Bills aim to end radical agitation in US
Congress introduces measures to penalize noncitizens who destroy life or property by internal means and to deport aliens who withdraw citizenship declarations or ally disrespect for the flag. In New York, a raid on the Russian Soviet embassy files prompts hearings by a joint legislative committee. officials including Martens face subpoenas as detectives seize literature and banking records.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Aswell
Louisiana
United States
New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Martens
Russia
Dudley Field Malone
Port of
State Constabulary
Alexander Brough
Legislative Committee
A. A. Heller
Isaac Hourwich
Gregory Weinstein
Richmond Short 1200 Homes Building Slow Citywide
Richmond faces a housing shortage as builders report about 1200 homes needed while construction remains far below normal. City water officials note only ten new connections this year, with just two for new houses, despite some progress in the Reeveston addition.
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Ricmond
City Water Works
Reeveston
Salvation Army Drive Tops $2000 In County Campaign
More than $2,000 has been collected for the Salvation Army drive, announced by chairman Mrs A S Roach. Factory workers at Jenkins Vulcan Spring, the Malleable Iron Foundry and the F N lawnmower factory led the effort with full subscriptions. Center Township reported over $81 in gifts, and speakers will address Economy Sunday at Friends and Methodist churches, with a collection then planned.
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Salvation Army
A. S. Roach
Jenkins Vulcan Spring Company
Mallesble Iron Foundry
F. & N. Lawnmower
Jenkina-Vulcan Springs
Center Township
Friends and Methodist
Bernhardt Completes Rostand Bust at 76
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt the famed French actress at seventy six has completed a bust of Edmond Rostand. Her labor of love honors the renowned dramatist and academy member, and she has long sought to immortalize her countryman’s works.
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Sarah Berhardt
Rostand
France
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Edmond Rostand
Bernhardt
Settlement talk as nationwide telegraphers strike widens
Chicago dispatch reports first steps toward settlement as Commercial Telegraphers Union offers wage adjust ment after wire system control is transferred to the company. Union leaders say more strikers join while Western Union and Postal officials note few workers idle. Electrical workers threaten action next Monday if unresolved. Brokers’ offices may join in sympathy if needed. J Konenkamp directs strike from headquarters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America
Postal Telegraph Company
Postal
Wire Administration
Commercial Telegraphers
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Order of
Railway Telegraphera
West
J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Weather Forecast For Indiana and Wayne County
Weather outlook from United States Weather Bureau and W E Moore Mostly fair tonight and Saturday with thundershowers in places Wayne County reports heavy local thunder showers in past 36 hours and a severe hail storm at Elletts Mills Dry areas remain without rain while far northwest stays cool Warm conditions persist with scattered rain over southwest county at noon.
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Wayne County
W. E. Moore
Wayne
Elletts Mills
Million Enrolled To Fight Against Reds Nationwide
More than one million men and women are enrolled in support of the National League’s campaign against Bolshevism. Tomorrow the league will stage mass celebrations across the country with municipal departments civic associations and schools joining in observances aimed at combating radical menaces.
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Associated Pros
New York
A. League
Eea
League
Officers Elected For Richmond District Missionary Societies
Officers of the Richmond district North Indiana conference Woman's Home Missionary societies were re elected at Grace M B church. Laura Bertsch Centerville president Ora Conrad Richmond first vice president J O Bills Newcastle second vice president L H Bunyan Richmond third vice president Anna Dilling Hagerstown corresponding secretary R S Peele Centerville recording secretary and A B Price Richmond treasurer.
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Richmond
North Indiana
Woman’s Home Missionary Societies
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace M. B. Church
Laura M. Bertsch
Centerville
Ora Conrad
J. O. Bills
Newcastle
L. H. Bunyan
Anna M. Dilling
Hagerstown
R. 8. Peele
A. B. Price
Georgia Hicks
Dulin
Lulu Morgan
Union City
Anna Dilling
E. K. Starbuck
Fort Wayne
Winchester
Bert Lacey
Sommerville Light
A. H. Backus
J. C. White
Bert Stant
Dublin
Margaret Hand
Children’s Work
N.at Jones
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Queen Esther Society
Sara Kelly
Glenna Homan
Arvath Thompson
Mary Bishop
Helen Riggs
Elizabeth Price
Leona Weaver
Walter B. Miller
Jull Lovelan
Doris Shiesler
Ruth
A. E. Smith
Mary Ballenger
Grace Church
H. L. Burr
N. Guy Jones
A. F. Hogan
Robert Fanchen
Cambrige City
Misa Laura Bertsch
Enos S. Wright
R. S. Peelle
Ed Smith
Mary F. Morgan
Mary B. Taylor
Almeda Dunbar
Ethel S. Stant
Georgie Hicks
Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Blanch Houseman
Mopsie B. Ford
Lorraine Ti
Roscoe Mills
F. A. Bills
Ruth Conner
Faye Conner
L. R. Martin
W. O. Ross
Lewisville
Bernice J. Lamb
May Pierce
L. E. Frazer
Ella Fiers
Redkey
Alice B. Loring
John Starr
Ella P. Loring
Chase
Hilda Mariett
Maude Winder
First Methodist Church
Flossie Kaucher
Kokomo
Beatrice Riddlebarger
Ridgeville
Henry Townsend
Rosa N. Dunn
Carolyn L. Salter
Charles N. Cook
Jesse Dulin
Haynes
Mary Henning
Walter Miller
Helen Johnson
Horace Kramer
Clarence Kramer
Charles Addleman
William Longman
John Deem
Frank Page
Emma Rothermel
A B. Price
Emma Eva
A. J. Black
W. D. Conway
Schuh
Georgetta Me’ney
Carranza Son-in-Law Gen Aguilar Seeks Seat via League Entry
Washington reports General Candido Aguilar, Carranza’s son-in-law and Vera Cruz governor, travels to the United States and Europe to press Mexico’s admission to the League of Nations and to seek support against rival presidential candidates. He holds talks with Acting Secretary Polk and Ambassador Fletcher and plans further discussions with President Wilson and President Poincare. Officials note concerns over Villa‑aligned forces near the border and political maneuvering to benefit Carranza allies.
