mothers day observances and student night.
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Baptist Church
Daisy Douglas Barr
Theig Tabernacle
Toy
Greep Castle
Hari
God
Jesus Christ
Babyich
Ellow
Tavernaele
Tabernacle
DePauw
Special Baptismal Service at Christian Church
A special baptismal service will be held at 2 pm Sunday at the Christian Church. Those who have confessed and not yet been baptized are asked to be ready, and transfer members are also asked to be prepared for reception.
Foster Named Chief Originator of Strike
Justice investigators report William Z. Foster, leader of the steel strike, as the prime mover behind the outlaw railroad strike. The government says evidence shows the directing impulse and will defer prosecutions pending striker reaction.
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Washington
Department of Justice
William Z. Foster
Break in Chicago terminal district strikes with return to work
In Chicago, officers report groups of strikers on the Pennsylvania, Soo line and Chicago Rock Island Pacific will return to work soon. Enginemen on several roads vote to resume tomorrow or Friday as BB(Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen) VP Edward Corrogan confirms. In New York, Edward McHugh says with the railroad labor board appointed, workers seek wage gains and reject political leadership, insisting their strength remains intact.
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Chicago
Chicago Terminal
Pennsylvania
Soo Line
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Edward Corrogan
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
New York
New Jersey
Edward McHugh
Railroad Labor Board
Richard H Bowen Burial Set For Saturday
The body of Richard H Bowen in Forest Hill Cemetery vault since January is to be buried Saturday at 11 am with short services at the grave. Bowen died January 27 at his Putromvil's home after a period of illness.
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Richard H. Bowen
Forest Hill Cemetery
Forest Hill
Mr. Bowen
Putromvil's
Indiana Home Special Train Showcases Running Water for Farms
The Indiana Home Special Train toured Green Castle on Wednesday morning with over 400 visitors. Purdue University led the effort to promote running water in country homes along with lighting, septic tanks, and labor-saving devices. Lectures emphasized making farm life attractive to keep farmers on the land and secure the nation’s food supply.
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Indiana
Greencastle
New York Central
Purdue University
W. Q. Fitch
Purdue
Putnam County Raises Monument Fund Drive Quota
Putnam County schools exceed their $52 quota for a monument to honor France and the U S friendship. Frederick McMonnies designed the $250000 project to stand on the Marne battlefield site. Roachdale New Maysville report pending. Also notes about local clubs and a runaway locomotive incident in Chicago.
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Putnam
Putnam County
Marne
France
United States
Frederick McMonnies
Greencastle City
Potepees
Cloverdale
Narcastienne
Ordanuan
Bouter DeClinton
Bain
Filipinos Seek U.S. Promise of Independence
Secretary Maximo Kalaw argues that independence for the Philippines hinges on the ability of Filipinos to govern themselves. He notes the United States historically tied independence to stable government and cites Cuba as precedent, asserting that the Jones Law already established a stable Philippine government.
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Maximo MM. Kalaw
Millippine Mission
Philippines
Filipino push for independence framed as U S obligation
A governor general informs Congress that Filipinos have established a stable government elected by suffrage and capable of maintaining order. They seek independence under various possible arrangements, asserting the United States must honor its promises and fulfill its obligations.
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Congress
Philippine
United States
America
League of Nations
England
Japan
France
Tate
Army Air Service expands flight training for enlisted men
The United States Army Air Service selected 194 enlisted men for flying training. Cadets at Carlstrom Field in Florida and March Field in California receive a nine month to one year course, earning 100 dollars monthly, with completion leading to commissions in the aviation section of the signal reserve corps. A waiting list of about 140 cadets exists as facilities expand for civilian applicants.
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United States Army Air Service
United States
Carlstrom Flelt
Aredia Florida
Mareh Seld
Riverside Cal
Germany
Lafayette Esville
Air Serving
Signal Reserve Corps
Taining
Army Air Service
Ice Jam Traps 300 Sailors in St Lawrence River
About 300 American sailors and boats are trapped in an ice jam in the middle of the St Lawrence river. They are surrounded by three feet of ice and can advance only 32 feet per day with 16 feet up river and 16 down with the tide. Officials fear damage may be limited before time.
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St. Lawrence
Lce
Nagle
Sedan
Andrews
Andrews Wears Gold Stripes and a French Bride
A WWI sergeant recounts earning five gold service stripes and other honors in France and Germany before returning home on January 24, 1920. He married a French teacher after three months of effort, spoke of armistice relief, and recalled key battles including St Mihiel and the Argonne.
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Bride
Sergi
Charles Be, Andrews
United States
France
Germany
Chicago
Port Sheridan
Andrews
America
Eye
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Contiony
Soissona
St Mihiel
Argonne
the Marne
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Alma Garvin
Margaret .Hamrick
Womans Bible
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Thome
West Poplar’ Street
Ohicago & Western Uliners Railroad
Stsels
Maximo M. Kalaw
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Somerville
Democratie
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