World Events Briefs Highlight Political Fights and War News
A sweeping world roundup notes Maj Gen Leonard Wood accusing Nicholas Murray Butler of being a faker in Chicago. McAdoo instructs western delegates not to vote for him. A third party convention is set for July 10 in Chicago. James Hamilton Lewis announces a bid for vice president. Wilson criticizes the Chicago platform as Prussian in spirit. War Department sets aside 6000 motor vehicles for the National Guard. Attorney General Palmer orders a drive on coal profiteers. Senator Harding plans a front porch campaign. Several accidents and crimes fill the miscues, including train collision deaths, alimony awards, and a Dempsey draft acquittal.
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Leonard Wood
Nicholas Murray Butler
Chicago
General Wood
Butler
Wood
Gary
Frank B. McElroy
Flammond
Lake County
C. O. Holmes
Holmes
McElroy
Muncie
Rolin H. Bunch
United States District Court
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Frederick H. Bunch
Rollin Bunch
Frederick van Nuys
United States
Indiana
Petersburg
Pike County
Huntington
Ervin Franks
Bluffton
Franks
Vincennes
Knox County
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
New Albany
James Monroe Alstott
Harrison County
Alstott
C. G. Woodbury
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Raw Products Research
National Canners’ Association
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Kokomo
W. C. Purdum
Howard Circuit Court
Kokoto
Terre Haute
George H. Fears
Vigo
Pulliam
Indiana Spiritualists pick Newcastle for 1921 convention
The Indiana Association of Spiritualists selected Newcastle as the 1921 convention city at the closing session of its sixteenth annual meeting. Dr. Frederick E. Crum of Indianapolis was elected president, with Ernest Benninghoffen and B. L. Hoepple as vice presidents, T. V. Benbow as secretary, Elmer E. Haas as treasurer, and a slate of trustees including B. A. Beamer Orrin B. Crum, William LaughHo, and William Yoats. The group refused to recognize the Chesterfield camp near Anderson and planned a committee investigation into land at Economy near Richmond for new state grounds.
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William LaughHo
Indianapolis
William Yoats
Frankfort
Chesterfield
Anderson
Economy
Richmond
Amno Howell
West Manchester
Pennsylvania
Howell
Levi Crager
Helen Leaf
Jeanette Leaf
Terre Haute
Mary-of-the-Woods Academy
Conservatory of Music
Washington, D. C
Lafayette
Brockway
Charles J. Brockway
Esther Burgman Brockway
Jackson
Winchester
Union City
Wayne Townships
Randolph County
Ohio Farms
Farmers’ Live Stock Shipping Association
Duyers
Purdue University
University Young Men's Christian Association
Vincennes
Vincennes Interstate Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Master Rosebud
Anle
Jack I. Lilly
Washington
Alfred Sins
Elnora
Franklin
Franklin College
David M. Edwards
Farlham College
Joseph A. Goddard
Muncie
Goddard
Laporte
Fair Association
Aetate Heans of Health of
Indiana
United States
American Medical Association
Nervous Prostration Letter Fragments Reported
A fragmentary note describes nervous prostration and personal distress attributed to illness. The garbled text mentions Mrs and references to nervous condition, revealing limited readable details about health or diagnosis.
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San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Dallas
Texas
Wison
Lincoln
Bismarck
Bernhardt
War Department
National Guard
Motor Transport Corps
Palmer
State Department
Colby
Washington Dispatch
Warren G. Harding
McKinley
Phelan
Albert Russell van Dussen
Wilton
Fred Burkiman
Moscow
American Federation of Labor Convention
Montreal
Pensacola
William Livingstone
Fernsworth
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Josiah Evans Cowles
Federation
Des Moines
Fla
Lutie Belle Mitchell
Kansas City
Thomas C. Mitchell
Omaha
Neb
Red Oak
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fred Seckmann
Shirley
W. Va
Sistersville
General Education Board
The
Rockefeller Foundation
Grinnell College
Grinnell
I T
New York
Ella Eaton Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
John R. Kellogg
W. W. Page
Robert E. Lee
St. Paul's Church
Cornwall
N. Y
Council of the League of Nations
Persia
London
Ministry of War
Paris
de la Huerta
Mexico City
Kyoto
Japan
Djemal Pasha
Young Turk Party
Russia
Turkey
Constantinople
Turka
Kiev
Peking
Changsha
Hunan
Yochow
Foreign Office
Ambasaador Jusser
Max Weber
Heidelberg University
Berlin
Luty
Y Peterson
Arene Pefanson
Eife
Buffalo, W
Warner