Indiana Brevities Highlights From State News List
More than 2 600 Purdue graduates expected for gala week ahead of June commencement. Endowment drive at Wabash College in Montgomery county nears $84 670 with student and local pledges. Governor McCray approves pardons and clemency for six, and denies eight. Priest Anthony Gorek among those charged in Toledo mail robbery case. Bartholomew County wool pool to sell at 35 cents per pound. Statehouse salary boosts debated with $10 000 initial fund and $20 000 yearly later. South Bend forms better business bureau to police advertising.
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Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
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Scott-Vanderbur County Fair Association
Fai
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Foreign Nations Invited to Cede West Indies to America
A speaker proposes inviting European states to cede their West Indian possessions to the United States as partial repayment of debts and to secure the Panama Canal route. He argues it would aid debtors, bolster U.S. security, and spur Southern industry, while noting taxpayers would bear any loss.
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Cere
Wes Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Europe
Panama Canal
South
Washington
Wealth of America Shown by Car Ownership and Cash Purchases
A national survey from 10,600 dealers reports over 148,000 cars sold in 1920 with about 80,000 paid in cash and 70,000 on credit. Farmers bought 40,000 cars with cash for 18,000, city dwellers paid cash for 63,000 of 110,000. Average payment times: nine months city, eleven months farming. Some urge 75 percent credit sales to boost the trade.
Last Stand of Supermen Against Cosmic Cold
The essay imagines future supermen facing extinction from the dying sun four million years ahead. It contemplates science mastering solar heat, humans fighting cold with unseen methods, and philosophical acceptance of death while life remains worth living.
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Flammarion
Mr. Wells
United States and Britain Must Be Friends to Save Civilization
Representative P. H. Kelley of Michigan argues that a mutual armament reduction is only feasible with reciprocal action by other nations and that equality on the seas is the surest basis for friendship between the United States and Great Britain to preserve civilization. He warns against unilateral steps and emphasizes shared interests and potential cooperation.
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United States
Great Britain
News of the Week Cut Down for Busy Readers
A collage of brief notes reports labor leaders salaries, deaths, and official actions. Highlights include Warren Stone's $25,000 annual pay as grand chief, suffragist Phoebe Hanaford's death, Tulsa race riot inquiry orders, Schurman’s China posting confirmed, and policy moves on disarmament and finance.
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Stone
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
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