Happenings of the World Tersely Told
Washington reports five nations fled protests over enforcement of the Supreme Court ruling barring liquor from foreign ships within the three mile limit. William Jennings Bryan to preside at Gothenburg economic conference July 12 and 18. Marine corps repudiates theories about Lieut. Col. Earl H. Ellis’s death. Army summer training for 252,167 personnel announced. Regulations allow foreign ships to bring liquor for crews under doctor supervision within three miles. Coal mining deemed less dangerous than many occupations. Notable deaths include Capt. Warris William Baker and George Washington Cormack. Various public notices: wheat conference, air service fatalities, and legions’ activities.
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State Department
Washington
Supreme Court
William Jennings Bryan
Gothenburg
Southern Commercial Congress
Ft Wayne
Ft. Wayne
L. C. Ward
Indiana
Robert Bracken
Indianapolis
State Board of Education
la Grange
LaGrange
LaGrange County
Bedford
John
Thomas Fields
Mitchell
Salem
Marion
Charles Maddox
Maddox
Harold Atkins
Roscoe Atkins
Anderson—Rollin
Gwinn
Lawrence TE. Lyons
Brook
Anderson
Charles Cox
Cox
Health Board
Columbia City
Tme
Peabody Lumber Company
Incres
Wabash
Gevenarmers
Switzer
Warsnawi—a
Warsaw
Wedmond
Louis Stowe
Midson County
Morris
Kenry C. Durbin
Cot
Durbin
Andersen
Attica
Clyde = surkhart
Tippecanoe County
Terre Haute
Jennie Is
Levering
Hayes
Fort Wayne Welcomes Midwest Meeting Hosts
Fort Wayne accepts invitation to host the 1924 Midwest organization meeting with delegates from Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and representatives from St. Louis and Louisville. Fort Wayne ranks second in Indiana building esti mates at 1 939 275 behind Indianapolis.
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Fort Wayne
Tura Verein Vorwaerts Socety
Himolg
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
St. Louis
Louisville
South Bend
Indianapolis
Evansville
Logansport
Cass County Hospital
L. W. Wickersham
Hipskind Company
Wabash
George W. Cain
Terre Haute
Winchester
Leslie A. Cortner
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Knightstown
Cortner
Winchester High School
Purdue University
Columbia City
Columbus City
Lee Aker
Portland
Joseph M. Caylor
Sedkey
Hattie Sheffer
Alfred Sieffer
Bellefontaine, O
Indtanirois
Clyde A. Wald
Lagrange
Republican State Committee
Lawrence E. Lyons
Brook
Lawrence Cartwright
Desota
Elmer FP. Pittenger
Pittenger
Valparaiso
Anderson
Paul P. Haynes
Indiana Public Service Commission
Tresvin
Charles P. Carr
Clibton
Ralph van Landingham
Lorre Haute
Rhingard
Warsaw
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Elkhart
Ed Jackson
Hauge Township Company No. 120
National Horse Thief Detectives' Association
Hauge Grange Ball
Here
Valpar
University Hags
Petersurg
Posey
High
White River
Columbus
Columbus Wood Turning Company
Rebecca Ivens
Foam
Joke Dialogue From Boston Transcript
A short exchange features a child asking about lip grease and a parent explaining its use, followed by a remark about the father applying something to his head every morning. The snippet reflects a light family humor tone from the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Handkerchiefs Benefit From Soap and Ball Blue Rinse
A short laundry advertisement notes that children’s handkerchiefs often look hopeless until washed with good soap and rinsed in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue.
Smallest Opportunity Should Not Be Overlooked
A brief urging to seize even tiny chances as they can grow into larger gains. The note emphasizes attention to small opportunities in daily work and planning, encouraging proactive action before growth occurs.
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Marine Corps
Earl H. Ellis
Parco
Caroline Islands
Eos
The
War Department
Regular Army
National Guard
Organized Reserves
Civilian Training Corps
Federal Coal Commission
Warris William Baker
Great Lakes
Lakes
Atlantic
Detroit
Mich
George Washington Cormack
Klondike
Seattle
Yukon
Cascade Mountains
Harry G. Bradford
Newcastle
Ind
Ars
Willian
Britton
Lansing
Chicago
Thomas Duncan
Army Air Service
Irving UW. Kroupp
Elglan
James Yn Washington
Nonpartisan Leaguers
Perley P. Christensen
Farmer Labor Party
New York
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Dimmond
East Chicago
Ad i
Elin Tr. Greenly
Sle
Alnoig
Springfield
Lemuel Bolles
American Legion
Germany
Henry Ford
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
New Orleans
Mr. Ford
St. E. M. Cowle
American Railway Express Company
Washington, D. C
Negro Missionary Baptist Association of Illinois
Jacksonville
Ill
Wofford Oil Company
Birmingham
Ala
Kansas
George D. Tucker
United States Farm Labor Bureau
Kansas City
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Cook County
Los Angeles
Cal Ss
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Alesander Stamboulfsky
Dawson City
V. T
Happy Creek
Dawson
Dortmund
Ruhr
Rubr
Essen
Madrid
Alfonso Hmself
London
United States
Soviet Republic of
Georgia
Tiflis. de
Poincare
Ministry of Justice
Nicholas Murray Butler
Astor
America
Shantans
Shanghai
Constantinople
Turkey
Angora
Bruce
Melbourne
Australian National Council of Women
Australia
League of Nations
Indiana State News
Nitta
Wrigley’s
Canada
U.S
Canadia
Derk
Monument Place
Todianepolis
Bellans
N. U
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