Indiana News Roundup Reports Plowing Meet Plan
Evansville officials set July 29 as the date for the Pocket Plowing association contest. Purdue’s first U.S. tractor testing lab will start in two months. The Indiana Public Service Commission reorganizes with E. I. Lewis as chairman and Carl Mote as secretary. Multiple county and city notes cover valuations, pensions, building permits, and local developments across Indiana communities.
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Evansville
Pocket Plowing Association
Oakland City College
Oakland City
Lafayette
United States
Purdue Engineering Experiment Station
Dean C. W. Benjamin
Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
E. I. Lewis
Carl H. Mote
John V. McCarlle
Commission
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Notre Dame
David I. Walsh
Washington, D. C
Mgr. Bickerstaff Drew
London
University of Notre Dame
Frederick Bonine
Nice
Mich
Fidwin P. Heath
Kansas City
Vincennes
Vinecennes
Indiana Refining Company
Lawrenceville
John N. Dyer
Kixmiller & Co
Bicknell
A. L. Maxwell Auto Company
Goodrich
Indiana State Sanitarium
Rockville
Indiana State Hospital
Clement Kelly
Clayton
Nevada Duncan
Cloverdale
Ester Duncan
Park Beadle
Clara J. Eldridge
Renssalaer
Jennie R. Huffman
Butler
Lavernia EF. Hahn
Hartford City
Maria E. Blasger
Salem
Mary R. Senderocks
Petersburg
Alice A. Jones
Chrisney
Carrie McGuire
Ellen M. Mmcglothlin
Isabelle McClure
Isadora A. O’telle
Qawrenceburg
Sarah C. Park
Marysville
Catherine J. Rose
Henrietta M. Grant
Lucy B. Washburn
Sarah E. Watts
Goshen
Esther Short
Seymour
Catherine Miller
Remington
Ruth R.horman
Kokomo
Mary W. Aiken
Martha J. Freeman
Terre ‘Faute
Mary A. Gunn
Cicero
Minerva E. Jarrett
Alexandria
Melinda Trump
Pierceton
Newcastle
Columbus
Harry S. New
James E. Watson
Indiana
John S. Banham
Congress
South
W. T. Newsom
Bartholomew County
Farmers’ Association
Marion
Jeffersonville
Utica
Greensburg
Decatur County Sheep Breeders’ Association
Bartholomew
Decatur County
Peter J. Kruger
Internal Revenue
Kruker
Columbus Township
Charles Fitch, Jr
J. W. Byerer
Michigan City
American Legion
Fred C. Miller
Resolutions Committee
Princeton
Union Oil Field
Hoover
Bruner Oil Company
No. 5
Union
Bartholomew County Farmers’ Association
Muncie
Delaware County
J. F. Treasure
Noblesville
Chamber of Commerce
New Process Iron and Steel Company
Richmond
Cambridge City
Williamsburg
C. O. Williams
Wayne County
Final peace terms presented as Germany must sign by Monday
Paris reports the big four delivered the revised peace treaty to Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau with Clemenceau issuing an ultimatum. Germany must answer yes or no within five days, else the armistice ends and a renewed war could begin. Clemenceau accuses Germany of war crimes and outlines concessions including League of Nations entry and plebiscites, while detailing German demands and rejections.
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Paris
Rhine
France
Tiger
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Weimar
Ebert
Rantzau
National Assembly
Germany
Clemenceau
Paul Datasta
Count von Sbrockdorff-Rantzau
Foch
League of Nations
Upper Silesia
Kiel Canal
International Commission For the
Adminis
Georges Clemenceau
Europe
Austria
Serbia
Daniels Asks $36 Million Naval Aviation Appropriation
Secretary Daniels urged Senator Page to boost the naval aviation fund from 15 million to 36 million in a letter arguing Britain’s airship development will push the United States to fall behind without sufficient funds. He noted Britain seeks hangar space for transatlantic dirigibles and warned the current 15 million cap leaves no money for such projects.
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Washington
Naval Aviation
House Naval Committee
Daniels
Page
Senate Naval ‘Committee
Great Britain
United States Navy
Senate
Navy Department
German reply to peace terms challenges League of Nations idea
Germany’s 60 000 word counter proposal argues the treaty breaches the armistice and Wilsonian aims. It criticizes self determination, rejects punishment of Germans, and demands plebiscites and limits on annexations before ceding territories. It calls for an international neutral court for war crimes and insists on national jurisdiction for penalties.
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Kiel
Suez
Panama
West Prussia
Schleswig
Denmark
Germany
Danzig
Clemenceau
Poland
Koenigsberg
Paris
League of Nations
Committee On Public Information
Vou Brockdorff-Rantzau
Wilson
Saar
Alsace- Lorraine
Exkaiser
Holland
Europe
Belgium
France
Italy
Montenegro
Serbia
Roumania
Woman Traps Burglars In Chicago Home
Mrs. Oliver T. Martin wife of a tobacconist at 364 East Fifty eighth street directed police to her husband store 316 East Fifty eighth street and confronted two burglars in her building. The men dropped their revolvers and jewelry worth thousands lay in the dining room while one burglar with a police record and another claiming to be an amateur were named Brayton and Sandler respectively.
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Chicago
Oliver T. Martin
East Fifty-eighth Street
Wabash Avenue
Edward McGuire
Patrick McInerney
Thomas Cassidy
Mrs. Martin
Martin
French Journalist Routier Sentenced to Death by Court Martial
Paris reports Gaston Routier a noted French journalist, described as socialist with extreme tendencies, was condemned to death by court martial for sharing military intelligence with the enemy. He stood trial in absentia after allegedly conspiring with German agents in Spain. The case highlights wartime espionage concerns and political tensions in occupied territories.
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Paris
Gaston Routier
Routier
Spain
Dogs Find Still and Drink in Baker Oregon
Police report a surge of drunken dogs in Baker Oregon as numerous pets stagger through streets and are sent to the pound. The latest had to be killed, with authorities citing intoxication from moonshine fumes as the likely cause and warning against human misuse nearby.
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Baker
Ore
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