Sunday School Day Draws Large City County Attendance
Unusually large turnout reported at Sunday schools across the city and county as modification programs are planned. Church collections await totals while interchurch work and rail freight rate data are discussed by officials. In Poland a typhus outbreak prompts cooperation with the Polish minister to head off spread to the United States. A homicide suicide near Hopkinsville ends in the deaths of Sherman Hammonds wife and sister in law.
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Poland
United States
Richmond and area notes mix of charity calls and world events
A jumble of local notices and international tidbits: Mothers day appeals for Salvation Army and Richmond visitors, praise for city leaders, drownings, deaths, and a parade of wartime and political items from Mayfield to Kiev. Names include Thaxton Beadles, Campbell, and Dyer.
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Fiy
The
Salvation Army
Richmond
Population Ingecase Surges in Midwestern Cities
Associated Press reports eight cities with 25 000 plus population have more than doubled in the past decade among 60 plus census records for 1920. Akron Ohio leads the growth scene with a 201.8 percent rise to 208 435, overtaking Syracuse Memphis and Dayton in rank. Dor mont Pennsylvania and Kenmore Ohio show striking gains as Gary Indiana reports 229.4 percent growth.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kenmore
Dormont
Gary
Ind
Akron
Syracuse
N. Y
Memphis
Enn
Dayton
Deaf mutes prove excellent workmen in factories
Deaf mutes are being hired across city factories with many taking skilled machine work roles. Managers report high productivity with operatives learning machines quickly. The article notes Garnett Lowry, a Richmd resident now in Akron, thriving as a machine operator and promoted, alongside many others from the state. It also mentions injured soldiers and sailors entering manufacturing with good results.
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Garnett Lowry
Madison County
Richmond
Anderson Agee
Akron
Lowry
Cincinnati
Tailoring Chief from Walsh House In Louisville Makes Orders
Mr H J Black of the Walsh Tailoring house in Louisville is in town this week taking orders from customers. He meets clients and discusses garments and fittings at the shop.
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H. J. Black
Walsh Tailoring House
Louisville
Government blames Carranza for American deaths
Washington reports claim this government blames President Carranza of Mexico for the death of two American losses. Prohibition has produced more drunks than ever before, declared Magistrate Dale in Brooklyn court. A prisoner was turned loose and prohibition scored by the official. The 2.75 per cent beer bill was passed in the final stage by the state senate in Massachusetts, by a vote of 26 to 6.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Ameri
Dale
Brooklyn
State Senate
Massachusetts
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Harry M. Blanton
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