Strikes and Riots Sweep Across Italy With Clashes
Reports from Cadore to Brescia describe widespread unrest linked to unemployment. Red flags fly in Venetia while telegraph lines and roads are blocked. Rioters clash with police and soldiers, several killed or wounded. attacks on Pisa barracks and Ancona labor bureau noted.
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Rome
Italy
Cadore
Venetia
Louzo
Callazo
Domegge
Bribasso
Roncole
Ang
Piambino
Ancona
Pisa
Brescia
Bridegroom awaits death in hospital wedding scene
John Wimandy known as Jack Volair in vaudeville lies dying in a Champaign hospital after an auto crash. He married his long time partner Mary Mae McDonald in the sick room as Rev. R F Flynn administered extreme unction. Doctors say no hope remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Wimandy
Grim Reaper
Wimandy
Jack Volair
Champaign
Mary Mae McDonald
Troops End Church Disorder After Revival Rift
Monroe Michigan June 30 quiet returned to the Robidoux Corners area as state police withdrew after a religious controversy led to a killing and a wounding. Capt V High said the shooting stemmed from remarks attributed to an evangelist at a revival meeting.
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Monroe
Mich
Robideaux Corners
Co. V. High
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Bank Charter Granted
Washington June 30. The comptroller of the currency approved a charter for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Co operative National Bank of Cleveland Ohio. The bank with a capital of 1 000 000 expects strong backing from the Brotherhood led by Grand Chief War ren St. Stone who filed the application.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Co-operative National Bank of Cleveland
Warren St. Stone
Brotherhood
Poland to Withdraw Troops From Galicia
Prague reports Poland plans to pull its forces from eastern Galicia amid fears of a Russian invasion as military movements shift in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Poland
Galicia
Gas Prices Raised in New York City Boroughs
Federal court records show orders allowing Consolidated Gas and its subsidiaries to raise consumer gas prices to no more than 1 per 1 000 cubic feet in Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn and Queens as of June 30.
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New York
Consolidated Gas Company
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
TWO TRAINS WRECKED IN DIFFICULT WASHOUT AND FIRE
In Stanley Wisconsin on June 30 a derailment caused by a washout at Edisvold Danville Ti led to the death of fireman P J Val liquitte of Irvine and serious injuries to engineer E W Sibley of Stevens Point. A Wabash eastbound passenger train then crashed into five loaded oil tank cars at Tilton yards four miles away, narrowly missing mass casualties as the engine plowed through the cars and oil burned before passengers were saved unharmed.
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Wabash
Tilton Yards
Here
Burleson Hurley Meet Bryan At San Francisco Convention
In San Francisco on June 30 Postmaster General Burleson and Edward Hurley of Chicago встретили William J. Bryan in a hotel corridor. Bryan compared himself to Daniel in the Lion's Den as he entered the convention while Hurley taunted him about trying to get a bit out of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Burleson
Edward N. Hurley
Chicago
United States Shipping Board
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Daniel
Interchurch World Movement Abandoned After Executive Meeting
The billion dollar campaign of the interchurch world movement is halted as of June 30. The project may end July 8 when the general committee meets to decide next steps. Key factors include nationwide drives and withdrawals by the Baptist and Presbyterian churches north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interchurch World Movement
Baptist Church
North
Presbyterian Church
Italy Rep Diplomats Move to Settle Albanian Uprising
Baron Aliotti former counselor of the Italian embassy in Paris travels from Rome to Albania with a mission to negotiate a settlement with Albanian insurgents as Rome seeks pacification of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
South China Troops Capture Yuen Chow After Heavy Fighting
South China forces take the North China stronghold Yuen Chow after several days of hard fighting, according to a Tokyo cablegram reported by Nippu Jiji. Honolulu dispatch. The report notes continued clashes in the theater and marks a strategic gain for South China.
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South China
Honolulu
Hawaii
Yuen Chow
North China
Tokyo
Nippu Jiji
Hoosier State Happenings Roundup of Indiana News
Indiana public service commission grants a 3 cent passenger fare with rebates possible for Union Traction and two other lines. Arrests in North Judson over a wine tap, federal prosecutions follow. Indiana Bell petition dismissed as PSC hearing closes. Kaolin deposits noted in southwestern Indiana. Orange County oil growth eyed with leases and deep drilling plans. South Bend raids target illegal liquor and narcotics sales amid sheriff’s surprise actions. Indiana electric rate shifts and bond approvals in multiple towns. Hammond faces numerous railroad damage suits from 1919 Gary wreck. Shoals orchard to yield 10 000 bushels. fruit and berry harvests rise. Ice cream makers accused of starch adulteration. new election law proposals teased. Jackson County population decline. Seymour and Crothersville grow. Warsaw chamber expands. Purdue identifies corn worm damage. Haag drug case sentenced. tenure reform push in Indiana schools. Governor reappoints officials. bar association to meet in July. Civil war veterans Twins Rowe noted. Port Wayne Geller bakery fire losses.
