Weekend auto crashes raise Goshen area injuries
A string of weekend accidents left several injured near Goshen and Nappanee. Fractures and lacerations followed a Dodge rollover on Lincoln highway near Kinderdghidioli farm. A Studebaker wreck burned after high speed in Drumlavs. Three hurt near Nappanee when a Ford skidded into a pole. A bank teller on a bicycle escaped injury after a collision with an Elkhart driver.
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Pr. RR
White
North Sixth Street
Carl Testow
South Third Street
Weston
Kinderdghidioli Farm
Goshen
Messrs
Testow
Heo
J. A. Shapp
Mr Testow
Studebaker
Studebanker Tourity
Willicm F. Neff
Tarry Gonderman
Lincolnshighway
Drumlavs
Gonderman
Mrr
Gonder- Ware
Mr. Gonderman
Ford
Edward B. la- Amunyon
Nappanee
Garfield Hackenberg
Filkfurt
Helen
Hackenberg
Cordelia Roderick
Elkhart
George Fites
Adamsville
Mich
Bremen
Runmel
City National Bank
Elkhartan
Mountjoy
Indiana Coal Is Now Being Mined at Mines No. 3 and 9
Staunton Ind Aug 7 Coal production started at Mines No 3 and 9 of the Rowland Power Collieries with 30 men. Output today is slated at five cars and will rise tomorrow as unfit sections are cleaned. Imported labor from Indianapolis. three Terre Haute applicants assigned to Mine No 3. Quiet at Major General Tynday HQ Sunday night.
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Staunton
Ind
Associated Press
Rowland Power Collieries Company
Rowland
Indianapolis
Tynday
Typhoon and tidal wave kill 10000 near Swatow
Casualties from the typhoon and inbound tidal wave last Wednesday swept Swatow, about 250 miles north of Hong Kong, and are now estimated at 10,000. A British steamer bound from Hong Kong to Shanghai was wrecked but passengers were saved.
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Hongkong
Associated Press
Swatow
Here
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Porter Delivers Sermon to Large Chautauqua Tent Audience
Rev. John F. Porter pastor of First M. B. Church preached an excellent sermon before a large audience gathered in the telepath oo chautauqua tent at Chandler school. Congregational singing highlighted the regular union service held in the chautauqua tent rather than Court park.
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John F. Porter
M. B
Chandler School
Chautauqua
Court Park
Pal of Scott Moore Visits Family Here
John McDermet of Indianapolis A and P manager and Moore’s WWI pal spent yesterday at Mrs. Lydia Moore’s home. He recalled agreeing that the survivor would call on the family after death. McDermet, gassed Sept 27 1918, lost a lung and says Moore was the only man from their Camp Shelby company killed in action.
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John McDermet
Indianapolis
A. and P
Scott Moore
Goshen
Alvére
Lydia Moore
West Wilden Avenue
McDermet
Moore
American Legion
Camp Shelby
Commercial printing solicited by the Democrat's job department
A brief notice states the Democrat's job department seeks commercial printing of all kinds and provides a contact phone number 57 for suppliers.
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Democrat
Chicago Street Car Strike Ends as Service Restored
Chicago workers ended a six day strike on surface and elevated lines. Car men agreed to a wage cut of 10 cts an hour about 12 1 2 percent while keeping the eight hour day. company had sought about 17 percent.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Seek Improvement of Foraker Road Petitioned
About 20 residents attended the county commissioners meeting seeking concrete paving through Foraker town from one and a half miles north to a canal distance south with gravel for the remainder. A special meeting is likely Thursday to review office expense estimates for the coming year and the associated appropriations.
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Foraker
PLAN COMPROMISE IN BUS DISPUTE
A Goshen motor bus ordinance contested by Joseph Sailor of Elkhart is under review with a temporary restraining order staying in force. A compromise reportedly aims to drop the liability insurance requirement and require proof of financial responsibility for license grants. Bus service continues with no added street restrictions pending resolution.
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Elkhart
Joseph Sailor
Goshen-Elkhart
Goshen
Goshen Bar Association Picnic At Papa Keechie Lake
The Goshen City Bar Association hosts a picnic Wednesday at Papa Keechie Lake with lawyers from Middlebury Elkhart Nappanee and Wakarusa as guests. The Democrats commercial department prints prompt.
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BAR Association
Goshen City
Wreck Tragedy at Sulphur Springs Blamed on Engineer
In Sulphur Springs Missouri a coroner's inquest heard testimony about a collision between two Missouri Pacific trains that killed 37 and injured 138. Head engineer Matt Glenn was blamed for disregarding a warning signal as crowds gathered at the wreck site and rescuers worked amid a somber scene.
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Suluhur Springs
Associated Press
de Sate Mo
Missouri Pacific
Matt Glenn
John Cannon
Engneer
Cannon
Glenn
Train Wreck Horrors Reach St Louis Relatives
News from Sulphur Springs Maine details a catastrophic wreck with many dead and injured awaiting trains to transport victims. Relatives in St Louis faced hours without confirmation as rescue crews labored at the scene and reports continued on the next page.
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ST. Louis
Indiana Weather Summary Cooler Tonight Then Tuesday
Generally fair conditions prevail across Indiana with cooler temperatures tonight and on Tuesday. The report notes a government thermometer reading for the day and mentions levees in the state.
