Indiana state news roundup highlights cross state events
Richmond sees a $10,000 damages suit against the Pennsylvania railroad arising from a 1920 crossing accident. Evansville reports a $20,000 bank bond issue suit against a failed Newburg bank, while Decatur notes hospital dedication with $125,000 cost. Across Indiana, posts, roads, wheat yields, and local governance are updated with multiple city and county items.
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Richmond
Fred 9. Staats
Howard L. Cook
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wayne
Senierville
Cook
Seri Adventures
Evaansville
Board of Finance of
Ohio Township
Warrick County
George H. Vanada
Wilson Bradley
John C. Effinger
Anna M. Allen
James Allen
Eugene C. Sargent
Farmers’ Trust Bank of
Newburg
Evansville
Bank of
CL W H. Good
Huntington
Indiana Medical Association
Hares G. Hill
Indianapolis
Muncie
Cowan
C. J. Gilbert
Helen Groomus
Wabash
Warsaw
Stout Road
Waltz Township
Rushville
Rush County
Orlie Brown
Downey Farm
Here
Indiana
McCray
Sugar Creek
Edinburg
Maeyer Oro
Davis
Terre Haute
Repubican
Warren T. McCray
Lee Butcher
Shelbyville
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Fkulton
James Callahan
Fletcher
Lake
Attica
Flint
Lafayette
George Regener
Elmer Strauser
Ethel Coons
Pearl Coons
Jacob Hirsch
Amy Ilirsch
Kinten
Earl Jones
Clinton
Jones
General Assembly
Robert Bracken
Hammond
M. D. McNeil
Joseph Wosnis
Chicago
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Henry Sims
Flatrock
Frank Newcomb
Luther Ault
Union
Harrison
Ohio
Jackson
Marion
Upland
Matthews
Anderson
Shadyside Memorial Park
Kenyon's Room for Presidential Nomination Led by Brookhart
Edward W. Pickard discusses Brookhart's push for Kenyon as a presidential candidate and the Governor General Wood row with the Filipino cabinet. The text notes France may aid the Entente and questions why farm bloc bills fail to halt wheat price declines.
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Kenyon
Brookhart
Wood
France
Entente
Minnesota Farmers Labor Senator Victory Shakes National Politics
Magnus Johnson's decisive win over Governor Preus gives Minnesota two Farmer-Labor senators aligned with La Follette, strengthening the bloc in the Senate. Johnson criticizes world court and entanglements while backing a soldier bonus from excess profits taxes. Republicans and Democrats react with disappointment, citing farm interests and national tour politics.
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Magnus Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Preus
Carley
Johnson
LaFollette
Wisconsin
la Follette
League of Nations
Harding
Adams
National Committe
JiIull
Democratic National Committee
Johnsons victory sparks GOP renomination talk and tug of war
Republicans weigh future bids as talk swirls about Harding’s possible decline and new contenders. Brookhart and La Follette push Kenyon as a nominee while Wenyon and Johnson-Hram receive mixed support from party wings and admirers.
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Esults
Johnson
Layfollette
Brookhart
Iowa
Harding
Europe
New York
Judge Kenyon
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Wenyon
Johnson—Hram
California
European tour shapes 1923 political outlook for U S nominee
The candidate praises European leaders and advocates economic cooperation inspired by Rochdale. He backs immediate congressional action on the Norris bill to help farmers, calls for an extra session, warns Russia may target grain markets, and notes Belgian press siding with Britain on Quai dOrsay policy.
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Everting
Brookhbart
Europe
Rochdale
America
Congress
United States
Russia
Philippine leadership resignations amid Wood policy clash
President Wharding heads south from Alaska amid Philippine consternation as Governor General Wood faces a cabinet and senate leadership resignations. Manuel Quezon and Roxas denounce intervention in insular and local affairs, citing violation of organic law and department prerogatives. Wood rejects the accusations and defends his authority.
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Wharding
Alaska
Philippines
Wood
Council of State
Manuel Quezon
Senate
Roxas
House of Representatives
Britain Hints At Possible Reparations Accord With Germany
Britain has submitted its draft reply to Germany’s reparations note to the Allies and United States, kept secret while governments study it. France appears ready to concede to avert a break in the entente, with Poincare’s Senlis speech contrasting British hopes for a Rome conference to end Ruhr resistance.
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Britain
United States
Marquis Curzon
France
Berlin
Poincare
Senlis
England
Baldwin
Ruhr
Germany
London
Italy
Great Britain
Rome
Smet Pasha to Sign Lausanne Peace Treaty on July 24
Angora authorized Smet Pasha to sign the Lausanne treaty. The pact marks a Turkish and American advantage as prewar concessions are omitted and the open door policy remains. Turkey secures most gains while other terms are amended to avoid rejection at Angora.
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Smet Pasha
Angora
Lausanne
Turkey
United States
Dardanelles
Mr. Grew
Demand for German spy records in mixed claims case
The mixed claims commission faced a demand for Germany to produce official records of its wartime spies in the United States. A Kentucky Elevator Co elevator fire in February 1917 seeks 1 million dollars in damages, linked to alleged German plots to seize grain or destroy wheat in America, citing Versailles treaty article.
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Mixed Claims Commission
United States
Kentucky Elevator Company
America
Mussolini tightens grip as electoral law passes Italy
Premier Mussolini claims full control after parliament approves a new electoral law allowing redistricting. Liberals oppose while he threatens to abolish the law if it does not bow to his will. Supporters hail restoration while many Italians fear dictatorial methods.
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Remier Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Governor Proctor Sets Special Election for Senate Vacancy
Governor Proctor of Vermont orders a special election on November 6 to fill the U S Senate vacancy caused by the death of William P. Dillingham who served twenty three years. The primary is set for October 9.
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Overnor Proctor
Vermont
William P. Dillingham
United States
Government seeks dissolution of International Harvester
Attorney General Daugherty asks the federal district court in St. Paul to dissolve International Harvester into three independent corporations. He argues the firm remains a combination in restraint of trade in harvesting machinery and monopolizes the trade in violation of the Sherman act. The plan envisions two implement companies of equal size using McCormick and Deering lines, plus a third holding the steel and coal subsidiaries.
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International Harvester Company
Daugherty
Federal District Court
St. Paul
McCormick Harvester
Deering
The
Harvester Company
Red Cross Ball Blue for sparkling linens ad
To insure glistening white table linens use Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. It never disappoints. At all good grocers.
The Millionaire in Moscow A Profiteer Tale
A London Daily Express excerpt tells of a profiteer who dines lavishly in Moscow's finest restaurant while others starve on the Volga. When urged to consider the starving masses he deflects, saying “you know what soviet millions are.”
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Moscow
Volga
London Daily Express
Opening game scramble over wall at Darktown league
A batted ball cleared the fence in the Darktown Intercity Amalgamated Baseball league opener. Players from both teams rushed the fence chasing the ball, chased by spectators, until a bystander reveals a watermelon patch on the other side.
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Darktown
Richmond Times- Dispatch
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Pope Pius X
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