Draft of Peace Treaty to Turks Set for Saturday
Lausanne Dec 19 The complete draft peace treaty from the Near East conference will be presented to the Turks on Saturday. The session on the straits adjourned at 2 pm with no agreement, Turkish delegates conciliatory while Russian opposed. Lord Curzon warned the final meeting must decide straits issues. Russia's Tchitcherin pressed for restraint and US interpretation of envoy mercy passages.
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Lausanne
Lord Curzon
Tchitcherin
Russia
United States
Black Sea
Daugherty Impeachment Moves Slowly With Keller Absent
In Washington on December 19 the House Judiciary Committee pressed impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty as the absence of key prosecutor Rep Keller of Minnesota slowed hearings. Republicans Woodruff of Michigan and Johnson of South Dakota attended by invitation. Johnson cited earlier war fraud charges against the War Department, while Woodruff said he was not prepared to proceed.
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Washington
Associated Press
Representative Keller
Rep
Minnesota
House
Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Woodruff
Michigan
Johnson
South Dakota
Woolstead
War Department
Sinclair Refining Company backs out of Goshen plans
The Sinclair Refining Company of Chicago will not enter Goshen after the common council refused petitions to locate stations at Lincoln avenue and Fifth street and at Pike and Second streets. Agents cited option on the Washington and Third streets site will not be closed as the company declines proceeding with the plan. An agent from another oil firm recently inspected the Dembufsky-Lewis property.
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Sinclair Refining Company of
Chicago
Goshen Field
Common Council
Lincoln Avenue
Fifth Street
Pike and
Second Streets
Sinclair Company
Sol Dembufsky
Samuel L. Lewis
Washington and
Third Streets
Dembufsky-Lewis
Fort Wayne Industrialist John H. Bass Dies at 87
John H. Bass 87 longtime Fort Wayne resident and head of a Bass foundry died at his Brookside home from nephritis. A prominent Democrat he served as an 1888 Indiana delegate to the national convention that renominated Grover Cleveland and was a presidential elector. Survived by his wife and daughter Mrs Gaylord M. Leslie of Fort Wayne.
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John H. Bass
Bass Foundry
Fort Wayne
Brookside
Bass
Indiana
Grover Cleveland
Gaylord M. Leslie
County Council and Commissioners Talk Contracts for 1923 Supplies
In a special session, the board of commissioners invited the county council to join in a joint meeting on Thursday December 28 to award contracts for 1923 county supplies and settle this year’s business.
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Board of Commissioners
County Council
Coldest Winter Weather Record Falls At Nine Below
The reading shows nine degrees below zero, marking the coldest stretch of the season. Officials report a harsh cold spell affecting residents and services as temperatures plummet across the region.
Two Young Automobile Thieves Face Fines and Suspended Terms
Paul Hadley and Clarence Hadley of Huntington Indiana pleaded guilty to taking possession of a vehicle without permission. Both were fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 90 days at the penal farm, suspended on good behavior and payment of fines. The Ford touring car stolen from Joe Zolinger’s business district was recovered for the younger brother. Paul was captured later in Warsaw. Their father is a longtime Huntington resident and former deputy sheriff.
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Paul Hadley
Clarence Hadley
Huntington
Ind
Joe Zollinger
Paul
Warsaw
Hunntington
City Provides Lodging for Transients in City Hall Basement
During severe cold, the city furnishes lodging for displaced people without funds. They may sleep in the basement of city hall. Five persons were sheltered last night. The building will be ready for occupancy by February 1.
Convicts Testify in Brunen Case at Mount Holly
Five shackled inmates from Trenton prison testified for the defense of Mrs Doris Brunen and her brother Harry Mohr in the John Brunen killing case. They described Powell as raving in his Burlington jail cell while prosecutors seek to prove Powell was sane when confessing.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Associated Press
Trenton
Doris Brunen
Harry C. Mohr
John T. Brunen
Riverside
Charles M. Powell
Brunen
Judge Hand Liquor Ships Decision Attacked in Brief
Former Attorney General George W. Wickersham filed a 100 page brief in the Supreme Court challenging Federal Judge Hand of New York for ruling that foreign vessels cannot bring intoxicating liquors into U S territorial waters. The document reviews foreign laws on carriage of alcohol by ships.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hand
New York
United States
Supreme Court
George W. Wickersham
First Carload of Bank Building Stone Unloaded
The first carload of Bedford stone for the City National Bank building was unloaded today. It arrived last week from Bedford via Otis. Additional shipments are expected soon. Griffeth Construction of Oak Park TL is the general contractor and will begin laying stone when weather permits. Rosx Greenawalt transfer line handles unloading.
