Indiana Professor Joins Atlantic Monthly Editorials Team
Merely a meta inth department of English at Indiana University has accepted a post with full charge of educational publications for the Atlantic Monthly Company of Boston. Prof Thomas, formerly Bedford Indiana school superintendent and Indiana University English instructor, will live with his family in West Newton Massachusetts. He has held leadership roles at Canter College Kentucky and Shortridge High School Indianapolis and taught at Harvard summer school. He has written and edited textbooks for Houghton Miffin Longmans Green and Atlantic Monthly Press.
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Merly
Indiana University
Alantic Monthly Company
Hoston
Thomas
Putfit
Bedford
Ind
Canter College
Kentucky
Shor’ridge High School
Indianapolis
Harvard Summer School
Houghton-Miffin Co
Longmans-Green
Atlantic Monthly Press
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West Newton
Mass
Pesch Crop Fine Mitchell Tribute
Abundant peaches are expected in Mitchell with orchards full and fruit ripening ahead of schedule despite a late spring. Buyers wait on prices as market demand may be slow due to Lucent sugar.
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Mitchell
Hogs Poisoned in Bloomfield Drove Belongs to James Meade
Dr Gmer Fleenor and Pr Anpie gate assistant state veterinarian examined twenty five hogs east of the city owned by James Meade. Half of the animals likely to die from a form of noisening after being found suffering.
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Gmer Fleenor
Pr. Anpiegate
Bloomfield
James Meade
Indiana briefs highlight gains in fish and game division
The e ame and fish division shows a 40 percent revenue increase and 1 percent lower expenditures under a coordinated system. The warden service improves efficiency from last year’s politically driven results. Also Indiana boards rank sixth in health efficiency per the AMA survey. Delegates at Vincennes convention gain 2000 cots from Ft. Benjamin Harrison.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Eame and Fish Division
Department of Conservation
Fsh
Vame
George N. Mannafield
Fish and Game
Jesults
Indiana University Commencement Cup History
Bloominton reports the completed attendance at Indiana University ceremonies with the class of 1883 noting fifty percent turnout for living members. The prize, funded by Theodore F Rose, honors the class of 1872 and has been won twice by the same class.
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Bloomington
Harding Aids Oscar Bland In Early Presidential Bid
In Washington D C June Senator Warren G Harding Republican nominee for president greeted Indiana Representative Oscar Bland of the Second District. Harding recalled a 1942 Vincennes speech supporting Bland and noted Will Hays once chaired the district.
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Washington,d. C
Warren G. Harding
Oscar Bland
Senate
Unites States
Bland
Harding
Indiana
Vincenney
Ind
Congress
Will Hays
Senato Harding
Senaat
Ohio
Republican Party
Negro nominated for governor of Arkansas
Forrest City Ark June 18 J I Blount a Negro is nominated for governor by a Republican faction in Arkansas. Blount about 60 years old has headed Negro schools in Helena and taught in Hot Springs Texarkana and Forrest City. He was born in Jones county Georgia and educated in Jackson Tennessee and Chicago. He owns over six hundred acres of farm land and advocates thrift and industrious farming by Blacks aiming for land ownership.
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Associated Press
Forrest Cify
Ark
Blount
Arkansas
Republiican Party
Jonek County
Georgia
Alanta
Nashvill
Chicago
Helens
Includin Hot Springs
Texarkana
Forres City
Blount Jhas
Logan H. Roots
Morphine Addict Prisoner Worries Sheriff at Bedford
Frank L. Baker carnival employee was arrested by Sheriff Faith at Bedford in connection with the Odgen Plainville robberies. He is described as a troublesome prisoner and morphine addict who, under the influence, pleads and screams for the drug. He is under medical attention. Dr. Donaldson was summoned to the county jail after noon today. Baker admitted a daily habit of about a short dose every four hours.
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Frank L. Baker
Carnival
Faith
Bedfard
Odon Plainville
Shei Faith
Baker
Baer
Donaldson
Rules to conserve natural gas before 1920 deadline
State public utilities commissions will be asked by the bureau of tings to set regulations for natural gas use before October 1 1920. The rules require proper appliance adjustments, skeleton lids on stoves, elimination of furnaces over 75 percent efficient, removal of unjacketed tank heaters, and prohibition of daylight lamps and jets.
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Bureau of Tings
Perkins family ties mark long career in politics and industry
The obituary outlines Perkins lineage from Jacab Perkins of 1621 to a Chicago business and political figure. It notes his father in shipping, the son’s rise in Jacnian and life insurance circles, and his role in farms, harvesters, and the International Marine company. It mentions his marriage to Mary Polf and ties to the American Expeditionary Force.
