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Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

2

Vermont Loses Population in 1920 Census

Vermont is the first state to show a population decline in the past decade with 352 421 people, down 3 535 or 1 4 percent. Other items note a wage dispute request to reopen miners pay, rising US debt, and various national events.

Vermont Washington

Charges Trust in Farm Tools Ride to Reform

The senate backed by Edward W. Pickard reports a federal trade commission finding that farm implement makers used price meetings and inflated costs to raise prices by 73 percent from 1914 to 1918. It calls for reopening anti trust cases against International Harvester and other firms. The association counters that the critique is unwarranted.

Commission International Harvester Washington, Sept. S Federal Trade Commission Senate International Harvester Company The Trade Commission Chicago International Harvester Company of Chicago International Implement and Vehicle Association United States

Democrats expose large fundraising push for 1920 Republican book

The senatorial committee heard about a deluxe book titled Republicanism in 1920 to be published by William Barnes of New York. A list showed about $37,000 pledged by wealthy backers for Barnes effort. Wilbur Marsh, Democratic treasurer, said this signaled a plan to raise large funds outside the regular Republican machinery, naming several allied organizations including the National Young Men's Republican League and the Southern.

Edward W. Pickard Cox Homer Cummings Cummings Republican National Committee Upham National Committee Hays Harding Fund National Fund Hich New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests Coy W. D. Jamieson Democratic National Committee Washington Reed, Spencer, Edge Kenyon Jamieson William Barnes New York Barnes Wilbur Marsh National Young Bmen’s Republican League Southern

Lord Mayor Mac Swiney Gains Strength in Brixton Jail

Reports say Cork’s Lord Mayor Mac Swiney has not starved himself to death and is growing stronger in Brixton jail. Riots in Ireland and supportive efforts continue as Britain refuses release. Frank P Walsh says Colby promised to act quickly for the prisoner, though the scope of any American action remains unclear.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Federation Cox Harding Gompers Matthew Woll Frank Morrison Ohio State Senate United States Senate House Ohio MacSwiney Cork Brixtor Ireland Frank P. Walsh American Commission For Colby

Wheat Growers Seek Living Price at Farm Conference

Wheat growers from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska gather in Salina to push for a living price for the 1920 crop. They adopt a plan after a Kansas City conference set a fair minimum of 2.30 dollars per bushel at the farm and plan to seek wide cooperation to secure the price.

Salina Kan Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas City

Lyndon Fire Destroys Much of Business District

A gasoline stove explosion sparked a blaze in Lyndon Illinois leveling more than half the business section. The fire destroyed multiple stores including two groceries causing major local damage.

Hotel Houston Opera House Klamath Vaults Gre Dixon Lyndon Whiteside County

Revolt Brewing in Jugo-Slavia as Serbs Evacuate Dalmatia

Report from Rome on a critical period in Jugo-Slavia with Croats Magyars Bosnians and Montenegrins planning a collective rising against Serbia expected within a week. Travelers note Serbian evacuation of Ragusa Dalmatia near Cattaio.

Jugo-Slavia Rome Italy Serbia Adriatic Ragusa Dalmatia Cattaio

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