Turbulent Labor Action Tidings Stall Italian Industry
Industrial unrest spreads in northern Italy as workers seize plants and place them under soviet control while management refuses to join. Government declines to intervene as strikes threaten wages and public services. Interplay with Poland Lithuania tensions and German disarmament debates shape a precarious European balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Giolitti
Turin
Bresciarre
Venice
Italia
England
America
France
Germany
Mrs Adelia Green Dead in Mire near Commercial Street
Mrs Adelia Green died at her home on Commercial street Monday afternoon of tuberculosis. She was born in Indiana December 8 187 and was 49 years, 9 months and 72 days old. Survived by four sons and one daughter, two brothers, one sister. Funeral Wednesday after noon at home, Rev Bo Thomas officiating. Interment at Toverstock cemetery near Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Green
Commercial Street
Indiana
Meron Airs
Thomas da Iellodla
Ireer
Joss
Rathers
T. A. Eddingfelt
Ros Eatingfield
Hosler
Aiden Township
Aft
Bo Thomas
Toverstock
Zanesville
Notice of Hearing on Requeke Telephone Company Rates
Public Service Commission of Indiana notices a hearing on the petition of Requeke Telephone Company for authority to raise rates. The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday September 2020 at 1:00 pm at the bottom Noanoke, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Requeke Telephone Company
Toh P. Om
Roanoke Bakery Reopens Under New Owners Pond and Gowio
Messers I Herbert Pond and Allen Gowio of Auburn Indiana purchased the Roanoke Bakery equipment and opened for business Monday morning. They plan a modern bakery with a line of clams and candies and will not operate a restaurant. The owners have moved to Roanoke with their families and are occupying the rooms above the bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Messers I
Herbert Pond
Allen Gowi O
Auburn
Indiana
Roanoke Lakers
Shes
Hathaway Rindchen Wed at Mr. EK Parsonage
Mr. Carl Rindchen and Miss Gladys Hathaway wed Wednesday noon with Rev. C. B. Thomas officiating. They left for a brief wedding trip and will begin housekeeping on North Seminary Street. Resident families extend best wishes for a happy marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thomas
Carl Rindchen
John Rindchen
Gladys Hathaway
Mahlon Hathaway
Melvin Rindchen
Tuedle Hathaway
North Seminary Street
Gaunt recounts Texas trip and visits to Vicksburg and Mammoth Cave
W H Gaunt details travel from Huntington to Texas to visit daughter then to Mississippi for a National Military Park visit and Mammoth Cave Kentucky. He notes rainfall and crop conditions in Missouri Arkansas and Tennessee, and describes Texarkana as a rail hub and market gardening region with large watermelons and peaches. He also mentions a prize win for widow decoration and a Hollyhock Club surprise party for Mr and Mrs Feighner.
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Texas
Huntington
Missouri
St. Louis
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Texarkana
Texurkinat
Vicksboro
Miss
Mississippi
National Military Park and Battlefield
A. Wasmuth
Vicksburg
School Notes Elect Offiers In Three Classes
The slumoy class elected Tuba Ilinga as president Virgina Pry as vice president and Milo Dinius as secretary and treasurer. The Sepremiere class chose Lloyd Mc Namara president EvexIn Meritt vice president and Carl Gipe secretary treasurer. Senior class elected Carl Laner president Mayme Tights vice president Gar ry Movers secretary treasurer Dee Wyeant business manager. Plans for a High School Trecum course this winter were announced with tickets to go on sale soon.
