Vinegar Mill state park plan moves in Jennings county
North Vernon hosts a May meeting of Jennings county citizens with Governor McCray and state officials to discuss donating land and financing a Vinegar Mill park. Civic groups back the effort with dam land donation and popular subscription funding.
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McCray
W. A. Guthrie
State Conservation Commission
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
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Jasper
Ralph M. Davis
Wlc. Davis
Davis
Newton County Parnyfederation
Washington
D. C
Indiana
Indianapolis
Richmond
Yoped of Works
Board of Works
Terre Haute
Donn M. Roberts
United States District Court
Nathan G. Wallace
Roberts
Charles Ro Minter
Ron Inayvor
Or. Davis
Valparaiso
Willem Lons
Lansing
Mich
George Block
Michigan City
Michigan Central
Plc. Seipel
Porter County
New York Central
Porter
Long
Block
Elwood
Socialist Party
Frank XN. Wallace
State Department of Conservation
Wallace
North
Vernon
Jennings County Brotherhood — of
Farmers’ Federation
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Charles Jeffrey
M. BR. Lowenstine
George F. Beach
Valparaiso University
Federal Vocational Board
Tipton
Convention of Christian Churches
Rulers of Our Navy Meet in New Navy Building
Secretary of the Navy Denby and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt confer in Denby's office at the new Navy Building in Potomac Park.
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Field Museum of Chicago
Grant Park
Stanley Field Hall
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Denby
Roosevelt
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Navy
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Miss Belle Skinner Sails to Oversee Hatton Chapel Reconstruction
Miss Belle Skinner known as Miss Bebe sails for France to supervise reconstruction of Hatton Chapel, a project expected to take about two years. She has just been named a member of the French Legion of Honor for her war relief work.
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Bebe Onisaer
New York
France
Hatton Chapel
Skinner
French Legion of Honor
Doughboy’s Struggle in Trench Destruction Episode
In a front line trench near German lines a young infantryman, armed with two African fieldpieces, argues with his sergeant about danger and a plan to confront reinforced enemy fire. The exchange shows grit and stubborn resolve amid war’s chaos.
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American Legion ‘Weekly
Sergeant and marines rally in cine RS report
A brief item notes a sergeant leading troops in a cine RS update, detailing orderly drill and readiness activities.
Washington Sidelines and Plans for Legislation in Congress
Congress faces a slow pace as lawmakers debate tax reform anti strike rules trade and debt, with proposals from Smoot King Poindexter Reed Kellogg Frelinghuysen Owen and McCormick. A permanent lynching investigation commission and currency reserve limits are among discussed measures.
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Reed
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Minnesota
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Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Unschooled Woman Sculptor Chooses Bolivar Statue for New York
A long city drama surrounds Central Park Bolivar Hill where a Caracas gift statue now graces the park. Sally James Farnham, a self taught mother of two, won the commission after Turini and earlier statues, with competing models and decades of controversy.
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Central Park
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Venezuela
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Bolivar
New York City
de la Cova
Crespo
Giovanni Turini
Turini
Garibaldi
Washington Square
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Sally James Farnham
National Park Legislation Puts Several Parks on Congress Agenda
In the Sixty-seventh Congress multiple bills propose new parks. Mount Baker in Washington, Bryce Canyon in Utah, Mississippi Valley across Iowa and Wisconsin, Mammoth Cave area in Kentucky, Killdeer Mountain in North Dakota, Roosevelt National Park in the Bad Lands, plus sites at Mount Katahdin Maine Oriskany New York and Chalmette Plains near New Orleans. Several measures request funds for purchase and protection.
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Mount Baker National Park
Washington
Mount Rainier National Park
Utah
Utah National Park
Bryce Canyon
Paunsaunt Plateau
Kenyon
Mississippi Valley National Park
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Congress
R. Y. Thomas
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
North Dakota
McCumber
Killdeer Mountain National Park
Roosevelt National Park
Little Missouri
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Katahdin
Maine
Oriskany
N. Y
Plains of
Chalmette
New Orleans
National Banks Reach Record 8157 In Operation
The comptroller reports a peak of 8157 national banks in operation or authorized to do business as of October 21, 1920. Since 1900, 2828 state banks have been converted to national banks, with $183,554,800 capital. Fourty states plus the District of Columbia host 361 new charters. Deposit accounts total 20,520,177, up 2,279,877.
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District of Columbia
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