Indiana brief items center on war dead and elections
Indiana reports list Sgt John Keller among 59 returning from France for Arlington burial. It notes the Boys Club Federation session in Indianapolis, primary results in Grant county, and robberies in Indianapolis. Also covered are bank suit in Vincennes, livestock terminal plans, DAV HQ move, and several local notices across cities.
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Washington, D. C
United States
France
Arlington National Cemetery
John Keller
Three Hundred and Tenth Infantry
Mamie Myler
East Tenth Street
Evansville
Indianapolis
Boys’ Club Federation
Claypool Hotel
New England
New York
Vincennes
Ralph Mossman
Vincennes State Bank
Knox
Charles S. Nossette
American Surety Company
Marion
Grant County
Culla J. Vayhinger
Indiana
State Senate
Alfred Hogston
Vayhinger
Hogston
Madison Road
George Lang
South East Street
John Kranzer
Iowa Street
William Beville
Producers’ Commission Association
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
David L. Swanson
Chicago
Farmers’ Federation
Indiana Department of the Disabled American Veterans of the Word War
Lincoln
Lafayette
Hammond
East Chicago
Inland Steel
Steel and Tube
P. D. Block
Inland
Clayton Mark
Brier Hill
Midvale
Lackawanna
Youngstown Steel
Bethlehem
Shank
Anderson
Aires
Genoa note unsettles European hopes for peace
The Genoa conference produces a long controversial Russian reply deemed unsatisfactory by France and Belgium while Britain nudges toward a possible settlement. Russia proposes a mixed expert commission for financial matters but rejects the idea for nationalized property, delaying broader accord amidst Allied pressure.
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Edward W. Pickard
Ussia
Genoa
M. Barthou
Paris
Russia
Lloyd George
Japan
France
Belgium
Pact Between Russia and Germany Reported in Berlin Text
Paris L Eclair prints what purports to be a wartime pact promising arms and materiel for 180 infantry regiments and 20 divisions, training for 60 Russian instructors in chemical warfare, German support for reorganizing Russian fleets, 500 airplanes and 150 field wireless outfits, and joint factory access in Afghanistan. joint plan envisages Baltic sea access.
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Berlin
London Times
Paris
L’eclair
Red Army
Russia
Afghanistan
Baltic Sea
League of Nations session opens in Geneva presided by Count de Leon
The League of Nations convened in Geneva with Spanish Count Qui nones de Leon in the chair. Earl of Balfour interrupted proceedings to demand immediate British approval on the Palestine issue.
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Nother
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Quinones de Leon
Spain
Earl of Balfour
Palestine
Death of Henry P. Davison Renowned financier
Henry P. Davison, a leading banker and major financier, died after brain tumor surgery. He had risen high in finance and built substantial wealth. During World War I he led the American Red Cross with distinction.
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Merica
Henry P. Davison
American Red Cross
President Harding faces choice on soldier bonus bill
Washington sources say Harding has not stated whether he favors the sales tax or insurance plan for a soldier bonus. Prediction holds he will veto the bill, with chances it may pass over his veto. Congressional leaders kept the matter pending beyond July.
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Harding
Washington
Congress
Zeppelin to replace treaty loss ships to be built in Germany
Paris based interallied council agrees Germany will manufacture a Zeppelin with 70 000 meters capacity to replace the Versailles loss for the United States. It should be delivered in nine months and a German crew will bring it across the Atlantic. The Federal Railroad Labor Board issued an order to avert a 600 000 strong strike by banning contract farming out job work.
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Paris
Germany
United States
Atlantic
Federal Railroad Labor Board
Indiana Hoosiers Set for Japan Baseball Tour
Ward Gilbert and Emmons Clay return from service to join Indiana University baseball in Japan. The team travels from Seattle to Tokyo to play against Japan college teams at Waseda University, with Japan University guaranteed 15000 dollars for expenses. American Legion members in Seattle greet the players before departure.
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Johnny Jap
Indiana University
Tokyo
Nagoya
Seattle
Wash
American Legion
Ward O. Gilbert
Kokomo
Ind
France
Emmons Clay
Legion
Indiana
Japan
Waseda University of Tokyo
Japan University
Pacific
Orient
Ex service women's leader gives up music for Americanism work
Mrs. Madge King Johnston of Aberdeen South Dakota becomes national vice president of the American Legion auxiliary. She leads the disabled veterans relief stores in eight states and chairs the auxiliary’s American committee. Once a concert artist she now focuses on citizenship clubs and children of ex service members. Her husband Dr M C Johnston is a renowned big game hunter who has accompanied her on hunts across the Rockies and Canada.
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Huntington
Maple Grove
Huntington County
Brownstown
Henry Merrill
Merrill
Indianapolis
McCray
Albert Einicke
Terre Haute
Einicke
Cluny City
Libertyville
Jasonville
Rosedale
Clinton
Farmersburg
Shellburn
Riley
Isaiah Moore
Linn D. Hay
Harriet E. Evans
Mexico
Moore
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
East Chicago
King Callahan
Frank Callahan
Mike Untri
Crites
Mike
Newcastle
Henry County
Adah Granger
Mary Caldwell
Granger
Caldwell
New Albany
Ellen Jones
Pardons Board
William T.regeren
Bloomingdale
Parke County
Donovan
Montgomery County
Delberta Williams
Muncie
A. B. Anderson
Thomas V. Miller
Delaware County
Tom Miller
Anderson
House
Indiana
United States
Noblesville
Greencastle
Tri Pai
The
Mothers’ Organization
College Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Butler College
Franklin College
DePauw University
America
Europe
Madge King Johnston
Aberdeen
Erican Legion Auxiliary
Y M C A Brings Light to Soldiers in Fort Jay Prison
At Fort Jay on Governors Island New York Harbor about 175 inmates attend the weekly sing song and over 200 join Sunday services as the Y M C A continues its wartime work. Volunteers teach Spanish French reading writing and arithmetic with many inmates eager to learn before longer confinement at Fort Leavenworth.
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United States
Fort Jay
Governor's Inland
New York Harbor
Fort Leavenworth
John E. Hunt
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Sabina Woman
Mrs Weldon G of Sabina Ohio testifies she suffered weakness and nervousness for a year. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could cook and perform housework again. She urges others to give it a fair trial, noting it helped Mrs Hatfield and many other women.
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Babine
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hetkey
Slump In Microscopes Hits British Makers
The ep trade faces a general mood downturn as British microscope producers cut staff or operate on alternate weeks. After wartime overproduction, demand is abnormally low, with hospitals and schools delaying purchases while mineralogy buyers dominate orders, says a large firm quoted by the Manchester Guardian.
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Manchester Guardian
Australia Off Its Maps Says Scientific American
Authorities report a 100 yard latitudinal error in Australia on maps after radio time clock checks with France. Scientific American notes the potential need to relocate Australia on world maps.
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Australia
France
Scientific American
Blake Missing Voice Control Impresses Critics
Critics praise Blake for exceptional vocal control and wide range. They note she can perform a full spectrum of styles, though some remark she struggles with restraint at moments.
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Blake
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