Fire damages White Mfg Co plant and railtread appliance line
A Sunday morning blaze at the White Manufacturing Company plant at Ninth street and Lincoln avenue caused $8,000 to $10,000 damage. The two story frame building housed rail tread appliance and Charisse furnace oil burner production and employed seven men. Insurance covers $11,000. adjusters expected tomorrow while the firm seeks an emergency location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Manufacturing Company
Nint
Lincoln Avenue
Davis & Schaefer
Chariisse
W. Mek. White
Associats
Johu Llewellyn
Chicago News Ageney
Hewshoys
Clay Smith
Joseph Rupbolit
New York Central
Chicago
White
Ninth Street
Lelewellyn
Alford Motor Works
New York Central Railroad
White Company
Speeding Fines Paid in Justice Court Here
Sailor of South Bend Rl J Turkhead Elkisr George Dumhar Kokemo and Louis J Johnson South Bend were fined 11 each after pleading guilty to speeding in Justice Whister's court this morning. The cases of Carl Blomberg and GoM Denehue Goshen were continued Blumberg pleaded not guilty while Denghue was granted a continuance.
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South Bend
Rl J. Turkhead
Elkisr
George Dumhar
Kokemo
Louis J. Johnson
Eot
Justice Whister
Carl Blomberg
Gom. Denehue
Goshen
Blumberg
Denghue
Non-Resident Tax Suit Sent To Kosicusko Court
Jerrolid Walton sues to prevent state tax collection in Etkhbart county and 2k Hart City. The case seeks about 210,000 in taxes on stocks bonds and mortgages for a six year period and is sent to Raseiuske county circuit court on a change of venue.
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Kosicusko
Jerrolid
Walton
Etkhbart County
2Khart City
Offera
Raseiuske County
Second Dunes Highway Seen Too Crowded Prompting Need
The Panes highway linking Michigan City and Chicago via Gary has just opened but is already crowded with traffic. The Chesterton Tribune reports demand for a second highway to relieve congestion and speed travel.
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Michigan City
Chicago
Gary
The
Chesterton Tribune
Young deserters surrender to police in Philadelphia
Harold Brosius aged 2 and George Prevost aged 18, both of Philadelphia, turned themselves in to Fikbart police last Friday. They say they deserted from the United States Army last April and had since wandered from the east to the west.
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Harold Brosius
George Prevost
Philadelphia
Fikbart
Unafted States Army
East Comet
War Vets to Meet for Slade Camp Officers Election
A special meeting of the Charles Slade camp No. W. Span ish-American War Veterans will be held in Redmes hall this evening to elect officers and conduct other important business.
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Charles Slade
No. W
Redmes Hall
Sanders-Egbert Company unveils transformed mill yard
More than 10 000 logs fill the Sanders Egburt mill yards as a $50 000 plant opens after testing. Logs enter from the east end after washing in a steam vat while the old mill used the west end. A modern engine crane replaces horse drawn log drawing, saving labor. The old saw mill becomes a tire storage house and the entire yard is rearranged.
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Sanders-Egbert Company
New York Central Railroad
Yellow Taxi Expands Fleet With Three New Cars
Three new taxis join the Yellow Taxi fleet in the city, signaling growth for the local cab service and offering expanded ride options for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiey
Yellow Taxi Company
Former LaGrange Man Is Killed
William Roderick a 60 year old South Bend contractor was killed when his automobile was struck by a westbound New York Central passenger train at the Kline street crossing. The wreckage and body were found near the crossing by Herman J. Myer about 3:20 pm.
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South Bend
William Roderick
New York Central
Kline Street
Hederick
Herman J. Myer
Rederick
Harrison Patten
Epworth Hospital
Train strikes man at Braden road crossing near Albion
Perry Vigler was found dead at the Braden road crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio rail line just east of Albion. He appears to have been struck by a westbound train, with death occurring Sunday morning.
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Albion Albion
Perry Vigler
Braden Road
Baltimore & Obie Railrad
Albion
Train Kills Two in INIMANA HARBOR Collision
In INIMANA HARBOR an automobile carrying LT. Nick Persons John Brazenwell and Charlies Fritz was struck by a freight train killing two occupants and injuring Fritz. The accident occurred as the group rode together in the vehicle near the city.
