Balkan War Rumors Sweep Europe Amid Turkish- Greek Clash
Reports from London and Sofia indicate Bulgaria plans to fight Greece with Jugo Slavia Roumania pledging support if war resumes in Thrace. Fighting rumored on Bulgaria's southern frontier involves Turkish, Bulgarian and Greek forces as Russia may back Bulgaria if attack targets Romania. Greek legation warns of Bulgaria tearing up Neuilly treaty as tensions rise. later a Greek exile king Constantine is said to consider return. Also obituary notes the death of Martha Elizabeth Glick aged 70.
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Europe
Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
England
Jugo-Slavia
Thrace
Russia
Roumania
Bessarabia
Adrianault
Anatolia
London
Bulgaria
Neuilly
Qana
Serres
Constantine
Greece
Lucerne
Switzerland
Balkans
Sofia
Rumania
Turkey
Volved
Constantinople
Red Russia
Junior short courses enroll 60 000 youths nationwide
Over 60,000 boys and girls take part in junior short courses and camps run by extension workers from the USDA and colleges. Programs emphasize rural leadership and social activities, with state camps and county training schools in West Virginia, Montana, Minnesota, and other states. The text also notes church activities and junior league meetings in the local context.
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United States Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Montana
Minnesota
Printing Orders From Town Debated By Business Men
In Jis Town local business men argue about printing orders, insisting they can do the work themselves for ease and cost. They claim cheaper, faster results while noting the impact on outside printers.
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Jis
Memorial campaign for Indiana University buildings announced
President William L. Bryan broadcast a memorial message urging funds for three new Bloomington campus buildings. Plans include a 250000 dollar women's dormitory, a 500000 dollar auditorium and men's union building, and a 250000 dollar athletic stadium. The alumni aim initially for 1000000 dollars, later raised to 1600000 dollars as subscriptions from Bloomington and Monroe County residents grow. The drive will open this fall with organized fundraising groups forming to support the campaign.
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Washington
Indiana University
William L. Bryan
Eee, Ateeamta Hy
Seomnbs
Fah
CO Carrener Bores
Bloomington
Monroe County
Settlement of rail shopmen strike reaches forty roads
Chicago September 13 The union led settlement announces all men who left work June 30 return to their former jobs at current pay within thirty days on about forty railroads. Those found guilty of violence are excluded. Names of lines party to the agreement not to be made public. About 60 000 workers to return.
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Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
Senihilty
Alr
Jewell
Kum-Join-Us Class Encore Planned After Successful Play
The Kum-Join-Us Class of the M. E. Church staged a two part entertainment at the Dennis garage Tuesday night to strong praise and funds. Due to demand the class will repeat the show Monday evening at the same venue with a big minstrel segment. Cast included Orville Seeby, Homer Berry, and many local residents.
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Dennis Garage
M. E. Church
Roanoke Beats Fort Wayne 8 to 2 In Sunday Baseball
The Roanoke team defeated the Maccabee nine from Fort Wayne 8 to 2 after trailing 2 to 2 until the eighth inning. Reeves and Hoke comprised the Roanoke battery against the Erie Specials at Huntington the prior Thursday. Riddle's All Stars Colored team, seen here on Labor Day, schedules another game for Saturday, September 23.
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Roanoke
Fort Wayne
Reeves and Hoke
Huntington
Roanoke Battery
Erie Specials
Riddle’s
Riddle
Labor Day
Roanoke U B Church to Keep Rev Byrer for Third Year
The U B Conference reappointed Rev G F Byrer as pastor of the Roanoke church for another year, his third in Roanoke, noted for his success and local support. Other assignments include Rev Zartman moving to Pyrmont, Rev O P Givens to Laketon, Rev H D Meads from Brimfield to Butler circuit, and Rev J B Glick to Chumbusca.
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G. F. Byrer
U. B
Byrer
Roanoke
Zartman
Pyrmont
Snyder
Revival at Block Church Opens Sunday Evening
Revival meetings begin at Block church on Sunday Sept 17 at 7 30 led by Rev Epley of Huntington Everyone is invited to attend.
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Block Church
Epley
Huntington
Reverend Fechner Takes Auto Sales Post in Fort Wayne
Rev. Fred Fechner has accepted a position with the Chevrolet Agency in Fort Wayne to sell automobiles for the next year. They expect to move to Fort Wayne in the near future.
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Fred Fechner
Chevrolet Agency
Fort Wayne
Farewell Reception for Rev Zartman at Pleasant Chapel
Nearly 65 church members and friends gathered uninvited at the manse Monday evening to honor Rev Zartman with warm fellowship, goodwill, and plentiful refreshments. The event strengthened ties and lifted the Christian spirit.
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Pleasant Chapel
Zartman
Corn Cobs Boost FurFural Production Costs Slashed
United States Department of Agriculture chemists have developed methods to extract furfural from corn cobs, cutting production costs from about 50 cents to 10 cents per pound. Furfural, used in resins, varnishes, insulation, printing plates, and more, returns the highest yield among common agricultural materials containing it.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Roanoke Sunday services under long serving pastor
The Roanoke church announces Sunday school at 9 15 with the high lands superintendent to attend promptly. The pastor is returned for another year to lead morning and evening services and to preach the gospel in its purity. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. Official board meets after the morning service. G F Byrer Pastor.
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N. S. Highlands
Roanoke
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Eagle Rock City
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William Wagoner
Thomas Glick
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Painter
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J. D. Minsel
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Bryan Broadcasting
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Labor
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Basin Ae
Indiana
Otate
Ing. Sepet Wlulof Wabash
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Daniel Willard
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Orville Seeby
Homer Berry
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A. H. Ayers
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William France
John Josiah Potter
Leslie Hathaway
Mary Ferrell
Armstrong
Leonard Ferrell
Amelia Hummer
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Martindale
Arthur H. Ayers
Vaughn Patten
Eston Hamilton
Dr. Lékerle
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Albert Eckerle
Bessie Karns
Glen
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Rev. Byrer
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