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Bedford
City National Bank
Otis
Griffeth Construction Company
Oak Park
Rosx Greenawalt
Mrs C G Schaefer to Celebrate 83rd Birthday
Mrs C G Schaefer of 408 South Main street will celebrate her 83rd birthday Thursday December 21. She is in poor health and has lived in Goshen since moving there at age 18.
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C. G. Schaefer
South Main Street
Schaefer
Goshen
Capper Weekly subsidy attack questioned by shipping board head
Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board challenged Capper’s Weekly questionnaire claims on the ship subsidy bill. He said the paper’s assertions that the government would sell a war built merchant fleet for 200 million dollars, lend 125 million to recondition ships, and pay 750 million in subsidies over 10 years are inaccurate. He cited existing law setting a 125 million construction fund and urged correction to avoid misleading readers.
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Washington
Capper
Senator Capper
Republican
Kansas
Farm Bloc
Chairman Lasker
Shipping Board
Lasker
Mr. Lasker
Movement favors harsher penalties for Prohibition violations
Administration officials after a White House meeting with 14 governors advocate stricter enforcement and longer prison terms for liquor law violations. Indiana weighs a bill to set a minimum sentence of 30 days per conviction, while the Indiana Municipal League backs imprisonment as a penalty. In Washington state, snow-driven raids result in moonshine arrests and seizure of stills and liquor.
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Washington
Associated Lpress
Harding
White House
Prohibition
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana Municipal League
Assassination Plot Probed as Officials Detained in Warsaw
Warsaw reports government efforts to uncover a murder plot against President Narutowicz continue with searches and arrests of nationalists and many high officers. Extraordinary security measures heightened in the capital and mining districts as the country mourns the late president. The government orders crepe armbands worn for six weeks.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Narutowicz
Pilsudski Seen Potential Polish Presidency Candidate
Dispatches from Paris indicate Marshal Pilsudski may run for Poland’s presidency after Narutowicz’s assassination. His intervention to curb nationalist reprisals strengthens his position and could yield a majority in the national assembly without appearing the candidate of a single party. He delayed a candidacy to avoid factional backlash.
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Paris
Marshal Pilsudski
Poland
Narutowicz
National Assembly
No Clue Found In $200,000 Robbery At Denver Mint
Denver police failed after eighteen hours and questions with 16 suspects to identify the bandits who robbed a federal reserve bank truck of $200,000 in currency. Guard Charles T. Linton was fatally wounded in a gun fight in front of the U S mint.
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Denver Mint
Denver
Colo
Associated Vpress
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Mint
Charles T. Linton
Complications in Witt Estate Spark Court Ruling Seekers
Elizabeth Tetzlaff, 14, wounded in the Witt residence shooting, is housed with Rev. Karl Mueller as guardianship questions loom. Louis K. Witt died after the incident. his will and heirship disputes cloud an estate valued at 6 000 to 7 000 dollars with potential real estate and cash for Elizabeth or Witt siblings and other relatives.
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Elizabeth Tetzlaff
Louis K. Witt
Witt
Karl A. Mueller
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mueller
Elkhart Circuit Court
Ed. Tetzlaff
Miss Tetzlaff
Wanda Tetzlaff-Witt
Mr. Witt
Salem Bank and Trust Company
William A. Wilthide
Wanda Tetzlaff- Witt
Germany
Wanda Tetzlaff
Lloyd I. Burris
Deahl & Deahl
Elizabeth Tetschaff
Indiana Weather Report Predicts Light Snow North Area
Government thermometer reading by 8 W Witmer reports 24 hours to noon with Indiana forecast generally fair tonight and Wednesday. possible light snow in extreme north portion. temperatures rise expected.
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Indiana
Death of Charles Pendleton Shoup in Evanston
Word reached Charles M. Shoup that his grandson Charles Pendleton Shoup died in Evanston Hospital at 1:00 this morning. He was born October 25. Mr. Shoup left for Chicago today.
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Charles M. Shoup
Charles Pendleton Shoup
Paul Shoup
Chicago
Evanston Hospital
Mr. Shoup
Petit Jury Called by Judge Drake for January 2 1922
Circuit court judge James S. Drake ordered the convening of a petit jury on January 2 1922 and called for the drawing of 17 additional jurors.
