Council Defers Final Action On Bond Issue
At the regular council meeting seven members convened with Mayer Ringder presiding. An ordinance approving a $50,000 city bond to finance utility improvements passed on first reading, with adjournment set for December 17 after a conference on a public service commission report.
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Common Council
Mayer Ringder
Ordingance
Nunnierpul Owater
Tonewetock
An Heur
Culp
Public Service Commission
Board of Public
Atong Utility
Florida Pedestrian May Have Lived Here
Sone Goshen residents suggest J. B. Leedy and his wife may have lived in Goshen years ago while traveling through Florida with two babies in a cart. Daytona reporters note Leedy claimed Goshen residence and residents recall a South Eighth or South Ninth street address. No further details about their southern trip are available.
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Sone Goshen
Leedy
Florida
Goshen
Daytona
Geoshen
South Eighth Street
Seauth Ninth Street
National Secretary of Y to Address Goshen Clubs
Frank Ritchie national secretary of the Yo M. CG A will address Goshen Kiwanis and Rotary at a joint dinner in Goshen High School cafeteria next Friday evening. Kiwanis meet Thursday noon as usual with Mr. Rosecrans of the state chamber of commerce delivering the address.
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Frank Ritchie
Yo M. CG. A
Goshen Kiwanis
Rotary Elhoirs
Goshen High School
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Rosecrans
State Chamber of Commerce
NO SERVICES HELD FOR ANNUAL MEMORIAL BY GOSHEN JODGE 798
Goshen Jodge No. 798 announced annual memorial services for Sunday afternoon but the event was not held. The notice states the first Sunday in December as the designated time and notes most Jodges nationwide hold such services.
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Goshen Jodge
P.O. E
Roxana Filling Station Permit For March Lot
The Roxana Filling Station and a lease deal involve John McLean of Yellow Taxi moving into the March lot at Main and Jefferson, with subleasing to Roxana Petroleum for a gasoline station. A common council permit was secured to proceed with construction, including a fireproof warehouse on the West Side near Hoosier Crane Co. plans.
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John BR. McLenn
Yellow Taxi Company
Main and
Jefferson Streets
Roxana Petroleum Company
Common Council
Roxana Company
McLean
Iix
Bible Study Extension Planned for Goshen Schools
Goshen ministers and lay representatives from 22 churches agreed to extend Bible instruction from Goshen High School to grades one through eight. An education board and an executive committee will oversee the program starting after January 1, aiming to improve Sabbath observance and religious nurture.
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Goshen High School
Goshen
Harmen
Allo
Ove Javan
Bergas
Euhaner Relig
Christmas Savings Checks Distribution Report
The Salem Bank and Proust Company will mail Christmas savings checks totaling 840 000, the largest amount distributed by the bank. City National Bank savings checks will be announced soon.
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Salem Bank and Proust Company
City National Bank
Jamestown Pianist Seeks 30 Hour Continuous Run
Burt, famed endurance pianist from Jamestown New York, plans a 30 hour nonstop performance at Stewart Music Store in Elkhart next Friday. He previously held a 44 hour 2 minute 5 second record.
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Bog. Burt
Jamestown
N.Y
Stewart Music
Elkhart
Burt
Circus tour notes and Tampa origins in Florida dares
Ed M Jackson of Tampa press agent for Sparks circus says the show will close in Savannah Georgia. Two weeks of Florida dares are planned. In St Petersburg business was slow. a patient had to sit on the ground. The NSbrine club of Tampa sponsored the circus. Jackson plans to visit his mother Mrs Jakinda Jackson in Goshen in a month at Loomis apartments 313 East Lincoln avenue.
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Tampa
Florida
Ed M. Jackson
Sparks Circus
Savannah
Deverber
St. Petersburs
Nsbrine Club of
Jackson
Goshen
Jakinda Jackson
Loomis Apartments
East
Lincoln Avenue
Dogs Nuisance Complaint Noted by City Police
Complaint filed with Chief of Police Rimpler reports dogs in the south part of the city have become a nuisance. Local authorities will review the issue and determine appropriate action.
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Rimpler
Still Hope For U S To Take Part In Reparations
Paris reports a conference between Premier Poincare and Louis Barthou led to a revised text on the powers of expert committees to probe Germany resources and financial aid. The text aims to satisfy Hughes objections and open U S participation, official or unofficial if needed.
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Paris
A. P
Premier Poincare
Louis Barthou
Reparation Commission
Germany
Hughes
United States
M. Barthou
Commissioners Hold Regular Meeting Business Is Routine
County board met in regular session at the courthouse with routine matters on the agenda. Plans to pave the Elkhart Tristol road were reviewed and will be reported in March. A guard rail, bridge plans, ditch clearing, and gravel extension surveys were ordered or continued for later sessions.
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County Board of Com
Court House
Elkhart-Tristol
Washington Township
C.L. Kinney
Charles Bryner
Coberts Creek
North River Road
Elkhart
Whisler
Beard
Harrison
Concord
Vail & Simpson
Jackson Township
New Paris
Goshen
Bristol
Indiana Democrats Split on Soldiers Bonus and Tax Cuts
In a symposium on fiscal policy, Indiana congressmen weighed a soldiers bonus against tax reduction. Greenw ood opposes tax cuts until soldiers are settled and Canfield sees broad cuts with bonus care. Merrill Moores fully supports Treasury plan. Elliott and Vestal say the bonus is an obligation the government must honor.
