Mellon Attacked On Tax Issue By Governor Blaine
Governor Blaine accuses Secretary Mellon of favoring rich taxpayers and profiteers in tax practices. He calls for ending income tax return secrecy to curb fraud and asserts the need to enforce taxes on excess profits. Gompers of the AFL also speaks on party loyalty and political issues at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Treasury Department
John J. Blaine
Blaine
Secretary Mellen
Frear
Wisconsin
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Boy Shot Through Eye in Miniature Air Rifle Battle
Charles Rigby 12 suffered a serious injury when a B B from an air rifle pierced his right eye during a quarrel among boys near the race bank. The shot was removed and sewing completed. eye sight prognosis unsure. A 15 year old named Yoder allegedly fired the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rigby
Brownell Rigby
East Pike-street
Rigby
Yoder
Baruch Loans to Democratic Party Reported
Two loans of 10000 dollars each from Bernard M Baruch of New York to the Democratic National Committee were cancelled by suitable action. Wicur Marsh treasurer filed a final receipts and expenditures statement with the clerk of the house showing total contributions of 121074 and bills outstanding 114344. For the Republican National Committee Fred W Upham reported contributions of 42817 for the period November 1 to 7 and 809 in operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associaed Press
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Democratic National Committee
Wicur Marsh
House
Republican National Committee
Fred W. Upham
Girl Suffers Broken Arm After Teeter Board Fall
Irene Reiff nine year old daughter of John C Reiff of 315 Wilden avenue pupil at Chamberlain School fell from a teeter board on school grounds yesterday breaking her left arm Dr S A Edmands summoned and attended to the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
John C. Reiff
Wilden Avenue
Chamberlain
North Fifth Street
S. A. Edmands
Three Die in Two Accidents in South Bend
Two interurban crashes near Augustine Corners and State Line crossing killed three people and injured several others in South Bend. Victims: John C. Reese of Climax Michigan and his wife, and Arthur Phoebus of Argos Indiana. Zecks of New Carlisle, including eight year old Helen Grace, were hospitalized with severe injuries.
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South Bend
Epworth Hospital
John C. Reese
Climax
Mich
Arthur Phoebus
Argos
Ind
Fred C. Zeck
New Carlisle
Helen Grace
Zeck
State Line
Niles Road
Phoebus
Reese
Fred Zeck
John Boyce
Davenport
Boyce
Epworth
Taylor van Sandt
Frank Liggett
Kosciusko County
Niles
Impeachment Move on Daugherty Taking Form
Wisconsin Republican Rep Keller seeks impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty. House Judiciary Committee reviews the bill of particulars informally as members weigh next steps. Chairman Volstead schedules discussion and possible Monday hearing, while Keller requests time to study Justice Department records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Representative Keller
Wisconsin
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
Volstead
Kettler
Mr. Keller
Department of Justice
Keller
Religious Census To Be Held In Goshen Sunday
Under the Goshen Ministerial Association a religious census will be taken tomorrow afternoon from two to four o'clock. The city is divided into 22 districts, each led by a captain. Canvassers should report to the general census committee at the First M.E. Church. Goshen has 22 churches and about 9 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Fanatic blamed for blaze at Montreal dental school
Faculty members and students in Montreal say a fanatic caused the fire that destroyed the University of Montreal dental school Thursday night. The incident is linked to a prior fire at St Boniface College near Winnipeg, a Catholic institution, in the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Associated Press
Dental School
University of Montreal
St. Boniface College
Winnipeg
County Commissioners Meet for Regular Session Monday
The board of county commissioners will hold its regular monthly session next Monday. The January reorganization will install Charles A. Sanford as commissioner from the middle district, succeeding William O. Elliott. Warren Cline will take Edward Iffert’s seat on January 1, 1924, while George Kistner has two years remaining in his current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Charles A. Sanford
William O. Elliott
