Order issued removing all regulations affecting rail service
Indiana miners return in large numbers as rail restrictions ease. The United States railroad administration signals near normal service next week with coal supplies stabilizing and production resuming. Officials indicate 65 to 75 percent of miners have gone back to work, and tentative lifting of heat, light, and power restrictions is expected by Monday.
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Wastongion
Moudas
Becne
United States Railroad Administration
Railragd
Tri- Tate
Indiana
South Bend County Unit Road Law Test Case
An attempt to stop construction of a forty one mile road in St Rose parish is made at South Bend with the filing of two suits. Judge Mentuoniaees will issue a decision on whether the law passed by the session is unconstitutional amid continued legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
St Rosephe
Gax
Chester
Arrest of Teagred Peckper in Kendallville case
Teagred Peckper, 17, son of Willis Peckper, of Kendallville and formerly Ligeuier, is under arrest charged with alleged homicide. Police say the suspect faces serious murder charges as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teagred Peckper
Willis
Recknner
Kendallville
Ligeuier
Dairyman Faces 50000 Dollar Lawsuit
A dairyman is sued for fifty thousand dollars in a civil action. Details are unclear due to damaged text but legal action against the dairyman is stated, with references to payments and court involvement. The fragmentary report mentions related parties and possible parties connected to the case.
Parties in A F L Think Election Will Aid Labor
The Associated Press reports union leaders from the American Federation of Labor and railroad brotherhoods opened a conference in Washington. Early speeches suggested organized labor would push to back pro labor candidates in the upcoming election, aiming to influence party alignment through the vote. Former organization representatives attended the opening session.
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Iter
American Federation of Tlather
Allies Accept Partial U S Versailles Reservations
In London Premiers Lloyd George and Clemenceau confer while an anxious Paris notes that Allied leaders will accept some Versailles treaty reservations to aid Senate compromise. The plan aims for rapid Senate ratification and early effect of the peace pact.
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U. S
Lloyd George and
Clemenceau
Paris
London
Lloyd George
Chanenceau
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Matin
Chicken Thieves Hit Egenroad Coop and Escape
Overnight burglars raided the Egenroad coop and fled in a waiting automobile after triggering a barking dog. Residents Chas Maenrend and PPE River Avenue were awakened by the break in through a veranda. A morning check found a shortage of 15 spring chickens.
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Egenroad
Provision for Buying Dayton Wright Field Eliminated
Fragmented notice indicates elimination of a proposal to purchase Dayton Wright Field. The text mentions Pier 13 and a pre existing appropriation, with unclear references to the Dayton Wright Company and related costs or authorities. Further readable items show likely decision reversals and tentative actions by city or agency without full context.
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Wastding Pon
Pier
Pre Viste
Wright
Fualis
Phavten
Geetion
King of Kurdistan Crowned Amid Turbulent Frontier Claims
Reports from Constantinople state that W Faver Pasha, former Turkish minister of war, has crowned the ruler of Kurdistan king after a contention between Mesopotamia and Persia. The ceremony and legitimacy are uncertain as reports arrive by telegraph.
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Kurdistan
Constantinople
W.faver Pasha
Owar
Baurdistad
Government Offers S200 Bacon Rebate Via Post Office
Government provides about 200 in rebates through the Gashen post office to assist buyers of government bacon. The measure shields purchasers from price declines between order and delivery. The rebate arrived unexpectedly, drawing interest from buyers planning further purchases.
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Gashen
Gleisers Move Into South Fifth Street Manse
Rev and Mrs William H Gleiser and their baby have moved into the manse on South Fifth Street after a week with Mr and Mrs George Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Gleiser
Baby
George Richardson
South Fifth Street
Death of Minnie A. Gushwa after long illness
Minnie A. Gushwa 49 wife of Ed ward Gushwa of Corunna died of tuberculosis of the bowels after two operations following more than a year of illness.
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Minnie A. Gushwa
Edward Gushwa
Corunna
High School Health Bonds Sell Strongly
Health bonds totaling 550 dollars were sold by high school students last night. Early returns show the youth sales outpacing all external subscriptions, with many promises yet to come. Red Cross seals sales were postponed to Monday to avoid taxing the students after their effort yesterday.
