Threshing Losses Hit Johnson County in 270000 Estimate
Johnson county farmers report a total crop loss of about 270000 dollars from Franklin-Wheat threshing. The committee calculates production cost at 24 dollars per acre and crop value at 17.25 dollars, yielding a 6.75 dollar loss per acre on 40000 acres. Detailed expense items include fertilizer seed and labor, with 15 bushels sold at 1.15 per bushel.
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Franklin
Johnson
Farn Bureau
Johnson County
Lafayette
Henry ‘V W. Marshall
Lafayette Journal Courier
Purdue University
W. E. Stone
Canadian Rockies
Marshall
Helen Hand
Richard Stone
Todor Stone
Cleveland
Banff
Doctor Stone
Indianapolis
Jacob D. Miltenberger
Indiana Taxpayers’ Protective Association
Terre Haute
Seelyville
Frank Higenbotham
Clinton
Southeastern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
St. Paul Road
McCray
State Department of Supervision and Inspection
State Legal Department
State Department
Evinsville
Vanderburg County
Shelbyville
George Carlisle
Shelby County
Dunkirk
Jackson Township
Blackford County
Kokomo
Chicago
Leonide Wanger
Goshen
Ralph Wy. Cripe
Otis Zollingerg
Cripe
Indiana
Washington, D. C
War Department
John Gibson
Evansville
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Cletie W. Smith
Wabash, Prvate
Gibson
Smith
Indiana Securites Commission
Farmers’ Finance Corporation
Delaware Corporation
United States Grain ‘Growers, Inc
Commission
Securities Commission
Farmers’ Corporation
Clifford Thorne
United States Grain Growers, S
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
South Bend
Artificial Ice Company
Bluffton
Carl Graft
Poe
Allen County
Echo
Wells County
Graft
John J. Pershing
The
American Legion
Warebush
Wabash
Deaconess
St. Mars’s Hospitals
Benjamin Bosse
Bosse
Petersburg
Pike County
Vincennes
Knox County
Oaktown
Alfred Monroe Kenyon
Medina
Galion
Straight Line Street Dresses Promise Fall Wardrobe staple
Street dresses in the straight line silhouette dominate fall fashion. Designers align on the simple form with varied sleeves collars and trims. Navy tricotine pictured features slash sleeves crepe-de-chine borders and a white buttoned two row detail with a patent leather belt. Small fur neck pieces may be added for autumn days.
Smart style in knitted outerwear for fall wear
Knitted outerwear shifts to named styles like tuxedo and tie-back with new sweater blouses and middy coats. Worsted middies in white feature navy collars and turned-up cuffs while the tuxedo coat shows full revers and detachable knitted sash. The fashion notes predict more knitted tuxedos and coordinated blouses and skirts for fall.
White veils and dotted patterns in fashion trends
The article notes white veils remain popular with dotted colored accents in jade cornflower blue cherry and coral. It also mentions nine inch ceilings being shown in white, highlighting the enduring appeal of dotted veiling in current fashion.
Soviet agrees to release all American prisoners
Moscow announces release of all Americans held prisoner and immediate start of relief work for famine and cholera victims. Hoover, heading American relief commission, quotes Russian reply via Gorky and Kameneff. No public appeal planned. food shipments from Danzig possible once accord with Russians is reached.
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Moscow
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Russia
American Relief Commission
Maxim Gorky
Kamenoff
all-Russian Central Executive Relief Committee
Mr. Hoover
Gorky
American Relief Administration
Brown
Reval
Riga
State Department
Messrs
Gorky and
Kameneff
S100ver
Danzig
France resumes ties with Vatican via papal nuncio
Archbishop Beneventura Serriti arrived in Paris from Rome to serve as papal nuncio, formally reestablishing diplomatic relations cut in 1904 after the French bill restricting religious associations sparked a clash with Pope Leo XIII.
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Paris
France
Vatican
Rome
Beneventura Serreti
Holy See
Chamber of Deputies
Leo XIII
Derailment Delays Michigan Central Train No 20 Near Inkster
Detroit reports that six cars derailed and the locomotive overturned on the Michigan Central westbound No 20 near Inkster, 15 miles from the city. Three people were injured though none seriously, with several passengers tossed from berths as delays stretched for hours.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central Railroad
Inkster
Here
Passport Cancelled for Dr. Ben Reitman in New York
The passport of Dr. Ben Reitman of Chicago was rescinded by a representative of the division of passport control shortly after the cancellation of its British visa at the office of the British consul general. Dr. Reitman gave no reason for the action.
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Dr. Reitman
New York
Ben Reitman
Chicago
Reitman
Britain to join Washington disarmament talks as planned
London reports Britain will participate in the Washington disarmament conference without a preliminary meeting, confirming November 11 as the date if President Harding deems it suitable. A British delegation will represent Australia and New Zealand, with attendance by Mr Lloyd George possible depending on circumstances.
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London
Great Britain
Washington
Yarding
Harding
Hughes
Australia
Massey
Netty Zealand
Lievd George
Absent Bank President Spurgin Detained in Texas
Warren C. Spurgin, former president of the Michigan Avenue Trust and Savings Bank, is reported in custody at Marfa Texas. A telegram from Texas officials asked about a reward, and Pinkerton agents were sent to return Spurgin to Chicago for custody.
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Warren G. Spurgin
Chicago Bank
Marfa, Texas
Chicago
Warren C. Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust and Savings Bank
Marfa
Tex
J. Tlumphreys
T. C. Claussen
Texas
Spurgin
Ben Newmark
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Candy Clearing House Considered By Detroit Confectioners
At the National Jobbing Confectioners association convention in Detroit on August 3 the need for a candy clearing house is discussed. The aim is to balance shifting public tastes by redistributing unpopular brands to new markets, freeing capital and reducing unsold stock for jobbers.
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Detroit
Mich
National
MIKADO HONORS AMERICAN EXECUTIVE FOR WIRELESS WORK
Tokyo Aug 3 Owen D Young vice president of General Electric Company of America has been decorated with the fourth class order of merit and the order of the rising sun for services to wireless telegraphy in Japan. Rob Bank Messenger of 3500 Chicago Aug 3 withdrew pistols as three armed bandits held up Benjamin Zuckerman 28 at 1235 North Central Park Avenue for the Sixteenth Street State Bank. 500 West Sixteenth street robbers escaped with 3000 in cash bonds and cashier checks.
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Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Japan
Tokyo
General Electric Company of America
Nising Sur
Chicago
Benjamin Zuckerman
North Central Park Avenue
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Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Poseyville
Ove
U. S
Reds
Hart
Charles P. Smith
Internal Revenue
Mgr. Smith
Britain
O. K
S Harding
England
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