Dawes to Head Committee on German Finances
Paris December 21 The reparations commission plans to offer Charles G Dawes of the United States the presidency of the committee to examine German finances An American will lead the main expert committee to investigate Germany resources and finances Dawes and Owen J Young of New York were approved for invitations with other delegates to be named later
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Paris
A. P
Reparation Commission
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Germany
General Dawes
Owen J. Young
New York
Dawes Named to Head German Finances Commission
Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes, chosen by the reparations commission to lead the committee assessing German finances, is praised for his banking and public service background. A Chicago banker and former director of the budget under Harding, he served in France 1917 to 1919 as chairman of the general purchasing board. Dawes offered no comment on the commission’s decision.
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Chocago
Charles G. Dawes
Geran
Seal
Chicago
France
General Purchasing Board
Harding
Dawes
Democrat Carriers to Have Xmas Treat at Jefferson
The Greshen Democrat will host a Christmas theatre party for two carrier boys and substitute carriers this Sunday afternoon at the Jefferson. Sacks of holiday candy will be distributed among all of the carriers in line with the Democrats annual custom.
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Greshen Democrat
Jefferson
Court News Inheriganes and Will Prebate Docket
Court actions include Inheriganes tax in Vinseilla Miller estate and a $180 fine for Al Myers. Complaints filed in assumpsit Virgil Piteman. Abner Garner suit seeks $164. Proceedings involve change of judge in Elkhart injunction case against Matilda Rowe. Will of Amanda Thayer prebated. executor Clarence Gardner named. multiple heirs listed. Inheritance tax assessed on Michael Lyoch estate. sale of real estate to Catherine Holtzinger for 1900. Judge Drake set Wed Jan 2 for circuit court petit jury with six extra jurors drawn.
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Vinseilla Miller
Charfes al Myers
Assumpsit
Virgil Piteman
Gas Wo Dausman
Matilda Rowe
Elkhart
Thomas DesShone Todart
J. S. Drake
Alvin A. Goodwin
Wilson H. Dennison
Hugh B. Holman
Redo
E. Plummer
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Will
Amanda Thayer
Maude Kester
Verne Gardner
Clarence Gardner
Michael Lyoch
William J
Elie E. Lynch
Salem Bank and Trust Co. Admr
David B
Partner Killed By Toledo Street Car
Fred G. Rosenfeld, South Bend and Chicago, a general manager and buyer for Sailor Bros. syndicate stores, was instantly killed when struck by a Toledo street car. Louis Schwartz, Toledo, Rosenfeld’s partner, was fatally injured and died minutes later. Rosenfeld’s body was taken to Chicago for burial.
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South Bend
Fred G. Rosenfeld
Chicago
Sailor Bros
Louis Schwartz
Toledo
Rosenfeld
Schwartz
Swine and Sheep Breeders Meet in Elkhart County
Twenty five swine and sheep breeders gathered yesterday afternoon at the office of county agricultural agent Charles A. Jackson. Claude Harper and James R. Wiley of Purdue university extension department spoke. Medals awarded to J C Enders S E Weaver and Clyde Kauffman were formalized. Breeders discussed plans for 124.
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Elkhart County
Charles A. Jackson
Claude Harper
James R. Wiley
Purdue University Extension — Department
J.C. Enders
S. E. Weaver
Clyde Kauffman
Four New Paris Stores Robbed. Burglars Leave Clueless
Thieves entered four New Paris businesses—Tarman and Mishler general store Reynolds drug store Ernest L Cline grocery and New Paris bakery—by forced rear doors and stole small sums, pennies, and confectionery. Investigation suggests youths, with minor stove use and a lunch break noted. Also theft of 80,000 cigarettes from G E Bursley Co. in Elkhart reported.
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New Paris
Tarman & Mishler
Robert A. Reynolds Drug Store
Ernest L. Cline
Tarman & Mishheler
Reynolds Place
G. E. Bursley & Co
Lexington Avenue
Elkhart
Britain Moves Toward Restoring Trade with Russia
London report cites Westminster Gazette saying Britain plans recognition of Russia and reopening of full trade relations soon after the Baldwin ministry leaves office. The note comes as the United States maintains a hard line against the Soviet government.
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London
United States
Westminister Gazette
Russia
Baldwin
Saustad and Companion to Enter Guilty Pleas
Fadware J. Sailstad and Dorothy Anderson, his companion for three and a half years, will plead guilty to arson charges before Judge Archibald McKay in Superior Wisconsin.
