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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

3

Indiana Brevities Highlights From Across the State

Indiana brief items cover events in Indianapolis Richmond South Bend and other cities. Plans for a state War Mothers convention in October. freight rate collaboration at the Indianapolis chamber. Richmond bids for a $240000 junior high school. a radio motion picture transmitter by C Francis Jenkins. South Bend expansion at Studebaker to 20000 employees. civil and professional licensure cases in Indianapolis. new Wabash river bridge at Attica. Mason grand officers named. tax office rehearings and appraisals. tomato paper culture trial near Fairmount. St Joseph Catholic Federation elections. Grand Army meeting site chosen. Michigan City Masonic temple plans. rye harvest forecasts. osteopathy lobbying for unrestricted practice.

Indianapolis American War Mothers Indiana State Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Richmond Richmond Board of Education C. Francis Jenkins Washington, D. C South Bend Studebaker Corporation George W. Hereth State Board For Registration of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors American Association of Engineers Wabash River Attica Fountain County State Highway Department Highway Department Grand Lodge of Robert W. Phillips Charles .A. Lippincott Lee Dinwiddie Fowler Albert W. Funkhouser Evansville Frank E. Gavin William TW. Schntz State Board of Tax Commissioners Fairmont Fairmount Hawaii Florida California Evimsville Mllinois Kentucky Indiana Osteopathic Association Wayne F. Guy Sprague Allen County Grand Jury Sprague Ft. Wayne Hammond Merchants’ Improvement Association of Liberty Light and Power Company Richmond Municipal Light Company Brookville Company James FB. Roberts Marion County Indianapolis Foundation Brooksville Franklin County Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association State Highway Commission LeRoy F. Wertz John D. Williams Wertz Williams Lawrence Lyons Commission Lawrence Sheridan Camp Pike Ark

Rail workers' pay slashed by 1 to 5 cents an hour

Chicago May 30 1920 400000 maintenance of way employees face wage cuts of 1 to 5 cents an hour starting July 1 saving about 448 million annually. The Labor Board notes the scale reverts toward pre federal control levels with limited rate changes on select divisions amid a dissent warning the cuts fail to meet basic living standards.

Chicago Railroad Labor Board United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way A. O. Wharton Albert Phillips W. L. McM2nimon Cook County

Smuggled Gems Seized in Chicago Vault

Federal agents seized $35,000 in diamonds hidden in a safety deposit vault in the Masonic Temple building. May Grenneder and Anna Herzog allegedly ran a diamond smuggling operation from Austria, with three more suspects including a physician linked to the case. Detective Sergeant John Bahm notes the arrests will extend the inquiry.

Chicago Grenneder Anna Herzog Austria Masonic Temple Vienna Max Grenneder North Shore Roadhouse John Bahm Bahn North Side

Bryan gifts Lincoln estate for hospital use

William Jennings Bryan announced via Methodist church pulpits that his ten acre Lincoln estate named Stair View will be presented to the Lincoln Methodist hospital board. The Bryan home will be remodeled immediately for hospital use.

Lincoln, Neb Lincoln Stairview Lincoln Methodist Hospital Board Wiliam Jennings Bryan Bryan

Akron factory grants 10 percent wage increase

Akron May 30. The Firestone Tire and Rubber company announced a 100 percent wage increase for factory departments. The rise is attributed to a shortage of skilled tire workers and aims to attract and retain labor.

Akron Firestone Tire and Rubber Company

Bandit and Homeowner Die in Los Angeles Duel

In Los Angeles on May 30 a teenage bandit about sixteen and the house owner were killed during a confrontation as the thief was discovered robbing the residence. The incident ended in a deadly duel between the intruder and the homeowner.

Los Angeles

Battle in Ireland as Ulster police seize Belleek village

London reports Churchill says Britain will not withdraw all troops from Dublin. In Belleek district fighting erupts along the County Donegal Fermanagh border after Ulster police seize Belleek village and Mugserenens castle. Five republicans and one constable killed. looting and arson accompany the week end clashes.

London Winston Spencer Churchill House of Commons Great Britain Dublin Belfast Ulster Special Constabulary Donegal Fermanagh Belleek Ulster Police Mugserenens Castle Free State Lough Ernes Talbot Street Shaftesbury Avenue

Navy's New Fog Screen Could Cut Costs and Increase Obscurity

Washington reports the U S Navy is testing a dense fog screen to replace black smoke. Rear Admiral Robinson testified before a Senate committee that the fog screen would be more impenetrable, cheaper to produce, and reduce boiler wear by feeding above the boilers below the outlets.

Washington Jutland Robinson Bureau of Engineering Senate Admiral Robinson Engineering Bureau

Audrey Munson Improves After Poison Incident

Miss Audrey Munson the former Queen of the Studios and famed model was pronounced markedly improved after swallowing poison in a personal crisis. Her physician expressed hope for a full recovery in Syracuse on May 30.

Syracuse N. Y Audrey Munson

The Burning of a Good Book in Jeremiah Time

Lesson text traces Jeremiah 36 on Jehoiakim burning the roll read by Baruch. It notes the king's destruction of the book, Baruch and Jeremiah's arrest, and its rewrite by divine command. Themes include the indestructibility of God's Word and the dangers of rejecting scripture.

Jeremiiah Jehoiakim King Jeremiah Israel Judah Baruch Michaiah Jehudi God

The Route to Heaven Feltham Quote Card

The Route to Heaven. Show me the man who would go to heaven alone, and I will show you one who will never be admitted there. The line asks readers to consider humility and shared virtue as essential paths to salvation.

Heaven Feltham

Satisfied Mindset Promotes Quiet Confidence

A short maxim urges be satisfied with one's own work and let others judge. It emphasizes inner contentment over external validation and suggests quiet confidence derives from steady effort rather than public praise.

Dampness of Error Refrains From Truth

Quote attributed to Tupper about how error distorts truth, noting that nothing remains perfectly true when dampened by error.

Tupper

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Woman

Kenosha Wisconsin mother extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postnatal female troubles. She says it helped her after childbirth and urges other women to try it with confidence. The advertisement notes the remedy has been used for nearly fifty years and comes from mothers and grandmothers.

Lydia E. Pinkham Kenosha Wisconsin

Carlyle on Insight and the Business Mind

The quote argues that true likeness comes from sympathy and a businesslike faculty to discern reality, not mere surface appearance. It emphasizes that genuine perception requires interior insight and the capacity to see the essential type in objects and situations.

Carlyle

Its Clever to Utilize the Present for Future Strangle Hold

Fragmentary musing notes emphasize shaping the future through present actions. The line highlights strategic thinking about momentum and control, implying foresight and deliberate planning.

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St. Joseph’s Catholic Federation of Societies of Otto Kreuchberger A. W. Miller Frank G. Rupp Edward Dietz Connersville Munele Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Indiana Michigan City Bloomington Psi Iota Xi Rainbow Veterans’ Organization of Indiana Robert H. Tyndall One Hundred and Fiftieth Field Artillery Organization of Rainbow Veterans Austin Seward Paul N. Fechtman Ralph H. Phelps Public Service Commission U. S France Pryan Home Secretary of State Methodist Church Henry H. Marmaduke Merrimac Ireland Republican Army NAVY Queen OF Studios P. EB. Fitzwater D. DD Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Western Newspaper Union Pythagoras Bright Doan Emma Wins E. Dowling St Kendallville Ind Dean Foster-Milburn CO Buffalo, N. Y Allen Intento
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