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Red Cross
Bremen Fair Grounds Ordered Sold by Stockholders Vote
Bremen fair association stockholders voted to sell the 2 acre grounds at the south edge of Bremen field and distribute the proceeds among them. The Bremen fair, an annual event for nearly 30 years, has waned in success in recent years. John W Fodd of Ligonier sold furs for 166.25 and is known as a trapper.
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Bremen Fair Association
Bremwen~ield
John W Fodd
Ligonier
Navy Cross for Two Goshen Men
Two Goshen men Capt L Arnold and Dean B Stiles are named among officers and men awarded the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism or distinguished service. The list from Secretary Daniels also includes other midwesterners. Arnold, son of Mrs Valeria Arnold of Goshen, had a long naval career from Annapolis to Asiatic Squadron and shore duties, with service on the Saratoga and Helena before further assignments.
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Washington, D. C
Capt
Arnond
Valeria Arneie
Divine Keen
Mikhart
Farina
Koscupske
Milford Pizh Seriogs
Lenneb W Rove
Warsaw
Tadimtar Ddervicer
Conmpress
Mr. Arnold
United States Naval Acadeurly
Amatelis
de Asiatie
Jefe Goshen
San Francisco
Iron
Brooklyn
Nashvile
North Dakota
Quincy
Mass
Asiatic Squadron
Weather Outlook For Lake Michigan Region
Fair tonight and Sunday with snow flurries near Lake Michigan. Temperatures trend colder tonight across the area as winds shift, bringing a cooler weekend pace.
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Lake Michigan
Goshen Kiwanis Club Chartered at Large Dinner
More than 600 men attended a dinner at the Alderman Hotel as Goshen Kiwanis Club officially chartered. Lloyd L. Burris elected president with Col J. E. McCulloch presenting the charter. A large roster of officers and directors was named, and speeches outlined Kiwanis aims and community service.
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Goshens Kiwanis Club
Otheers
J. E. McCulloch
Marion
Banker
Tudiana
Harry EB. Vernon
EF. Cornell
Ray Deaht
AL Beane
Charies EL Morrice
Wiliam Mutsehler
J. 0. Cramer
Robert Hudson
George Slate
Mir Burris
Spolun
Col McCulloch
Tal Bliss
Chicago
Kiwanis
FB. Hutchins
Lertis Dewalk
Marion Kiwanis
R. Ai. Prrusch
Marion Assn O of Commerce
Ministers’ salaries raised in Goshen Methodist District
At a settlement day meeting in the Goshen district of the MoBL church held at New Paris M.B. Church a resolution set the maximum ministerial salary at 1200 dollars per year with 300 dollars extra for conveyance. The district spans Mishawaka to Newdale side and Warsaw to Bristol. The gathering, attended by preachers and laymen, reported churches in stronger financial condition and discussed support for funds.
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Goshen
Mo BL
New Paris M. Bo
Winimuiza
Mishawaks
Newdalleside
Warsaw
Bristol
New Paris
Lasmen
Tarceiv
Apt
Farmer Fined for Remiss of Orphans
George Pex a farmer near Groxhen faced juvenile court for neglect of two orphans, sister and brother ages 11 and under 12, taken from his custody to an orphanage in Missionaira. He was fined 3 and costs after promises to reform and prior accusations of cruel treatment and forcing school attendance without proper care.
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George Pex
Groxhen
Cote Plaint
Melghbers
Othe
Cory
Megleet
Chilsdren
Peoadee McFarley
Robert McFarley
Fox
Menxico
Missionaira
Abelny
Fitzpatrick Denies Committee Called To Settle Strike
John Fitzpatrick, chairman, denies a committee meeting was convened to end the steel strike. He says the meeting occurred but will not disclose details of the discussions. The strike had been the subject of debate among workers and officials.
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Fitzpatrick
Washington
Pricc
Beontisal
Ue Steed
John Fitzpatrick
Knights of Columbus help move trunks home for Christmas
Thousands of soldiers trunks containing Christmas souvenirs are being delivered to owners after being lost during postwar return from Europe. The Knights of Columbus lost baggage department coordinated the reunions, ensuring trunks reach their destinations before the holidays.
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New York
Europe
Knights of Columbus
Rotary Club Dinner Guest List Highlights Local Leaders
Mayor Wm. H. Charnley of Goshen attended the Rotary club dinner along with Baumgartner and A. A. Pourbaugh, underscoring the event’s prominent local participation.
Local fuel ban to be lifted after tomorrow
A committee announced the withdrawal of fuel restrictions effective after tomorrow. Officials said the move ends the local ban and restores normal fuel access for residents and businesses.
