Relatives of Koretz Turn Over 400000 to Swindler
Chicago victims linked to Morris Leavitt and drugstore clerk William Aronson report Koretz bin bounty. relatives and two friends refused to help recover funds. Federal grand jury probes Koretz and Chicago con man network as Moxley and Belasco estate victims reveal loss of millions and vanished Panamanian schemes.
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Chicago
Dee
Fitzgerald
Lea Koretz
Morris Leavitt
William Aronson
Saba
Honduras
Leavitt
Koretz
Bat At
Payrell Fund Stolen From Philadelphia Paymaster
Two masked bandits bound and gagged James Monk the paymaster of Michael Melody and Son Company in Philadelphia and escaped with 15786 in pay envelopes. He was tied to a chair and sigged before the robbers fled in an automobile.
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Philadelphia
Michael Melody and Son Companys
James Monk
Monk
Prohi Party Plans Independent Ticket Nomination
The Prohibition Party decides to nominate its own ticket before the major parties pick their nominees. Columbus Ohio chosen as convention city with date set before June 70. Some speakers suggest supporting a big party if a satisfactory candidate emerges.
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Warkhington
Phi
Prohibition Party
Plains
Columbus
Ohio
Seek Continuation of Plymouth Road Paving
A petition signed by Feremiah Ne terer and more than ten Richart residents seeks continued paving on Plymouth road from Goshen to the Locke Union township line. County Auditor Charles A. Crop filed the petition for the January 7 hearing before the county commissioners. Pahl and Dealy represent the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feremiah Neterer
Richart
Charles A. Crop
Plymouth
Goshen
Locke Union
Four Suits Filed In Circuit Court Here
Four suits filed in the circuit court today include United States Rubber Co. versus Miles Daniels et al over a 5460 unpaid tire and tube account. Indian Refining Co. against Peter and John Teichty for 10 on a gasoline account. Julia Lamunyen of Elkhart seeks divorce from Adrian Lamunyen and name restoration Irwin after separation May 8. Oscar Shank et al. versus R I Zot for 5 and foreclosure of no mechanics lien.
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United States Rubber Co
Georg Ro Parper
Miles Daniels
Af Hikhart
Pu Iets Motor Supply Co
Attorger Harper
Indian Refining Co
Peter and
John Teichty
Julia Lamunyen
Elkhart
Adrian Lamunyen
Irwin
Reber E K. Proctor
Oscar Shank Et al
R. ID. Zot
Tavis & Schaefer
Plan to apportion 400000 among Koretz victims unfolds
Article describes a pending plan to recover any part of the Denie Relasco estate and to pro rate the 400000 turned over by Koretz relatives to victims not related to him. It notes Koretz guiding a Chicago stockholders’ trip to New York to view the first Panama field oil shipment and film exhibitions about Panama activities. A Chicago stockholders party was to depart for Panama in December.
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Relasco
Koretz
Chicago
New York
Panama
Rebels Advance in Mexico Fight Federals at Outposts
Reports from El Paso say rebel forces clash with federal troops as the march toward Mexico City continues. General Gallegos reportedly captured Celaya. Estrada with multiple battalions and regiments reportedly engaged enemy forces near Mexico City, with mixed reports on outcomes.
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Bel Paso
Texas
Mexico City
el Paso
de la Huerta
Juarez
General Gallegos
Deyla Regta
Guanajuato
Celaya
Obregon
Vera Cruz
Enrique Estrada
Estrada
Suit for $100,000 Against Judge Anderson Began
Dimitre Beono, a Gary attorney, sues U.S. District Judge Anderson in Indianapolis alleging false imprisonment. The action was brought before Judge George T. Page of the Northern District of Illinois, claiming the attorney was jailed in October by Judge Anderson for an indefinite period.
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Indeanapolies
A. P.o
U. S
Anderson
Dimitre Be¢onoare
Gary
George T. Page
Ued
Goshen Commandery Knights Templar Elect Officers
Last night in Masonic hall Goshen Commandery No Knights Templar elected officers for the year Oswald P Martin commander Calvin F Madieus zenerilissimoe George W Ridengure captain general Jesse L Knight senior warden Harris Whiteman junior warden Aaron O Zeck prelate Dwight H Hawks treasurer Orlin J Schrock recorder and Floyd S Culp warden.
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Goshen
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Oswald P. Martin
Calvin F. Madieus
Zenerilissimoe
George W. Ridengure
Jesse L. Knight
Harris Whiteman
Aaron Os. Zeck
Dwight H. Hawks
Orlin J Schrock
Floyd S. Culp
Goshen Case Denies New Trial in Lake Land Dispute
Judge Julge W. Rosse of the Koveluska ejreuist court denied a new trial in the case of Luther F L Bartholomew of Goshen versus Simeon Bell. The dispute grew from a Wawasee lake land transaction and questioned ownership. Rosse ruled against Bell in the original trial.
