Keep 1 W W Out of Wheat Fields Drama Spreads
Kansas officials from about 380 counties meet with federal and state attorneys to coordinate action against I W W activity in the wheat belt. Reports indicate I W W literature and membership blanks being collected. Jack Gavell linked to I W W in Chicago. Gavell to face Chicago charges. Harvest paroles issued for two prisoners at the state penitentiary, with 34 cents daily in prison and higher rate in harvest fields.
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Griffin
Belleville
Republic County
Halloway
Jack Gavell
Chicago
W. D. Haywood
Gavell
Haltaway
Solidarity
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Kan
United States
Robertson
Kansas
Toneka, Kun
State Penitentiary
Allen
Debs to Atlanta Prison Passes Through Cincinnati
Eugene V Debs former Socialist presidential candidate and espionage law convict traveled from Moundsville WV to the Atlanta GA federal penitentiary. He rode under guard and officials kept the move secret while custody was by U S deputy marshals from the northern district of West Virginia. The motive for the transfer was not learned.
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Cincinnati
Euugene V. iDebs
Moundsville
W. Va
Federal
Atlanta
United States
West Virginia
Debs
Georgia
R. W. Meade
Marjorie Dumont
Yorkville
Ellington Field
Houston
Tex
J. N. Hurry
Indiana
Wayne County
Board of Health and Board of Managers
Elizabeth Caldwell
Indiana State Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Standard Oil ‘Company of
Vanderburg County
Luhring
France
James A. Hemmingway
Booneville
Hemmingway
Claude Steele
Inox
American National Bank
Second National Bank
Citizens Trust Company
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Butler College
Butler
Evansville & Ohio Valley Railroad
Evansville
Mount Vernon
Rockport
Henderson
Evansvile
Russians Near Hungary As Bolsheviks Push Toward Tarnopol
Russian Bolshevik troops have crossed the Galician boundary and are advancing toward Tarnopol with the aim of joining Hungarian Bolsheviks when the frontier is reached. Czecho Slovaks report a favorable turn in their operations, recapturing several towns from the Hungarians.
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London
Tarnopol
Vienna
Petlura resigns command amid Polish Bolshevik fronts
Warsaw reports Gen. Simon Petlura, leader of the Ukrainian peasant army, has given up command due to events on the Polish and Bolshevik fronts. Dispatches from Lemberg say he may have enlisted as a private or gone to Switzerland.
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Warsaw
Simon Petlura
Lemberg
Switzerland
Governor Ernest Lister Is Dead
Seattle June 16 Governor Ernest Lis ter of Washington has died after several months of illness. The state mourns the loss of the veteran public servant who led during trying times and served as chief executive for the state.
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Ernest Lister
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Peace terms near completion as German counterproposals eyed
Paris reports the council of five edits the peace treaty with Makino. printing expected for Monday or Tuesday. Turkey terms to be reviewed next, Austrian terms Monday, Wilson may travel to Brussels if Germany does not sign by June 21. Marshal Foch demands Polish troop movement to continue with trains held in Coblenz Treves Ems and other interior stations.
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Paris
France
Council of Five
Baron Makino
Turkey
Wilson
Brussels
Council of Four
Coblenz
Germany
Marshal Foch
Louis Richart
Seymour
Clark County
W. D. Tlowe
Indiana University
New York
Delaware County
Nature
T. C. Basye
Rockport
Ind
Indiana News Briefs Highlight Labor Strikes and Local Events
Bedford finalizes boy scout council setup as Meiien asphalt workers threaten strike for 5 cent wage increase. Brazil thrift stamps reach 80061.25 dollars. Wayne county men marry at 30 and women at 26. Jackson county blackberry crop looks strong with strawberries scarce at $5.50 per crate. Fort Wayne plumbers union strike ends at 70 cent wage rise. Mishawaka murder verdict leads to life sentence. Indiana church drive, tax changes, and Studebaker plant expansion cited.