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Superior
Wis
Fadware J. Sailstad
Dorothy Anderson
Archibald McKay
Handsome Gift From Independent Coal Company
The Independent Coal company J. and Baker has distributed an exceptionally handsome calendar thermometer to its patrons as a Christmas present.
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Independent Coal Company
J. & Baker
No Rural Delivery Christmas Day Schedule
No rural mail delivery on Christmas Day. City carriers will provide a morning delivery.
Russia Denies Link To American Workers Party
In Washington a Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry into Soviet propaganda in the United States unfolds after the holidays. Officials dispute claims of a sharp line between the Soviet government and the Communist International while Senator Borah urges recognizing the Soviet state as the basis for the probe.
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Moscow
Aniihegin
American Workers Party
Russia
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
United States
America
Communist International
State Départment
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Goshen lodge holds annual Christmas party
Fighty members of Goshen lodge No. Ts of BPOE attended the annual Christmas party last evening in the club rooms. A turkey dinner was served before the regular meeting.
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Goshen Lodge No. Ts
Will of Aaron S Cripe probate in circuit court
The will of Aaron S. Cripe of this city, who died on the 6th, was probated in the circuit court today. The estate totals $900 in personal property and $17,500 in real estate, bequeathed to widow Amanda Cripe as executrix in fee simple, with future shares to daughters Myrtle Bigler and Ethel Fryoan. If the widow remarries, the estate is divided equally among her and the daughters. The will was made on Oct. 7, last.
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Aaron S. Cripe
Amanda Cripe
Myrtle
Bigler
EL Ethel Fryoan
Goshen Schools Dismissed For Holiday Break In 1923
Goshen city schools closed after noon for the annual holiday vacation and will reopen Wednesday morning January 2. Christmas programs were held this afternoon. Lost something ad appears in Democrat notices.
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Goshen
Modernists win in Bible debate in New York
Rev Potter, representing the negative, won the debate on the Bible as the infallible word of God but judges based their decision on presentation. John Roach Straton argued the Bible as a divine code given by God, while Potter argued it is inaccurate historically and scientifically and contains contradictions.
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New York
Dee
A. P
Thebeteen
Potter
West Side ‘Unitarian Church
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Dr. Straten
I O F County Meet Draws 130 In Odg Fellows Hall
The county meeting of I O O F lodges gathered 130 attendees in Odg Fellows hall. Speakers included District Deputy Trsen of Elkhart Dr Bunyan of Jeffersonville Samuel Pease of Bristol Fred Warren of Nappanee Clarence Wreong of Benton and A C Mehl and Myron J Rhoads of Goshen. An elaborate banquet followed and two candidates were initiated by the Elkhart degree team. The next county gathering is set for Benton on January 18 with a planned meeting in Elkhart in February.
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I. O
Odg Fellows Hall
Trsen
Elkhart
Dr. Bunyan
Jeffersonville
Samuel Pease
Bristol
Fred Warren
Nappanee
Clarence Wreong
Benton
A. C. Mehl
Myron J
Dusts
Pleads Not Guilty to Nonsupport in Circuit Court
Amos Yoder, brought from White Pigeon, pleaded not guilty before Judge James Drake in circuit court to nonsupport. After arraignment a second charge of assault and battery was filed, with Yoder jailed. His bail was set at $400 in each case. the alleged victim, Katie, is in the county infirmary.
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Amos Yoder
Eee
White Pigeon
James
Drake
Katie
Prohibition Bureau Proposed Under Treasury Department
Washington December 21 The plan proposes creating a Treasury Prohibition Bureau to enforce laws with a personal director reporting only to Secretary Mellen. The bureau would replace enforcement under the internal revenue commissioner and be led by a commissioner responsible to the secretary.
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Washington
A. P
Prohibition
Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Congress
Mellen
Leviathan Grounding Shocks New York Harbor
The Leviathan, flagship of the American merchant fleet, grounded on Robins Reef in New York Harbor while inbound from Cherbourg. Tugs were summoned with no immediate effect. Boden also reported ashore in Gravesend Bay as haze hung over the harbor. The Leviathan will head to Boston dry dock after passengers are landed for repairs.
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New York
Cherbourg
Robins Reef
New York Harbor
Hner
Boden
Gravesend Bay
Narrows
Boston
One Dead And Two Dying From Kokomo Fire
A blaze at a Kokomo Indiana home killed Charles Reolo aged 30 and left Leo Zambuto and John Parise fatally burned. Pasquae Margo remains in serious condition while Zambuto's wife two children and her sister were saved.