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Julge
W. Rosse
Koveluska
Snow and cold grip southern states with blizzards
Snow spread from the southwest into the southern tier with cold waves sweeping Alabama to Florida. New Mexico and neighboring areas faced blocked roads and snowbound travelers as rescue efforts continued. Six more bodies were found, raising regional freezing death tolls to at least a dozen.
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Chicago
Wintec
Alabama
Penetagie
Florida
New Mexico
Ead Watt Dakss
Leckuers
Sororro
San Marcial
N. M
Noga] Canyon
Hot Springs
Can Marchal
el Paso
Corona
Vaughn
Guadalupe County
Anton Motova
Tennessee
Virginia
Flora Lemon Jackson Dies in Las Vegas New Mexico
Mrs Flora Lemon Jackson of Las Vegas New Mexico formerly of Goshen died at home from complications. Accompanied by daughter Mrs Robert Breiding she was taken to E Culp Sons undertaking. Surviving are daughter and three brothers Omer Frantz Cyrus Frantz and Chauncey Frantz. Funeral Friday at 2 p m in Culp parlor Rev J F Hawk officiating Oak Ridge cemetery burial.
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Flora
Franto- Jackson
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Goshen
Robert Breiding
Gibson
E. Culp & Sons
Jackson
Flora Lemon
Omer
Frantz
Cyrus Frantz
Chauncey Frantz
Louieville, Ky
Jones Frants
Lewisburg
Ohio
J. F. Hawk
Oak Ridge Cemetery
City Hospital Association to Elect Five Directors
Five new directors will be elected at the annual public meeting of the City Hospital Association. The election will be held Tuesday evening in the public auditorium.
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C City
Health nurse Miss Margaret Rube speaks at Elkhart Teachers' Institute
County health nurse Miss Margaret FL Rube addressed the Teachers' Institute in Elkhart this morning to discuss health education and school welfare.
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Margaret FL Rube
Teachers’ Institute
Elkhart
Indiana Paty Tonight and Saturday
Indiana events page notes a Paty gathering tonight and again Saturday with planned activities and living temperature forecasts guiding attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Paty
Defense In K. K. K. Murder Case To Rest This Afternoon
The defense in the Philip E Fox trial is expected to rest this afternoon after entering an insanity plea. Fox, editor of the Night Hawk, official organ of the Ku Klux Klan, is charged with killing William S. Coburn, counsel for the Simmons faction of the Klan, in Atlanta. The prosecution has not revealed its rebuttal plan.
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Atlanta
Philip E Fox
Night Hawk
Kua Kilax Klan
William S. Coburn
Simmons
Klan
Youthful Goshen Bandits Plead Guilty in Elkhart Case
Three youths and a girl all aged 18 from Goshen pleaded guilty to assault with intent to rob in Elkhart Superior Court. They were fined 1000 each for the boys and 1 for the girl, with two to 14 year sentences. They admitted to robbing taxi driver Chester Allen of 3 dollars and Isaac Gerkon at his home in Ligonier for 28 dollars. Prosecutor Sewyer avoided highway robbery charges, deeming them too severe for youths. The girl faces Indianapolis reformatory, the youths Pendleton reform school, with prior 18 months at Plainfield Industrial School for theft.
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James Arnold
Vernon Heckman
Cora Wheeler
Goshen
William B. Hile
Elkhart Superior Court
George R. Harper
Elkhart
Chester Allen
Isaac Gerkon
Ligonier
Glen Sewyer
Indianapolis
Pendleton
Plainfield
Conductor Held Up After Trolley Line Departure
Clell Machem, conductor of the Middelbury street car in Elkhart, was robbed by two men Wednesday night as he pulled the trolley from the wire. The bandits took the fare box containing about $10 and fled in a waiting automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clell Machem
Middlebury
Elkhart
Mary Etta Mower Promotes Trio After Recital
Mrs. Mary Etta Mower of South Bend formerly of Goshen gave a successful recital at Robertson's tea room. She has organized the Mary Etta Mower Trio, booked for several engagements with the banquet ion Trust company of South Bend.
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Mary Etta Mower
South Bend
Goshen
Parkhurst Suit Seeks Support From Husband and NY Central
Ethel Parkhurst of Elkhart files in superior court for $75 monthly support from husband William Parkhurst. The complaint lists New York Central Railroad as co defendant. The couple married July 4 and reportedly separated.
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Ethel Parkhurst
Elkhart
William Parkhurst
New York Central Railroad
Parkhursts
Three Western Union linemen killed in Laporte crash
A New York Central switch engine struck a speeder carrying 16 Western Union linemen near Laporte Indiana killing John Lindley Frank Wright and William Meybourne. Six others were injured including William Pierce Oliver Meyers and Paul Brunner. The group slept under tarpaulin when the accident happened as locals aided the injured before medical help arrived.
