McAdoo Attacks Coolidge on Dormant Policy
Former railroads director general William Gibbs McAdoo denounces President Coolidge's address as a counsel of dormancy urging real action. He criticizes the call for voluntary railroad consolidation and stresses the need for progress and international policy vigor. He notes tax reduction as the most affirmative part of the president's message.
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Los Angeles
P.ji
Coolidge
Congress
Ca Equitses
Inoan
William Gibbs McAdoo
Democratic Tameheon Club
Women's Democratic League
McAdoo
Piedmont Convicted By Jury In Higher Court
Dominic Piedmont was found guilty by a Superior Court jury in Eckhart on charges of violating the Higher Tanda and received a 500 dollar fine and six months on the state penal farm. Oscar Jay asked for withheld judgment to allow appeals, Judge Pile set a filing deadline Friday. The defendant remained free on bond of 400 dollars. Additional notes state Rainbow Gardens proprietor Diedmnent was arrested in South Bend on an unrelated charge and released on bond.
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Eckhart
Oscar Jay
Piedmont
Dhidge Pile
Diedmnent
Rainbow Gardens
Mishawaka
South Bend Sandavooo
Ambassador Kellogg Sails for Great Britain on December 22
Washington reports Ambassador Kellogg will depart from New York on December 22 for Great Britain to succeed George Percecoft restored. The move follows Senate confirmation and marks a shift in U S diplomatic duties as President Harding assigns the role.
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Great Britain
Washington
Frank BR
Kellegg Wied
Gort Britaam
George Pbercoet
Vesterds Lytle Senate
New York
Harding
Lawyer Bound for South Bend Falus Dead
A Louisville attorney, Kye Me Trowell Se, died of heart disease this morning as he was about to board a bus near the Union depot. A railroad ticket in his pocket indicated he was bound for South Bend. Indians
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Union
Louisville
Kye
South Bend
Prohi Publicity Head Found Dead in Bed
Dee T2 Sherman A Cnneo director of publicity for the prohibition unit and a personal friend of the late President Harding was found dead today in his Washington apartment. Monoxide gas from a small coal heater was the cause of death.
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Washington
Dee
Sherman A. Cnneo
Prohibition Unit
President Harding
Elkhart Woman Fractures Shoulder in Lincoln Highway Crash
Miss Dorothy Kirk of Elkhart suffered a fractured right shoulder and minor bruises when a Cadillac driven by Miss Lealer Tanner of Elkhart overturned on the Lincoln highway near the city yesterday. Three other colored persons were slightly injured. the car was wrecked.
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Dorothy Kirk
Enlored
Elkhart
Lealer Tanner
Lincoln Highway
State session attendees audit officials meet in Indianapolis
County Auditor Charlies A. Cropp and County Assessor Wilson H. Reed attend the annual meeting of the auditors and assessors of the state with the state board of tax commissioners in Indianapolis.
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Charlies A. Cropp
Wilson H. Reed
Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commisioners
Walter F Hackett Receives First 1924 Auto License
The Goshen Branch of the Hoosier Auto association began issuing 1924 motor vehicle licenses led by Nellie Tilley. Walter F Hackett, Alderman hotel proprietor, received the first license number 308 001. The office operates daily with Clinton street hotel entrance and requires title certificates.
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Goshen
Hoosier Auto Association
Nellie Tilley
Alderman Hotel
Clinton Street
Walter F. Hackett
Delta Sigma Upsilon Plans Christmas Festivities
Members met in their Spahn building club rooms to plan a stag party next Monday inviting a logtest. They also decided to share the hall with the US H.C. club for a Christmas party for city children the Saturday before Christmas and finalize arrangements for a Christmas night dance in Spelball.
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Delta Sigma Upsitoi
Spahn
Ttowas
US. H.C
Spelball
Wrecks Big Four Freight Train Near Elk Hart
Eight cars of northbound Big Four Extra No. 6724 wrecked west of the Yellow Creek bridge near Elk Hart. Estimated damage from 10000 to 15000 dollars possible higher. No injuries reported. Debris cleared by Elkhart wrecking crew the next morning.
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Yellow Creek Bridge
Elkhart
R. L. Dollings Co. No Assets in Goshen Office
The partial inventory of R. L. Dollings Co. shows assets in six thousand six hundred forty five cents total. Goshen office furnishings and fixtures listed with no realizable value after sale to Hoosier Produce Co. Rent and claims against the company filed with Receiver Bert McBride in Indianapolis.
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Goshen
RL. Dollings Co. Inchates
Indiana
A.a. and
H. ©. Irwin
East
Lincoln Avenue
Hoosier Produce Company
Bert McBride
Indianapolis
Four Children Die In Farmhouse Fire Near Loogootee Indiana
Four Fuhrman children aged 12 and younger were burned to death when a farmhouse on William Fuhrman’s Indiana farm burned late last night ten miles south of Loogootee. The father suffered severe burns.
