Shooting in Dublin as Irish poll day unfolds
Gunfire erupted in Dublin early today amid Dail election coverage. Troops patrolled streets while polls stayed brisk. A driver carrying government candidate James Crowley and fisheries minister Finian Lynch was attacked. one man was seriously wounded. James Larkin denounced the holiday behavior and urged workers to keep to their jobs.
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Dublin
Wi—A
James Crowley
Finian Lynch
Berry
Linbaw
Vedne Iwan
Mountjoy
Doublin
James Larkin
Liberty Hall
Two Picnickers Die in Indiana Lightning Strike
Two picnickers died when lightning struck a hedge rock shelter atop Madison in Indiana. Robert White, 20, of Macisom and Jessie Wells of Hlamever were killed while away from their party during a storm. Heavy rainfall reported in Cambridge City, Marion, Noblesville and other areas.
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Indianadobes
Indiana
Robert White
Maciisom
Ind
Jessie Wells
Hlamever
Madison
Cambridge City
Marion
Noblesville
Farm in One Family for 93 Years Is Sold
Josiah Cripe sells his nearby farm on Silver Street Road east of Grashen to Manassas Trever for 700. Possession given November 1. The Cripe land had been in the family for 93 years since Samel Cripe settled the area. Josiah Cripe, 68 years on the property, moves to Gesheam after paralysis prompted sale.
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Josiah Cripe
Joseph Moripe
Iss
Cripe
Gesheam
Josie Wickham Tilney Dies in Crawfordsville
Mrs. WB Kreider of Sa] South Sixth street reports the death of her sister Josie Wickham Tilney 72 a Crawfordsville resident and former Groshen resident after a period of ill health. Burial arrangements to be announced. She leaves husband Dr W J Tilney two sisters Mrs Jasperasarst of Los Angeles and Mrs Madge Von Koppen a brother Dr William Wickham South Bend and several stepchildren.
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WB. Kreider
South Sixth Street
Josie Wickham Tilney
Crawfordsville
Groshen
Tilney
William W. Wickham
Goshen
Tiney
Picnic at Lake with Goshen Lightning Rod Company
Mr and Mrs Amasa Hoovens hosted guests from the Goshen Lightning Rod company for a lakeside picnic at their Wawasee cottage. The event included a motor boat ride around the lake as part of the entertainment.
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Amasa Hoovens
Goshen Lightning Rod Company
Wawasee
Sunday Excursions By The Big Four Rail Line
The Big Four railroad ferried 47 tickets to St. Joseph Michigan and ferried to Indianapolis yesterday in a Sunday excursion event.
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Big Four Railroad
St. Joseph, Mich
Atx
Indianapolis
Elkhart County Teachers Institute Opens With Large Attendance
The annual Elkhart County teachers institute began this morning at Goshen High School with about 400 teachers expected to attend. Charles F. Miller county superintendent leads the event assisted by Dr Leon Ho Vinewut from Boston and Dr G K Grose of DePauw University. Dor. Grrose participates today only, with Dor. Grrose and Merle Bo Stump as secretary. An enrollment fee of 100 is charged. sessions run through Friday and are open to the public.
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Institute of Elkhart County
Goshen High School
Charles F. Miller
Goshen
Leon Ho Vinewut
Boston
Mass
G. K. Grose
DePauw University
Greencastle
Harriet Cooke
Prub-Lic
Washington
J. 0
Rent
Middlebury
Dor. Grrose
Battle Creek Man Murders His Wife
Battle Creek Michigan August 27. Police seek Mae Price after her husband, Price, fired five shots from a rifle into her head during a quarrel in a one room home shared with her sister and brother in law.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Price
Mae" Price
L. J. Zoff
Two Men Jailed After Car Crash Near Jefferson and Main
Two men Homer Mishler and Ray Teeters were jailed for public intoxication after Mishler’s Ford crashed into Deloit Estes’ coupe near Jefferson and Main. A 14 year old, Wayne Johnson, pleaded guilty to underage driving. The trio agreed to pay about $25 for Estes’ car damage.
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Deloit’ Estes
Jefferson and
Main Streets
Homer Jims Mishler
Ray Teeters
Mishler
Eagle Point
Mixhler
Tectesr
Wayne Johnson
Mr. Estes
Comiskey’s Daughter in‑Law and Walsh Robbed at Home
In Chicago on August 27, Mrs Grace Comiskey daughter‑in‑law of team owner Charles Comiskey and former pitcher Big Ed Walsh were held up by two men at the Comiskey residence. They were robbed of jewelry valued at about $10 000 and confined in the cellar while the bandits departed.
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Chicago
Grace Comiskey
Charles Comiskey
Chingo White Sox
Big Ed" Walsh
Comiskey
B and C Engineer Die in Wreck near Gary Indiana
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio express derailed by a washout near Sunnan Station 1 miles east of Gary at 3 30 a m. Engineer J Novenger of Gary died after being pinned under the overturned locomotive for five hours before rescue.