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Laporte
Ind
New York Central
Western Union
Valley
John Lindley
Marshall
Frank Wright
Kansas
Mil
William Meybourne
Joliet
William Pierce
Patoka
Oliver Meyers
Two Auburn youths killed in collision with train near Waterloo
In Waterloo Indiana Bertty Bailey aged 18 and Mary Duguid aged 19, both of Auburn, were killed when their car was struck by a New York Central passenger train last night.
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Waterloo
Ind
Bertty Bailey
Mary Duguid
Auburn Ind
New York Central
Senator Couzens of Michigan May Succeed Cummins
The Senate seeks to resolve its stalemate over the Interstate Commerce Committee chair as Senator Couzens of Michigan emerges as a potential successor to Senator Cummins of Iowa. In the House insurgent talks with Democrats threaten to ignite a floor clash over Rules Committee control as assignments loom.
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Senator Couzens
Michigan
Cummins
Washington
Republican House
Senate
House
Democrats
Rules Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cowens
Rep
Towa
Death of Elkhart Native in Grand Rapids Home
Mr. Sarah McGints aged 76 formerly of Elkhart died of heart trouble and dropsy this morning in Grand Rapids at the home of his daughter Mrs. Paul Schoenlein.
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Sarah McGints
Elkhart
Grand Rapids
Paul Schoenlein
Parker Mother of Elkhart Leader Dies in South Bend
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Parker, mother of C. W. Parker of Elkhart, died at her South Bend home. Burial will be in Lagrange.
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South Bend
Mary Elizabeth Parker
C. W. Parker
Elkhart
Lagrange
Coolidge Message Praised by La Follette as Reactionary
Madison Wis December 14 The president’s first message to Congress was called an able concise and frank presentation of reactionary government by U S Senator Robert M La Follette in a public statement. He said the message pleases big business and railroads while failing to satisfy the American people and favored predatory interests.
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Madison
Wis
A. P
Pres. Coolidge
Congress
U. S
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Coolidge Campaign Names Midwest Manager in Chicago
CWesgo Headquarters announces plans for a national campaign. James W. Good, former Iowa congressman now practicing law in Chicago, chosen as Coolidge manager for the middle west. The Chicago headquarters will open December 27.
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Cwesgo
Washington
President Coolidge
Chicago
James W. Good
House
Iowa
Law
Bo Coolidge
Middle West
Convention Preparations Shift to Cleveland in June
In Cleveland on December 14 the scene shifts as campaign managers Frank Hitchcock and Walter M Butler plan to meet with the local committee on Tuesday to choose headquarters for the Republican National Convention.
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Cleveland
Frank Hitchcock
Hiram Johnson
Walter M. Butler
President Coolidge
Taxpayers Protest $50 000 City Bond Plan
Taxpayers circulate petitions protesting a 50 000 bond issue to fund extensions at the municipal water light and heat plant. The council will consider ratifying board of works actions next Monday at 7 30 PM. Several councilmen oppose approval amid a rival power plant expansion by Interstate Public Service.
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Board of Public Works
Common Council
Board of Works
Interstate Public Service Company
Hawks Electric Company
Rev Stuckman Addresses Goshen Rotary Club
Rev H F Stuckman of the First Brethren church spoke to Goshen Rotary at the Alderman luncheon. Vocal selections from Cheer Up were performed by Helen Charlton Blough with Miriam Lebmaan at the piano.
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H. F. Stuckman
First Brethren Church
Goshen
Hawks Hardware Fire Recalled on 19th Anniversary
Today marks the nineteenth anniversary of a Hawks Hardware fire. The Hawks Gartner four story building was erected on the site in December 1904.
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Hawks Hardware
Hawks Gartner
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Daniel Belasco
Dee, Jr
Willam A. Moxley
Ley Roretz
Spo
Leo So Lebosky
Mr. Crowe
Ewan Kin
South Michigan
Mere Mari Reretz
Selva Det
Norgief
Reretz
Sheridan
Evatster
Evers Dewel
Delp
Roretx
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Ontternes
Teate Belasens
Atternes
Ceaine
Reretyg
William AJ Moles
Beretz
Mo Vles
Moxley
Belesen
Ito
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Belasco
Keretz
Bonest
Payrell
Rochester
N.Y
East Rochester
Prohi Party
Judge Anderson
Martin
Palestine
Stephen A. Haboush
M. EF
Goshen High School
Calvin Coolidge
Moses Dykaar-Warner
White House
Flora Lemon Jackson
Nsw
Trip
W.A
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Stuckman
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