Washington to appoint a commission on Japanese-American problems
Washington: government to appoint a commission to tackle Japanese-American issues per Tokyo dispatch. D Wills of Cleveland named to the federal reserve board by President Wilson. The cruiser Cleveland to represent the U S at Guayaquil centennial celebration. Hearings set on October 11 for Illinois intrastate passenger rates. Unofficial census estimates place U S population near 105 768 106. The Allies will owe the U S nearly 12 billion for war loans by 1922. The body of Jacob Bent on found in a sealed box in Los Angeles. Ratification of the suffrage amendment defeated at Annapolis. Magistrate McGechan complains of many drunks in New York court. Monon Railroad posts 5 percent forced layoff notice in Lafayette. Governor Cox’s train wreck near Peoria. Des Moines accepts wage agreement. Rural letter carriers oppose AFL affiliation. A Chicago Heights man killed by posse after home robbery. Theodore Schude sentenced at Fort Sheridan. Rockefeller estate guarded by extra police in Tarrytown. Pilot John Eaton found alive in Shafter. Ford reestablishes prewar prices in Detroit. Mail truck robbery in South Bend. Peoria club fire causes $150,000 loss. Hoover warns bread rationing remains in Europe. Massachusetts labor market described as glutting. 7000 barrels of whisky burned in Kentucky. Colby denies suffragists’ request to rescind ratification. Detroit bank robbery nets about $30,000. Samoa naval government investigated by Rear Admiral Hughes.
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Western Kentucky
Indiana
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Indianapolis
I. N. Hines
Hines
Indiana Harbor
Anna Mirmak
Anna Maidin
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Rolla
Bloomington
Allen Block
Monroe County
College Avenue Motor Sales Company
Hub Clothing Company
Hub Clothing
Muncle
William A. Thompson
Delaware Circuit Court
Rushvill
Fred Dunn
Cordelia Dunn
Aage
Arlington
Lee Ruck
Dunn
Rising Sun
Sidney Thatcher
Ohio County Grand Jury
Thatcher
Circuit Court
Vincennes
Piastors
Purdue Universlty
Huntington
Huntington County
United States
William Stephens
Here
Columbus
Evansville
Southern
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Harry W. Little
Southern Indiana Coal Bureau
Indiana Retail Coal Merchants’ Association
EK. E. Heller
Coal and Food Commission
Mr. Heller
Brazil
District 8
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewin
Martinsville
Stine Mill
Michael Classey
R. E B. Totten
Dan Lockwood
Anderson
Madison County Wool Flowers
Texas
Indianapolisa
Jesse E. Eschbach
Special State Fuel and Food Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eschbach
Tennessee
George OC. Bryant
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Wabash
North Manchester
Doolittle Dies Noted Astronomer at Philadelphia
Personal Dr. Eric Doolittle, prominent astronomer and director of the Flower Observatory at the University of Pennsylvania, dies in Philadelphia. Born in Indiana in 1870, his death marks the loss of a distinguished scientist.
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Eric Doolittle
Philadelphia
Flower Observatory
University of Pennsylvania
Doctor Doolittle
Indiana
Ruth Homers Again Leads Yankees Over St Louis
Babe Ruth hit his 148th season homer in the eleventh inning to propel the New York team to a 4 to 8 win over St Louis. Premier Alexandre Millerand elected president of France by the national assembly at Versailles. Six thousand American war dead returned from Europe. Sinn Fein councilor Lynch shot in Dublin. Two Japanese men jailed ten years for attempting to sell documents from Yokosuka. Rome reaches wage deal with railwaymen. Verona explosion devastates Mantua fortress, many dead and injured.
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Babe” Ruth
St. Louis
New York
Alexandre Millerand
France
National Assembly
Versailles
Paul Deschanel
Lynch
Dublin
Yokosuka Naval Station
Tokyo
Hoosier News Briefly Told
A wide Indiana roundup reports coal bids for Clark county institutes and surging prices citywide. Indiana teachers face shortages at the start of school, while Indianapolis notes coal costs up to 2 dollars per ton higher than last year. Local verdicts and fires, plus population shifts and farm topics, color the state brief.
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Institute of American Meat Packers
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Children’s Homeopathic Hospital
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