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Bedford
Meiien
Brazil Public Schools
Wayne County
Jackson County
Plumbers’ Union of
Fort Wayne
Leo Hulsman
Shelbyville
Hulsman
Sunday Schools
Indiana
Mari
Armilda Kiger
John E. Kiger
Monroe City
Terre Haute
Clay Township
Bartholomew County Farmers’ Association
Petersville
Carward Mochan
Frank King
University of Notre Dame Track Tea
American Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Yeter Tom
Michigan City
Tom
Mishawtka
Putnam County Wool Growers’ Association
Frankfort
Western
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Harry C. Brake
Indianapolis
Jackson
Clear Spring
Efe
H.W. Fawcett
Aviation Training and Transportation Company
Wabash
Studebaker
South Bend
A. R. Erskine
Studebaker Corporation
Shelby County
Credit Men Elect Officers at Detroit Convention
The National Association of Credit Men closed its twenty fourth annual convention in Detroit with Curtis R. Burnett of Newark named president, H H E Choate of Atlanta first vice president, and W B Cross of Duluth second vice president. Jo Harry Tregoe of New York was re elected secretary treasurer for the seventh time. The group reports 29 500 members, the largest in its history, with the membership trophy awarded to New York.
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Detroit
Mich
National Association of Credit Men
St. Paul
Curtis R. Burnett
Newark
H. H E. Choate
Atlanta
W. B. Cross
Duluth
Harry Tregoe
New York
Motors to Run First Army Transcontinental Truck Train
Plans by the motor transport corps call for the first army motor truck train to start from Washington on July 7 and reach San Francisco in 40 to 60 days. President Wilson is expected to dedicate a milestone before the White House marking the highway starting point. The trip will follow the Lincoln highway with detours at several points.
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Washington
Motor Transport Corps
San Francisco
Wilson
White House
Lincoln Highway
Card of Thanks for Liddie B. Fields
The Fields family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of their daughter Liddie B. Fields. They thank Rev. Herrington the singers the undertaker and for the florals signed Mr. and Mrs. Fields and daughter.
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Liddie B. Fields
Rev. Herrington
Keep Off Paralysis and Hardened Arteries
An old advertisement extols alteratives from the U S Dispensatory and promotes "Number 40 For The Blood" as beneficial for paralysis arteriosclerosis scrofula chronic rheumatism nodes tumors lupus and various blood diseases. It claims uses for constipation hepatic congestions dyspepsia and stomach troubles and urges purchase through T C Basye.
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Mason
U. S
T. C. Basye
The Quaker Bonnet and Its Quiet Expression Across Regions
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes Quaker bonnet making across Ohio Iowa New York and Alabama. It stresses uniform simple style and restraint in display, with emphasis on the bonnet’s expression and consistency rather than novelty.
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Ohio
Iowa
New York
Lake Cayuga
Wairhope
Ala
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Foley Kidney Pills Backed by Arkport Woman's Relief Claim
Middle aged and older people suffer from weak kidneys and bladder. Mrs. Warren Dyer of Arkport New York writes that Foley Kidney Pills relieved back pains and made her feel younger and stronger after use. T. C. Basye.adv.
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Warren Dyer
Arkport
N. Y
T. C. Basye
Adv
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Wheat Belt
Hungary
Bela Kun
Gen. Petlura
Bank of the Rhine
Indiana News
Frances Marshall
Rushville
Bloomington
Marion
Great Camp of
Afaccabees
Lafaycette
Benjamin E. Waynes
Crown Point
Claude W. Allman
Brazil Gas Company
Indiana Public Service Commission
Michael Higdon
Kokomo Aviation Company
Mary McAfee
Our City
Lettie Field
Lettie Coleman
Miss Fields
Richard Field
Beach
Hartwell
Dora Cosby
Jessie Lewis
W.S. Holmes
Vine Street
Credit Men
Motors
Cadick Milling Go
Lenin
Ohio Valley
By. Co
Hatfield
Owensboro
G. R. Mullican
Gen
Geo. Ranes
Agt
Henry Hoch
Tel
Rockport, Ind
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