Grace Clarke Urges League of Nations Peace Agenda
Mrs Grace Julian Clarke former head of the State Federation of Women's Clubs speaks for the Democratic party on the League of Nations. She argues reduction of armament and arbitration as paths to peace, citing Canada and the United States as examples, and outlines the covenant's three-step dispute resolution before war can be considered.
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League of Naations
Clarke
United States
League
Mre
Clark
Khe
Armour Cruiser Pittsburgh Ordered to Dan zig for American Protection
Secretary Daniels announced the armoured cruiser Pitts burgh will move from Reval to Dan zig to protect Americans at the port. In Indiana a first woman jury was empanelled in the Justice of the Peace court to decide the ownership of a talking machine under the recently effective amendment.
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Washington
Daniels
Pittsburgh
Reval
Danzig
Indianapoles
Indiana
Court of Justice of the Peace
Ernest Malcolm
United States
Deaf mute commits death by self in Auburn street crash
A deaf mute named William Winebrenner reportedly leaped in front of a freight car on a Auburn city street, dying as a result. The accident occurred as bystanders and a Kendallville wrecking crew assisted in clearing the scene and removing the body. Relatives, including a brother, were noted at the incident.
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Auburn
Willian
Xuleite
Fort Waasne
Tndiutai Crnelle
Tabor Case Is To Be Dropped In Paw Paw Michigan
Report indicates the case against Maped Paw Podesa in the death of Mande Faith Fahore Virgo is to be dropped. Trial earlier produced a hung jury and details of relationships are noted, with residence connected to Taber family and Lawton Michigan.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Miceli
Maped Paw
Podesa
Mande
Faith Fahore
Tidbar
Joseph Claw
Wero
Taberoat Lagwe
Tod
South Bend
Sidiey-Vince Wis
Forma
Ips
Ener Ab
Lawton, Mieh
Federal raid in Mishawaka yields whiskey and indictments
The Mishawaka raid uncovered whiskey stashed on site including 48 horses and pack items tied to Pete Carey. Joseph Dukal of 1202 West Washington Street pleaded guilty to running a dolling tiger and was fined 100 with a 30 day jail term possible for continuing soda sales.
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Pawaical
Sudeenly
Evendag Gad
Miushiur
Waka Bool
Quest
Gambel
Pete Carey
Taki
Soutie Bend
Aig
Joseph Dukal
West
Washington Street
Runnig
Elmer
Peak
Dukal
Elkhart County Sunday School Association Meets Tomorrow
The Elkhart County Sunday School association holds its regular council meeting at the First M E Church tomorrow at 2 30 pm. Principal speaker will be George F E Beugnot of Auburn president of the DeKalb County Sunday School association. A large attendance is expected as schools open. The Elkhart township schools will open Monday September 6.
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Elkhart County Sunday School Association
M. E
George FE. Beugnot
Auburn
Dekalb County Sunday School Association
Indianapolis to entertain G A R encampment
Indianapolis prepares to host the Grand Army of the Republic encampment September 19 to 25 with Civic committees planning to welcome about 300000 visitors. A list of suitable homes is being compiled and committees guarantee comfortable quarters for each visitor.
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Indianapoiles
Sfrer
Tidianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
TSU
Floosier
Burglar Attempts Home Invasion At Perth Street Residence
A burglar tried to invade Wm. A L Dale at 14 South Perth Street this morning. He entered through a raised window and, at gunpoint, demanded money as Dale moved to exit bed. A shot was fired. the intruder fled with nothing stolen and was not immediately captured. Dr. Recknell’s wall stopped the bullet. A man matching the suspect’s description was seen in court park later.
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AL Dale
Perth Street
Mi Odock
Wen
Mr. Dale
Abel
Ld Recknells
Fitpe
Darghir
True
Dale
Court Park
Council Likely to Pass Pool Room Regulation Ordinance
The common council may soon approve an ordinance regulating pool rooms and billiard halls. Months ago leaders favored action to set fixed opening and closing hours, but an informal agreement to close by 10 pm was broken with rooms now opening as late as 2 am. council members urge timely action.