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Indianapolis
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Public Service Commission
Union Traction Company
Laporte
North Judson
LeRoy Reed
J. F. Bowman
Oliver Schultz
Albert Sark
Albert Farmer
New York
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Marion County
Bloomington
W. N. Logan
Indiana University
French Lick
Orange
County
Orange County Oil and Gas Company
South Bend
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana Public Service Commission
Indiana Electric Lines
Valparaiso
Tlks
Chicago
Order
Linton
Muncie
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Anthony
Newcastle
Tell City
Waterloo Telephone Company
South Whitley
Loogootee
Spencerville Telephone Company
Peru Heating Company
Hammond
Michigan Central Railroad
Lake Superior
Gary
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Shoals
Moser
Seymour
Census Bureau
Jackson County
Crothersville
Warsaw
Richmond Township
Fountain County
Newton
Mellett
Purdue
Louis E. Haag
Julius A. Haag
Haag Drug Company
Atlanta
A. B. Anderson
Elkhart
Teachers’ Federation of Indiana
Indiana League of Women Voters
Office Hill
Teachers’ Federation
Goodrich
Edward J. Chambers
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Parke Beadle
Rockville
Indiana State Sanatorium
Indiana State Bar Association
Indianapolis Country Club
Cleaning and Disinfection of Stock Cars to Prevent Disease
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines federal and state requirements for cleaning and disinfecting railroad stock cars that carried animals with communicable diseases. Federal inspections occur at stockyards and slaughterhouses, with 44 843 cars disinfected in the fiscal year ending June 30 1919 under bureau supervision.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
States
Successful Fatting Pen Described for Poultry Coops
A Farm Journal note explains a fattening coop with slatted sides for air and a muslin curtain to create semi darkness after meals. Slatted floors keep the coop cleaner by allowing manure to drop through, improving conditions for the birds.
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Farm Journal
Different Crops for Silo Ahead of Harvest
Canada peas and oats reach silage readiness as pea pods yellow and oat heads show ripening. Clover should stay until about half the blossoms brown to reach proper dry matter. Soybeans and cow peas mature with pods yellowing and plants nearing full maturity.
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Canada
OBTAIN LARGER CORN YIELD
The Ohio station reports seed ear selection increases yields by three and a quarter bushels per acre. Field selection favors ears with inborn merit rather than those from limited spots, yielding superior seed ears from three stalk hills on average soil.
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Ohio
Control of Garden Pests and Disease
Garden pests and diseases can be managed with soap suds kerosene emulsion or tobacco decoction for sucking and biting insects. Arsenate of lead spray or dust helps potato beetles cabbage worms and flea beetles, while bordeaux mixture controls fungi. combine with lead paste when both pests and fungi present.
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Extension Service
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Painting Interior of Silo Warns Against Lead Paint
Hoard's Dairyman reports a farmer painted silo interiors with lead paint. Cows fed silage suffered poisoning. seven died after chemical analysis confirmed lead poisoning from stomach contents.
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Hoard
Egg Circle Benefits
The object of a community egg circle is to secure better strains of poultry and produce eggs of good color and size. It aims to handle eggs to avoid waste, pack a uniform grade of clean fresh eggs, guarantee them, and market directly to consumers. The group also seeks cooperative purchasing of supplies and other community benefits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Disposal of all old fowls after breeding season
The note instructs culling all old hens not needed for next year and disposing of them after the breeding season. Before sale, confine the hens in a small space for two to three weeks, feeding them heavily to fatten for profit despite high grain prices.
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Lozzo
lIs
Comptroller of Currency
Brotherhood National Bank of
Cleveland
Wilbur W. Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Burleson and
Bryan
Interchurch Movement
Clinton
H. M. Ferguson
Vermillion County Hospital Board
Clinton Chamber of Commerce
Kokomo
Board of Public Works
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Indiana Sunday School Association
Peru
Lake Manitou
Decatur
Shafer Peterson
Adams County Bar Association
John ©. Moran
Moran
Crawford County
Columbus
Rebecca Danforth
Elizabethtown
Shelbyville
James Rowe
Samuel Rowe
Everton
Port Wayne
Geller
Fattening Coop
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