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Inimana Harbor
Nick Persons
John Brazenwell
Charlies Fritz
Negro Denied Parole in Elkhart Case
The state board of pardon and parole rejected clemency for Levi Wilson, a Black inmate who received a seven year sentence in Elkhart Superior Court on June 30, 1917. Wilson was implicated with two others in the shooting of Ernest Harris during a robbery at a rooming house in Elkhart on June 18, 1917.
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State Board of Pardon and Parole
Levi Wilson
Elkhart
Sminder
Wilson
Ernest Harris
Palestine Native Stephen Haboush To Lecture At Goshen High
Stephen A Haboush a Palestine native and naturalized American will lecture in Goshen High School auditorium this evening under church auspices. He spoke yesterday at the First M E B church and last night at the Church of the Brethren with large audiences. The First Presbyterian church joined the meetings at the M E church where he was well received.
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Stephen A. Haboush
Palestine
Goshen High School
Papelageru
M. EB
Church of the Brethren
First Presbyterian Church
M. EF
Tompkins Held Insane in Milwaukee Murder Case
E Ray Tompkins, charged with first degree murder in the disappearance and death of his wife Ora Belle, is found insane by a five alienist lunacy commission. He confessed to strangling her and destroying her head. authorities plan commitment to a hospital for the criminally insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
E. Ray Tompkins
Tompkin
Tompkins
Ora Belle Tompkins
Clinton
Ind
Milford widow Maria Linn-Martin Dies After Fall
Maria Linn-Martin Sr widow of Jacob Martin and mother of Alfred B. Martin of Goshen died at her Milford home at 2 o clock yesterday morning after a fall on November 23 that broke her hip. Surviving are three sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow afternoon with burial in Milford cemetery.
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Maria Linn-Martin, Sr
Jacob Martin
Alfred B. Martin
Goshen
Milford
Artin
Hethlehem
Oale
Marin
Woman Seeks Divorce After Ill and Separated Since August
A woman files for divorce listing irreconcilable separation since August 10. The petition requests relief and settlement of such matters as alimony and division of property as the case progresses in court.
Final Action on City Bond Issue
The council votes on ratifying the board of public works for a proposed 60000 bond to extend and improve the municipal water light and heat plant with petitions from over 200 residents. Opponents call the project bad business. supporters say it keeps electric rates low for the city. Wysong resigns from the board of education prompting a new appointment. Railroads plan to protest increased crossing protection and schedule changes at Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wou Fcoand
Will. Mest Agjeursnas
Gnence
Board of Public Works
Interstate Public Service Company
Wysong
Milton Wrysong
City Board of Education
South Bend
New York Central
Big Four
Fifth Street
Eddie Jackson Poses with Sparks Circus Elephant Ms Myre
Goshen press agent Eddie Jackson for Sparks circus is pictured beside Ms Myre the big elephant, in front of the show.
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Eddie Jackson
Goshen
The
Sparks’ Circus
Ms Myre
Coffin of King Tut Disclosed for First Time
Luxor Egypt Dec 17 A P report describes the open tomb shows Tutankhamuns golden coffin with blue and gold decorations. The lid curves at both ends and the hollowed top covers space between shrines while a black gilded platform supports a spangled linen pall over the second shrine.
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Luxor
Egypt
Tutenkhamun
Koretz Inquiry Tests Promoter's Missing Status
Legal probe into Leo Koretz and his Bayano River Trust Company begins in Chicago with eight hearings before referee Harry Warkin. Prosecutors plan indictments for mail fraud as authorities seek to uncover schemes that allegedly cost friends and relatives more than 5 million dollars. Koretz remains missing.
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Chicago
A. P
Leo Koretz
Bayano River Trust Company
Harry Warkin
Koretz
Found Nothing In Panama
Six Chicago men who invested in Leo Koretz’s schemes returned from Panama where Koretz sent them to inspect his oil theories and trust companies. They reported finding nothing and said Koretz urged them to spend freely on the trip with promised reimbursement.
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Panama
New York
Chicago
Leo Koretz
Santa Anna
Koretz
Koretsz
Eloquent Prose Opens With Pleasant Prospect
The passage praises a speaker who invites listeners with inviting language and vivid imagery. He offers a clear, engaging introduction rather than obscure definitions, drawing in audiences through charming phrasing and storytelling that captivates both young and old.
