Harding Presents Annual Federal Budget For 1924
President Harding transmitted the 1924 federal budget to Congress outlining an estimated $3.17 billion in expenditures, about $500 million less than the current year. He noted two thirds were fixed costs and stressed potential further cuts from reorganization and limits on federal aid in research and development.
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Washington
Associated) Press
Harding
Congress
Postal Service
Mrr. Harding
Treasury
Rebekah District Meeting Draws Hundreds
About 200 persons attend the Thirteenth district meeting of Rebekahs in EF hall. Mrs. Clara Gray of Gary state secretary speaks as delegations from South Bend Eckhart Mishawaka LaPorte Warsaw and others participate. A school of instruction and a potluck supper are planned with degree work to follow.
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Rebekah
Clara Gray
Gary
Rebekahs
South
Bend
Eckhart
Mishawaka
Laporte
Warsaw
Local Goodyear salesman resigns position
R Saylor of this city resigns as traveling salesman for the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Akron Ohio. Mr Saylor has not yet settled on his future plans.
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R. & Saylor
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Saylor
Indiana Senate Republicans Map Policy Ahead of Session
In Indianapolis on December 4, Governor Metcalf met with the Senate Republicans to outline preferred legislation for the upcoming Indiana General Assembly. The governor urged minimal new laws, asserting current tax laws suffice and suggesting funding through higher auto license fees and gasoline taxes.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Senate
Indiana
Metray
General Assembly
LaPorte Firm to Build St. Joseph County Highway
The Indiana state highway commission awarded seven federal aid road contracts for the 1923 paving program. In St Joseph County the Michigan road from the county line to South Head, 10.577 miles, goes to George M Cross Construction of La Porte for 150,263.05. Range Vine road in Hamilton County from Carmel to three miles south of Tipton county line, 1.17 miles, awarded to Miller and Afilter of Elkhart for 28,503 dollars.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Michigan Road
St. Joseph
South Head
George M. Cross Construction Company
Laporte
FLSO
Range Vine
Hamilton County
Carmel
Tipton County
Miller and Afilter
Elkhart
Federal says Klan offenses fall to states
Attorney General Daugherty told Senator Walsh that alleged Kuo Klux Klan acts are under state police power and the United States has no jurisdiction. He notes the Justice Department has handled the matter for over a year but found no case placing the group under federal authority. He pledged vigorous action if such a case arises.
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Washington
Associated
Daugherty
Walsh
Massachusetts
United States
Department of Justice
Greek Prince To Be Banished For Life
Athens report says Prince Andrew brother of Constantine is sentenced by a military court to lifelong banishment and loss of rank for disobeying orders under enemy fire. Dispatch states he and Princess Alice sail from Corfu to Brindisi aboard the British cruiser Calypho with Malta dispatch confirms the route.
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Italy
Athens
Sy Associated Press
Prince Andrew
Constantine
London
Prince Andrew of
Greece
Princess Alice
Corfu
Brindisi
Calypho
Malta
Community Service Drive Meeting Set at Public Library
A community service drive meeting is scheduled for this evening in the public library auditorium. Arrangements will be made to finance the second year of community service in Goshen. F Miller, district representative, will speak on new work shown to be valuable in other communities.
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Goshen
Neha
F. Miller
Munity Service
Council Poised to Approve Filling Stations Tonight
The Goshen common council will decide on requests by Sinclair Refining of Chicago and Abshire Oil of Goshen to erect filling stations at several sites. Locations include Washington Third, Lincoln and Fifth, Pike Sec Ond, and Pike Third streets. Strong opposition from Mary IT Bivins heirs Goshen Hospital and others may block the Masonic lodge site.
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Sinclair Refining Company
Chicago
Abshire OU Company
John Abshire
Goshen
Lincair Company
Washington and
Third Streets
Sol Dembufsky
Samuel L. Lewis
Lincoln Avenue
Fifth Street
Masonic Lodge
Pike and
Second Streets
Charles Wogeman
Abshire
Jerome Alderman
Mary IT. Bivins
Pike Street
Goshen Hospital
Kindig School For
First Presbyterian Church
J. S. Yoder
Sinclair Company
George R. Harper
Masone Lodge
Rev John Kitson Dies in Toledo Hospital
Mrs Nora Kitson received word this morning of the death in Toledo Hospital of her father-in-law Rev John Kitson after months of illness. He had served as pastor of the Goshen Church of the Brethren from 1915 to 1918 and later in Toledo. His body will be brought here tomorrow evening to the home of Mrs Nora Kitson at 202 West Washington Street for funeral services. arrangements pending.
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Ward
Nora Kitson
Toledo
John Kitson
Kitson
Goshen
Church of the Brethren
West
Washington Street
Indiana Weather Report Closes In On Cold Front
Daily weather bulletin reports rain tonight and Tuesday in Indiana with colder temperatures. Forecast calls for a cold front sweeping through the state, bringing lower highs and potential frost later in the week.
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Indiana
Treslay
Man Found Dead Near Osceola in Apparent Self-Inflicted Shot
A man, believed to be Joseph Dina of South Bend, was found dead Sunday afternoon in a clover field about one mile south of Osceola with a bullet wound in the mouth. A .32 revolver lay nearby. coroner Eugene Holdeman ordered removal to Leinhart morgue, Wakarusa. An identification envelope reading Joe Dina, box 18 R R Vet Division, South Bend, was found on his person. Police seek relatives or friends in South Bend.