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Tuba Ilinga
Virgina Pry
Milo Dinius
Lloyd McNamara
EvexIn Meritt
Carl Gipe
Carl Laner
Mayme Tights
Garry Movers
Dee Wyeant
Lincoln Family Visits Theo Trancis Home
Mr and Mrs Oscar Gibbs and their son from Lincoln Nebraska arrived Wednesday evening for a few days visit at the Theo Trancis home. Mr Gibbs is Mr Francis nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gibbs
Lincoln
Nebraska
Theo Trancis
Mr. Gibbs
Francis
Clergy Appointments Announced by Winona Lake Conference
The Rev. G. F. Berer, based in Warsaw, was appointed to the local RB church charge by the Conference at Winona Lake last week and will occupy the pulpit after Sunday services. Rev. T. W. Zartman is returned to the Pleasant Celuerge, with prior year satisfaction noted. Rev. T. W. D. Meads, once in charge with Fred Feighner, has been assigned to a church in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Berer
Warsaw
Winona Lake
Tlewil
T. W. Zartman
TW. D. Meads
Fred Feighner
Bern
Keep Sick Children Home and Report Communicable Disease
Parents must keep children at home if they show symptoms or have a communicable disease and report cases to the local health board if no doctor is present. Guardians may not send exposed or infected children to school and teachers must enforce this policy with penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Loeval Health Board
Receiver Sought for Rapid Rim Company Insolvency Case
Petition filed on last Friday seeks a court appointed receiver to control the affairs and assets of Rapid Rim company. Allegations include $575,600 debt and mismanagement draining more than $770,000 from stock sales, lavish salaries, and lack of income aside from stock sales. Hearing date September 2.
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Petiones
J. A. Borland Pormer
Cou Uy
Slaintiff
Hag
Et Capital
Aspenid
Merofirienpey
Rapid Rim Company
Missionary Rally at M E Church and Rev Swisher Talk
The M E Church hosts a missionary rally with a 2 50 pm address by Dr T A Swisher of Huntington on The Methodist Episcopal Church a World Church. Epworth League led by Clerk Shatner meets at 7 50 pm with Rev TF ALP and Rev B F AOUNner speaking on contemporary problems and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon
T. A. Swisher
Stuntington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Shatner
Omer
Markie
BF. A. Ounner
Unioncale
Binner Yu
Sereday Schonol
Marseu
Dix
Wesley
Mat
Phuris
Come, Co
Thomas
Charles C. Smith Improving at Bedside
Charles C. Smith, who has been very seriously ill, is slowly improving at the bedside. The update expresses hope he may soon regain his usual good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Smith
Why Put Up With Rats for Years
Farmer N Windsor writes on rat problems and praises RAT SNAP as a safe, sure rat killer after a dog nearly died from poison. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1 25 sold at N D E Richards and Purvis Drug Store.
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N. Windsor
N. D. E. Richards £ Sons
Purvis Drug Store
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Imperial News of
the State
The
Union and the World
Suvalki
Lithuania
Russia
Sejny
Iby
Suwalki
Poland
League of Nations
Budenny
Pripetanarshes
Lemberg
Lubdin
Moland
Dpolus
Katshevik
East Prussia
Lenine
Berlin
Seainst
Aboscow
Kurl Ballod
Prussia
lGolert
Muted Klerk
Clara Woltford
Hoaneke
Win, Gaunt
Mro
Jesse Zent
Dart
Ated
Charles Nicodemus
Afr
J. C. Samuels
G. A. Jennings
Monnday
Coldwater
Michigan
Peart Campbell
W. F. Wake
Brent Fryvback
Fryback
Biuffron
BE. EF. Gray
Moore
Ther
J. L. Ward
Main Street
Revie
Glen Wysong
James Hambelton
Culver
Howard Hambelton
Fort Warne
Eriv Beaber
Charles Tounetten
Watlish
Clrt. Hambelton
Hazel
Scott Douglass
Alonzo Heller
Marion
Vernon Reed
F. Ta. Reed
Farnest Reed
Fort Wane
Peter Smith
Jefferson Center
New York Street
U—Dr
CART
Perea Mu Prolimmapalis
Hathaway
Rindchen
W. H. Gaunt
Mammoth Cave
K. Y
Ilnois Central
Memphis
Tenn
Bowling Green
Glasgow Junction
Cave
Dinky
Ater
God
Flest
Toosterdem
W. OT
Don Halex
AL Wasemuth & Sonus Company
Wasmuth
National Carbon Company
Mr. Hales
Mroa
George W. Feighner
John Nussdorfers
Dr. Wasmuth
Mrs. Freighner
Byrer
Mickie
FANN
John Finyard
Managheent
Corporation
Chris
M. E
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