Fragmentary note on Raleigh era vanity and drinking
A disjointed line laments vanities and drinking during the era of Sir Walter Raleigh, contrasting other pleasures with intoxication and delight. The text reads as a rough, garbled reflection rather than a coherent narrative or report.
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Walter Raleigh
Absence Delays Opening of December Circuit Term
Judge James Drake II missed the December term due to neuralgia, with Wallace W. Meir serving as acting judge. The six week session runs to January 26, and opening business was light. George Harper reported distribution for Fred H. Loebking and was discharged after approval. Harvey Werner and LaVern Green pleaded guilty to petit larceny in Nappanee, fined five dollars each, six months suspended for good behavior. case appealed from Justice S. S. Whisler.
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James&. Drake
Dirett
Wallace W. Meir
George Harper
George, Garda
Fred H.loebking
Beye
Harvey Werner
LaVern Green
Nappanee
Mehl
Nappaneek
S. S. Whisler
State road bids expected from Seaman Construction
The Seaman Construction company of this city will bid on several state roads with proposals to be opened by the state highway commission starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman Construction Compny
State Highway Commission
Ship Wreck Toll Rises With 10 Feared Lost
In Marshfield Oregon on December 17, the steam schooner C. A. Smith ran aground on Coos Bay north jetty. Seven men clung to the wreck and were rescued, while ten others are believed dead after attempting to abandon in a lifeboat as the life saving crew prepared to shoot a line aboard. The vessel carried 24 crew members.
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Marshfield
Oregon
C. A. Smith
Coos Bay
Corn Popping Explosion Mechanism in Starchy Cells
The text explains corn popping as an explosion from starch expansion under pressure. The starch granules are embedded in a cellular matrix that contains the force. During popping, starch hydrolyzes, moisture is lost, and cellular structure is obliterated in the endosperm.
Invest In A Few Smiles Daily For Lasting Interest
A brief note urges regular smiles to yield ongoing returns in mood and social harmony, suggesting daily positivity compounds like interest. The message emphasizes small acts creating lasting goodwill and personal well being.
Manager Named in President Coolidge Race
A campaign manager is named for President Calvin Coolidge in the run for the White House. Details on strategy and party support are outlined as the race heats up with key endorsements and upcoming events.
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Coolidge
Obregon Builds Western Forces to Crush Uprising
Dispatches report President Obregon has organized western units for the drive on the rebel stronghold ofGuadalajara and shows focus on the east where Vera Cruz rebels threaten Mexico City. Government movements are unclear but Vera Cruz headquarters claim successes as rebels hold Puebla and Cuautla. Cuautla lies 43 miles southeast of the capital. Obregon’s private secretary says the president is confident the uprising will be quickly quelled.
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EL Paso
Tex
Obregon
Mexico
Guadalapara
Vera Cruz
Puebla City
Cuautla
Mexico City
Tifres
Americans Detained in Mexico City Telegram Report Says
In San Antonio on December 17 a telegram to Judge L H Camp says a large number of Americans are detained in Mexico City by President Obregon to avoid contact with rebel forces. The message notes they are not in danger and may exit if safe.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico City
Obregon
L. H. Camp
Mexico unrest worries Texas rail and business leaders
In San Antonio on December 17 officials from railroads and major industries express concern over Mexico's ongoing troubles. They fear renewed trade complications if the revolution continues for an extended period, affecting transport and commercial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Steam Fights Oil Field Fires in West
In Western oil fields steam is used to fight fires that threaten vast property as oil gushers ignite. Boil ers stand ready and sand embankments contain spills while jets of live steam smother flames in the heart of the blaze, saving millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Young girl studies art in New York with strict roommate
A sixteen year old arrives in New York to study art and shares a room with a strict Spaniard. The girl describes life in the city as exciting yet intolerable, noting the Spaniard’s proper modesty and conservative clothing. The exchange hints at temptations and possible romantic scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sun and Globe
Australian inspector shelters from storm in rocky tunnel
An Australian government inspector traveling in the northern territory sought shelter in a tunnel amid a fierce storm. The tunnel described as about 190 yards long and 20 feet wide provided a refuge from the perilous weather.
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Northern Territory
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Dew
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Niles
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Meredith
Miss Maud Younger
California
National Womans Party
Charles E. Curtis
Kansas
Congress
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Billboard
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