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South Bend
Joseph Dina
Osceola
Eugene Holdeman
ElKhart
Leinhart
Wakarusa
Amboy Firm Wins Graveling Contracts for Two Elkhart Roads
Thorne & Younce of Amboy Indiana were awarded contracts by Elkhart county commissioners to gravel Waterford Southwest road No 37 in Elkhart and Harrison townships and county unit highway No 11 in Union township. Of 15 bids the Amboy firm had the lowest for both projects. The No 37 project cost estimate 35805.20 with bid 23600. The Union township project estimate 30650.01 with bid 17717. Jacob Rohrer was the sole bidder for county farm supplies but his bid was rejected and bids will be re advertised.
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Thorne & Younce
Amboy
Ind
Elkhart County
Elkhart
Harrison
Union Township
Jacob Rohrer
Committee to Seek Witness Subpoenas in Daugherty Impeachment
The House Judiciary Committee moved to ask the House for authority to subpoena witnesses and to obtain papers requested by Rep Keller to prosecute impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty.
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Washington
Associated Press
House Judiciary Committee
House
Keller
Minnesota
Dauherty
Resigning minister stricken with paralysis at home
Rev. John T. Orton aged 58 of Kendallville, a Presbyterian minister, presented his resignation and delivered a farewell sermon before becoming paralyzed at home. He remains in serious condition with prognosis guarded.
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John T. Orton
Kendallville
Central American peace conference opens in Washington
The United States hosts and participates as secretary Hughes opens the Central American republics meeting in Washington. Delegates from Guatemala Salvador Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica respond as talks aim to end strife and build stability with an emphasis on arbitration and economic foundations.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Heorbtaxy Hughes
Harding
Hughes
Francisco Sanchez Latour
Guatemala
Francisco Martinez Suarez
Salvador
Dowd Alberto.Velen
Honduras
Emiliano Chamorro
Nicaragua
Jose Andras Coronado
Costa Rica
Conference of
U. S. S. Tacoma
Central America
Central American Court of Justice
Clemenceau Declares American Gratitude Cannot Be Moved
Clemenceau tells Baltimore audience that American gratitude for France stands on a solid foundation and cannot be moved. He plans to take the message to France and noted the shared pace with the United States. In Washington he will meet President Harding for a White House luncheon and likely see former President Wilson.
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Clemenceau
Baltimore
Associated Press
Georges Clemenceau
Henry Stockbridge
Maryland Historical Society
France
America
Washington
United States
Harding
White House
Wilson
Goshen Eagles to Initiate F. E. Hering Honor Class
The Goshen Fraternal Order of Eagles will start a Frank E. Hering Honor Class next Wednesday night. Lunch will follow the regular meeting. Indiana Eagles continue a membership drive in honor of Frank E. Hering of South Bend, who has long served the order. South Bend recently admitted an Honor Class of over 1,000 members.
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Goshen Fraternal Order of Eagles
Frank E. Hering
Indiana Eagles
South Bend
Hering
Canvassers Complete Church Census in Goshen
About 150 canvassers in 15 Goshen districts surveyed church membership. A committee at Goshen Public Library is compiling returns with figures expected in a few days. E. J. Zook of Goshen College chairs the effort noting full district coverage and that absent members will be reached later. There are 22 church organizations listed in the city.
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Goshen
E. J. Zook
Goshen College
Church of the Brethren
West Goshen
City
Church of the
Brethren
Church of God
Cdlles
Eighth Street
Trinity Lutheran
Jews
Roman Catholicc
International Bible Students
Christian Science
River Brethren
Skins Stolen Worth 2500 In Warsaw City
Sheriff Moon of Kosciusko County asks surrounding counties and cities to watch for 500 muskrat skins 200 to 400 opossum 25 mink and one red fox stolen from a Warsaw dealer on Saturday night valued at about 2500 dollars. Owner’s name not released.
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Moon
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
Nebraska senator warns on railroad takeovers
Senator elect R B Howell declares the United States risks wholesale public ownership of railroads through railway capitalist action. He urges a cautious approach, saying the government should test with one line and avoid a full takeover, warning of revolt during readjustment.
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Omaha
Neb
Associated Press
R. B. Howell
United States
Senate adjourns special session with Butler nomination blocked
Congress closed the extra session and began the regular one with Pierce Butler's nomination to the Supreme Court rejected by the Senate led by La Follette and Norris who demanded hearings for statements against him. The chamber confirmed about 1,700 other appointments including 100 army officers and Miss Lucille Atcherson the first woman in the diplomatic corps.
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Washington
Associated Press
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Butler
Judiciary Committee
Lucille Atcherson
Columbus
Ohio
Legation
Claris FE. Akin
Rutherford
Tenn
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Federal Coal Commission
Brothers Of John P Tiernan Enroute To Intercede
Two brothers of John P Tiernan of South Bend travel from New York to Chicago to intercede on a petition by Frances Zulaski for a sanity test to be conducted. The report notes the brothers aim to influence the matter as Tiernan faces the removal proceeding.
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John P. Tiernan
N. Y
Chicago
John VP. Tiernan
South Bend
Frances Zulaski
New York
Ex-Prof Tiernan's Bank Account Attached in South Bend
In South Bend on Friday an attachment was issued against ex Professor John P Tiernan's First National Bank account by George Wyman Co for 200.66 over a dispute tied to the account. Tiernan, away from home, learned of the writ and paid the amount by check after inquiring for the total. The attachment remains until court costs are settled. The itemized bill lists expenditures on children including playthings, stockings, a rocking horse, dolls and Christmas tree decorations.
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South Bent
John P. Tiernan
South Bend
First National Bank
George Wyman
Frank Esch
Tiernan
Wabash Woman Seeks $100 Damages in Grease Injury Suit
Martha Tower sues Mary Lambert in Wabash for $100 damages claiming Lambert poured hot grease on Tower’s foot while working at the Lambert restaurant. Case filed December 4 likely to proceed in local court.
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Wabash
Martha Tower
Mary Lambert
Lambert Restaure
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