Air Mail Tests Prove Successful Despite Weather
A San Francisco to Hempstead air mail run arrived at 12 22 p m Eastern time fulfilling a long held goal. The mission left San Francisco at 5 26 a m Pacific time and faced heavy headwinds before landing at Hempstead. A second leg carried mail to New York with pilots delivering the first transcontinental mail under the revived airmail service.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Hempstead
N. Y
New York
Callias
Air Mail
Elock
San Pranecisco
Laramie
Collins
Cleveland
pYllet Warren
Willgans
Lovaebock
Air Mail Experiment Advances Across Continent
The continental air mail experiment edges toward routine as pilots such as Piet Bishop and Collins fly east to west routes. Delays from fog at Laramie and Tarantula noted, but missions largely completed with minimal incidents.
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Phibates
Laramie
Omaha
Treaty Renewed Between United States and Japan
The arbitration treaty between the United States and Japan, expired by limitation, was renewed today for five years without any changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Japan
Great Lakes Teachers Agency Incorporates in South Bend
The Great Lakes Teachers Agency of South Bend has incorporated with capital of $15 000. Its purpose is to secure positions for school teachers.
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Great Lakes Teachers Agency of
South Bend
Kendalsville Subscribes Over $1000 for Side Track
Kendalsville residents pledged more than $1,000 to fund a railroad side track to the N. C. Newman foundry, defraying construction costs for the facility in the city.
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Kendalsville
N. C. Newman Foundry
Kendallville Robbers Confess in Local Burglary Case
Two men, Morohan and Holland, confessed to burglarizing the Gay Sawyer home north of Kendallville. They described discarding a CD bearing certificates worth 475 pounds and a stolen receiver hidden in Goshen. Officials traced movements from Albion to Wawaka then into Kendallville before arrest in Goshen.
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Kendallville
PL Mourehan
Walter
Col Land
Puebla
Calo
Goshen
Gay Sawyer
Noble
Albion
Pinley
Sawyer
Ri Kbart
Charles Schwab General
Wawaka
Sawyerite
Albien O
Sawyer Home
Brimfield
New York Central
Injunction Granted Against I W W in California
Sacramento Calif Aug 23 An injunction effective statewide during the I W W litigation was granted in superior court today against the activities of the Industrial Workers of the World its officers and members The order will stay in force pending trial and is likely permanent with defendants expected to appeal directly from it.
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Sacramento
Calif
A. P
Industrial Workers of the World
Ford Automobile Turns Over In West Side Crash
Four persons were injured when a Ford touring car owned by Frank Baker of 114 Baker avenue west side and driven by Mrs. Baker overturned a half mile south of South West at 4 yesterday afternoon. The Baker family three children Jay 13 Donald four and Robert three and Wilbur Fox 12 were en route from Goshen to Foraker. Car damaged and steering wheel blamed. Mrs Baker bruised and under the tachive. Dr Brumbaugh dressed injuries.
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Frank Baker
Baker Avenue
West Side
Baker
South West
Jay
Donald
Robert
Wilbur Fox
Noah Fox
Goshen
Foraker
Food shortage in Germany prompts currency requisition plan
Aug. 23. Nazi era policy seeks to force foreign currency deposits to bolster the mark and fund bread imports. Stresemann faces pressure as Reichstag debates measures to seize assets, with severe penalties for concealing funds and for industrialists, aiming to raise gold marks for food abroad.
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Berlin
Reichstagg
Stresemann
Germany
Food Hoarding Reports Highlight Ruhr Shortage
Information to French authorities shows the Ruhr food shortage driven by speculators hoarding supplies. Reported yesterday 24 carloads entered the occupied area while 42 carloads were shipped out by merchants seeking higher prices elsewhere. Several cases of wholesale profiteering have been noted.
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Dysseldorf
Ruhr
Mrs. F. M. Grissom Dies Suddenly in Syracuse
Mrs. Francis M. Grissom, 52, died suddenly of paralysis at her Syracuse home after a night illness. She is survived by her husband and two sons. Funeral services are set for 2:00 PM at the Syracuse Methodist Church with Rev. F. H. Cremean officiating.
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Francis M. Grissom
Syracuse
M. E
Worrow
F. H. Cremean
August Cold Snap Grips Regions As Frost Appears
Forecasters warn of lingering cool August conditions as eastern, southern and mid western states report light frosts and record cool spells. Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan see no crop damage though temperatures fall. Gulf and south Atlantic states drop 20 to 25 degrees while Oklahoma and Kansas cool after recent heat. Migrating martins and teal signal early winter as cool air endures causing overcoats and fires.
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Chicago
Anger
Tal Poe
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Gulf
South Atlantic
Sumner
Oklahomsa
Kansas
Harry Richards
Gans
Henry Kern
New Baseball Scandal Involves Cincy Stars
In Cincinnati, Pat Duncan and Samme Rohne of the Cincinnati Nationals faced a hearing by league president John A. Heydler after a Chicago sport publication accused them of being approached by gamblers during a series with the New York Giants. Both players denied the charges under oath and were cleared, with plans to sue the publication for criminal slander. club backing was pledged.
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New York
Pat Duncan
Samme Rohne
Cincinnati Nationals
New York Giants
Cincinnati
John A. Heydler
Chicago
Colrer
Heydler
Duncan
Rohne
Eastbound New York Central Train Delayed in Goshen
No. 64 due in Goshen at 8 13 p m was delayed here about 20 minutes last night by air trouble.