Conservation Efforts Continue Amid Coal Shortage
Merchants and workers in Goshen adhere to fuel saving orders as full production remains limited. Dispatches warn of ongoing restrictions and a nationwide push for conservation, with experts predicting a gradual easing after a harsh supply period.
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Geserab
Aibi
Hun
President Wilson Allowed to Walk About His Room
President Wilson is now permitted to walk about his room for short periods daily. His physician reports he dresses with assistance, uses a cane, and moves about unattended in the adjoining hall, signaling improving mobility at the White House.
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President Wilson
Wilson
Two Americans and One Englishman Held by Mexicans
A note from Texas reports two Americans and one Englishman captured in the raid last Tuesday on Muz “viv.” Their status is described as being held by Vil peer’s sixtus and held for ransom.
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Fagle Pass
Tex
Vilpeer
Sixtus
Muz
Sowhaila
Sabi
Virgo Ends Up In Court Over Fifth Wife Murder
Joseph Virgo of South Bend Jaib at Paw Paw Michigan faces murder charges for killing his fifth wife Maude Faith Tahor of Lawton Michigan. Inquest into the case began at Lawton two weeks ago with witnesses noting his aging appearance and pallor. Lawton and Paw Paw citizens await the coroners inquest resumption Monday morning.
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Joseph
Virgo
South Bend
Paw Pauw
Maude Faith Tahor
Lawton
Paw Paw
Jie
Paw Daw
Dos and Burr Add X Ray Device to Dental Equipment
Cunningham and Burr add a Vieter dental X Ray machine enabling button-activated photos that show precise molar issues. The device promises incalculable benefits for treating diseased teeth. Mrs Mowers pursues vocal studies with a Russia professor and becomes soloist at North Shore Baptist Church.
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Cunningham
Burr
Vieter Dental
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Restite Tates
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Plardin
New York Central
Chiles Co
Tndiana Miners Workingz
Bickneld
Tod
Dee
Kevan Ponty
Ohio
Lhagdred
Repidner
Gaston
Hines
Walker Dpd
Matis
Hartey
Sibert Bardies
Laigurier
Nute Brehaseu
Das
Holin
Dairyman
Allege
Nota
Eppeupib
Asouyt Fey Thes Cine
Rattus Ated
Fey
WWF
Shs
Isiasbare Gaida Gated
Donne
Dave
Pharves Wate
Peeters Mbps
Ehdeced Inter
A. F
L. Plan
Versailles
Dayton-Wright Field
Manse
Bremen
Arnold
Pvt
Smiley
Goshen Kiwanis Club
Col. J. L. M’culloch
Lloyd L. Burris
Ray Deabl
Cartorsiac
James PL Beyer
Elkbart Club
Iissed Og Qartet Aise Saan
Boyer Orchestra
Meris
Oyhe Alderingan
Col McCutloch
ELON
Canada
Vedo
W. Armor
Der
Ash
HW. Adare
Tolowd EP. Burris
Robert G. Beck
J. A. Beane
LaRoy Baker
Go J. Dunkeloo
Frantk Ebersole
P. W. Eby
Chas
A. Estes
W. W. Fobes
W. H. Gleiser
Robert Andson
Harvey A. Hawks
W. F. Hackett
Geo. W. Herr
A. W. Jacobs
Leon Kelly
Kerner
WLR
Kelly
Warren Kesler
Elmer
Kaufman
J. Vene Lehman
Win
Mittechler
W. Manrow
PB. Martin
Chas. E. Morrice
R. FE. McCoonnell
Roy I. Miller
Henry W. Pease
C. W. Pott
A. A. Reith
H. S. Reichard
PO OW. Singer
EL Smith
Samuel EL Spohn
B. Spohn
Geo. B. Slate
K. E. Throckmorton
Harry E. Vernon
J. Winter
Milton Wysong
C. A. Whittle
Dr. A. ©. Yoder
and Frank Yoder
Elkhart
Messrs. Proctor. Boyer
H. B. Elliott
C. Keene
H. F. Burhart
Chandler
H. B. Sykes
Dr. Crow
Goshen Methodist District
Palna Yoder
Jonas VV. Yoder
Aiear Lan
Gia Towi
Rede Cross Visithes Qiupese
Aomee
Golda Turtoyn
Moose Hall
GEO. Fox
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