Senate to adopt high tariff bill at session today
Washington today reports the senate is finalizing its draft administration tariff bill. The chamber plans to pass the measure and send it to conference for rewriting after late negotiations. Debate centered on coal tar dues and dye chemicals, with votes showing strong partisan support and opposition.
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Irwin Farm Near Goshen Sold for 22000 to New Yorker
The Dr Albert J Irwin farm of 126 acres southeast of Goshen on the Lincoln highway was sold to Frederick Nymeyer of New York City for 22000. Nymeyer will move his brother John Nymeyer, who lives east of Goshen, to occupy the property. The Irwin family had long held the land starting with Ty Irwin purchasing it from his father Robert Irwin.
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Forest fires rage as crews battle Minnesota blazes
In Minnesota near Duluth, crews continued efforts on 200 forest fires covering about 660,000 acres in the north. After a calm night, fighters aimed to gain control before winds worsen. Light rain fell early.
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Baby Struck by Train in Fort Wayne May Recover
A seven month old named Daisy Latin suffered a fractured jaw, deep forehead gash, and mouth injuries after a Nickel Plate freight train struck the child in Fort Wayne Indiana. Doctors consider survival possible as authorities investigate the incident.
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Seaplane Sampaio Correia Halted Near Southport
The seaplane Sampaio Correia from New York to Brazil, which arrived at Southport yesterday from Montevideo, could not continue southward this morning due to unfavorable conditions.
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Hard Coal Conference Adjourns Without Agreement
The joint conference of anthracite coal operators and union officials adjourned until Monday afternoon without a settlement. James A. Gorman said terms of a possible contract were discussed but no progress details were given. Canal operators and miners also met again today seeking an agreement to end the strike.
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Coal output unlikely to rise soon say US Geological Survey
Washington August 19 The United States Geological Survey reports statistics submitted to Fuel Distributor Spencer show no signs of a significantly increased coal output in the near term according to a statement issued today.
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Baals Nominated for Fort Wayne Postmaster
Washington reports nominations for postmasters include Henry W. Baals of Fort Wayne Indiana as of August 14. The listing appears in a broader set of yesterday nominations across the nation.
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Henry WL Baals
Fort Wayne
Ind
Auto polo and races headline Elkhart county fair finale
The 49th Elkhart county fair ends with Sehndler auto polo and auto races slated for two o'clock. Balloonist Merritt plans a triple parachute drop after the races. A Shetland pony and $100 in gold are to be given away later. Attendance has been strong despite heat, and most exhibits head to South Bend for the state fair next week. The Cooke era ends as a two year lease expires and Jay Cooke is ill.
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Arrest Accomplice of Auto Thief at Elkhart
Dallas C. Roberts 19 and William H. Ives 19 were linked to a Des Moines auto theft involving a Buick owned by Plte Rasmussen. Ives was captured first, implicating Roberts, who was arrested in Elkhart Thursday afternoon. The Buick was recovered and officers prepared to return both men to Des Moines.
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South Bend Man Marries Syracuse Girl
George William Jacobs of South Bend, a salesman and former resident of Vandalia Michigan, and Miss Goldie Bernice Matthews of Syracuse were united in marriage at the bride's home.
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South Bend
Goldie Bernice Matthews
Syracuse
Airplanes Proposed for Canadian Territory Exploration
The Chicago Aviation News proposes using two or three airplanes to enter northern Canada for big game hunting, mineral and oil prospecting, rare stones, and photographic mapping. It suggests remote regions as possible targets and invites opinions on feasibility, noting airplanes could traverse even Africa’s interior with multi‑motor reliability and adaptable landing gear.
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Auto Headlight Tests In Goshen For Better Night Driving
Frank A. Pim of Washington conducts headlight tests at Goshen city offices with garage owners and police present. He plans to install testing charts in garages, issue 50 cent headlight certificates, and press a campaign for improved headlighting after showing many devices fail to meet legal requirements.