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Perkins
France
F J. Morgan & Co
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States Steel
Harvester Company
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Perkins Weq
Chicaro
Jacab Perkins
Jin Raston
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Buffalo
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Chienge
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Derver
New York Tafe Insurance Company
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Mumbai
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Partine
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Amer Icani
Five Fires Startlingly Hit New York Street Dwellings
Five fires broke out within a half mile area in New York today driving sleepers from their homes. Investigators trace the blazes to a brazen fire starter who lit wood and coal bins in separate dwellings. The fires occurred in the early morning hours, causing detersion and alarm in the neighborhood.
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York
Detroit Census Surges as City Population Notebook Grows
Census tallies released in Washington show Detroit with 803 739 residents, up 27 078 or 18 4 percent, Cleveland at 696 836 up 235 175 or 42 1 percent. Sheriff denies linking Harold Shackleford to robberies as rumors cause embarrassment to his family. Local notices include appointment of Gara L Aikman as administratrix and reporting on profiteering in sugar.
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Mviated Press
Washington, D. C
Ensus
Detroit
Cleveland
Ohio
Worker Killed by Mine Explosion at Green Mound
O T Pierce about 45 was instantly killed at the Green Mound Coal mine on the Petersburg road this afternoon. He was tamping a shot with a scraper when a spark ignited a piece of powder, causing the blast. Pierce was badly burned and crushed, his body brought to the surface for burial. He was a new arrival in town with uncertain local ties.
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Green Mound
Petersburg Road
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Hadyv
Pierre
Thin City
Terre Wante
Evansyile
Montremery
Masonic
Rel Ven
Elatives
Othe Bay
Labor movement launches nationwide campaign of telephone operators
Veteran president of the American Federation of Johor is convicted for the thirty nth time by the convention. The federation authorizes a nationwide campaign to organize all telephone operators, tying labor efforts to Bell Telephone and its associates. The fourth Sunday in War each age designated on Labor Memorial Day.
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Associated Press
Vmontreat
Lure S—Samse
Johor
Camnaten Tn
Federa ‘Hare
Hedica
Eenvantion
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Fashion Un Citizens Strip Changes Styles in Constantinople
An American businessman in Constantinople observes a trend of rapid citizenship changes among Balkan merchants to facilitate commercial interests. Greek citizenship gains popularity as a strategic tool, aided by perceived British support, with many seeking papers for a price to ease business operations and avoid diplomatic snags.
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Varios Consis
Constantinople
Vngtern
Greece
Great Britair
American League Power Leads In Runs Through June
The American League leads the National League in total runs through June 6 with 1,546 to 1,529. After 165 American games and 166 National games, the margin shows the A L dominance in offense, with higher scoring and fewer low scoring pitchers’ duels than in previous years.
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New York
Verare
Haities
Nitchad
Nattang
Lgpeng
Nationals
Bicknell Wale Markers Admitted Guilty in Court
In Mayor's Court Wednesday morning John Dur tand Emil Ollier and Joe Bernardi entered pleas of guilty to liquor law violations. They were fined and sentenced with Ollier and Bernardi each receiving fines and costs totaling 120 dollars.
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Bicknell Daily News
John Durtand
Emil, Ollier
Joe Bernardi
Ollier
Bernardi
Sage
Secret cellar find sparks guilty pleas in local case
Two defendants, Duffaud and two others, faced charges after police uncovered two or three carloads of liquor making materials in a hidden cellar last Friday afternoon. Duffaud attempted to take the blame alone. all pleaded not guilty before changing to guilty and receiving sentences. Giller and Bernardi, boarders in the house, were linked to the property once owned by OWer. Duffaud was moved to Vincennes for transfer to the penal farm amid reports of a still and five barrels of mash.
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Giller
Bernardi
Ower
Dufaud
Vincennes
Hibuse
1919 Wheat Crop Costs for Farmers
Washington June 21 American Wheat crop produced at an average cost to the grower of 2.14 per bushel according to a department of agriculture cost of production survey. The department said that to permit a profit of 50 percent the price would need about 2.00 per bushel. No later wheat cost was much lower than spring wheat.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Distribution of Five Million War Medals
Waste ton, June 21, a distribution of 4 765 000 victory medals to Army Navy and Marine Corps members who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918. The War Department also authorizes thirteen campaign clasps and defense service clasps to be worn with the medals overseas for troops not entitled to the overseas clasp.
Harding Expected to Accept Nomination in Indiana Meeting
Edward Hancock of Greensburg, Indiana Republican editors group president, hosts talk with Warren G. Harding the Republican nominee. Speakers include Senators Harry S. New James E. B. Watson and W. T. McCray. Committee members listed from Donih, Newcastle, Kokomo, Washington, South Bend and Lafayette.
