League seeks international control over private industries
The League of Nations pushes for international and domestic laws to curb private industries harmful to humanity, focusing on narcotics and war material. It argues the United States, not a member, remains a major source of harm but may align with global moves requiring private production to meet global needs and move under government control. Two conferences on opium drugs and war materials are planned for year end and next year.
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League of Nations
United States
League
Porter
Untitled Indiana News Clippings With Scattered Incidents
Scattered notes from Indiana towns report a bombastic crowd chase in Vincennes a mayor easing a Fourth of July fireworks ban in Wapagoneta a husband attacking his wife in Clinton Grant Harnhart’s court case and a bull trampling in Noblesville. Also notes of Delta Sigma sorority convention in Muncie and a Warsaw high school resignation. An Indianapolis health official warns of a surge in houseflies threatening wartime sanitation.
Hugh A. Emison Dies at Vincennes Bank Cashier
Hugh Ash Emison, cashier of Knox Bank and Trust Co and member of a longtime Knox County family, died Tuesday at 4 30 p m at his home 527 Busseron Street Vincennes Ind after a three year illness His widow and two sisters survive along with a brother in Vincennes A brother John W Emison had died earlier and another Wade Emison preceded him in death Funeral details were not provided.
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Ind
Hugh Ash Emisop
Knox Bank& Trig Company
Knox County
Busseron Street
Emison
Hugh Ash Emison
Wheatland
Indiana
John W
Sarah’ Emison
Henry Barr
Frog Harris
Princeton
Rand
John W. Emison
Tis City
Jn Wade Emison
Graves
Bids Opened for Indiana Bridges by State Highway Board
Indianapolis June 18 Officials reviewed bids opened for thirty one bridges in thirteen counties. Total bid cost $203,869.77, far below early estimates. Sixty six bids were submitted as construction contracts expected to be awarded within ten days.
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Ind
State Highway Commission
Patoka River
Gibson County
FE. C. Wright
Bloomfield
St. Louis Structural Steel Company
Ellis and
Rockport
Fountain County
Ward
Roger Kirklin
Wells County
David Jankins
Terre Haute
Noble County
McGreevey ,Bros
Logansport
Blackford
Jay
Rush Cash
Lebanon
Boone Coun
Veterans of Foreign Wars seek Bass Lake site for hospital
Knox Indiana June 1X A move to locate a hospital and training school for veterans of foreign wars proceeds at Bass Lake in Starke county. Mineral mud in the lake bed is noted for heating potential by Dr. Engene Hartigan a psychiatrist.
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Knox
Ind
Bass Lake
Starke County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bottled ammonia placed in safes in Warsaw
Ammonia is being placed in numerous safes around Warsaw business places on advice of Chief of Police Charles W. Douglass. The gas can suffocate if a safe is blown open, a tactic yeggmen use to stun guards and facilitate a theft.
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Ind
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