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Gary
Ind
Here
Snnan
J. Novenger
Call for Nationwide Probe of Oil Market Manipulation
Kansas and Oklahoma attorneys general asked by Charles B. Griffith and George F. Short to launch a United States wide inquiry into the oil industry. They seek to determine if the Standard Oil company is controlling gasoline prices to force 4 000 marginal producers out of business.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A. P
United States
Charles B. Griffith
George FE. Short
Kansas
Oklahoma
Standard M1
Marshalls take another orphan for care
Washington TD August 27. Two year old Billy Carr, formerly of the Children's hospital, has found a home with Former Vice-President and Mrs Thomas K Marshall who plan to keep him or find him a home. Mrs Marshall had long worked in child welfare since the death of Billy Morrison Marshall three years ago.
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Washington
Billy Carr
The
Children’s Hospital
Thomas K. Marshall
Billy Morrison Marshall
Ex-President Wilson's health shows progress in illness
Mrs Woodrow Wilson left Washington for a weeklong visit with friends in New England. The trip marks a new sign of improvement in former President Wilson's condition after nearly four years of illness, following a brief New York excursion last spring.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
New England
New York
Drunken driver held after Mishawaka crash near Lincoln Highway
Jon Koble of Jackson Beach hotel Chicago suffered a fractured vertebrae after being struck while changing a tire on the Lincoln Highway near the Lincoln Highway Inn east of Mishawaka. Maurice Church of 17671 W Fox St South Bend is jailed on possible drunk driving charges and leaving the scene after his auto struck Koble and fled, pursued by Deputy Sheriff Walter J. Dean and others.
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South Bend
Lincoln Highway
Mishawnak
Jon Koble
Jackson Beach
Chicago
Maurice Church
W. Fox Street
Mishawaka
Church
Koble
Walter J. Dean
Churehb
Doan
Motorcyclist Killed In Hammond Auto Collision
Gas Masses, 24, of Gars, Ind., was killed when the motorcycle he drove was struck by an automobile driven by Joseph Katzek in Hammond. The crash occurred on Aug. 27 as Masses rode at night, the collision reported by local authorities.
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Hammond
Ind
Gars
Joseph Katzek
Engman-Matthews Stockholders to Consider Merger Plan
Preferred stockholders from the Bog man Matthews Range company and Gesben Improvement company meet in Chamber of Commerce rooms next Thursday evening to review a merger plan. The consolidation would issue four stock classes A B C and D with exchange valued share for share and a one to four option for class D. Engman family members will receive class D stock only.
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Bogman-Matthews Range Company
Gesben Improvement Company
Chamber of Commerce
Goshen Improvement
Engiman- Matthews
Unsettled Indiana Weather Forecast To Night And Tuesday
Weather outlook for Indiana indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Tuesday with possible showers and a chance of thunderstorms. Temperatures will be cooler tonight, with cooler readings expected in the northern portions.
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Indiana
Investigation Started Into K K Killing at Carnegie
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports rewards totaling 7000 from the Ku Klux Klan for information on those responsible for the Carnegie riot last Saturday in which Thomas R. Abbott a Klansman was killed and several others wounded. Coroner McGregor plans an exhaustive inquiry after sheriff's deputies finish their riot investigation. Witnesses are being hunted and Patrick McDermott held for questioning.
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Pittsburgh
Ku Klux Klan
Carnegie
Thomas R. Abbott
H. W. Evans
Sam D. Rich
King Kleagle
Pennsylvania Klan
Abbott
Pennsylvania Organization
Allegheny County
W. Ed. McGregor
Patrick McDermott
Samuel H. Gardner
McDermott
Gardner
John F. Conley
J. Humma
Road projects advance on Rookstool route and Wigsmouth road
The Seaman Construction company of Goshen has half completed the Rookstool highway linking Lincoln road with Lake Wawasee, aiming to finish over five miles by November 1. A break down delayed progress Saturday. MecClintic Gurdy Colwell of Syracuse decline a three mile Elkhart Roseiusko line stretch until next spring due to bond-sale delays. A small bridge at the sinkhole site will be completed later in fall. Plymouth Road pavement begins this week on Wigsmouth road from the hydraulic canal to the Elkhart Harrison township line about three miles. The East Lincoln avenue project to Middlebury may be paved next year, bonds not yet sold.
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Rookstool Road
Lincoln Highway
Lake Wawasee
Seaman Construction Company
Goshen
MecClintic, Gurdy & Colwell
Syracuse
Elkhart-Roseiusko County Line
Rook
Harrison Township
Lincoln Avenue
Middlebury
Elkhart-Lagrange
Dollar Day Thursday in Goshen merchants unite for value
Merchants in Goshen announce a Dollar Day event to be held Thursday August 30 with tomorrow’s Democrat featuring store advertisements and participating shops offering special values.