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Carranza
Gen. Aguilar
America
Washington
Candido Aguilar
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Mexico
League of Nations
Aguilar
Polk
Fletcher
France
Poincare
England
League
United States
Europe
Pablo Gonzales
Obregon
General Aguilar
Guadelupe
Goodrich Urges Executives Plan for Ratification
Indiana Governor James P. Goodrich on June 13 sent a telegram to governors of thirty one states requesting their sentiment on ratifying the federal Woman's Suffrage amendment. He asks if states would call a special session if enough others do, to secure ratification early in 1920, noting Indiana favors ratification and offering confidentiality if desired.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
General Assembly
Castro Named War Secretary for Mexico
General Jesus Agustin Castro named under secretary of war and marine heading the department in the absence of the secretary. General Manuel M. Diguez will succeed Castro as chief of military operations against rebels led by Francisco Villa and Felipe Angeles. General Francisco Margia, on leave, leaves to assume post as chief of military operations in Nuevo Leon Coahuila and Tamaulipac.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Jesus Agustin Castro
Manuel M. Diguez
Mexico
Chihuahua City
Castro
Francisco Villa
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Margia
Chihuahua
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Tamaulipac
Heir to Millions Killed in Automobile Crash
Walter Winton heir to two million dollars and a Bellefont academy student died when his car overturned near Bellefont while six other students rode with him. He was speeding toward State College at the time of the wreck.
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Associated Press
Bellefont
Walter Winton
Bellefont Academy
Winton
State College
Appeal to Bolshevik Soldiers to Aid Omsk
A proclamation issued by the commander of the Siberian army appeals to Bolshevik soldiers to aid the All-Russian government forces in the fight for a democratic Russia. Dated in Omsk on Tuesday June 10, the message urges support for the government’s cause.
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Associated Press
Omsk
Russia
Berlin strike plan pits bourgeoisie against chaos
Secret Berlin citizens council session favored a strike with plan for airplanes to drop leaflets announcing start. Attendance included manufacturers merchants professionals and Prussia's war minister Col Reinhard. Food industries would halt to trigger civil war seen as move to gain political power for the bourgeoisie.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Citizens Council of
Greater Berlin
Die Freiheit
Col. Reinhard
Germany
Bomb Suspects Held Without Bail In Philadelphia Case
June 13 Paul Olsen and John Winter, both 27, were held without bail in Philadelphia as bomb squad detectives presented a bag of 125 steel jacketed dumdum cartridges and street guides for Philadelphia Camden New York Cleveland and Pittsburg used in recent explosions.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Paul Olsen
John Winter
Mahoney
Prosentatas
Camden
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Dliai
Peace treaty rewrites and reparations talks dominate Paris scene
Paris reports the peace treaty with Germany will be rewritten to include allied explanations, with public release planned near delivery. Britain pushes reparations concepts via control of raw materials, while Italy’s Orlando travels to Rome to brief leaders. Radi cal Germany doubts linger about signing, Silesia plebiscite talks, and measures on German league entry proceed.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Council of Four
United States
Permanent Reparations Commission
Commission
Reparations Commission
Orlando
Italy
Rome
Diaz
Revision Commission
Itsesid
Silesia
League of Nations
League
Serre
Kolchak
Omsk
Protest Shipment of Goods Into Germany
Paris June 13 The supreme economic council of the peace conference considers limiting free shipments of British and French goods into Germany from occupied regions. A proposal suggests control to prevent one nation trading without others knowledge or consent.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Germany
Supreme Economic Council of the
Peace Conference
Reward Offered For Bavarian Communist Leader
The Bavarian government offers 20000 marks for the capture of communist leader Leren, the sole Munich soviet member to escape arrest. A Munich despatch says Leren likely fled into Tyrol or the Swiss mountains.
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Zurich
Leren
Munich
Levien
Tyrol
Swies Mountains
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