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New York Central Railroad
Noa 64
Goshen
Teachers' Examination Notice at Goshen High School
The regular monthly examination for teacher's licenses will be held Saturday at the Goshen High School building.
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Goshen High School
Indiana and Michigan Weather Outlook Tonight and Friday
Indiana areas expect fair skies with a note of slightly warmer temperatures in the east tonight. The forecast for Lower Michigan calls for fair conditions tonight with similar mild temperatures.
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Indiana
Lower Michigan—Fair
British Premier to Meet Poincare After Vacation
Prime Minister Baldwin plans a quiet approach to meet French Premier Poincare on his return from Aix les Baines to discuss reparations verbally. Lord Curzon may join, staying at Bagnolles, with both ministers traveling to Paris for a direct talks.
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London
Baldwin
Poincare
Aix Les Baines
Curzon
France
M. Poincare
Prance
Lare Curzon
Bagnolles
Aix le Baines
Paris
Prensier Poincaire
Coal fields in Hartz under renewed operation after Ruhr accord
In Saxony’s Hartz mountains near Feisleben on August 23 the coal field activities resume after 25 years of neglect due to the Ruhr accord. The Hartz coal field spans about 200 miles and one mine is estimated to yield up to 15 million tons of coal.
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Feisleben
Saxony
Hartz Mountains
Ruhr
Two Suspects Held in Sheriff Murder in South Bend
Two men, identified as a Chicago negro and John S. Shea of Elkhart, are held by South Bend police in connection with the death of Sheriff William Vancamp of Franklin County. They were found on the Lincoln highway east of New Carlisle driving a Dodge believed stolen by the murderers. They have not been charged with murder, but police suspect they know who killed the sheriff.
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Morohan
Holkend
Gosher
A. B. Beck
North Main Street
Noble County
Kendallville
Morehan
Holland
Sawyer
Rendallville
South Bend
Chicago
John S. Shea
Elkhart
South Bend Peace
Willian Vancamp
Franklin County
Brookville
Lincoln Highway
New Carliste
Dodge
Vancamp
Indiana Mayors to Fight Phone Rate Increase
Mayors and city attorneys from more than a dozen cities gather in Indianapolis for the Municipal League of Indiana conference called by Mayor Eli F. Siebirt to oppose Indiana Bell Telephone's bid for a permanent injunction. The move seeks to block the public service commission from halting higher rates.
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Indianapolis
Municipal League of Indiana
Eli F. Siebirt
South Bend
Indisan Bell Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Indiana
U S And Mexico Seen To Resume Relation
Washington reports that arrangements for resumption of diplomatic relations between the United States and Mexico have reached a stage for an official announcement soon. Police report a theft of a Dodge car owned by American Printing Mills of Elkhart from in front of C C Colbert’s residence on Tuesday night.
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Washington
A. P
C. C. Colbert
American Printing Mills of
Elkhart
Dodge
Chief's Wife Dies After Three Years Illness
Anna Douglass, 40, wife of Douglass, a Warsaw police sergeant, died at her home after a three year illness. She had been a longtime resident of the city and is survived by her husband.
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Anna
Douglass
Warsaw
Cty
Parellels
Estimates For 1924 County Expenses Are Reviewed By Board
The Elkhart county commissioners met at the court house to review 1924 expense estimates from county officers and to plan the budget. The 1925 tax rate is not expected to rise above the 22 cent rate. Six coal bids for the infirmary, jail, and courthouse were opened and later decisions awaited. The board also viewed three newly completed road pavements awaiting acceptance.
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Elkhart
Albert E Keith Purchases Prairie Street Home
Albert E Keith a night ticket agent at the New York Central station and peanut and popcorn dealer in Elkhart has bought a Prairie street home for 6500. He will move from East Lincoln avenue flats soon and will keep his New York Central job. He already owns a North Fifth street property occupied by Sam Husmas.
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Albert KE. Keith
New York Central Railroad
Elkhart
Prairie Street
Allie E. Witt
Lincoln Avenue
Keith
New York Central
North Fifth Street
Sam Husmas
Flood Ravages Colorado Irrigation Dam Collapse Raises Loss
A Colorado flood from a breached irrigation dam on the Apishapa river cascaded down the Arkansas valley. Estimates place damage near 1 million dollars with livestock losses and crops hit hard. North La Junta, Pueblo, and surrounding towns faced evacuations and infrastructure damage as floodwaters moved downstream toward La Junta.
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Colon
CA. P
Apishapa
Arkansas
Lajunta
Uumnber
Pueblo
Col
Colorado
Aspishapa
Fowfer
Ball Teen
MiLion Dellar
Rockey Ford
Elder
Hike to Elkhart Includes Two Goshen Teens
Miss Betty Osborn aged 17 and Miss Lucile Carter aged 16 hiked from Goshen to Elkhart yesterday in two hours to visit friends in Elkhart. The trip covered a direct route between the two cities and showcased their steady pace.
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Elkhart
Betty Osborn
Lucile Carter
Goshen
Speeding Fine Shocks Goshen Man in Kibbart Court
Sam Strang of Goshen was fined $11 in the Kibbart city court yesterday for speeding.
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Sam Strang
Goshen
Kibbart
Government plans secret until Tuesday
Government officials prepare to prevent coal shortages as a September 1 anthracite shutdown nears. Railroads soft coal producers and state governments will assist, with federal agencies ready to act if needed. No settlement prospects were indicated, and governors meet federal officials in New York next Tuesday.
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Washington
A. P
United States
White House
New York
Radleigh
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Atlantic
CYPY
Atlantic City
United States Coal Commission
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
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