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Goshen
the Democrat
Banker Ends Life After Killing Son and Wounding Child
Rochester banker Charles Stewart shot and killed his 14 year old son Horace and wounded nine year old Walter before dying by suicide. He had been brooding over his wife’s death for a year and police say he was deranged. Mrs Mary Echart found the bodies in a bedroom.
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Rochester
Charles Stewart
Horace
Walter
Stewart
Rochester Trust Company
Mary Echart
Thornton Snell Bank Robbed in California
Five armed masked men robbed the Thornton Snell bank at Belvidere Park California around 11:00 am Wednesday. They escaped with about $20,000. one bandit reportedly injured. Mr and Mrs Robert Hudson visiting Montebello were at the scene shortly after the crime.
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Belvidere Park
Calif
Thornton Snell
Elkhart
Robert Hudson
Arthur Zigler
Montebello
Man Commits Suicide by Hanging in Barn
Aug 27 report from Columbia notes William H Gross 44 of Whitley county hanged himself in the family barn his wife found the body the death is believed to have resulted from ill health or illness at the time
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Columbia
William H. Gross
Whitley County
Bonds Defendants Hit With Two New Suit Filings
Two complaints filed in the circuit court by Rhodes & Rhodes allege John Ll. Bond of Goshen and his deceased father George B. Bond misappropriated money from poultry sales. Salem Bank & Trust Co. is named as co defendant over business connections. Plaintiffs Easley and Kruthwohl seek judgments totaling $2,400 with interest. Adjourned May term opens. various minor cases also noted.
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Rhodes & Rhodes
Vern
Ind
John Ll. Bond
Geshben
George B. Bond
Salem Bank & Trust Co
Charles C. Easley
Frank Kruthwohl
Mentone
Mr. Ensley
Krathwohls
Goshen
Gertrude Freed
Elkhart
Oscar Freed
Barton
Walter Stauffer
TW. Short
Atden Miller
Myrtle Fthel Hickey
John SimpSen
Leo I. Green
John Dunlap
Clinton Township
This County
Eden Township
Lagrange County
Drake
Jacob H. Brown
Ada C. Lehman
Geraldine
Gloria Lehman
William Wheeler Kercher
Frank Rollo
Amanda Johnson
Leporte
John Carson DeMilio
Ekhart
Tony DeMilio
Johnson
Governor Pinchot Holds Board Meeting on Anthracite Strike
In Harrisburg on August 27 Governor Pinchot urged separate talks with operators and miners to avert a September 1 mining shutdown. He invited interviews with Warriner and Murray as the full scale miners committee assembled, with power to recall the suspension orders issued after Atlantic City talks failed.
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Harrisburg
tGovernor Pinchot
Pennsyllvania
Samuel D.warriner
AL DD. Jessup
W. W. Inglis
W. J. Richards
Philip Murray
J. Golden
Rinaldo Cappelini
Thomas Kenney
United Mine Workers
Atlantic City
Elkhart County Fair to Erect Boulder for 50th Exhibition
The Elkhart County Agricultural Association plans a boulder from KB Williamson’s farm on the fairgrounds to commemorate the 50th society exhibition slated for September 16 15. D. R. Yoder & Sob will letter the stone at their expense. Williamson donates the boulder and the grounds are prepared with improved facilities.
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KB. Williamson
Elkhart
Williamson
Lincoln Avenue
William H. Charnley
Goshen Electric Material Company
America
Goshen
Trying To Establish New Aviation Record
SAN DIEGO August 27 Captain Lowell H Smith and John P Richter took off from Rockwell Field North Island at 5 07 am to attempt an aviation endurance speed and distance record. Weather was cloudy and the officers circled at about 500 feet.
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San Diego
Cal
Lowell H. Smith
Slient
John P. Richter
Rockwell Field
North Ieland
Burial Plot Marked in Oak Ridge Cemetery
The I. O. O. F. lodge burial plot in Oak Ridge cemetery has been appropriately marked.
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I. O. O. F. Lodge
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Heavy Rain Falls During Electrical Storm
A heavy rain fell early during an electriéet storm causing brief disruption and slick streets. Thunder rolled as residents reported downpours and isolated flooding in parts of town.
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San Francisco
Hazelhurst Field
L. L
Pacific Coast
Voxt
Eugene Johnson
J. E. Whitbeck
U. S. Mail Air Service
Josie Wickham-Tilney
Big Ed” Walsh
MR. An
Marshall
Wilson
John Koble
Lincoln Highway Inn
Engman-Matthews Company
LK. K
Pitts
Dunlaps
Benton
Dunups
Springbrook Park
Rookstool Highway
Son
Thornton Snell Bank
California
BONDS
Democrat Cotinat
Pennsylvania
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