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S. W. Witmer
Indiana
Coal Conference Postpones Action Until Wednesday
Miners and operators in the central competitive field meet in Cleveland to reach an agreement to end the strike. Northern West Virginia operators seek admission to the central field and federal plans move coal to the northwest via the Great Lakes as two Indiana teams begin operations with 30 imported workers under troop protection.
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Cleveland
West Virginia
Northwest
Great Lakes
Indiana
Ohio
Associated Press
Monongahela Coal Operators Association
Pennsylvania
John T. Lewis
Unions Policy Committee
Lewis
Coal wage conference seeks wider participation to end soft coal strike
Cleveland area talks on a basic wage for soft coal workers discuss inviting absent operators from Illinois Indiana and other states to join the conference. The central field may extend to West Virginia with proposals to broaden participation and speed a possible return to work.
Resurfacing Of Stone Road To Be Started This Week
Under contract with the Indiana state highway commission Hayes Construction of Indianapolis will start resurfacing a three mile stretch of stone road between Goshen college and the Elkhart Jackson township line. The road will be closed for 10 days to two weeks while work proceeds with tar penetrated stone on the north half and a field coat on the south half. Also work on the Lincoln highway “Ideal Section” in Lake county has begun at a cost near 100000 dollars per mile.
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Indiana State Highway Commission
Hayes Construction Company
Indianapolis
Goshen College
Elkhart-Jackson Township
B. €. O' Brien
Lake County
Yoder Returns to Real Estate Bets in Los Angeles
Leros Yoder and his family moved to Los Angeles weeks ago and he has entered the real estate business there.
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Leros Yoder
Los Angeles
Calif
Grace Steffey Joins Hastings Manufacturing Office
Miss Grace Steffey has assumed a position in the office of the Hastings Manufacturing Corporation, marking a step in her professional career within the company.
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Grace Steffey
Hastings Manufacturing Corporation
Little Symphony Orchestra at Chautauqua Program
Tonight the Little Symphony Orchestra performs friendly enemies a modern comedy drama with the New York cast at the Chautauqua program Tomorrow afternoon features popular concert and Waiians. Tomorrow night presents Joy Night and the Llawailans with humorous revue by Jess Pugh the fun specialist.
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Onight
New York
Viera
Jess Pugh
Mary Mason
Chester Milton Sanford
Vierra
Concert and lectures mark Goshen Chautauqua week
Lieurance's Little Syme phony orchestra entertained large crowds in the Redpath tent on Chandler school lot with a seven member group. W N Harding former governor of Iowa gave the evening lecture on The Clock strikes Twelve stressing school morals and national questions.
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Lieurance
Little Syme Phony
Redpath Chautauqua
Chandler School
W. N. Harding
Iowa
Beyer Brothers Sued In Federal Court for 15000
In Indianapolis a federal suit seeks 15000 from Beyer Bros of Kendallville by Franklin Sugar Co of Philadelphia. The claim states a May 1921 contract for sugar at 22 1/2 cents per pound was entered, later deliveries were refused, and shipment was delayed by market conditions.
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Indianapolis
Beyer Bros
Kendallville
Franklin Sugar Co
Philadelphia
Striking Shopmen Urged to Return to Their Places
Editorial board urges striking shopmen to return to work promptly as negotiations continue. Officials warn prolonged stoppage could disrupt production and contracts with key employers.
R. R. Strike Developments Feared Across Nation
Two men killed and the sheriff wounded in a riot at Joliet s railroad yards. L B M Jewell and other strike leaders in Washington for talks with President Harding. E F Grable heads to Washington to attend union chiefs meeting not on strike. Minor disorders reported nationwide.
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R. R
Jolietts
Lb. M. Jewell
Washington
Harding
E. F. Grable
Harding proposes final government plan to end railroad strike
President Harding urged striking railroad shop men to return to work and asked both sides to submit seniority to the railroad labor board. He sent telegrams to L. M. Jewell and W. Dewit Cuyler outlining a plan for voluntary action to end the transportation crisis. He warned the proposal as a final government effort, noting railroad executives and unions had not yet agreed and that Southern Railway workers were weighing the plan.
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Washington
Associated) Press
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
L. M. Jewell
Railroad Shopmen’s Union
Dewit Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
Mr. Harding
White House
Jewell
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Schoprmen
Railway Executives Association
Southern Railway
Southern
Rioting in Joliet Yards Ends in Deaths and Wounding
A riot in Joliet railroad yards left Special Agent Philip Reitz dead and an unknown striker killed, Sheriff James Newkirk seriously wounded. Local authorities plan to request state troops to restore order.
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Joliet
Philip Reitz
High
James Newkirk
Railway strike leaders absent as peace move formed
Chicago quiet as key figures in the railway shopmen’s strike are away from the city. B M Jewell head of the railway employees AFL and other leaders are in Washington awaiting the next peace initiative.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Washington
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P.R. White
Federal Coal Administrator
Coal Operators’ Advisory Committee
Underwood & Underwood
Henry B. Spencer
C. E. Backus
Lest
Porter
Foraker Road
The
Democrat’s Commercial Department
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Coal Conference
Associated
Ilinois
Illinois
Western
Central
Stone Road
Little Symphony Orchestra
Redrath
Chantauqua
Redpath Bureau
Beyer Brothers
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