Unions Seek Vacation of Bond Order for Goshen Plant
Unions challenge the Indiana public service commission order of July 15 granting no bond issue of 2006 for Goshen city municipal water light and heat plant improvements. The suit argues expenditures are unwarranted and that the plant’s costs and potential profits are misrepresented. The case alleges that proposed bonds would raise expenses and burden ratepayers, seeking court review of the commission’s action.
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Indiana Public Service Corms Gion
Goshen City
Saqqag
Griande Co
Hamifton
Common Cancer
Gare W. Paesmiann
Teddy
Circouit
Commission
Pamilian
Labor Day Observed in Goshen
Labor Day activities planned in Goshen include libraries, churches, and local businesses closing for the holiday. Government offices and many shops will be affected, with services limited or unavailable during the observance.
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Goshen
South Bend Editor Comments on League
Revel Corr Veliter of the South Bend News Times addressed the Ge shen Rotary at weekly meeting in Pineheen Feday. He gave a candid review of the conedi fiers in Gerua1sine periientar Me Gutley said that after leaving the country he believed the United States should join the League of Nations but later felt it better to wait to exert proper influence when needed.
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Revel Corr Veliter
Senh Bend News Times
Geshen Rotary
Atts Weekly
Neo Pineheen Feday Gadre
Tee Te Plipepe
Gutley
Asim
Mele Sam
Open Estate of Eugene Haberstich Opens in Court
The estate of Eugene Victor Haberstich, Jefferson township farmer, opened in circuit court today after his suicide by shooting. Widow Magdalena Haberstich, five sons and four daughters are heirs to about 4500 dollars in personal property and 17 1/? app in real estate, with Mrs Haberstich qualifying as administratrix with a bond of 9000 dollars.
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Eugene Victor Haberstich
Jefferson Township
Magdalena
Riot in Johnstown leaves three officers dead
Two detectives and one officer killed as police respond to a rioting incident in the negro neighborhood of Rosedale near Bethlehem Steel plant. Fifteen suspects arrested after gunfire stopped. three officers injured and hospitalized. assailants believed to have escaped.
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Hopnstown
Pan Ang
Rosedale
Bethlehen Steel Corporation
Johnstown
Seba Aldagbes
Jessep Agraferm
Otty Bink
William Bender
Patredman
Gos
Annual Institute Of County Teachers Closes After Success
The annual Institute of county teachers ends with 440 attendees in the Gae Shen High School assembly room. Most sessions closed successfully as districts plan the fall term starting September 7 with new high school accommodations and motorized pupil transport for New Paris and surrounding districts.
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Institute of County Teachers
Gaeshen High School
Mendy
Scheels
Gaste
Iansdine
Jackson Township
New Paris
Somph
State Board of Education
Adil Grede
Sehboal
Ezra Hoover
Paris
Signs Erected At Key Intersections By Highway Commission
The Highway Commissions of the Central Mississippi States with Indiana as a member will erect two large traffic signs at Main street and Madison boulevard and two at Main and Pike streets. Elkhart county superintendent B C O Brien will supervise the erection. Signs on posts will guide tourists.
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Highway Commissions
Mississippi
Indiana State Highway Comission
Main Street
Madison Boulevard
Main
Pike Streets
B.C. O Brien
Elkhart County
Indiana State Highway Commission
Shea in Jail Here After Elkhart Arrest
John Shea of Elkhart was arrested for alleged complicity in stealing an automobile. He was taken to Wabash and then brought back to the county to be lodged in jail here.
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John Shea
Elkhart
Wabash
Starkweather Plans Quiet Title Suit Over Goshen Home
Harriet G. Starkweather widow of Dr. Roy L. Starkweather, with counsel Guy W. Dausman, will sue Goshen City to quiet title to the South Fifth Street residence. The will directs the home fund a YWCA memorial. city funds to operate it are in doubt, and the property may revert to the estate if conditions fail. The widow may dispose of the property if she can prove satisfactory title.
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Harriet G. Starkweather
Roy L. Starkweather
Guy W. Dausman
Goshen City
Starkweather
South Fifth Street
McCray Aims to Pay All Debts Amid Creditors Meet
Aug 31 meeting of creditors for Governor Warren McCray drew over 100 bank representatives from across Indiana. McCray admitted farm venture debts created financial strain and pledged to liquidate obligations dollar for dollar. A full asset and liability statement was prepared for creditors. Reports cited indebtedness around 1.6 million to 3.01 million dollars, which attorney James Noel would not confirm.
