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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

Page

3

Indiana News Briefs Highlight Banks Robbery and Labor Probes

National bank robbed by three men net $2000 in silver and currency. United Mine Workers District 11 to investigate Kansas coal controversy and assist in court battles. Indiana farm groups push tax and credit measures, and state officials discuss school attendance and reform.

Montezuma National Bank Terre Haute District 11 United Mine Workers of America Kansas Indiana Russia American Relief Commission Indianapolis McCray Hugo Pam Superior Court Cook County Illinois State Judiciary Kendallville Kendallville Shippers’ Association Layfayette Ralph L. Heilman Hope Bartholomew County Purdue University Johnson County W. P. Foster West Point Tippecanoe County Reid Tippecanoe Peru Cincinnati Hagenback-Wallace Floto Howe Great London John Robinson Ohio Robinson and Howe Frank A. Symmes Clinton Clinton Field Clinton Coal Company John L. Lewis Alexander G.cavins United States District

All Day Dress Suiting Girls With Simple Youthful Style

A feature describes the all day dress for children with simple lines and expressive fashion. It highlights fabrics like poiret twill dark blue, black satin chemisette, and organdy accents, with new patterns in cotton cloths, bold sleeves, and neat prints for spring. It notes unfussy silhouettes, belt or sash details, and decorative needlework.

Harding Praises Road Building at National Congress

President Harding told about 10 000 delegates at the national good roads congress in Chicago that highway development has greatly benefited the nation. Colonel H L Bowlby spoke on billboard nuisance and urged eliminating signs from road rights of way. A $223 million road program and a $1.5 million exposition accompanied the event with government displays.

Chicago Harding National Good Roads Congress Coliseum Col H. L. Bowlby American Road Builders’ Association Colonel Bowlby_1 Congress Middle West

Maternity Aid Accepted by 22 States in 1920s

Washington reports that 22 states have accepted federal maternity aid under the maternity act. Grace Abbott, head of the children's bureau, said five states Delaware Minnesota New Hampshire New Mexico and Oregon acted by legislature while 17 did so by governors under six month post enactment window.

Washington Miss Grace Abbott Children’s Bureau Department of Labor Federal Board of Maternity and Infant Hygiene Delaware Minnesota New Hampshire New Mexico Oregon

Owens Guilty of Embezzlement in Railway Brotherhood Case

Charles W. Owens of Covington Kentucky former national secretary of the Brotherhood of Freight Handlers Station Employees on Railway Clerks admitted a charge of embezzlement before Judge Fred L Huffman in Cincinnati. Prosecutors said Owens diverted 3500 of the funds to his own use. He faces sentencing next Saturday.

Charles W. Owens Kentucky Clerks Brotherhood Cincinnati W. Owens Covington The Brotherhood of Freight Handlers City Fred L. Huffman Common. Pleas Court Owens

Fire destroys box factory in Philadelphia suburb

A $100,000 blaze at the Albert Eichorn box factory on Hancock and Turner streets in Quaker City damages the plant. Authorities report the loss estimated at about $10,060. Fire crews fought the flames through the night as workers assessed the scene.

Quaker City Philadelphia Albert Eichorn Hancock and Turner Streets

Prominent NY Host Hosts Noted Broadway Party

A famous New York socialite threw a lavish party at his upscale apartment attended by choicest chorus girls from several Broadway shows. One guest, a mulatto maid, mingled with guests and publicly praised the host as the perfect host, silencing gossip.

New York Philadelphia Public Ledger

California Fig Syrup Advertisement Teaches Gentle Bowels

An old style ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse a constipated or feverish child. It promises a fruity taste that children accept and notes that a teaspoonful may prevent illness tomorrow. Parents are cautioned to request genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions for babies and children, to avoid imitations.

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Giant Ox Exhibited At Royal Sydney Show

A seven year old giant ox from New Zealand stood 6 feet 4 inches high with a 14 foot girt behind the shoulders and weighed 8,700 pounds. It toured Australia at the Royal Sydney show last April drawing crowds.

Australia New Zealand

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