Bedford farmer robbed of 3500 dollars in St Louis
Stipp formerly of Bedford Ind and now jailed in St Louis reports being robbed of 3500 dollars by two men who forced him into a car and into a house near Union Station. He says the money included two hundred bills and various denominations. Police investigate the tale and suspect his story.
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Stipp
Bedford
Barrie County
St .Louis
Louis
Janie Sei
Lawrence-eduty
Louis Dispatch
Aretas Stipp
Ind
Pirate
Ny’2
Eureka Spinner
Ark
Union Station
Strip
Senate Rejects Wilsons Armenian Mandate Appeal
Washington June 2 The Senate rejects President Wilsons plea for an Armenian mandate by a 52 to 23 vote. Thirteen Democrats joined Republicans to form the final roll call as the resolution "respectfully declines" congressional authority for the mandate. The measure goes to the House where leaders plan to pass it without change Thursday.
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Washington
Wilson
Armenia
Senate
United Republican
House
Rollins to Be Heard Before Bar Committee
Indianapolis judge Sujon J Carter to appoint five members of the grievance committee to investigate allegations against attorney Rollinson who allegedly asked a client for 100 dollars. The move follows testimony by Mrs Faye Brert Gary recounting a $100 request after a $78 fee, with potential conflicts raised about judicial decisions.
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Sujon J. Carter
Indianapolis
Indianapolis ‘Pas Association
Charles W.roliingoy
Rollinson
Carter
Faye-Kanbrert Gary
Robinsdr
Tor
New York collar firm cuts wholesale prices to beat costs
A Troy collar manufacturer announced lower wholesale costs as production costs rose. The firm, among the first to reduce prices, claimed to have cut costs due to cheaper materials, signaling a broader price relief for retailers.
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New. York
Cos of Troy
Denmark May GEF Big Shipment of U S Coal
Danish industrial interests backed by a London firm reportedly secure a 1 000 000 ton purchase of American coal for shipment in 1921 with negotiations in June.
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Denmark
U. S
Woman Kills Husband Adulterous Lover Then Self and Daughter
In Philadelphia a 36 year old Mrs Dunlop killed Leroy Richelberger in bed with his wife and infant and then shot her eleven year old daughter and herself after a crisis. Coroner reports reveal alleged infidelity and a history of threats to self harm.
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Philadelphia
Mar Francey Dunlap
West Grove
Leroy Richelberger
Dunlopt
Indiana Bell seeks exchange rate boost in 35 Hoosier cities
The Indiana Bell Telephone petition filed with the Public Service Commission asks for higher exchange rates in 35 Hoosier cities including Washington. Hearings likely after Commissioner Gewir returns June 14. current rates set February 9 after lengthy local hearings and audits. The company seeks to attract capital for extensions and improvements while Vincennes Chamber of Commerce supports higher rates there if needed.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Jme
Engineering Department
Commission
Ming
Uhe
Vincennes
Indiana Draft Registration Report Shows Low Military Readiness
The Indiana draft registration system reports that slightly over one percent of registrants failed to report for military duty. The state historical record indicates limited compliance under the selective service framework.
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Indiana
Court schedules next Wednesday for Padgott case
Judge Arnold J. Padgett presides as witnesses and defendants gather for a scheduled hearing next Wednesday regarding charges connected to a local incident. Attendees include Alvin, Mr Padget and others. parties travel to Radford and Indiana for related proceedings.
President Wilson and Delaware Dems Face Key Vote
Fragmentary text reports President Wilson telegraphing to Delaware Democrats about voting for a reform measure. The note hints at a possible final session reconvening to address amendments and political maneuvers affecting the outcome.
Tax Board Faces Bond Deferral Motive
The Tax Board weighs deferring bond requests amid a slew of petitions and market concerns. Officials hint at delaying public work issues while bonds may be constrained by backdated market conditions and funding needs.
Knox County grain testing event hosts experts speakers
Indiana specialists Vince Gapital A Rhoades and A A Handler spoke at the Knox County grain testing event held Saturday afternoon at the M2 C A building. Fifty five persons attended as demonstrations on grading methods and grain certifications were explained. The Corn Growers Association discussed furnishing organizations and machinery for certification of corn products.
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Vince Gapital
A. Rhoades
Ceralg
Indiana
A. A. Tiandler
Purdue
Knox County
C. A
Porsons
Ehip
Corn Growers' Association
Campaign aims to curb high prices in Indiana, report says
A fragmented report indicates a new campaign against price gouging in Indiana. Stanley Wyckoff, the fair prices commissioner, leads efforts with backing from the attorney general’s office. A proposed plan mentions Rimes as a department representative and hints at cooperation with Indianapolis and southern states.
