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Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1920

Page

2

Washington official cites year expenditures and navy returns

A Washington official reports the fiscal year expenditures totaling 23 341 383 564 dollars with 6 403 343 481 ordinary disbursements and 17 083 039 723 public payments. Also noted are the sailing of five German surface warships from Brest toward New York and appointments in the Army Nurse Corps and Red Cross leadership.

Washington United States Brest New York Navy,department

Bolshevik Advances and Global War News Mix

British note on armistice proposals rejected by the Soviet government in substance. Bolshevik forces push westward near the Pripet marshes while reports from Peking say General Tuan’s troops suffer a reverse and retreat toward the capital. Other items note strikes at Fiume, French and Arab clashes in Syria, and Deschanel’s improved health. Polish defense accepts Lloyd George armistice terms for Russo-Polish front.

Peking Tuan Moscow Lloyd George Poland Paris

Fusion talks split the 48ers and Single Taxers in Chicago

In Chicago a 48ers led fusion with the Labor and Single Taxers faltered as internal splits grew. The Labor party retained Parley P. Christensen as its candidate, while the Single Taxers nominated Robert C. Macauley with Barnum as running mate. The effort collapsed amid pink and red faction clashes and bolt withdrawals.

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Chicago trial of Lloyd and Communist Labor officers

After eight weeks of effort a jury was secured and the trial began in Chicago of William Bross Lloyd and 19 other officers and members of the Communist Labor party charged with conspiracy to overthrow the government. Prosecution follows a grand jury action last January after raids on their headquarters and meeting places by State's Attorney Hovne Lloyd is identified as a Winhetia resident and financier connected to radical movements.

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Optometrists Organize in Columbus Indiana

At a Columbus meeting on October 20 the Eastern Indiana Association of Optometrists was organized with officers including President L C Bing, Vice President D S Sayer, Secretary George Ke Reali, and Treasurer Ghani Berlain. The group aims to protect members in the optometry profession and lists member towns such as Seymour Shelbyville Martinsville Bedford New Albany and Salem among others.

Columbus Nis Optometrists Urethéastern Indiana Association of Optometrists Ghani Martinsville Surora Porys Atha Batesville Bedford Jettesonsville New Albany Mattison Vernon and Salem

Mill Fire in Indiana Estimated Loss Over 250000

A mill fire in Terre Haute Indiana caused an estimated loss of about 250000 with officials unsure if any profit was damaged. The blaze started by dust and spread to two walls causing explosions before fire crews contained it.

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