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Common Council
Wichts Qet
Thes
Track Layer Charles Crosby Fatally Struck by Boom
Charles Crosby, 20, of Valparaiso, a member of the Pentusy rai broadcast construction gang at Hanna, was killed when the boom of a track laying machine struck him on the head and spine. Elkhart's fifth carnival of the season begins Monday for a week with the World's Frolic at City Park, though carnivals are now barred there due to public sentiment.
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Charles Crosby
Valparaiso
Raibroad
Hanna
Elkhart
City Park
Death of Mrs. Helm Mother of Osborn and Arthur Jay
Word was received yesterday of the death of Marion of Mrs. Helm mother of Mrs. George A. Osborn and of Arthur Jay. She had spent the summer at the Osborn cottage at Wawasee and returned to Marion on Monday. She died yesterday after dinner while seated, at over 80 years old.
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Marion
Helm
George A. Osborn
Arthur Jay
Moscow signals Minsk peace transfer to neutral country
Paris dispatch reports Moscow willing to move Russo Polish peace talks from Minsk to a neutral state though details are unclear. Polish forces press east Prussian border despite weak Red resistance and capture Ossoevets forts, cross Bober marshes, reach Augustowo lakes, signaling control of the southern frontier flank.
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Associated Press
Paris
Minsk
Moscow
Foreign Office
Ossoevets
Bober
Augustowo Lakes
Morrice Accused of Taking Company Records in Court
Charles E. Morrice faced Justice Whisler this morning on charges he took books and records from INL Furniture Co where he had served as March sales manager for about 26 years. A warrant was issued for his arrest but Morrice posted bond after arriving from Peru last night.
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Whisler
Charles FE. Morrice
Peru
Goshen
INL Furniture Co
Morrice
Bond
Robbers Hit Vogue Store In Ft Wayne Heist
Five burglars stole goods worth 8000 dollars from the Vogue ladies ready to wear shop in Fort Wayne. An attempt to break into Lyon & Lyon fur store failed as thieves fled after using iron bars snips and a jimmy. In South Bend robbers failed to enter Greenblatt Fur store leaving crow bar brace and bit at scene.
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Ft. Wayne
Fort Wayne
Vogue Ladies
Lyon & Lyon Fur
South Bend
Greenblatt Fur Store
Shere
Cement Plant Planned for Logansport by Regional Company
A large cement factory is to be built in Logansport by a firm with plants in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Engineers bore east of the city to test limestone from Logansport Stone Co quarries suitable for cement. Land options near Logansport Stone Co property have been secured and Dr W W Logan Indiana state geologist has discussed the project with interested parties.
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Logansport
Tad
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Logansport Stone Company
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
Syracuse
W. W. Logan
Scologist
Cox To Return To Indiana For Extensive Tour
Benja min Bosse of Evansville, Democratic state central committee chair, says Gov. Cox will tour Indiana before the November 2 election. He plans to visit all 15 congressional districts and speak in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and Gary. The state committee will have 26 members with appointments from districts.
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Tndeanapolis
Benjamin Bosse
Evansville
Democratic State Central Committee
Gov
Cox
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Gary
Democratic State Committee
Tesse
Willian A. McInerny
South Bend
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Bartholomew to Teach in Lagrange School
Mrs. H. 8. K. Bartholomew of La grange formerly of Goshen will teach school at Lagrange where she taught part of a term last year. Mr. Bartholomew is owner publisher and editor of the Lagrange Democrat Call. As Mixx Amy Brown she was a well known Goshen teacher.
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Lagrange
H. 8. K. Bartholomew
Goshen
Bartholomew
Pianist Alvin W. Roper to Aid Elk Hart Services
Winona Lake pianist Alvin W. Roper, a widely celebrated musician, will perform and assist in Trinity Methodist church services in Elk Hart tomorrow.