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Ndiana
Stanley Wyckoff
Pogians
Paan Rimes
Dixie Pens
Indianapolis
Palmer Attacks Critics Of Justice Department
Attorney general Palmer said he is not impressed by the signers of a report criticizing deportation proceedings and noted some signers counsel for communist party members. The report was released by the National Popular Government League.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Palmer
Labor Post
House Rules Committee
Department of Justice
National Popular Government League
Sabor Party
Pennsylvania
Senate
Eugene C. Bonniwell
Bonniwell
William G. McAdoo
Bubonic Plague Reported in Vera Cruz State
A plague case was found in Apoyac Vera Cruz with three recurrences and one more death reported. The Vera Cruz outbreak grows with four more men affected and a total of six deaths stated in the radio dispatch.
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State OF Vera Cruz
State Department
Associated Press
Meliou City
Apoyac
Vera Cruz
Heraldo
Washington, D. C
Blackhawk
Caves of Bus
Silicen Amd
White River farmers hold county meeting at Petersburg court house
A large gathering of farmers from Petersburg and surrounding counties convened at the Petersburg court house. Wil Hoggart was elected chairman and W. D. Carill served as secretary as the meeting addressed land ownership and regional farming concerns.
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Petersburg
Ind
White River
Court House
Wil Hoggart
W. D. Carill
New York Women Rally for National Democratic Convention
A party of New York women and delegates travels by train to Chicago for the national Democratic convention. They will be joined by delegates from other states and will visit landmarks such as Pikes Peak, the Grand Canyon, Riverside and Catalina Islands before returning to New York on July 11.
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Grosby
New
York
Omer
National Democratic Co Eetin
Ban
Francisco
Avis
Depa
Jane
United States
Varlowé Points
Chicago- K
Pikes Peak
Cole Springs
Grand Canyon of Colorado
Riverside
Hollywood
Es Angelés
Catalina Islands
Canadian Rockies
Nail York
Time Brings Changes in Building of Saits
Time shifts in ship design from ancient Chinese eyes on bows to American ears placed above the waterline. The article notes China’s superstition while America adopts ear-like appendages on merchant vessels for navigation and protection.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Superstitia
Aclence
Flood Control Move Near White River In Indiana
Contiguous counties along the White river push a major levee and flood control plan to protect about 35000 acres of Indiana farmland. A federal survey bill by Representative Oscar Bland seeks government help and a hearing is planned with Representative Luhring involved in the flood control study.
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Vincennes
White River
Tig’ Patoka
Indiana
Gibson
Pike, Knot
Daviess
Oscar E. Bland
Luhring
Memorial hall planned near Plymouth Pilgrim Fathers site
The Salvation Army announces foundations for The Mayflower Hall in Plymouth England. Construction near the Pilgrim Fathers’ early settlement is slated with foundation stones to be laid September 6. The project aligns with the tercentenary celebration of the Pilgrims’ voyage.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Eng
Salvation Army
Conferees Reach Agreement on Merchant Marine Bolts
Conferees from the House and Senate reached a complete agreement on merchant marine provisions after an all-night session. The plan retains a seven-member permanent shipping board and allows annual board appropriations for charter and ship construction. The reserve fund is set at 38 million dollars annually from charter and sale proceeds.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Senate
House
Washington,d. C
Paside
Chartera
Week of Estertais Ser Planned for County Hospital Benefit
A week long event announced to raise funds for the county hospital begins Tuesday afternoon and runs through Saturday. Organizers urge attendance to support hospital needs and community welfare.
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Estertais
Raisewon County
Evening program features loan exhibit and multi events
The week’s schedule includes a loan exhibit daily with art and items on display. Concerts and dances fill the evenings with the Allen-Scotte orchestra and Palmer jarx orchestra listed among performers. A county market is planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Allen- Scotte Orchestra
Joan
Bridge
Palmer
Jarx Orchestra
Antwerp cafes buzz as visitors flood city for Olympic year
Reports from Antwerp describe crowded cafes where American tourists sailors and locals celebrate with champagne costing 50 to 100 francs per pop. Cambridgeshire and Cambridge forestry officials discuss square timber and higher wood yields, claiming feasible techniques to avoid slabs and waves. In New York immigration trends show ships bringing homeseekers while domestic help remains scarce per Elis Island official P A Baker.
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Antwerp
New York
United States
Europe
Americas
P. A. Baker
United States Immigration Staton
Elis Island
Rochester clothing industry adopts collective bargaining peace
In Rochester the clothing industry uses collective bargaining to resolve labor issues and form a national federation of clothing manufacturers with a national workers organization. One plant not part of the agreement reports ongoing labor tensions amid general industry peace.
