Convicts Used at Private Globe Mining Co in Pike County
Indiana Daily Times reports convicts from Putnam County and Jeffersonville reformatory were employed by Globe Mining Co near Winslow to mine coal. Officers include Pierre F. Goodrich, son of Gov. James Goodrich. Moorman and Robison. State officials concede labor credits and a coal-for-labor arrangement, with questions over legality and profits. Residents confirm convict presence and work on site, including building a switch grate and digging a conveyor pit. Governor’s son connection and private interests raised inquest among trustees Rand el Ball Trout Seidel.
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Indiana Daily Times
Coatine
Pike County
Globe Mining Company
Pierre F Goodrich
Indiana
Goodriches
Washington
Times
Winslow
Todiana
Putnam County
Teffersonville
Pierré@ F. Goodrich
J.T. Moorman
E. J. Robison
Goodrich
James I. Goodrich
Moorman
Indianapolis Reduction Company
Robison
Phe Xuemenge
James, L.raniel
Greencastle
Board of Triatess
Penal Farm
Randel
COE
Talkington
Hedfersonville
Globe Mine
Jeffersonville
Globe Mide
Globe
James L. Randel
William C. Ball
Terre Haute
Sherm A. Trout
Crawfordsville
George E. Seidel
Richmond
Jonvieta
Globe Cotpuisony
Suthortae
Une
Cos
Werk & Magoe
Sabri
Hebert Metzger
Moaneteld
Ward
Watson
Tre Viste Wits
Securities Trust Compare
Tinnapolis Bea
Sowurity Trist Company
Aula Compans
Sanitary Diatkiet
James P. Goodrich
Dot
Security, Trust Company
Grobe Mining Company
J. T. Moorman
Pierre F. Goodrich
Tpto
Winklow
Ethiatranch
Rubison
Moorimam
Rollson
Randle
Maries Pointes
Winston
Sare
Tomattoon
Conmpans
Maret
Tedd
Mweney-Seran
Fogarty
Pegarry Chee
Pris
Michigan City
Foley
Cuudrick
the Times
Thomas Datley
The
Jeffersonvile i Formnatory
Reformators Board
Ator
Daties
Heralé
Reformatory Board
Austria's War Peace Stance Revealed in Berne Interview
Berne dispatch summarizes Chancellor Renner's remarks on Austria's position at the peace talks. The interview touches on coal mining labor and convict use, with local claims in Winston cited. Officials deny widespread convict employment and question wartime labor policies cited by Times inquiries.
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Berne
Austria
Rudolph
Renner
Peage
Feldkirch
St. Germain
World Peace Terms From Paris Conference Report
The article outlines postwar debates on Germany’s reintegration into the League of Nations and reparations. It notes a likely settlement plan: free city status for certain Adriatic regions, surrounding territories under various controls, with future plebiscites to decide final sovereignty. It mentions allied ultimatums to Hungarian Soviet leadership and ongoing discussions among Allied powers.
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Fergubon Pidifi
June Resa
Returned
Germany
Kermans
Horing
Erare
Catad Mrese Be Able Wo Outline This Bean, It Follows: Flume Wille
League of Naotlony
Branks of Winnipeg Strikers Break Unions Rally
Winnipeg reports the first day break in the strikers ranks as numerous telegraphers deserted the unions and returned to their posts at the Canadian railway offices near the Great Northwestern Telegraph Company.
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Winnipeg
Jong
Canadian Railway
Great Northwestern Telegraph Company
Telephone and telegraph workers brace for second nationwide strike
As the second nation wide walkout looms, officials consider measures to avert action. Postmaster General Burleson may publish policy while Rep Gallivan and Watson seek data on Western Union hiring practices. House leaders eye an inquiry into wire administration by the Post Office Committee.
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Kane
Ren’ Tion Vna
Samuel Gomp
American Federation of
i _Honenkamp
Ian
Dora
Burleson
Som. Watton
Indiana
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Western Union
Wwatson
Galliven
House
Postoffice
Senate debates treaty terms amid league decision delay
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee opened inquiry into treaty acceptance while a key provision could withhold league participation. Senators argued about delaying final decision as the American people weigh whether to join the League of Nations, despite objections from the president. Washington reporters noted copies of the treaty circulated after Senate approval and a bitter confrontation over printing.
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Washington
Senate
Ody le
New York
Sen
Boroland
Campaign Push For Hiram Johnson In Senate Race
Washington report cites Borah and Kenyon backing Johnson with progressive support across the country. Johnson declines comment on the nationwide push while Borah emphasizes nonnational candidacy and urges broader international and domestic policy aims. Separately, a police court case results in a fine for Mrs Beck after an age dispute over children sparked a dispute with Mrs Melton.
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Washington
D.C
Jane Ostor
Hiram Johnson
Cal
Senate
Borak
Kenyon
Johnson
Borah
League of’ 4
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Nmb
Innieniniz
Erastus Beck
Costa
James Melton
Beck
Melton
Shriners Turn Hoosier City Into Playground
Thousands of Shriners from distant poles gathered in Indianapolis for the 49th Imperial Council session of the Mystic Shrine. The Mayors and Governors welcomed the visiting nobility as the first business session opened at the temple. A key event this week will be the election of officers and the imperial potentates.
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Polots
Mystic Shrine
North America
Shriners
Indianapolis
Spurat Temple
Charles Jewett
J. P. Goodrich
United States
James el Watson
Elias J. Ji
Imperi
Freeland
Akethas
Omys
Lampert
National Assembly to Meet in Weimar for Peace Talks
The national assembly called for Thursday to discuss the peace putative ion will be held in Weimar instead of Berlin, shifting plans amid alarm in German official circles. Prussia reportedly favors aligning with the American plan, a move seen as weakening a strong central government. June 10 report from Barito notes tense political maneuvering.
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National Assembly
Weimar
Berlin
Republic
Centralield
Prussia
Barito
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