Arms Conference Nearing End In Meat Cutter Strike
About 2,000 New York slaughter house workers quit without notice as arbitration talks fail. Packing house leaders refuse union overtures, while efforts to involve President Harding and the labor department continue. Incidents at stockyards include police actions and threats amid the wage dispute and strike support across states.
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Chicago
Chicuee
Ins Fhieis
Urden
Washington
Fort Worth
Uesie Packing House
Kansas
Ransins
Schdo Tee
New York Puathers Road Emplaves Strike Report
A report from New York describes workers at Puathers Road, including members of the Amalgamated Meat and Butcher Workers, engaging in a strike. The piece notes wage reductions, claims of female harassment, and a tentative agreement set to last until May 16. Independent workers reportedly remained at their posts.
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New Yorar
New York
Amoatboa
North America
Lew Fosegar
Omherale
Merulea
Forteliers
Joseph
Chicago
Bandits Rob Panama Ced Bank in Greenville
Four bandits robbed the Panama Ced Bank near Greenville, Ohio, stealing about 39 005 dollars. They broke into the bank, attacked a patrol auto with gunfire, wounded an automobile passenger, and fled. Authorities pursue them as state police sweep the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
CED Bank
Greenville
HE. Dee
Four Die in Slides at Clemons Logging Camp Near Aberdeen
Four persons died and two men, a woman, and a baby were injured in two slides on the Clemons logging company's railroad about 26 miles south and east of Aberdeen. The incident happened last night and the area near Columbia City was involved. The second item notes the defense expected to close testimony tomorrow in the Fred Decker murder case in Indiana.
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Columbia City
Ind
Fred Decker Prurder
Elkhart Police Arrest Two Goshen Boys For Moonshine
Elkhart police arrested De Von Petters and Zogist Leonard Crip, both of Goshen, after finding them intoxicated in an Elkhart garage Saturday afternoon. A Goshen beer keg owned by Paul Spencer was searched for moonshine and bottles, with the men claiming they were at a Chicago street fair. Judge Hoover ordered arraignment with a sentence expected tomorrow. evidence suggested no actual moonshine distribution, though a death in Mississauga was noted in the report.
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Elkhart
de von Petters
Leonard Cripe
Goshen
Odoelack
Paul Spencer
Witel
Cue Gabler
Amd Crip
Pierd
Hoover
Whisky sales rise in state amid prohibition era changes
The report details whisky sales under state laws during prohibition, noting fiscal year figures and the impact of new taxes and regulatory shifts. It cites distribution by distillers and tax collection, with references to licensee practices and the limited use of distilled spirits for medicinal or industrial purposes in the period following prohibition measures.
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Jane O
Bodintia Distillers
Orebibbden
Fiagiasae Distilers
Ovhurman
United States Japan settle Yap island dispute
Secretary Hughes said the Yap disagreement with Japan is settled and a treaty outlining all islands under Japan's mandate will be announced this afternoon. The pact has government approval, with details on its signing kept by the administration.
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Wastington
Japan
United States
Yap
Hughes
Washington
Goshen College Choral Society to Sing The Messiah
Goshen College Choral Society schedules five concerts and recitals for the season with eight national soloists and a 86-voice Philharmonic chorus. The opening Monday at 8:00 features Chicago soloists Mae Graves Atkins and others joined by the choir in Handel’s The Messiah.
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Goshen College Choral Society
College’ Philharmonic Chorus
Chicago
Mae Graves Atkins
Marcela Seibrien
Onan
Alies Reiler
Salt Latello
Denver
Chi
Jobo TR Miller
Uae
Telli Pease
Auareet
Mir
Pease
Northwestern University School of Maisie
Evanston
Tinets
Robert Macdonald
Everton
Festin
Columbia School of Music
Alwave
Orlof
Hidliarapeltis
Bphilharmonic Chorus
Injured former Goshen carrier in South Bend crash
Jacob Dembufsky of South Bend, a former Goshen city mail carrier, was struck by a tractor driven by Cr. W. Zimmer of South Bend late Saturday afternoon. He suffered back and left leg injuries and was blinded by lights, receiving medical care.
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Jacob Dembufsky
South Bend
Goshen
Cr. W. Zimmer
Dembufsky
Lischeme
Women Mine Strike Disrupts Jackson-Walker Shaft
Dozens of women from Franklin and nearby towns gathered early this morning to disrupt the Jackson-Walker mine in Franklin by blocking miners from returning to work. They also disrupted interurban travel, forcing passengers to wait as cars were halted and side curtains torn. Police and deputies were powerless until later. A rumor of dynamite at the Victory mine near Chicopee added to the unrest.
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Pittsaburg
Kas. Peett
Strikikas Kaaisas
Atexander Hewat
cacksey-Walker
Yemen
Imeb
Franklin
Meno
D Jackson-Walker
Mdue
Frank Yn
Sturfion
Sherif Gouble
Jackson- Walker
Victory
Chicopee
New Paris Man Files for Bankruptcy Against Ora Stiver
Chester Hess of New Paris petitions in the U S district court at Indianapolis claiming Ora Stiver owes him 662.16 dollars and seeks a declaration of bankruptcy. Hess operates a New Paris garage and brings the claim before the court.
