Bonus Bill Amended Yet Unsatisfactory
Washington and White House reports indicate President Harding finds the McNary reclamation and Simmons foreign debt amendments to the bonus bill more objectionable than the original. Senators debate financing by foreign debt interest while Britain payments are awaited, with action delayed as five amendments linger and more senators weigh in.
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Robbery In Indianapolis Home Seizes $600 Diamond Ring
Mrs. Delsey Bartlemay reported a man with a revolver robbed her at the Drexel Arms building in Indianapolis as she returned from a grocery trip. He sat by the elevator bench and forced her to surrender a diamond ring valued at $600. Mrs. Bartlemay is formerly Miss Delsey Baker, daughter of Daniel G. Baker of Goshen.
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Niitaka Cruiser Sunk by Typhoon with 299 Lost
Aug 30. The Japanese cruiser Niitaka, of 3420 tons, sank after a typhoon off the Kamehatka coast on August 26. Official advices state virtually every crewman perished except one sailor saved. The destroyer Maki has been ordered to the disaster area.
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Fraternal Groups Touted to Solve Child Life Crisis
In Montreal on August 30 H. Brau of Des Moines Iowa editor of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen addressed the National Fraternal Congress. He said fraternal and secret societies of North America constitute the one potential force to conserve child life.
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Democratic Party TV Commercials Highlight Dispatch
A fragmented note describes a Democrat campaign TV commercial and a dispatch related to its release. It mentions production elements and a brief outline of messaging without detailing participants or dates.
Johnson Leads in California Primary Race for Senate Nomination
Returns from California's primary show U S Senator Hiram Johnson leading rival C C Moore by about 21 000 votes from 1938 precincts with 50 205 to 58 425 totals and Johnson claiming victory while Moore warns the result remains in doubt amid southern California tallies and Moore’s campaign attacks.
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Polling Places for Elkhart County Elections Listed
A complete list of polling places for Elkhart county's 73 precincts will appear in this issue. The list covers Registration Saturday September 9, Registration Monday October 9, and the General Election Tuesday November 7. Page six of the Democrat will publish the full details.
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Labor Board delays wage decision in rail maintenance case
In Chicago the railroad labor board announced it will not rule on the maintenance of way wage increase until all members return. Representatives from about 100 railroads pressed the case as part of a day marked by reports of bomb outrages, wreck inquiries, and walkouts.
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Obituary: Samuel D. Stutzman 79 of Goshen Dies at Home
Samuel D. Stutzman 79 a native of Elkhart county and Goshen resident died at his home 112 West Jefferson street after months of illness. Born December 25 1842 on Elkhart prairie he was married twice first to Ellen Toms then Anna Nusbaum. Survived by daughter Mrs Harris Oppenheim and son F A Stutzman along with several siblings and a wide circle of relatives. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2:50 at the Church of the Brethren with Rev T B George officiating. burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery.
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Institute of Elkhart teachers hears addresses
C P Carey of Madison and John Jolieff of Rockville spoke at Goshen High School as 3980 county teachers attend the Elkhart county teachers institute. Benjamin Burris Indianapolis praised Indiana schools and urged living wages for teachers while opposing pay cuts. Burris toured from South Bend to LaGrange on a northern Indiana institute tour.
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Nappanee Man Bound Over on Assault with Intent to Rape
Floend Kronk of Nappanee pleaded guilty in Justice Whisler's court to assault with intent to commit rape and was bound over to the circuit court. He was remanded to jail in default of a 1060 bond after Sheriff Fonda arrested him on a warrant filed by Jesse Stutsman alleging Kronk had annoyed his six year old daughter Violet.
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Indiana Thundershowers Forecast With Warmer North
Weather report notes thundershowers likely tonight and Thursday in Indiana with a warmer trend in the northern portion on Thursday. Temperature data from government thermometer by 8 W Witwer covers 24 hours to noon of publication day. Maximum 80, Minimum 58.
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47 Imprisoned Miners Probably Have Perished
Jackson California August 30. Rescue hopes for 47 miners entombed in the Argonaut mine wane as crews dig from the Kennedy wall toward the Argonaut at 3600 feet. Rescue teams use a geophone and gas tests to locate sounds and assess danger while Red Cross aids families.
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Indiana & Michigan Electric Sold to New York Firm
The Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. will transfer to American Gas & Electric of New York. Valued around 12 million dollars, the deal involves the Chapin estate as stock sellers. Management remains mostly unchanged with two new vice presidents named.
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Fire calls to 42 North Ninth Street for short circuiting car
Fire department responded this morning to 42 North Ninth Street where wiring in an automobile owned by Peter Kerner overheated and sparked smoke. There was no damage reported.
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Goshen City Adopts New School Tax Levy Increase
The Goshen board of education set a new school tax levy of 1.33 per 100 valuation, up 22 cents from 1.11, to fund bonds for a $300,000 high school due by September 1, 1923, and to cover operating costs. Total Goshen city levy rises to 3.0026 per 100 amid reduced city valuations.
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Man Arraigned for Non-Support of Child
Allen Storer of this city was arraigned in Justice Whisler's court on a non support charge. He pled guilty, posted $500 bond, and was bound over to the circuit court for trial. A divorce decree granted Mrs. Storer ordered child support, which he has allegedly failed to obey.
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Administration Regulation Bill Nearing Passage
Washington reports republican leaders expect the administration coal distribution bill to pass before adjournment, despite proposed amendments by Johnson and Anderson. The Johnson plan would grant the president authority to seize railroads and mines. Anderson proposed a federal cost buying and selling agency. Both amendments likely to be ruled out on points of order. The White House previously signaled support for broad presidential powers to stabilize industry if needed.
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Two Women And One Man Murdered In Canton
In Canton Ohio an unknown assailant killed two women and a man and wounded another man with an iron bar as they entered a house. Luther Armstrong was wounded and alerted police. Armstrong is held on suspicion as investigators probe the case.
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Democrats Plan County Polls For Elkbhart County
Democratic precinct committeemen and nominees met at Clell K. Firestone’s office to organize a county wide poll ahead of the fall campaign. Elections begin in about two weeks with polling in all 75 precincts and reports from 16 townships show Democrats confident of victory.
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