Mr. Ellott
Almon Leer
Warren Cline
New Puaris
Edward Iffert
George Kistner
Elkhart
Farm Work Advances In Favorable Weather
In Indianapolis on December 2 a semi monthly U S Agriculture report says excellent weather has led to substantial progress in all outdoor farm work over the past two weeks. George C Bryant agricultural statistician notes favorable conditions across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eindianapolis
George C. Bryant
United States Department of Agriculture
Father of 11 Children Wins $41,000 Hand Damage Verdict
Clinton F. An deragon, a Pere Marquette Railroad brakeman who lost a hand in an accident, was awarded a verdict of 1,000 yesterday. He is the father of 11 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clinton F. Anderagon
Pere Mar
Clemenceau to Leave for Baltimore Tonight
Georges Clemenceau former French prime minister arrives in Saint Louis and plans to depart for Baltimore tonight while touring the United States. The visit underscores the wartime leader's travel schedule amid postwar diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
Baltimore
Louis
Georges Clemenceau
France
United States
Reorganization of Associated Charities Elects New Officers
At a meeting in the public library auditorium officers were elected for the reorganized Associated Charities. Ephriam Culp as President Herman E Roscoe as Treasurer and Secretary Mrs Oliver M Kinnison. Directors include Amasa G Heavens Sol Dembliuf sky Rev Duncan Weeks and others. The group plans to open quarters soon and may rename to Bureau of Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Ephriam Culp
Herman E. Roscoe
Oliver M. Kinnison
Amasa G. Heavens
Sol Dembliufsky
Duncan Weeks
Martin H. Kinney
Elkhart Township
Jesse L. Heefner
Helen Shaw-Krutz
H. W. Eby
Elkhart
Funeral services for Representative Mann held in Washington
Funeral services for James R. Mann of Illinois were held in the House of Representatives hall marking the first such service there since 1921. Mann died Thursday night ending a long congressional career. his body was later taken to Chicago with a widow and congressional escort for burial Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
House of Representatives
James R. Mann
Illinois
House
Champ Clark
Chicago
Deposed Chinese Emperor Weds in Imperial Style
December report from Pering notes the wedding of 17 year old Havan Tung, the deposed Chinese emperor, to Princess Kuo Chin-Si. The ceremony retained imperial pomp and ceremonial grandeur, marking a rare royal union after his deposition.
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Pering
Havan Tung
China
Kuo Chin-Si
Indiana and Washington Weather Summary for Week
Generally fair conditions in Indiana tonight with a slight warmth rise Sunday in the far south. In Washington on December 2 forecast calls for a week of weather starting Monday into the Great Lakes region and the fertile valleys with considerable variation expected.
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Indiana
Washington
Mon- Fito Valley
Thé Great Lakes
Proclamation Declares Tuberculosis Sunday and Week
The mayor of Goshen proclaims December 3 as Tuberculosis Sunday and the week as Tuberculosis Week. The notice urges public awareness and cooperation of churches newspapers and educational forces to promote prevention and the distribution of Christmas Seals to fund anti tuberculosis work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Geo. H. Rimpler
Trial of Prince Andrew of Greece Opens in Athens
The trial began at 2 PM in Athens of Prince Andrew, brother of former King Constantine, on charges of disobeying Greek general staff orders and thus contributing to the Asia Minor military disaster.
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Athens
Associated Press
Andrew
Constantine
Asia Minor
Greek counter-revolution erupts in Patras Missolonghi and Corfu
A serious Greek counter-revolutionary outbreak has occurred in Patras and Missolonghi on the Gulf of Patras and on Corfu, where the British legation is said to have been raided amid indignation over Greek executions. The report comes from Athens.
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Rome
Patras
Missolonghi
Gulf of Patras
Greece
Corfu
Athens
Fire Devastates Terrebonne Quebec Homelessness Climbs
A massive fire in Terrebonne Quebec has left over 1,200 residents homeless from a 5,000 population. 173 homes destroyed and damage around 1 million dollars as flames spread, with dynamited buildings, explosions, and assistance from Montreal firefighters.