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Tam
Indiana
Arthur HH. Greenwood
Pam
H. (. Canfield
Merrill Moores
Fodavia Polls
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Richard M. Elliott
Albert H. Vestal
Mike Keechs Beer Narrow Escape Faces Trial
Mike Keech at Milford Junction resort escaped arrest by prohibition officers after a raid found seven cases of beer with analysis showing three-tenths of one percent alcohol, within the legal half percent limit. He faces an early trial on a prior raid charge for possession of liquor.
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Warsaw
Mike Keech
Milford Junction
Prohibition
Mike
Keech
Suit on promissory note filed in circuit court
John Abshire sues Lydia Strive in circuit court for $375 on a promissory note. The action names and dates appear in the complaint prepared by nne & Deshi.
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Circuit Court
John Abshire
Lydia Strive
Nne & Deshi
Intoxication Case Heard in Elkhart City Court
Robert White appeared in Elkhart city court yesterday on intoxication charges and was allowed a fine of 11 dollars.
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Robert White
Elkhart
Annual Sale of Christmas Seals Starts
The annual sale of Christmas seals has started and will continue until Christmas. Exeter County’s quota is 5000 dollars at ten cents per capita.
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Exkhert County
Flood Victims Still Searched Amid Heavy Bergamo Mud
In Bergamo Italy authorities press on to recover bodies from last week’s flood disaster. More than 600 victims are feared buried as flood waters receded leaving several feet of mud hampering rescue work across the devastated valley.
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Bergamo
Italy
A. Poe
McCray Bankruptcy Hearing Nears Finish
Indianapolis Dec 4 Poe testified in federal court as three Fort Wayne banks seek to bankrupt Governor Warren T McCray. Towers the governor's former secretary testified and more witnesses were planned. William Simons said McCray lost over 800000 in 1923 on the Chicago Board of Trade via account 201 with the Sowers firm. Simons claimed it was his fault he managed the account and McCray did not notice losses. Towers testified he had authorized McCray to sign a 4670 note for Canby Cattle Co.
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Indianapolis
Poe
W. EE. Towers
Warren T. Mcray
Fort Wayne
Towers
William Simons
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Sowers Company
Simons
McCray
Canby Cattle Company
Ford’s Name Contests In State Primary Debates
Pierre S 1 Dec 464 reports the first 1924 presidential primary selections occur today with party conventions. In Michigan citizens petition to place Henry Ford on the Democratic ballot as McAdoo factions clash. Republicans test Johnson and Coolidge. Adrian reports Michigan Democratic leaders have not endorsed the Ford petition yet.
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Pierre. S
Willam G. McAdoo
Henry Ford
Hiram Johnson
California
Calvin Coolidge
Adrian
Mich
Henry
Try for confession in Indianapolis arrestee
Efforts to obtain a confession from John Thomas Shaw a negro arrestee in a murder case are noted as a precautionary measure in Indianapolis on December 4.
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Indianapolis
John
Thomas Shaw
Pleads Not Guilty To Assault Charge
Isaac Carpenter aged 27 was arraigned on a charge of assault and battery on Merritt P. Harwood of 414 North Eighth Street. Carpenter, held on bond set at 600, pleaded not guilty. Harwood, with an injured hip and head, is recovering in hospital. Trial date awaits the deputy prosecutor's return from Chicago.
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Isaac Carpenter
Merritt P. Harwood
North
Eighth Street
George H. Rimpler
Harry E. Vernon
Chicago
Carpenter
Harwood
Kosciusko County Agent Re elected
Waraw December 4. By roll of 10 to seven the township trustees of Kosciusko county reelected T. A. Parker as county agricultural agent. The seven trustees who voted against Parker oppose employing any person as agent, not Parker personally.
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Warsaw
Kosciusko County
T. A. Parker
Parker
Medical Society Meeting At Hotel Alderman
The Bells Hart County Medicals hold an evening meeting at 6 20 PM at Hotel Alderman. A notably strong program has been arranged.
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Bellshart County Medicals
Adjour nment Follows Eighth Ballot In House Row
Washington December reports cite a deadlocked race for speaker after the eighth ballot with Garrett, Gillette, Cooper, and Madden receiving votes. insurgent Republicans resist compromise as party leaders seek rules changes. President Coolidge awaits a House decision impacting his annual message.
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Washington
House
Coolidge
Tis Phan
Senate
Garrett
Gillette
Cooper Consurgent
Madden
Garrett Licked
Republican Bourse
Gillett
Cooper
Representative Madden of
Minors
White House
Oklahoma Supreme Court Upholds October Election Result
The Oklahoma supreme court ruled the October 2 special election valid, approving a constitutional amendment empowering the legislature to meet without a governor's call. A December 21 hearing was set in a separate case over six indictments against deposed Governor J. C. Walton.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
A. P
Oklahoma Supreme Court
State District Court
George W. Clark
J. C. Walton
Coolidge Action In Washington Refusal to Pardon
President Coolidge refused to pardon a case in Washington as of December 4 in a dispatch from the Associated Press. The report notes his continued stance on clemency and outlines related administrative steps.
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Washington
Coolidge
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