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Chester Hess
New Paris
United States District Court
Indianapolis
Ora Stiver
Hess
Sliver
Unsettled Indiana Weather Spots Rain Tonight
A brief Indiana forecast notes unsettled weather through tonight and Tuesday with rain likely across northern and central portions. Temperatures expected to hold with little change.
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Indiana
Raitt
Tyjnight
Escape of Tommy O Connor Captured Hearts in Cook County Jail
Tommy O Connor escapes Cook County Jail after overpowering four guards and prompting a large manhunt. Police, sheriffs, and State's Attorney investigate the breakout while Chief Fitzmorris vows to pursue O Connor dead or alive. The killer’s fate hangs on a scheduled Thursday hanging, with legality debated as officers surround leads and a bishop answers a doorbell. Dandelions bloom in the village, adding a calm contrast to the chase.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Deedl
Port My
Cook Counury
Cook County
O'Conner
O'Connor
Phitamorris
Connor
Oconnoer
Robert Crowe
Peters
Sheolf
Davis Straus
Darling Dave
G'Conner
Conners
Edwin Darrow
Anes LaPorte
Bishhop Charles Anderson
Episcopal Church
Detroit
Michigan
Bren
Charles Fitzworks
Mayor-Elect Leader Announces Elkhart Appointments
Elkhart mayor elect Bo Frank Leader released the four year administration slate listing William P. Kraw as city comptroller O M Conley as city attorney AL W Wines William H L Ribler and iMto Helfrick as board of works members George Minnix Charles Laygsey and Ceotre Schaefer as police commissioners Drs G Bo Hoppingarner AL AL Morris and Ja Ro Van Gorder as board of health members The slate notes Kratl’s prior terms and Northrop’s nomination for sheriff in 1920 to succeed Mann ing the former sheriff and chief of police
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G. Bo Hoppingarner
AL AL Morris
Ja Ro van Gorder
Board of Health
Mr. Kratl
Core
Qank
Ix Wederstoed
Jacok Northrop
AL Mbner Manning
Chick of
Patice
Rambsy Sells Bread Sows to Farmer Near Goshen
Geoorge Rambsy of Ligenter sells Ta tine Pehiva Chiaw bread sows to a Goshen area farmer at a fair price.
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Geoorge Rambsy
Ligenter
Goshen
Elmer and Will Walker Fined in Whitley County Hunting Case
Elmer and Will Walker of Whitley County were each fined 150 dollars for hunting wither Teese. The brief item records a local firearms and wildlife violation and penalties for two residents.
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Elmer
Will Walker
Whitley County
Wither Teese
Education Board Set to Meet Over County Agent Vacancy
County Superintendent Charles F. Miller will convene the county board of education with the 16 township trustees Thursday at 2 p m to act on Prof OC Blosser s recommendation for the agricultural agent vacancy caused by Merritt Shearer s resignation. The Bell Blosser issue draws GOP scrutiny as Purdue University review hangs on Blosser inquiry and possible successor James Kline is favored. Local granges express sentiment that Metronites oppose farm organizations amid the debate drawing broad attention.
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Charles F. Miller
Npprecticine
County Board of Educants
OC. 2
Blosser
Agricultural Department
Goshencallese
Merritt
Shearer
Syracuse
Phowas McCoy Port
Gov. McCray
Purdue
Blasser
James Kline
Lagrange Contr
Lawrence Cotunty
Sherrer
Dlosser
Eikinet Conny Ferm Putrean
Gashen
Eine Grass Wrange
Elkhart
Blesser
Delphos High School Robbery Ends with Student Death
A 19 year old student attempted a hold up of Charles Doty and his 15 year old son near Columbus Grove Ohio. The elder Doty fired four shots killing the attacker after the son diverted the gun. The incident occurred Sunday morning as the Dotys were returning from closing a billiard parlor.
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Delphos
Dee
Pieiver Leichtner
Blaffion
Ati Oelock
Charles Doty
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Doty
Fugene
Letehmer
Delegates from England to Sail for Home Dec 31
English delegates plan to sail for home by December 31 with key issues expected to be settled by then. The participants discussed trade limits, colonial relations, and security concerns during the voyage.
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England
Submarine Question Drives Tense Talks At Armament Conference
Britain's delegates plan return on December 31 as France and Italy push for wide submarine use and nine power pact ideas. The United States supports peace in the Pacific and aims for early settlement of naval ratio and ballast issues. Japan pledges to withdraw Japanese post offices from China by January 1, 1933.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dee. b-Albat
Alekland Geddes
Britain
Tmbuasssador
Olympie
Rene Vivian
France
Briand
Paris
Madame Viviani
Bng
Siuuctaneousis
Nc Ceentlemen
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Prince
Trady
Balfour
China
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Decker
Hester Tiennott
Ley Drome Heap Misiiawaha
Gistillerios
Tae
U. S.-Japan
Island of
Noble County Counsbeadeners
Ligoucer
Marshal Foch
Joseph C. Poilitier
Knights of Columbus
Howat
Pittsburg
Tommy O’connor
Bell
Suete
Pelce
Bishop
O’conner
Lloyd Heath
O Conner
Rickhaw Scanton
Mr. Heath
of Elkhart
Prof. Blosser
Nate Gov
Sulawa
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