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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

2

New Air Mail Routes Planned For January

The Post Office Department in Washington plans three new air mail routes starting around January 1, linking New York to Chicago and Atlanta, and Pittsburgh to St. Louis. Globally, political and military news include Obregon’s security in Mexico, Wilson’s stance on labor and anti alcohol regulations, and Polish advances against Russia.

New York Chicago Atlanta Pittsburgh St. Louis Post Office Department Washington

Lithuanians Clash With Poles as Italy Quake Reels

News Review recounts Soviet activity in northern Italy with plant seizures and worker soviets facing staff resistance. It covers Lithuanians and Poles clashing over Suwalki, Russia’s advances, German disarmament issues, and political primaries in New Hampshire Georgia Wisconsin Connecticut and Arizona.

Conflicting War Reports From Southern Russia and Ireland Crisis

Reports alternately cite Wrangel's defeats and successes as his forces press toward Kachovka and the Dnieper bridge. British policy refuses Cork mayor MacSwiney release. Rome hints papal mediation. Mannix may travel to Ireland as a peacemaker amid hunger strike.

Russia Baron Wrangel Wrangel Kachovka Dnieper Reds Wrangell Riga Terence MacSwiney Cork Hamar Greenwood Ireland Lloyd George Switzerland Rome MacSwiney London Mannix Australia

Earthquake Devastates Northern Italy Killing Thousands

A massive earthquake struck northern Italy between Florence Milan and the Adriatic coast causing thousands of deaths and leaving many more homeless. Towns and villages were destroyed or heavily damaged as rescuers searched rubble for survivors.

Italy Florence Milan Adriatic

Campaign funds probing yields mixed signals on quotas

Senate committee hearings reveal Harry M Blair describes the form 101 plan and 250 copies stored in a safe with some circulated to New York where the idea was rejected. Dudley S Blossom presents Cleveland quota at 400000 with 2000 teams, only 74000 raised. Evidence shows both volunteer and paid fund groups and inflated quotas to meet national targets. A letter from Augusta to a Democrat donor bears Boeschenstein’s signature, prompting calls to summon him.

Senatorial Committee Harry M Blair Upham New York Republican Committee Blair Cox Dudley S. Blossom Cleveland Republican National Committee Democratic Fund Charles Boeschenstein Mwionis Boeschenstein

Dempsey Knocks Out Miske in Benton Harbor Heavyweight Bout

On Labor Day Billy Miske challenged Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title before about 20 000 spectators in Benton Harbor Michigan. Dempsey floored Miske in the third round with a right hook to the jaw to seal the count.

Billy Miske Jack Dempsey Benton Harbor Mich Miske Gime Mr. Dempsey

Canada Wheat Harvest Forecast From Western Canada Outlook

The Winnipeg Free Press cartoon and farm notes show Western farmers hopeful as threshing yields and elevator shipments rise. Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba expect wheat totals nearing 250 million bushels with Alberta surpassing 70 million. oats, barley and rye also above average. Overall three provinces may reach 225 to 300 million bushels.

Western Canada Tventy Saskatchewan Prairie Provinces Alberta Department of Agriculture Battleford Lloydminster Manitoba

Country Joke Exchange Sparks Rural Banter

In this light exchange two residents discuss country life noting the absence and obsolescence of a stile. The quip frames rural living as a gentle, humorous inland satire with a playful dig at traditional symbols.

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