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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
4
Government regulation of railroads sparks wage and price clash
The piece argues farmers face a 66 percent income drop and rail workers seek a 19 to 15 percent cut. It questions government supervision over business, alleging officials would set prices, wages, and take large profit shares while denying loss sharing.
Debate over war aims reveals split in administration
Democratic editors rebuke Ambassador Harvey for citing self defense as war motive while President Huching cites civilization and humanity. Critics say the administration tolerates differing views and that freedom of speech and the press has been restored in a government no longer run by one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
United States
Huching
Tiarvey
Reedom
Proverb Says McAdoo Misread Rail Revenue Woes
The article argues that McAdoo did not align expenditures with revenues during prosperity, causing railroads to falter. It compares government interference to water past the mill, noting high freight rates now burden sellers and buyers as commodity prices falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
A Private Undertaking and Sinn Feiner Ammunition
Englishmen lament the finding of U S made ammunition with Sinn Feiners and compare to Civil War era munitions found in Confederate camps. The piece notes no international law prohibits private sale of arms to belligerents, and Ireland is not a belligerent, so selling munitions to Sinn Feiners remains legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Alabama
John Bull
Warner
Union
Ireland
Sinn
Andersons Transfer 507 Acres to Benjamin Anderson
Real estate transfer reports a sale by Eli I. Anderson and wife to Benjamin W. Anderson of 507 acres in Liberty and Guilford townships valued at 265 970 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli I. Anderson
Benjamin W. Anderson
Liberty
Guilford Townships
Piano Recital by Baldock Pupils at Christian Church
Piano pupils of Miss Melen C Baldock performed creditably at a recital held Friday evening at Christian church. The event showcased youthful talent and disciplined playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melen C. Baldock
Christian Church
Wealth Concentration in U S Reaches Dynastic Levels
A sweeping study by Henry H. Klein highlights a new dynastic trend as roughly 200 individuals control about 15 trillion in American wealth, with John D. Rockefeller and the Rockefellers leading a group of families and estates including the Carnegies Vanderbilts Frick Morgans and others. The analysis notes oil rail and steel sectors as concentrated, and cites a Farmers National Council estimate that 2 percent of Americans own about 4.8 billion out of total wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
John LD. Rockefeller
France
Tobacco Trust
Rockefeller
Steel Trust
Henry H. Klein
New York City
Dees
Klein
George P. Hampton
Farmers’ National Council
Mr. Hampton
John D
William Rockefeller
Pratt Family
Harkness
Carnegies
Weyerhaeuser Estate
Vanderbilts
Payne Whitney Family
Frick Estate
J. J. Hell Estate
C.ceseseseeeees
Hetty Green Estate
Evelde
Gould Estate
Widener
Pwlaettacac's
George Farr
Isaac Stevenson
Kennedy-Todd Group
Bage Estate
Blair Estate
Rogers
Swift
A. C. James Family
Cleveland Dodge
Eeesseaee
Aeuee
Mills
Cee Ewes Ween Ee Cees
Daniel Reid
Baby Pbel
Diay
Rvlss P Bawlelebealds
Morris
Eeee
Pullman Estate
Searles
William Leeds
Princess Christopher
Greece
Alexander Smit Cochrane
America
Mme. Ganna Walska
Mr. Klein
Merry sex war at Washington factory sparks union clash
The Plate Printers' union in the Bureau of Engraving and Quarinting accuses female assistants of hindering production and blaming paper money spoilage on them. Federal Employees' Union No. 105 defends the workers, noting most spoilage comes from fly wipes and breaks. Miss Gertrude McNally cites speedups harming quality. The dispute risks future friction between printers and assistants over efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sains
Bureau of Engraving
Bureau
Federal Employees’ Union No. 105
Gertrude McNally
Miss McNally
Woman Branded Near Wirksville After Refusing Food
Mrs John Carmichael a forty five year old farmer s wife living near Wirksville Bloomington Indiana was attacked and branded with a flat iron when she refused to give food to a tramp. Passersby heard her screams and a posse was formed. Bloodhounds tracked the Dixie Highway nine miles south of town but the trail went cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Wirksville
John Carmichael
Here
Sail under the Stars and Stripes merchants urge travel
Importers exporters and travelers promote ships designed for maximum comfort and safety under the Stars and Stripes. The message invites shipping or sailing anywhere in American vessels crafted for reliability and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Man Claims Fire Within After Drinking Alcohol
A man, Joseph Marcone of Wooster Ohio, rushed to a fire alarm box and cried that he had a fire inside him. Patrolman Winner notified the fire department and then took Marcone to the police station after the man asked firefighters to hose down his throat to extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Belgium Reclaiming Its Soil Progress in 1920
Washington report from the American consul at Brussels says by the end of the first nine months of 1920 about 61,775 acres of war damaged soil had been put into cultivation out of roughly 148,260 acres surveyed for rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Washington
Brussels
New Jersey Moves to Save Migratory Fish Coastwide
Experienced fishermen warn migratory fish supplies along the Atlantic coast are depleted by pollution and overfishing. New Jersey seeks federal regulation to protect spawning areas, curb nets, and halt pollution, as coastwide boards crumble and officials warn of species losses including menhaden and related edible fishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard States
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
New Jersey Fish and Game
United States
New Jersey League
Atlantic
Fisheries Board
State Board of Fisheries
Seaboard
Connecticut
Maryland
Plans law by divine rule
Yakima Washington Harcourt M Taylor, retiring Yakima Superior Court judge, will resume law practice applying Jesus teachings to legal service. He will not take cases to fight lawsuits or collect debts, instead helping clients avoid litigation or settle disputes with voluntary payments. He will trust in God for compensation and charge no fixed fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Harcourt M. Taylor
Yakima Superior Court
Jesus
Christ
Hawaii to Produce Alcohol Fuel for Local Use
Col. Howard Hathaway notes Hawaii could supply motor fuel for civilian and military needs within two years. Changes to internal revenue regs allow commercial production of denatured alcohol from molasses. A Maui plantation operates a small plant producing fuel for its own needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Territory of Hawaii
Armgy
Navy
Howard Hathaway
Internal Revenue
Hathaway
Maui
Prison Sentence for Baby Eleven Weeks Old
London records show Sir Forest Fulton sentencing a baby eleven weeks old in the Old Bailey case. The mother was found guilty of bigamy and asked what would happen to her newborn. The recorder replied the child may go with her and be none the worse for her detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Forest Fulton
Old Bailey
Ife
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Plainfield Messenger
Plainfield
Indiana
Messenger Printing Co., Publishers
THE
American Press Association
Anderson Sells
Rogkefelles
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Plate Printers
Admiral Line
State Street
N.Y
Manson Navigation Company
So. Gay Street
Baltimore
Munson Steam Ship Line
Beaver Street
N. Y
Porto Rico
S. S. Co
Broadway
Pacific Mail
U. S. Mail
Shipping Board
H. Lane
Information Bureau
N. W
Washington, D. C
U.S. Shipping Board
Washington, D.C
Fire Department
New Thought
Hawaii
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Winds
Ohio
Indianapolis
Dayton
Hamilton
I’. H.1, & EF. Avent orZaddress Traffic Department
Traction Terminal Bldg
Plainfield Motor Car Company
C. A. Edmonson
Danville
E. Johnson
Clayton
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