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Alvin W. Roper
Winona Lake
Trinity Methodist Church
Elkhart
One Man Killed in New York Central Wreck Near Hillsdale
A passenger train collided with a freight train one mile north of Hillsdale Michigan about 2 PM. The killed man is identified as Aden of Jackson Michigan the passenger engineer on No 46. Brakeman Betz suffered a broken leg and back injuries while Conductor Lindeman escaped unharmed. Fireman Clark avoided injury. Several passengers were shaken and some injured by flying glass as three freight cars tele-scoped from the track.
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Hillasdale
Mich
New York Central Railroad
Hillsdale
Aden
Jackson
Fort Wayne
Iron Jack
Betz
COOR
Clark
Ora Lindeman
Stranger sells dog. owner finds Riley children’s names on collar
A stranger sold W. Jack Latta a terrier for five dollars. At home Latta found the collar bore the names of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Riley’s children. He will likely discard the dog and buy another leash or dog after this mix up.
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W. Jack Latta
Mer. Latta
Mrr
George A. Riley
Mr. Latta
Elkhart Board Bans Sunday Dancing in Parks
The Elkhart board of public works adopted a resolution prohibiting dancing and boxing in any public parks on Sundays. A report indicated an attempt to hold dances at a park Sunday afternoon and evening, prompting the action to prevent such events.
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Elkhart Board of Public Works
Mystery at Bangor Solved as Man Hidden Name
Bangor Michigan detectives solved the disappearance case of Eddie Bennett a 20 year old farm hand who left the De Haven farm 26 days ago. He was found alive under an assumed name working on a farm near Bangor and not murdered as first feared.
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Bangor
Mich
Bend
Bangor Village
Eddie Bennett
Charles de Haven
Bennett
Bay Parsonage Sale to Eighth Street Mennonite Church
W R Wallgren sold property at the corner of Eighth and Jackson streets to the Eighth Street Mennonite church for use as a parlonage.
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Bay
W. R. Wallgren
Eighth
Jackson Streets
Millersburg Elevator Reopens in Operations
The Millersburg elevator is back in operation after maintenance. Local officials note durable service and improved reliability for surrounding farmers and merchants.
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Millersburg
Elkhart Police Board approves salary increases
The Elkhart board of police commissioners voted a $10 per month raise for all 22 officers effective Sept. 1 and promised a further $15 raise on Jan. 1. The chief’s maximum salary will rise to $160 per month.
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Elkhart Board of Police Commissioners
Weather outlook with showers and thunderstorms
The forecast shows showers and thunderstorms likely tonight and Sunday. Temperatures are not expected to change much.
Ring Returned to Man After Five Years Lost in Tennis Match
Five years after losing a valuable ring during a tennis game at the Elks home on North Main street, Frank Hope had it returned. Workers digging for pavement on Thursday uncovered the ring and handed it to Hope in the same condition as when it disappeared.
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Elks
North Main Street
Frank Hope
Mr. Hope
Couple Plans Return From Alsace Lorraine to Elkhart
Mr and Mrs Aloig BE Schnapf left Elkhart for Alsace Lorraine to reside for life and now plan to return to the United States. They departed Elkhart about two months ago.
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Aloig BE. Schnapf
Elkhart
Alsace- Lorraine
Harding Seeks New World League Framework After Hague Tribunal
Sen or Harding declares the League of Nations a failure and urges a fresh world association built on the Hague tribunal, proposing to lead an immediate effort if elected president with bipartisan advice. He contrasts his stance with Gov Cox and pledges vigilance against foreign interference in US citizens' rights.
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Indiana
Coxmul
Kam Onot
Poland
Mexico
United States
Senate
Harding
West Indies
Tom
Western Hemisphere
New Indiana Head Named for Salvation Army
Brigadier George F. Caster of Newark New Jersey is designated the new Indiana head of the Salvation Army. He has served in the army for 33 years.
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George F. Caster
Newark, N. J
Indiana
Salvation Army
Army
Tractor Passes Over Foot Injures George Green
George Green of near Ligonier sustains a badly injured foot after a tractor he was operating passes over it. He received treatment locally and was reported in stable condition.
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George Green
Ligonier
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