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Plainfield Messenger in Plainfield, Indiana

28 Sep 1922

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Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1922

Page

3

Indiana News Roundup Ties To Rail, War Memorials And Safety

A wide known police figure Liam Dunn notes arrests of six men connected to a major bank robbery ring in Indiana cities including Indianapolis and Chicago. Railroads will ship sand and gravel in returning empty coal cars to aid state road construction. Purdue officials report a new wheat variety shows high potential with large plantings planned. Ball Brothers donate $50,000 to Indiana University and Riley Memorial Hospital, boosting university funding. Tax receipts in Indiana fall 35 percent year over year for quarter ending Sept 15.

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Liam Sonny) Dunn Indianapolis Anderson Chicago Mage Joohn W. Mullin Indiana Service Commission Highway Commission Highway Department Public Service Commission G. I. Christie Agriculture Experiment Station Purdue University Indiana Millers Soil and Purdue Christie Indianapollis Indiana University Ball Brothers Glass Manufacturers Muncie Marion County Riley Memorial Hospital M. Bert Thurman Internal Revenue U.S. Lesh State Board of Accounts Lafayette Indiana Universities and Colleges Indianapolis Salvage Corps Citizens’ Fire Prevention Committee Chamber of Commerce Elwood MacBeth-Evans Glass Company Lebanon American Legion State ‘Conference On Charities and Correction South Bend Church Service’ League Episcopal Church League Fort Wayne John Rowley Georgiana Elisa Carroll Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations General Assembly Federation John G. Brown McCray Washington, D. C Senate Hay H. Weisbrod Richmond Morton Hefner Delphi William G. Beal Goodland Chalmer L. Bragdon Pendleton Isaac Sutton Waynetown Charles A. Gatwood Albion Terre Haute John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America John Hessler United Mine. Workers of America Airyer Ora Davis Collette Park Bloomfield Linton-Jasonville-Dugger Columbia City Seventy-fourth Brazil G. R. Huffman Putnam County DePauw University Shelbyville Shelbyville City Hospital William” ‘S Hartford City Montpelier Lanning School Millgrove
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Thomas E Watson of Georgia Dies in Washington

United States Senator Thomas E Watson of Georgia died suddenly at his Washington home from an acute asthma attack. He was sixty six, had shown improving health, and was in his seat the day before his death. Born in Thomson Georgia in 1856, Watson led a lengthy political and publishing career including runs with the Populists and later the Democratic Party.

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Washington United States Thomas Ee Watson Georgia Senate Hoke Smith Hugh M. Dorsey Watson Thomson House of Representatives Congress Senator Watson St. Louis Jeffersonian Wilson Columbia Sentinel Smith Dorsey Harry Se. Edwards League of~ Nations
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Fashion notes on sweaters and accessories for women

A 1920s style overview highlights handmade sweaters as affordable, with collars and vestee sets adding color and elegance. Describes new afternoon outfits in brown crepe with roomy sleeves, net panels, lace frills, and decorative hats, emphasizing refined, wearable fashion.

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Weils Sesson
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Tanlac Endorsed By St Paul Woman After Stomach Woes

A Minnesota reader from St Paul says about a year of sour stomach and rheumatism improved after taking Tanlac. She reports relief from aches and digestion issues and urges others to obtain a bottle from a good druggist.

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St St. ‘Paul Mina Bill
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Melodious Irony in Senate Debate Band Remarks

Senator Sorgum remarks on factional fights as he recalls a band playing a mournful tune. The exchange blends irony with political tension over recent disputes.

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Senator Sorghum
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Women lawmakers in Stockholm parliament's special rooms

An old advertisement notes a Swedish national lawmaking body with a dedicated women’s suite in the building it calls convenient. It markets Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product as trusted by grocers and promises snowy white clothes.

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Stockholm
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Bachelor Witty Pair of Scissors Missing Blade

A quirky riddle-like note plays on a bachelor being a pair of scissors with one blade missing. The text hints at a missing component and a witty wordplay element.

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