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Hancock
Greensburg
Indiana Repubucan Fditariet Association
Jinginuhican Editorind Association
Warren G. Harding
Turkey Run
Janan J. Hogate
Donihe
Richard Leiber
Prederick F. Shortemeier
Republican State Committee
George Fillert
Newcastle
Argentina to expand radio network for government dispatches
The Buenos Aires press reports Argentina plans to extend radio communications to Patagonian ports Gayman Rawson and Puerta Gallegos with Buenos Aires as a hub. Existing stations at Dohia Blarta and Rivadavia will gain power, Corrientes stations to follow.
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Buanos Aires
Argentina
Patagonian
Gayman
Rawson
Puerta Gallegos
Buenos Airea
Corrientes
Dohia Blarta
Amadoro Rivadavia
Pas Acta
Thuringia votes in federal council echoed in European map
Saxe Meiningen and related duchies are linked to Bavaria as Thuringia gains two votes in the Federal Council. The report notes shifts in regional affiliations and the broader European political context, with later dispatches detailing a kingly audience and political tensions in Rome.
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Saxe-Gotha
Saxe- Altenburg
Schwaraburg-Radolstadt
Schwerzburg - Sondershausen
Réuss
Coburg
Saxe -Eure - Gotha
Bavaria
Thuringia
Federal Council
Wheat wizard Seaver Wheeler earns honorary degree
Seaver Wheeler, famed as the wheat wizard of Canada, receives the Doctor of Laws from Queen’s University Kingston. University president R Bruce Taylor says Wheeler’s work added wealth to Canada and farmers, noting his eight mile to-acre wheat yield record and international titles. Wheeler’s 16 acre Risthern area farm on the Canadian National Railway supports his celebrated career.
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Associated Press
Prince Albert
Snask
Seaver Wheeler
Canada
Queen's University
Kingston
Ont
R. Bruce Taylor
Wheeler
Fire claims ten lives in Vancouver apartment blaze
A fire in a fashionable Vancouver district destroyed rural apartments early today. Ix persons were killed and several injured in the blaze, with extensive property damage reported across the upscale area.
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Vancouver
B. C
Baseball Roundup of Sunday Park Games and Scores
The article notes several Sunday baseball results. Bishop's Colts, a Vincennes Twilight League pick, fell 7 to 4 at Woodlawn. Meldaniels pitched for Vincennes. Washington Grays lost 4 to 1 at Langotes with Glassworkers facing a scare. Flora edged Washington Baltimore and Onto in eleven innings 6 to 5 at Woodlawn, Cherry and Lynch pitching for Flora, Veclain catching.
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Vincennes
Bishop's Colts
Woodlawn
Colts
Meldaniels
Washington Grays
Langeotes
Loe
Brass
Penrod
Flora
Washington Baltimore
Flara
Ther Visters
Washington
Cherry
Lyneh
VeClain
Slinkard
Larrick
Cannon
Strance
George
Kell
Engagement of Miss List and Mr Smiley Reported
The engagement of Miss Marturet List and Paul G Smiley is announced with plans for a six o clock dinner and event at the home of Mrs Evans on Saturday. Smiley is the youngest son of Dr and Mrs Smiley, and Miss List is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed List. The marriage is expected June 7.
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Pranagement
Medcalfe to Marry in France During War Return
Willis T. Medcalfe linotype operator for the Columbus Ledger left Wednesday for New York to sail for France where he will wed. Medcalfe served with the American Expeditionary Forces and was with a combat unit before transferring to the Stars and Stripes publication. He plans a postwar visit to France and Switzerland, then return to Columbus to reside with his bride. He is a former resident of Columbus and brother to Mrs. R. C. Miller.
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France
Seymour
Willis T. Medcalfe
Columbus Ledger
New York
Fr. Medcalfe
American Expeditionary Forces
Taft
Stars and Stripes
Ofcial A.B. F
Paris
Switzerland
America
Smiling President Chosen For Washington Rotary Club
Evansile Journal reports Hey Smiley elected president of the Rotary Club in Washington. The announcement highlights his upbeat leadership style and community involvement as the club aims to expand service projects this year.
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Evansile
Smiley
Rotary Club
Washington
Rotary
Notice of Administration and Bond Proposal in Daviess County
Notice announces Alice Bixler named administratrix of Ulysses G. Rixley estate and lists a bond issuance plan by the Daviess County Board of Commissioners to fund road projects. Public hearing set at State House Room 35 Indianapolis on July 6, 1920. Includes multiple road names and bond amounts for Steele Madison Washington and Heeke townships.
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Daviess County
Indiana
Ulysses
Alice Bixler
Hastings, & Allen
Diz
BOND
State of Indiana
Board of Commissioners
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Thomas Fleenor
Washington
Steele Township
Amos H. Hoss
John D. Stotts
Madison Township
Frank M. Walls
Heeve Township
State House
Tidianapolty
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