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Moray
Indiana
Efe
Dellar
Associated Press
Indianapolis News Today
James Noel
Revered Ne mans pictured in Chicago Tribune feature
Rev. R. L. Nemans formerly pastor of the Goshen First M. E. parish is shown in yesterday's Chicago Tribune. The Grace M. E. church at Locust and LaSalle streets, Chicago, is noted as the site for the northern Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal churches.
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Chicago Tribune
R. L. Nemans
M. FE
Goshen
Grace M. E
Locust and
LaSalle Streets
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Churches of
Indiana
Death of Mrs. Emma J. Root in California
Mrs. Emma J. Root died last Saturday in Lodi California after a four months illness. She formerly resided in Elkhart. Survived by a son, another daughter, three brothers and a sister Mrs Mate Leather man of Wakarusa Ind.
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California
Emma J. Root
Elkhart
Harry Powers
Lodi
Calif
Mate Leatherman
Wakarusa
Ind
Daily Democrat Declares No Suit on Labor Day
The Daily Democrat states there will be no lawsuit filed next Monday on Labor Day. The notice assures readers that no legal action is planned during the holiday.
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Daily Democrat
Moonshiner Slain by Deputy in Plymouth Calm Moonshine District
Aug 41. Frank Dillon of Kokomo was shot dead by Deputy Sheriff Garland Bogardus during an arrest for illicit liquor. Officers surrounded Dillon and two other men in a moonshine district of Marshall county. two suspects were arrested and jailed. Dillon had a wife and children in Kokomo and a police record for illegal liquor operations. The moonshine district is described as unsafe.
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Plymouth
Frank Dillon
Kokomo
Garland Begardus
Dillon
Sheriffs Office
Bogardus
Meetatiag
Peeuti
Ack County
Muarshaih
Lawyers Push U.S. In International Court at Hague
The American Bar Association endorsed U S participation in the permanent court of international justice at The Hague during its annual convention in Minneapolis. The group also declared R B E Saner of Dallas Texas its unanimous choice for president of the association.
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United States
Permanent Court’ of International Justice
The
Hague
American Bar Association
R. BE. L. Saner
Dallas
Texas
General Council
Association
Baby boy body found in vault in city residence yard
Police recovered the body of a newborn baby boy, born at 6:50 AM yesterday to Dora Hartsough, 24, of Columbia City. She admitted wrapping the infant in a newspaper and dumping it in a vault behind the J. F. Switch residence on Fast Pike Street and will not be arrested pending mental-condition inquiry.
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Pike Street
Dora Hartsough
Columbia City
Rkimpler
Vernon
Heldeman
Elkhart
Elkhart Man Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Infidelity Accusations
Darrell B. Funk of Elkhart files for divorce from Sadie V. Funk in circuit court. They married July 13, 1917 and separated on the first of last month after cruelty alleged and a poker attack.
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Darrell B. Funk
Elkhart
Sadie V. Funk
L. D. Hall
Indiana Weather Update Showers Possible Late Tonight
Increasing cloudiness in Indiana with likely showers and thunderstorms late tonight or Saturday. Temperature remains largely steady with little change expected.
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Indiana
Greek Answer To Italy Not Satisfactory
Greece appeals to the League of Nations to settle the dispute with Italy after Athens says Italy’s ultimatum is unacceptable. Italy denies war reports as misinformed while Brindisi indicares Greek ships face movement restrictions and Greek officials propose a modified apology and limited indemnity to families of slain officers.
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London
League of Nations
Rome
Ra. Ms
Greece
Mussolinis Altinatum
Tteliani
Athens
Sisia
Italian Greek crisis widens over slain envoy in Athens
In Paris on August 31 Aug. 31 Ansiet prevailed in French official and foreign circles over Italy and Greece after the slaying of an Italian official mission on Greek soil. The Greek reply to Premier Mussolini's ultimatum fails to satisfy Italian demands and raises doubt about Italy's prestige at home.
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Corfu
Greece
Athens
Rome
Stefani
Marine and
War
Belgrade
Corriere Tetalianae
Jugo Shivia
Italy
Pares
Ansiet
Paris
Mussolini
Greeks Try to Internationalize Janina Crime
Rome dispatch reports authoritative quarters say Mussolini will resist Greek efforts to turn the Janina crime into an international issue. He will argue the matter concerns only Greece and Italy.