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Frank A. Pim
Washington, D.C
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Auto Damaged in Collision at Seventh Street and Madison Boulevard
An Overland touring car driven by Ernest Johnson of Elkhart was struck by a Buick roadster driven by Paul V Gouker of South Bend last night at about eight in the intersection of Seventh Street and Madison Boulevard. The Johnson car sustained about 150 dollars in damage. the Buick minor damage. No injuries were reported to any occupants.
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Elkhart
Seventh Street
Madison Boulevards
Paul Vv. Gouker
South Bend
Goshen Battery Service Station To Host Headlight Tests
The Goshen T Battery Service Station at 122 124 East Washington street becomes an official test site for headlight testing. A. Pim will be present in the evening and will give a radio concert as an added attraction.
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State Operators Delaying Action in Indiana Coal Talks
Terre Haute Ind Aug 19 Operators and miners mark time pending a meeting between the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators association and United Mine Workers District No 17. Efforts to negotiate a wage settlement are set for Monday morning. Union officials say no association operators have signed the Cleveland wage agreement yet. President John Hessler of District No 17 says Cleveland’s basic wage scale could form the basis of a settlement.
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Former Goshen Man Charges Officer with Abusive Conduct
Joseph Hansel of Goshen accused Police Officer Herman Schricker of malice, firing at his Cadillac, damaging a front fender, using abusive language, and threatening to “get him” at a board of safety meeting in Souled Bend. The board and Chief Lane dismissed the charges as the officer was deemed justified. Ubansel formerly resided in Goshen.
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Herman Sehricker
Board of Safety
Joseph Hansel
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Schricker
Mathilde Visits Max Oser at Alpine Nest
In Lucerne Switzerland on August 1 192? Miss Mathilde AnieCormick 17 year old granddaughter of John D Rockefeller and her fiancé Major Max Oser a Swiss riding master were reported to be together in an isolated Alpine spot described as ideal for courting by nature.
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Mathilde AnieCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Max Oser
Commercial printing solicitation by Democrats job department
Commercial printing of all kinds is solicited by the Democrat's job department. Phone 57.
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Indiana Weekend Weather Report Notes Thunder Risk
Weather forecast sourced from government thermometer with daily readings by S. W. Witmer. Pair Saturday likely thundershowers in extreme south areas. Sunday expected fair with no major temperature change.
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Rail strike settlement talks set for Wednesday in Chicago
News reports say railroad peace hangs on a Wednesday meeting between railroads and striking shopmen. Violence flared from Atlantic to Pacific with bombs at Albuquerque and a bridge blast near Huntington West Virginia. Authorities rushed U S marshals to guard shops as strikes widen concerns.
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Real Estate Transfer at 48420 East Lincoln Avenue
William H. Nymerer purchased from William H. Charnley two two story brick buildings fronting 42 feet at 48420 East Lincoln Avenue for $10,000. First floor tenants include Sherman-treen Plumbing, The Fixery, and J. C. Reichard Shoe Repair Shop.
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William H. Charnley
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J. C. Reichard Shoe Repair
Fords in Collision Leave No Injuries
A Ford roadster driven by G A Midgaugh of Elkhart and C A Bennett of South Bend collided with a Ford touring car driven by Melvin Whitmer of this city on the Lincoln highway at Dunlaps. The roadster overturned and all three cars were damaged but no one was hurt. Whitmer said a steering gear lock prevented him from turning and the Whitmer car struck platform scales in front of the Dunlaps grocery, causing slight damage.
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Elkhart
C. A. Bennett
South Bend
Dunlaps
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Heavy firing in Dublin rages through night
Aug 19 reports heavy firing across Dublin as national army forces clash with republican irregulars throughout the city continuing through the night.
