Indiana towns push garden trucks and Holstein sales
A movement in South Bend seeks a garden truck company to import vegetables and operate hothouse crops in winter led by Byron B. Miller. The St. Joseph County Holstein Breeders plan calf clubs and public cattle sales at Notre Dame farm October 15-20 with 60 to 100 head offered.
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South Bend
Byron B. Miller
St. Joseph
Notre Dame
Washington
White River Valley
Indiana
Peru
George DeMuth
Tris
DeMuth
Indianapolis
Henderson
Evansville
Edgar Schmitt
Abe
Moses Klyman
Andrew Freidle
Fred Ossenburg
Huntington
Ervin Franks
Bluffton
Franks
Maunese
Indiana State Normal School
Eastern Division
Muncie
T. J. Breitwieser
W. C. Lynch
Noblesville
Claude Johnson
Clyde Overman
Hamilton County
Clyde Clark
Johnson
Bailey Hawkins
Overman
I. S. Sadler
Kentucky
Vanderburg
Laporte
Fair Association
Auburn
DeKalb County
Petersburg
Greencastle
George St. Grose
DePauw University
Italian Ace A Visitor
Col. Colon Piccio, Italy's premier ace, visits the United States. He is credited with downing 40 German and Austrian planes and three dirigibles.
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Col. Colon Piccio
Italy
United States
Fore Checks Halted by Hill’s Magnifying Glass
Louis Albert Hill cracked down on government payroll fraud, discarding over 350 forged checks in the past year using careful scrutiny and investigative work.
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Louis Albert Hill
Missouri Senator backs bill for a National racial harmony commission
Senator Spencer of Missouri promotes S. 4267 to create a nine member commission on the racial question in the United States. The body would include three whites from the North, three whites from the South, and three colored members appointed by the president with Senate advice. The panel would investigate conditions of colored people, identify unrest causes, and propose remedies to foster harmony between white and colored Americans.
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Ashington
Spencer
Missouri
United States
United States of America
Senate
Pilgrim and Cavalier Heritage Highlighted for 1921
The nation plans broad public events to mark 1920 as a historic anniversary year while noting 1921 will host major celebrations. A Sulgrave Institution address cited Jamestown's first assembly in 1600 and the Mayflower compact as roots of self government and religious liberty. It urged awakening patriotism amid wartime propaganda.
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Sulgrave Institution
Fess
Ohio
Jamestown
Virginia
Legislative Assembly
American
Holland
Britain
America
New World
Cavalier
Pilgrim
Congressional Seed Distribution Sparks Senate House Deadlock
Amid a $289 416 agricultural appropriation the senate seeks to abolish the seed distribution item while the house defends it. Debates stretch days as senators and representatives clash over the fund with varied support and scathing remarks.
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Senate
House
Grenna
North Dakota
Langley
Kentucky
King
Utah
Thomas
Colorado
Kenyon
Iowa
American Congress
Smith
Georgia
West Point Education Emphasizes Duty and Character
The piece extols West Point as an institution shaping men through character, duty, honor, and self reliance rather than books. It cites leaders like Grant, Lee, Sherman, Sheridan, Johnston, and Pershing as products of its system and notes opposition to “isms” and Soviet ideas.
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Eliot
Harvard
West Point
United States Military Academy
War Baker
Congress
West Pointer
Academy
Grant
Lee
Sherman
Sheridan
Albert Sydney Johnston
Stonewall Jackson
Joe Johnston
George Thomas
George B. Meclellan
Goethals
Bullard
Liggett
Pershing
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Logansport
Cass County Chamber of Commerce
State Board of Health At
Shultztown
Cass County
Chicago
Terre Haute
Terre Waute
Gary
Frank B. McElroy
Hammond
Lake County
C. O. Holmes
Holmes
McElroy
Dubois County
State Board of Accounts
Nans
State Flesal Department
Statehouse
Powersul
State Highway Commission
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Thrasherman
Greenfield
Hancock Wool Growers
National Wool & Warehouse Storage Company of
Alexandria
David Warris
Justice of Peace Courts
Tie
Harris
Monroe Township
Purdue University
University Young Men's Christian Association
Goshen
Sandusky-Portland Cement Company
Syracuse
Rochester
Fulton County
Stanley Wyckoff
Mr. Wyckoff
Mishawaka
Schenectady
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Boston
Reims
White House
Salvation Army
Wilson
New York
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