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Indiana
Dee
William Fuhrman
Here
Mexican Revolt Grows Alarmingly on West Coast
Reports from Nogales Arizona and El Paso Texas describe a spreading uprising on the Mexican west coast. Advices claim more than 2,000 armed insurgents march from Tepic toward Sinaloa and Sonora. The movement is feared to trigger a wider conflagration across the region.
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Ariz
Mexico
Magatlan
Sinaloa
EL Paso
Texas
Alvaro Obregon
Arizona
Tepic
Sonora
Responsibility For 20th Century Wreck Not Fixed
ERIE Pa Dev 12 No decision fixing responsibility for the collision between two sections of the Twentieth Century Limited at Forsyth NY early Sunday morning in which nine persons were killed was reached during the New York Central railroad investigation here. A statement issued by railroad officials at the close of the inquiry announced that responsibility will be fixed jointly by the railroad the interstate commerce commission and the New York state public service commission after the evidence is reviewed.
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Twentieth Century Limited
Forsyth
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York State Public Service Commission
Klan Murder Trial Opens in Atlanta
Philip K. Fox former Klan publicity director goes on trial for murder in the death of William Coburn attorney for the Simmons faction. Court cases drag as the Ku Klux Klan fight over factional splits in Atlanta Georgia.
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Atlanta
Philip K. Fox
William Ss. Coburn
Simmons
Klan
Wife Seeks Divorce and Custody in Circuit Court
Ruth Murray filed suit for divorce from Maynard Murray in the circuit court alleging cruelty including striking and choking and threats to life, plus lack of support. She seeks custody of Eleanor Louise, three, and Edward H., two, with suitable support, noting marriage on May 30, 1918 and separation last Sunday.
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Ruth Murray
Circuit Court
Maynard Murray
Eleanor Louise
Edward H
Tieabl & Deahl
Baumgartner Nominated as Postmaster in Elkhart
President Coolidge nominated Dr Albert J Baumgartner of Elkhart Indiana for postmaster there He has served as acting postmaster since July 28 succeeding James J Littrell His annual salary is about 3500 dollars Source Tec 12. December 12.
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Tec
Coolidge
Albert J. Baumgartner
Elkhart
Indiana
Dr. Baumgartner
James J. Littrell
Real Estate Suit Seeks Sale in Lacke Township
Matrona Rarick and others file suit against Noah Rarick of unsound mind to sell real estate in Lacke township. Job printing at the Democrat.
U S Warships Move Toward Hong Kong Amid Canton Tensions
Manila dispatch reports the flagship Huron of the American Asiatic fleet ready to depart for Hong Kong with five destroyers sent ahead. The Canton crisis follows Sun Yat Sen’s threats to seize the customs house as tensions rise in South China.
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Huron
Asiatic
Hong Kong
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Death of John W. Thompson Bakery Owner
John W. Thompson age 57, a bakery owner, died by suicide in what police described as despondency. The incident appears to have occurred recently. authorities have noted no other details at this time.
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John W. Thompson
Motor Truck Struck by Train Near New Paris
Fred Workman, 22, driver of a Ford truck for Risipler Auto Sealing and Vault, was injured when his vehicle was struck by southbound Big Four train No. 3 at New Darts crossing on Nappanee road. He survived with injuries after being thrown 40 to 60 feet. no bones broken.
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Asa
Risipler Automatic
Edward A. Kimpler
Ford Motor
Sig
Nappanee
New Darts
Goshen
Fikhart
New York Central
Yellow Creek
Workman
Goshen Hospital
New Paris
Rohrer Ambulance
BE. E. Ash
Work- Wan
Big Four
Albert
Isaac Carpenter's trial continued indefinitely
Trial of Isaac Carpenter 27 on assault and pottery charges was halted by Mayor George H. Rimpler pending the injures to Merritt P. Hetwood 85. Hetwood’s condition improved and recovery expected. Carpenter and family of six children destitute, housed at Minkawska Orphans' Home. Carpenter remains jailed on 9800 bond.
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George H. Rimpler
Carpenter
Merritt P. Hetwood
Harwood
Works Board Meeting Called for This Evening
The public works board will hold a session this evening to discuss ongoing projects and upcoming schedules. Officials urge attendance and review of the agenda for potential actions.
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Teard of Public Works
Cees
Weather Prediction Typo Triggers Cold Spell Ahead
Weather note shows unclear text with references to a possibly cold spell and a Warner tonight. Forecast ambiguity suggests a likely upcoming cold period and a tentative Thursday warm-up.