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London
Rome
Mussolini
Greece
Italy
Board of Works in Brief Session Reports Routine Business
City officials led by Mayor Rimpler and Engineer Kinney moved through routine items in a weekly session at the city hall. Petitions for sidewalk relocations were granted on South Third Street and Emerson Street, and traffic signs were approved at Main Street corners and Madison Boulevard, Main and Pike. No bids for Ninth and Eleventh street sewers were received and the project was deferred to next year.
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Rimpler
Engineer Kinney
Sol Dembusky
City Hall
Donald H. Neff
South Third Street
Ss. M. Rommel
Emerson Street
Garfield Avenue
Mymouth Avenue
B.C. O'Brien
Elkhart County
Indiana State Highway Commission
Highway Commissions
Mississippi
Main Street
Madison
U S and Mexico Ease Tense Ties With Full Diplomatic Restoral
The United States and Mexico agreed to resume full diplomatic relations. The American and Mexican embassies will be restored to official standing, and pending claims will go to a specially appointed commission for settlement. Obregon will be recognized, with signing of two claims conventions expected in two to three weeks.
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United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Carranza
State Department
President Obregon
Charles B. Warren
Jobin Barton Payne
Klansmen Under Attack Hide In Odd Fellows Hall
Perth Amboy New Jersey August 31 mobs battled Ku Klux Klansmen on the streets as they fled Odd Fellows hall where they had sought refuge after a kiln meeting attack last night that injured more than 60. About 100 men armed with clubs and stones pursued 30 Klansmen who ran from the hall this morning and beat them before they escaped.
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Jail man implicated in attempted park robbery
Dewey Miller of Wakarusa is said to be implicated by two other Wakarusa youths, Raymond Huff and Russell Firestone, in the attempted robbery of the Blosser park pavilion near Goshen. Miller was jailed after arrest, with Huffman and Firestone, who claim Miller drove them to the park and waited with his car. Firestone and Huffman allegedly confessed to two weeks earlier robbing Rainbow Gardens near South Bend and to knowledge of other county thefts.
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Dewey Miller
Wakarusa
Raymond Huffman
Russell Firestone
Blosser Park Pavilion
Goshen
Asher Blosser
Firestone
Huffman
Miller
Hoffman
Rainbow Gardens
South Bend
Yost Divorce Suit Filed by Jessie Yost in Warsaw
William B. Yost prominent cigar manufacturer in Warsaw is sued for divorce by his wife Jessie Yost. The case seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief in local court proceedings.
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Warsaw
William B. Yost
Jessie Yost
New Merchandise Manager H C Groves Named for Interstate
H C Groves, recently of Oskoxh Wisconsin, is appointed merchandise manager for the Interstate Public Service company here.
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NEW Interstate
H. C Groves
Oskoxh. Wis
Interstate Public Service Company
Miners and operators inch toward deal on coal wages
In Harrisburg on August 31 officials reported miners union and coal operators near a long term agreement on the anthracite wage dispute. The union backs Gov. Pinchot proposals with reservations including dues check off while opposing a 10 percent raise. Operators side with three points but reject a general wage rise now.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburgh
A. P
Pinchot
Thousands Quit Work In Wyoming Valley Strike
Thousands of miners in the Wyoming Valley quit work by obedience to a suspension order issued to the United Mine Workers as union leaders fail to agree on a new wage scale to replace the expiring one.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
United Mine Workers
Insist on Check Off Among 15 Railroads in Wage Fight
Fifteen railroads push compulsory checkoff for union dues in a wage dispute. Among those named are Atlantic Coast Line and Union Pacific. Coal prices listed show chestnut coal at 16.54 dollars delivered. hard coal at Goshen 17.50 to 18.50 dollars per ton.
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Aus
RB. M. Jewell
American Federation of Tabors
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Jewell
Atlatic Coast Line
Central of Geoorgia
Chicago and Alton
Delaware and Hudson
Creat Northern
Jacksonville
Missouri
Kansas and Texas
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Wabash
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Pullman Company
United States Coal Commission
Goshen
Coolidge Signals Pony Express Start From White House
President Coolidge moved from the White House to the telegraph room at 11 a m and pressed a gold key. A signal flashed to St Joseph Missouri initiating the first horseman west toward San Francisco in a revival of the pony express.
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A. J
White House
President Coolidge
St. Joseph
San Francisco
Motorcycle rider injured when struck by auto in Elkhart
James F. Corns Jr., 16, of near station 20, sustained bruises and abrasions to his right knee and a slight injury to his right foot after the motorcycle he rode was hit by a car driven by Mrs. Osborne in Elkhart yesterday afternoon.
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James F. Corns, Jr
Osborne
Elkhart
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