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Quebec
Terrebonne
Que
Associated Press
Montreal
Urging Naming of Agricultural Agent for Elkhart County
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting five directors voted to cooperate with the Elkhart County board of commissioners and the county education board to secure a county agricultural agent next month. Elkhart has been without an agent since Merritt T. L. Shearer retired about a year ago. The state contributes 1,000 toward salary. local tax funds cover about 1,500. Indiana farm agents elected leaders at the state convention with M. B. Nugent of Terre Haute as president, A. J. Mann of Frankfort as VP, and O. W. Mansfield of Hartford City as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Elkhart Chamber
Board of Commissioners
Elkhart County
Ekhart County
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Indiana County Agents Association
A. J. Mann
Frankfort
O. W. Mansfield
Hartford City
Harding backs abolition of twelve hour day
New York dispatch reports President Harding favors ending the twelve hour workday. The statement follows debates on labor reforms and reflects a push toward shorter shifts in industry nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harding
Renee
Bank grant to Elkhart in Whicker note case
The St Joseph Valley bank of Elk hart in the superior court this morning was granted judgment of 1360 dollars and 20 cents in its suit on note against Lewis E Whicker of east of Elkhart. A farm barn was destroyed by fire Thursday morning on the Whicker tenanted property with an estimated loss around 7000 dollars as reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Valley Bank of
Dail Eireann Members Warned for Weekend Precautions
London dispatch reports Dail Eireann members warned to take safety precautions after a plot to kidnap them was uncovered. Belfast notes bombs were thrown at Galway professor Dr Thomas Walsh’s home, causing windows to shatter and a wall hole, linked to his opposition to council discussions on DublinExecutions.
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Dail Eireann
London
Associated Press
Daily Mail
Laiblin
Belfast
Thomas Walsh
Galway University
Elkhart Bakery Truck Wrecked on Eighth Street
Bread and other baked goods scattered after a Ludwig Elkhart bakery delivery truck struck the curb to avoid a buggy, lost a wheel and toppled onto the Madison boulevard schoolhouse lawn at about 2:00 p m. The driver named Gushwa escaped injury as the vehicle sustained heavy damage.
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Eighth Street
Madison Blvd
Goshen Woman Granted Limited Divorce in Elkhart Court
In Elkhart superior court yesterday Angeline Whitehead of Goshen was granted a limited divorce from Noah F. Whitehead and $500 alimony. The case had been transferred from the circuit court. Judge Hile overruled a request by Deahl and Deshi for an additional paragraph toward an abridged divorce and a new trial was pursued. Attorney Burris represented the defendant.
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Elkhart
Angeline Whitehead
Noah F. Whitehead
Hile
Deahl & Deshi
Ifif
Oe Burris
Egor
Disappears in Chicago After Detention Order
John P. Tiernan former Notre Dame law professor eludes commitment after a writ signed by Judge Righeimer seeks observation at Cook County psychopathic hospital. Mrs Frances Pulaski accuses Tiernan of mental unbalance. Tiernan fled to avoid the order with his wife Augusta and three children. Deputies searched for him as they pursued formal insanity testing.
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Chicago
Associated Press
John P. Tiernan
University of Notre Dame
Cook County
Psycopathic Hospital
Righeimer
Augusta Tiernan
Tiernan
Education Week Set for Pulpits Across Goshen Sunday
Education week observed next week by Goshen Post No. 80 American Legion with ministers and public schools. Local pulpits will reference Education week and urge public observance.
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American Legion
Goshen
Manning Eckelman Will Case Again Up
Judge Hile of the superior court heard further argument Wednesday in Manning Eckelman against Kate Eckelman. Attorneys debated provisions of Dr. Eckelman's will that are challenged as conflicting with a prewill written agreement between Dr. Eckelman, his first wife, and their son Dr. M. M. Eckelman.
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Hile
Superior Court
J. I. Harman
Elkhart
Deahl & Deahl
Goshen
J. H. State
Raymer & Olds
Eckelman Manning
Kate Eckelman
F. C. Eckelman
Manning
Dr. Eckelman
Certan
M. M. Eckelman
Chilean cabinet resignations take effect amid protocol decision
In Santiago on December 2 the Chilean cabinet resigned pending congress approval of the Tacna Arica protocol, effective today. In Peking Premier Wang Ta Hsieh, named acting premier, submitted his resignation but the president declined to accept it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Congress
Peking
Wang Ta Hsieh
Li Yuan- Ming
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Bruck in Kentland Ind
Mrs Elizabeth Bruck mother of Marian J Bruck deputy auditor of the county died last evening at seven o'clock in her Kentland home after complications. She had been with her daughter since Wednesday. Funeral services are planned for next Tuesday.
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Elizabeth. Bruck
Marian J. Bruck
County
Kentland
Ind
Wells on Property Amid Santa Fe Visitors
Mrs. Lilly Tiffany and Mrs. Ida Eagle of Santa Fe New Mexico formerly of Lagrange county now visiting Lagrange report good prospects for their properties and indicate strong returns.
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OH. Wells
Lilly Tiffany
Ida Eagle
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Lagrange County
Lagrange
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