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Thureday
Warner
Tuureday
Goshen Merchants to Keep Open Evenings
At a Goshen Chamber of Commerce meeting held in the chamber room at 9 this morning merchants agreed to keep stores open evenings from tomorrow night through Monday night December 24 for holiday shoppers. They also decided to deal summarily with shoplifters as losses from theft run high.
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Goshen
Chamber of Commerce
Deadlock in Senate on Interstate Commerce Board Chair
Washington December 12. The Senate failed to elect the chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission on the first ballot as Cummins Smith and Lafollette remained in a tight three-way split. Voters shifted across ballots with Bruce Ladd Norris Howell voting patterns. adjournment set for noon Saturday and resumption Monday.
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A.P
Lafollette
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Rep
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Smith
South Carolina
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
Norris
Howell
la Follette
Bruce
New Paris Men Take Option For Sale Of Winona Lake Inn
New Paris men D. Fisher and Herman Brouwer have optioned the sale of the Winona Lake Inn. They propose selling furnished sleeping rooms at 250 dollars each with hotel privileges. Each room will be fully furnished and rentable when not occupied.
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Winona Lake Inn
Winona
Winona Lake
Fisher
Herman Brouwer
Brouwer
Lone Bandit Steals Gems In Downtown Dortmuth
A lone burglar pried through the window of the Charles M Schnell jewelry store at 118 West Jefferson Boulevard at 5 15 p m and escaped with 14 platinum diamond set dinner rings valued at 2400. Insurance covers the loss. The theft occurred in a busy downtown block near the post office and Citizens Bank as shoppers pursued the thief down Polk Street before he disappeared into the crowd.
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Routh Bend
Holt
Nareta
Charles M. Schnell
West Jefferson Boulevard
Post Office
Citizens Bank
Mercantile
Spiro Clothing
Polk Street
Roscoe Reinbold
Waraw Youth Fined for Disorderly Display in Wis Court
A Waraw youth, referred to as Brick Heer, was fined $22 in Whisler's court for disorderly conduct and inappropriate display. The brief case notes the local juvenile offense and penalty method.
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Waraw Youth
Warmiy
Wis
Whisler’s
Cleveland Chosen to Host 1924 Republican Convention
The Republican National Committee selects Cleveland Ohio as the 1924 convention city with June 10 opening. Cleveland received 39 votes to 10 for San Francisco and 1 for Des Moines, and the choice was made unanimous. About 1,100 delegates expected, restoring southern representation after 1920 levels.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Coolidge
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Des Moines
Crocker
California
Walb refuses resignation over McCray case
In Fort Wayne Indiana Clyde Walb Republican state chairman declares he will not resign until after the McCray affair is resolved. He disputes McCray quotes and says he will not quit even if urged, with December 27 set as the committee meeting deadline to resolve the McCray matter.
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McCray
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dea
Clyde Walb
Thea
Republican State Committee
Taxpayers Association To Be Formed Here
Representatives of the Indiana Taxpayers association have been sent to DeKalb Steuben LaGrange Kosciusko Elkhart St Joseph Noble Lake and La Porte counties to aid taxpayers in forming county associations. Membership is limited to 1 a year and funds stay in local treasuries. There are 25 county associations with about 5000 members.
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Indiana Taxpayers Association
DeKalb
Steuben
LaGrange
Kosciusko
Elkhart
St. Joseph
Noble
Lake
Laporte
Indiana
Two Women Fined for Shoplifting in City Court
Mrs. Margaret Locke 30 and Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly 23, both of this city, were fined $35 and costs of $12 by Mayor George H. Rimpler after pleading guilty to petit larceny shoplifting, charged by Taylor Newell of the Automarket store.
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Margaret Locke
Elizabeth Kelly
George H. Rimpler
Taylor Newell
Automarket
Baptism Ordinance Observed Tonight at First Baptist
The baptism ceremony will take place tonight at 7 30 at the First Baptist church. All candidates are urged to be present and ready.
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First Baptist Church
South Bend Firm Nets Junior High School Contract
H. G. Christman & Company of South Bend won the contract to build a junior high school for 422000 dollars.
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South Bend
H. G. Christman & Company of
Mortuary Notices From Elkhart Area
Obituaries list Eliza Kreps 77 of Elkhart died at a son’s home from gallstone trouble. Zachariah Dunaffin 58 a LaGrange county farmer died in Elkhart General Hospital after nine weeks’ confinement. Maggie Haverstock 58 died at 120 West Lincoln Avenue from heart trouble and dropsy. Surviving relatives include spouses and children. funeral arrangements to be announced Thursday.
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Eliza Kreps
Charles Kreps
Elkhart
Punafin
Zachariah Dunaffin
Lagrange County
Elkhart General Hospital
Haverstock
Maggie Haverstock
William Aesatock
West Lincou Avenue
Filmer McFadyen
Chicago
William McFadyen
Newte City
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