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James S. Drake
Circuit Court
Petit Jury
Survivors Of Reliance Near Sault Ste. Marie
The tug Reliance wreck survivors are en route as tugs Gray and Favorite reach Sault Ste. Marie. Four men lost toes, one near death from exposure. Captain John McPherson and three others are dead after the vessel struck a rock near the Lizard Islands on Lake Superior.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Associated Press
Gray
Favorite
Reliance
Lizard Islands
Lake Snperior
John McPherson
Fred Regan
Gus Johns
Jack Hartens
Hartens
Pensioners to Get Increases In Civil War Pensions
Washington December 19 Veterans of the Civil War widows of veterans and Civil War nurses face higher pensions under the Bursum pension bill after conference committee agreement. Veterans rise from 30 to 72 dollars widows from 30 to 50 dollars and nurses from 30 to 350 dollars with final action hoped before Christmas.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate
House
Bursum
Republican
New Mexico
Ford And Overland Collide At Street Intersection
A Ford owned and driven by Wesley Larson of Milford and an Overland owned and driven by Ray Bigler of Goshen collided at Fifth street and Madison boulevard. Both drivers escaped injury. Larson said the Overland struck his car. The Ford was towed to Goshen Motor Sales garage for repairs.
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Ford
Wesley Larson
Milford
Overland
Ray Bigler
Goshen
Fifth Street
Madison Boulevard
Larson
Goshen Motor
Auto license plates to be issued here in Goshen
Mrs. Harriet Campbell of the Hoosier State Automobile Association will visit Goshen on Thursday January 4 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Gilbert-Stoller Co. garage to take applications for 19 license plates. Applicants must bring title certificate, application and cash fee. Plates will be delivered the next day, as the association cooperates with the secretary of state to reduce Elkhart congestion.
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Harriet Campbell
Hoosier State Automobile Ase’n
Elkhart
Goshen
Gilbert-Stoller Co
South Main Street
The
Auto Association
Secretary of State’s
Missing Air Mail Pilot Found Alive and Well
Air Mail Pilot Henry G. Boonstra, missing since last Friday after his blizzard route to Rock Springs Wyoming, was found alive and well at a ranch four miles southeast of the wrecked plane site. Advices from air mail officials in Salt Lake City report the recovery.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Air Mail
Henry G. Boonstra
Rock Springs
Wyo
Goshen Stores to Open Evenings for Christmas Rush
For Christmas shoppers Goshen retail stores will stay open evenings starting Wednesday of this week. The plan aims to boost holiday sales and provide extra shopping hours before Christmas.
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Goshen’s
Executions in Ireland for Railway Interference
In Dublin four railway workers and three laborers were executed for interfering with trains in County Kildare. Captured November 13, they were tried by a military court and put to death at 8 36 this morning.
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Dublin
Associated Press
County Kildare
Free State
Republican Army
Stephen White
Patrick Bagnel
Kildare
Joseph Johnston
Patrick Mangan
James O'Connor
Bansha
Tipperary
Patrick Nolan
Rathbride
Brian Moore
Firing In Cork Shakes Northern Suburbs
Heavy two hour bombardment last night in Cork's northern suburbs caused one civilian to be severely wounded as republicans fired machine guns in the area.
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Cork
Reward Offered For Clara Phillips Capture
Los Angeles authorities and media outlets announce a $3,000 reward for the recapture of Clara Phillips, the murderess who escaped from the Los Angeles County Jail. The bounty breakdown includes $250 from Sheriff William S. Traeger, $750 from the county board of supervisors, and $2,000 from the Los Angeles Examiner.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Clara Phillips
William S. Traeger
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles Examiner
Liberati to Conduct High School Band Here Thursday
Liberati the renowned bandmaster visits Jefferson theatre for two concerts with Goshen High School band led by Cecil Brown. Speranza, a European pianist, accompanies him. they stay at Alderman hotel. Popular numbers and Liberati originals highlight the program. Prices set low in Goshen though other cities charge high admission. Inheritance tax set for two estates in court: Hartman $522.19 on $55,201.75. More $147.58 on $18,759.07. Hartman died April 20 and More May 3.
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Liberati
Jefferson Theatre
Goshen
Gohen High School
Cecil Brown
Speranza
Alderman Hotel
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
James S. Drake
Jacob Hartman
Jacob More
Hartman
Mr. More
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Sinclair Refining Company
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Tacoma
Wash
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Congress
Underwood & Underwood
George H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
John Philip May
Maryland
Pilsudski
L. K. Witt Estate
Ford and
Ireland
Belfast
Dail Eireann
Rory O'Connor
Liam Mellowes
Sean Hales
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