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Kokomo
Ind
A. P.i
Charles Reolo
Leo Zambuto
John Parise
Pasquae Margo
Zambuto
Fire injures many as blaze hits Russell Mock. damage about 100000
In Muskegon on December 21 a fire at the Russell Mock caused heavy damage estimated around 100000. More than twenty firefighters were overcome while battling the blaze.
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Muskegon, Mich
Jury Deliberating in Fos Klux Case Near Verdict
In Atlanta Georgia the jury in the Philip Fos Kas Klux agent and educator murder case had not reached a verdict by mid afternoon after starting deliberations before 11 o clock the night before.
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Atlanta
Philip
Fos
Ka Klux
Mr and Mrs Vettes Found Guilty in Sore Case
In Soree, December 21, Mr and Mrs Vettes were found guilty after a courtroom verdict. The case details are limited in the readable text but indicate a notable conviction for the couple.
Barnhart Contemplates Democratic Governor Run in Indiana
Henry A. Barnhart of Rochester, former congressman and Indiana Telephone Association president, is discussed as a potential Democratic candidate for governor. In a letter responding to inquiries, he says he would limit spending and reduce boards and commissions if elected, stressing the next term would be an earnest workingman’s job and likely demanding strict fiscal restraint.
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Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Congress
Thirtenth
Indiana
Indiana Telephone Association
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis
Barnhart
Mild And Unsettled Weather To Continue In Indiana
Indianapolis December 21 The winter season appears to bring no change to Indiana's mild and unsettled weather foreseen by J J Armington of the U S Weather Bureau Foggy and misty conditions are expected tonight and tomorrow with some rain likely Winter officially begins at 245 pm Saturday
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Indianapolis
Indiana
J. J.armington
U. S
Mr. Armington
Mexican Rebellion Reported Shifting Toward Settlement
Dispatches from Vera Cruz indicate a less belligerent phase in the Mexican uprising. General Guadalupe Sachez travels to Esperanza to confer with rebel leaders in Puebla and Oaxaca on terminating the conflict as President Obregon suspends recruiting for federals.
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EL Paso
Tex
A. P
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guadalupe Sachez
Adolfo de la Huerta
Esperanza
Puebla
Oaxaca
de la Huerta
Obregon
Demands Of Greek Republicans Refused By Premier
In Athens premier Gonatas rejected Republican demands to hand power to them citing that the government would stay in place until the national assembly convenes and elects its president.
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Athens
A. P
Gonatas
National Assembly
Dismiss Murder Charge Against Dora Hartsough
Deputy Prosecutor Harry F. Vernon moved to dismiss the murder charge against Dora Hartsough after a newborn in a vault behind her home was found dead. The circuit court released her from jail due to insufficient evidence and public sentiment against prosecution. Her sisters in Chicago are arranging for private schooling for her.
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Harry F. Vernon
Munder
Dora Hartsough
Miss Hartsough
Vernon
George W. Plumb Dies After Week of Ill Health
George W. Plumb, 67, longtime resident, died at 9 30 p m at his home 2 Wilden Avenue following a week of complications. He was born in Ohio and came to this city later. Survived by children Miss Grace Plumb Mrs Harry Parker Florid Plumb and Mrs Lew Fuller three grandchildren and a sister Mrs Lantz Miller of South Bend The funeral will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at the home Rev F S Knowles of St Mark s M E Church officiating Burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery
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George W. Plumb
Wilden Avenue
Pas
Mr. Plumb
Ohio
Mary Plumb
Grace Plumb
Harry Parker
White Company Plans Move After Fire Damages Goshen Building
The White Manufacturing company will vacate its two story frame building on New York Central ground at Ninth street and Lincoln avenue after a fire. Insurance provided 5100 for repairs, but the firm seeks new quarters, possibly another Goshen building or relocation, and may rent or raze the damaged structure to meet expansion needs.
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White Manufacturing Company
New York Central Railroad
Ninth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Goshen
Rotary Club Holds Christmas Party at Hotel Alderman
The Goshen Rotary club held its annual Christmas party at the Hotel Alderman noon time. Santa Claus assisted by Martin Y. Stare sorted gifts in the gift area as arrangements were made.
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Goshen
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Saustad
Workers Party
Koretz
Karl Reiland
St. Georges Episcopal Church
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the
Rnscenmen
Leighton Parks
St. . Bartholmew’s Episcopal ‘Church
Manning
ODD Fellows
Aati Gaily Ererenet Senlne
Peers Zee
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury Department
S. S. Leviathan
Monster
Philp E. Fox
Siaeet
Art Ripe
Traine Seloi
President Obregon
White Company
Rotary Club
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