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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1921

Page

2

World News Briefs From 1920s Airdock Clippings

A compilation notes John Iten Biscuit Company president dies in Los Angeles after plants in Clinton Virginia and Omaha. Senator assails Judge Landis over a bank teller embezzlement case and impeachment moves. Senate passes a large legislative budget and other items include naval spending debate, population center in Indiana, and vice president salary raise. More items: jail escape via hanging, needleworkers strike, infant murder, steel wage cuts, antitrust indictment, Bergdoll draft dodger inquiry, typhus on ships, Ga tornado, Wabash railroad cuts, Erie wage ban, mine explosion, robbery in St. Louis, and lost registered mail in Kentucky.

Communists Plot Against France Italy and Spain Exposed

A Paris reveal cites a May 1 plan to overthrow France Italy and Spain through seized documents. Other items include coblenz cocaine convictions, Roumanian peace seat at Reval, Vladivostok shootings, Tokyo naval cutback vote, and Sinn Fein seizure of Skithereen.

France Italy Spain Paris Bucharest Reval Esthenia Roumania Soviet Russia

Senate Committees Report Against Naval Holiday and Immigration Proposals

Senate committees weigh naval holiday and immigration limits as Germany crafts reparations counter proposals. The naval panel opposes a six month construction halt, urging continued builds and selecting 18 ships for reallocation. The immigration panel defeats a one year suspension bill but considers the Dillingham plan restricting new aliens by nationality. Germany plans to present counter proposals in London, with France seeking unity and potential boycotts via the Hansa league.

Senate United States Senate Naval Affairs Committee Poindexter Navy Board House Johnson Washington Harris Georgia Harrison Mississippi King Utah Colt Rhode Island Dillingham Vermont Sterling South Dakota Keyes New Hampshire Phelan California Asiatic “Barred Zone Japan Congress

Railroad labor decision upholds union grievance rights

Railroad workers' groups hailed a labor board ruling that the Boston and Maine must confer with AFL committees on grievances. The decision affirmed independent railway unions may present issues to road officials, noting the carrier had refused a conference.

Boston and Maine Railroad American Federation of Labor Boston and Maine

Senate Approves Large War Hospital Expansion Plan

The Senate amends the sundry civil bill with 12 5 million for five new hospitals and 6 1 million for enlargements. The House approves 18 million for additional hospitals and facilities to be located in five regions. The War Department to take Fort Mackenzie Wyoming and Fort Walla Walla Washington for hospital use. The note adds Germany’s foreign minister Simons informing allies of a move.

Congress Senate House Central Atlantic States Great Lakes Southwestern States Rocky Mountain States California Fort Mackenzie Wyoming Fort Walla Walla Washington

Impending Near East Wars Loom Across Greece Turkey and Poland

News notes two major near term conflicts in the Near East and Europe. Greeks mobilize for Asia Minor against Turkish nationalists while Russia faces skepticism over an offensive on Poland. Budgets strain Greece as allied aid steers its war effort amid political friction in Britain and France.

Near East Poland Romania Asia Minor Paris Kemal Pasha Greece France Great Britain Walter Lyman Brown Europe Hungary Lacvia Czecho-Slovakia Esthenia

Roper Announces Bryan Brothers Plan to Reorganize Party

R. C. Roper of Nebraska says William J. Bryan and brother Charles, whom he represents, plan to reorganize the Democratic party to end the Coex-White and McAdoo-Woolley factions and place control with middle class Democrats. The plan will be publicized on March 1, Bryan’s birthday.

R. C. Roper Nebraska William J. Bryan Charles Mr. Roper Democratic Party McAdoo-Woolley L. W. J. Bryan

Hope, Minn. Woman Praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound

Mrs. Robert Block of Hopkins Minnesota reports relief from hot flashes and other symptoms during the change of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recommends the remedy to friends and says a testimonial may be published. The notice also invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for Heath information.

Hope Minn Lydia & Pinkhan Robert Block Hopkins

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