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Rochester
N. Y
National Industrial Federation of Clothing Manufacturers
Industriere
Brazil Plans Welcome Visit of King of the Belgians
Rio de Janeiro prepares for a royal visit later this year. The steamship Avennba, one of Brazil’s top merchant vessels, will sail to Antwerp to transport the King to Rio.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Antwerp
Rio
Darkest phase of Egypt 18 treatment of women
London reports G N Barnes MP who returned from Egypt describing the era as the darkest in Egyptian life. He says men treat women as servants, deem themselves lords of creation, and men may divorce at will with polygamy common. Women seldom seen, work in fields or water gathering, enduring servitude and subjugation.
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Egypt
G. N. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Spirit of Northwest Congressmen Stirring Debate
Fragmentary OCR text recalls congressmen accused of soliciting delegates for a convention. Report notes admitted voting on party lines and potential politicking within training stages. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to damaged text.
Fire origin uncertain in Odon home loss and local notices
Fire damaged the home of John W. O’Dell in Odon with several hundred dollars loss. one room destroyed. The city council meets June 14 to elect a city school board member. M. S. Hastings may be reelected. Estate of William C. Graham valued at 5 881 shares bonds and water. John G. Shanks named administrator with $10 000 bond. Indianapolis Star notes bees shipment and Pocket Plowing event July 28 near Oakland City drawing 5 000 attendees. Cecil Whitney wins $2 500 in Knox circuit court against railroad official for arm loss on August 27 1919.
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John W. O'Dell
City Counci
M. S. Hastings
J. EB. Pershing
Circuit Court
William C. Graham
John G. Shanks
The
Pocket: Plowing Association
Oakland City
Cecil Whitney
Knox
Rail
Tonda
Main Creek
Bicknell
Cook Guthrie Marriage Noted in County Records
J E Pershing county clerk issues a marriage license to Albert J Cook a Terra Haute pharmacist and Eulalia B Guthrie of Oden. They wed Friday afternoon at the First M E church parsonage with Rev Virgil Thompson officiating. The bride is daughter of S C Guthrie and sister of former county sheriff C D Guthrie.
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Cook-Guthrie
J. E.pershing
Albert J. Cook
Terra Haute
Eulalia B. Guthrie
Oden
Virgil Thompson
M. Be
5. C. Guthrie
C. D. Guthrie
Wolkins Bauer Wedding Celebrated at Home
Ottis R. Wolkins a tinner at the Baltimore and Ohio rail shops and Ottis Wilma Bauer were married at 10 o'clock Tuesday night at the bride’s mother’s home 1504 McCormick Avenue. Rev B Earl Jones of the Second A E church officiated. Mr and Mrs Watkins will reside with the bride’s mother.
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Wolkins-Bauer
Ottis R. Wolkins
Baltimore and Ohio
Ottis Wilma Bauer
McCormick Avenue
B. Earl Jones
A. E
Mir
Watkins
Fyffe Announces Marriage of James Egibey and Edith Anderson
Mrs George W Fyffe announces the marriage of her son James A Egibey to Miss Edith M Anderson on May 19 by Rev G R Bennett in Minneapolis Minnesota The couple will reside at Lake Cross Wisconsin where Mr Fyffe is employed.
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George W. Fyffe
James A. Egibey
Edith M. Anderson
G. R. Bennett
Minneapoliis
Minn
Coal Men Accept Offer to Form Wage Commission
Anthracite miners and operators announced yesterday or formally announced their acceptance of President Wilsons offer to appoint a commission to decide their wage controversy.
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Washington, D. C
Anne
Wilson
Postal Salary Increase Plan Reported by House Committee
The House Post Office committees reported out a General salary increase for postal employees recommended by the Joint Congressional Commission. Chairman Steenerson said an effort would be made to pass the bill before adjournment.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
Volstead
House
Joint Congressional Commission
House Post Offee Committees
Steenerson
Bohren Jones Tie the Knot at Court House
Charles Oliver Bohren of Olney and Mattie Ellen Jones of Washington were married in June at the courthouse by Justice J. C. Sheley.
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Bohren-Jones
Charles Oliver Bohren
Olney
Mattie Ellen Jones
Washington
June
Court House
J. C. Sheley
Justice of Peace
Phonograph Aims to Speed Laundry Work in Bath
In Bath England a laundry owner installs a phonograph to play popular songs and dances while workers scrub and rinse. The device is claimed to noticeably boost work output and pace.
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Associated
Y Bath
Eng
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Palestine Without Its Own Postage Stamp
London philatelists report Palestine is the only territory without a postage stamp. Zionist leaders consider the situation temporary and expect a resolution soon as officials work to issue a local stamp.
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Associated. Press
London
Palestine
Philatelites
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