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South Bend Police Forbid Wall Climb by Reynolds
South Bend authorities forbid Jack Reynolds from scaling walls after he advertised a climb of the Oliver Annex building. Police say he has been active with pickpockets in Elkhart and other places. Reynolds' partner Don Grady, 18, of Elkhart, is jailed as a wanted grand larceny suspect in Lima, Ohio, while Reynolds planned a wall climb at 10 o'clock at the courthouse.
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Lawrence J. Lane
Jack Reynolds
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Oliver Annex
Elkhart
Don Grady
Main St. Elkhart
Lima
Ohio
Helena visitor Mrs Young travels with grandmother for winter
Mrs H K Young arrives from Helena Arkansas and will return tomorrow with grandmother Mrs Susan Neely who will spend the winter with her son Melvin J Newly in Mars. Neely has not been in the best health but is now much improved.
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Goshen College Faces Mutschler Bros. in Nappanee Game
The Goshen college baseball nine traveled to Nappanee to clash with the Mutschler Bros. factory team at the new Nappanee park diamond.
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Governor McCray Refuses to Permit Dempsey Brennan Bout
Indiana Governor McCray confirms the Dempsey Brennan match at Michigan City is a prize fight and must be prohibited by law. A Michigan City delegation failed to sway him as talks continue with Legion officials and other backers seeking a change of stance.
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No Guardsmen Not Needed in Logansport Peru
Indiana national guard Maj. Gen. Tyndall reported no state troops are required in Logansport or Peru after railroad strike related disorders. Gov. Mounts sent him to railroad centers to assess the situation and he found local authorities capable of handling any issues.
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Horse Thief Detectives to Hold Picnic at Wakarusa
Members of the National Horse Thief Detective association plan a picnic at Wakarusa next Wednesday on August 23. The Bango quartet will sing Bettie Ash will read and a sports program is arranged.
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Bango
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Milford Woman Seeks Divorce From Carl J Burleson
Grace M. Burleson of Milford files suit for divorce in Kosciuske circuit court alleging repeated threats of violence by her husband Carl J. Burleson. Proceedings noted as of August 19.
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President Harding recommends coal legislation to curb strike
Washington reports that plans to implement President Harding's recommendations to Congress focus on coal crisis measures. Republicans and many Democrats back swift action to create agencies for coal purchases and a commission to study industry facets, though some prefer not to recreate wartime structures. Future measures may await the next session.
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Winona Chautauqua Closest Musical Triumph
More than 5,000 attendees paid about $3,090 to hear Alberto Salvi the harpist and Florence MacBeth soprano in the closing Winona chautauqua program. Salvi earned praise as a creator on par with Liszt for piano, while MacBeth’s singing was described as a revelation. The event elevated the season’s standard to a new high.
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Winona
Alberto Salvi
Florence MacBeth
Salvi
Liszt
Winona Chautauyqua
Fire destroys garage and machine in Likhart
Fire Friday gutted a garage in Likhart owned by Claude E. Jackson and wrecked a Willys-Knight car owned by contractor George W. Bradley. The garage valued at 250 was insured for 200, while the 1,000 vehicle was insured for 800.
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Likhart
Claude E. Jackson
Willys-Knight
George W. Bradley
Elkhart Woman Scares Thieves Robbing Store
An Elkhart woman warned off two or three men who were loading groceries into a car on the west side of town. Her shout caused the thieves to drop part of the stolen goods and flee. About 85 dollars worth of groceries were taken.
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Elkhart Man Arrested After Assault Claim
Luras Udevack a machinist from Elkhart was arrested Thursday afternoon on complaint by Tony Lavrich accusing assault and battery on Mrs. Lavrich. The trial is scheduled for Monday afternoon as Lavrich is on strike and Cdovich is employed.
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Luras Udevack
Elkhart
Tony Lavrich
Not Edward H. Haunsman in South Bend case
Edward FH Hansman, 20, arrested in South Bend for deserting his wife, gave Goshen as residence but is not Edward H Haunsman of Goshen. He is a son in law of Orlando Hamilton of West Lake Street.
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