Britain Reveals Soviet Plan To Recognize Ireland
London reports the government released a white paper with a draft treaty between the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic and the Republic of Ireland. The document, captured in Dublin, outlines mutual recognition, arms control, disarmament, and a ten year duration with revenue sharing.
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London
Republic of Ireland
Dublin
Dermot O’hagerty
Desmond Fitzgerald
Sinn Fein
McCarran
John T. Ryan
Buffalo
Russia
Ireland
Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic
League of Nations
Stola salesman held on blue sky charge
W E Hamilton a 46 year old sales man in Terre Haute was arrested Thursday afternoon by Detectives Burk and McMillan on a blue sky irregular stock sale charge. He canvassed Terre Haute for the Co Op erative Society of America headquartered in Chicago seeking stock buyers promised cost groceries and merchandise. Attorney general prompted the arrest with a prosecutor Johnson warrant.
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Terre Haute
Chicago
W. E. Hamilton
Burk and McMillan
Hamilton
Co-Operative Society of America
Indiana
Johnson
Home Brewers Use 16 000 Tons Of Raisins In 1919
W M Giffen president of the California Associated Raisin Company told a Senate subcommittee that home brewers used over 16 000 tons of raisins in 1919. He estimated the 1918 raisin crop at 167 000 tons and 1919 at 184 000 tons, noting demand from home brewers. he also said the hobby may be waning.
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Washington
W. M. Giffen
California Associated Raisin Company
Senate
Tribute to American Legion Commander taken to Cincinnati
Indianapolis mourns F W Galbraith Jr as a cortege of Legion members and officials escorts his body to Cincinnati for Monday funeral services. Citizens and veterans from Marion County and Fort Benjamin Harrison join the procession and brief Union Station service before departure. Two Chicago officials, Milton Foreman and Henry J. Ryan, remain hospitalized from crash injuries.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
F. W. Galbraith
National Couieilex
Legion
Cincinnati
Ohio
Galbraith
Legion of Marion County
Army
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Station
Mr. Galbraith
Sixteenth Street
Indiana Avenue
Milton Foreman
Chicago
National Finance Committee
Illinois
Henry J. Ryan
National Americanism Commission
City Hospital
Governor Eyes Reformatory Site Decision Next Week
Indiana Governor McCray said a definite site decision for relocating the state reformatory from Jeffersonville will be announced early next week after the relocation commission visits Putnamville near the state farm. Other sites near Roachdale and Fillmore are under review amid opposition from DePauw University over a Green Castle location.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Reformatory Relocation Commission
State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Putnamville
Roachdale
Fillmore
Reformatory
State
Depauw University
Greencastle
United States and Mexico Near Treaty Progress
Mexico signals readiness to accept Washington proposals with modifications on constitutional amendments requiring senate action. Officials say relations with the United States could be cordial, after a confidential briefing to City of Mexico publishers. Optimism runs high for an amicable solution.
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City OF Mexico
Mexico
Washington
Summerlin
Paul
Senate
Washleton
City of
Obregon
Hughes
United States
Claims Commission
Senor Pani
Lewis Urges States to Restore Home Regulation at Dinner
Chicago ex Senator James Hamilton Lewis told National Wholesale Grocers Association banquet guests that the nation is government ridden, with private property and liberty restricted. He urged returning power to the states to revive citizen independence and free commerce.
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Chicago
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Congress Hotel
Coal Slump Outlook From Indiana Operators
Terre Haute June 10. Phil Penna secretary of the bituminous coal operators says demand will rise only with general industry. Domestic coal use is under 15 percent, storage now offers little benefit. a July August pickup is anticipated. George Eppert notes a mining lull may extend to July or August with household demand for winter storage, not enough to push full capacity.
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Terre Haute
Phil Penna
Mr. Penna
Fenna
Indiana
George Eppert
Eppert
Bank cashiers shot in Preble bank robbery
Clarence Smith 28 and Edna Werling assistant cashier were wounded during an attempted robbery at the Preble State bank near Decatur Indiana. Two men Russell Barrone and Donald Mc Daniels were captured after a posse pursuit. taxi driver Eugene Cole is jailed and later exonerated by the pair’s statements.
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Decatur
Ind
Clarence Smith
Preble
Here
Edna Werling
Russell Barrone
Donald McDaniels
Fort Wayne
Eugene Cole
Smith
Miss Werling
Barrone
McDaniels
Cole
Polizve Abbott
Abbott
Slate Fall In Indiana Mine Fatally Injures Teen
George Batchelor aged 19 from Bridgeton was crushed by a two ton slate fall at his father’s mine in Smockville near Diamond. He was rushed to a nearby facility after the accident reported in Brazil, Indiana on June 10.
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Brazil
Ind
George Batchelor
Bridgeton
Smockville
Diamond
Batchelor
Federal troops aid cleanup after Pueblo flood
Pueblo, Colorado June 10. Arrival of federal troops to aid the National Guard and Colorado Rangers marks progress in restoring order after the flood. Army trucks and mule trains with laborers remove bodies and debris amid stricter martial law. Red Cross handles relief and rehab as 47 dead and 130 missing tracked.
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Pueblo
Colo
Rational Guard
Colorado Rangers
P. J. Hamerock
Red Cross
Miner dies after coal mine accident in Indiana
Henry Loveless aged 53 of Petersburg Indiana died in a local hospital from injuries two days after a boulder fell in a coal mine. The accident on Wednesday dislocated his spine and broke several ribs. The body was taken to Petersburg for burial.
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Evansville
Ind
Henry Loveless
Petersburg
Virgil Decker Case Goes to Jury
In Warsaw Indiana on June 10 the Virgil Decker murder case against Leroy Lovett’s associate moves to the jury. The defense halted opening statements after one witness and rested, ending a trial that lasted under ten minutes with 25 summoned witnesses dismissed.
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Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Leroy Lovett
Unsettled Weather Tonight and Saturday
The weather report notes tonight and Saturday will be unsettled with likely showers and thunderstorms. A cooler spell is expected Saturday mainly in the extreme north portion of the area.
Examinations for Postmasters in Indiana
The civil service commission announced postmaster examinations for nine Indiana offices with salaries ranging from 2 500 to 3 299 dollars. Applications must be filed by July and after July 12 officials will visit each city to review candidates. The Harding Hays order will select a postmaster from the top three rated applicants.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Indiana
Blairton
Connersville
Crown Point
French Lick
Linton
Notre Dame
Rushville
Spencer
Governor Cox declines action on Boston police strike
Boston Massachusetts June 10 Governor Cox refused to reinstate the Boston policemen who struck in September 1919. In a letter to Michael Lynch representing the ex officers the governor said police department conduct is the responsibility of the police commissioner and he sees no occasion for action.
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Boston
Mass
Cox
Michael Lynch
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