Henry Watterson Dies in Florida Veteran Editor
Henry Watterson longtime Louisville journalist and editor died in Jacksonville Florida after a heart attack at age 86. Survived by wife and daughter he spent his final weeks in Florida and discussed his career with doctors and family. He helped shape the Courier Journal and the consolidation that created the Courier Journal.
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Ford Rate Reduction Denied in Interstate Freight Fight
A garbled report notes opposition to a proposed rate reduction amid freight and railroad policy debates. References to President, Toledo, and various parties imply an intercity or interstate dispute over pricing, fees, and regulatory action, with mentions of specific figures and entities.
Goshen Editor Weds in Harbert Mich Today
The Goshen News editor Mr. Mealey officiated a wedding in Harbert Michigan today. Rev Doe presided at the ceremony for Mrs. Moevie and a local groom. The couple plans to reside at the Selasco home after returning tonight.
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Shortest Day of the Year Noted in Local Record
A brief item notes Teulay as the shortest day of the year and mentions engraving activity and social updates tied to the Democrat.
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Officials Charged With Murder in Taxi Driver Death
In Austin Texas six men including former ranger McNeibal Woo Mayberry and detective Young McNeile face murder and assault charges after the taxi driver Pedar Chayton was shot near the Austin Ku Klux Klan hill. Nitschke accuses Childress and Barnes Blunt of being in the same car during the shooting. Investigations continue as hearings are set for January 0 for examining trials.
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Denial Stance On Kennedy Killing Case Publicly Voiced
The defense maintains Burch did not kill Kennedy and claims insanity. Depositions from the defendant's relatives including Dora Mc Burch and AlHe Gale Cstyle were read as part of the phase denying Poureh's involvement. The defense argues efforts to prove Burch's guilt were not supported and would continue.
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Kiwanis Club Feeds Needy Boys in Goshen
Fifty Goshen boys were treated to a noon dinner at the Alderman hotel in the annual Kiwanis event. Special music and remarks by W. T. Duker, J. L. Heefner, and President X. F. Spehn were on the program. Tomorrow morning each boy will receive a Christmas clothing package at home.
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Two Christmas Shoppers Killed In Store Explosion
Two women died and two remained hospitalized after a Wright Wright furniture store basement gas leak caused a Christmas shop explosion. Six injured included five women with one later reported in serious condition. Names identified as Gertrude Schecter and Barbara Carlini, with other victims awaiting confirmation. Search resumed at daybreak for missing shoppers.
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Democrat Title Contest Attracts Widespread Attention
Readers submit many titles for the Democrat contest with questions for proper captions. A photo and full partitions governing the contest appear on page seven. Entries come from Cheshen and distant points as the paper reaches readers in several states. The unnamed picture suits the holiday season.
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Goshen Man Injured in Elkhart Factory Fall
GW Butler of Goshen suffered elbow injuries after a fall from a ladder in an Elkhart factory on Wednesday. Local authorities reported the incident and the man was treated for injuries.
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Weather in Indiana: Rain, Snow and Warmer Tonight
A weather update for Indiana indicates rain mixed with snow tonight followed by warmer conditions Friday. Roads may be slick during precipitation transitions and temperatures rise late in the week.
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Acceptance of France and Italy at Washington Conference
France and Italy formally accepted American proposals on capital ship limits at the Washington Conference. The morning session delayed talk on auxiliary craft, submarines, and cruisers until an afternoon meeting. Hughes awaited Briand's message as France prepared instructions for the discussion.
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Dry New Year Threatens Chicago Liquor Supply
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes said safeguards on withdrawals reduced the domestic illicit liquor supply by a large percent and a gentlemens agreement checked smuggling at the border. He described a Christmas greeting to enforcement agents as things go well despite propaganda obstacles.
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Prohibition Raids Continue as Chicagoprepares for New Year
Chicago authorities led by Chief Fitzmorris step up raids and court actions in a citywide drive to curb liquor traffic. He declares Chicago is fairly dried up today and will be even drier on New Year’s Eve.
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Elkhart Council Elects New School Board Member
The Elkhart City council on Wednesday evening elected Fred Gambler to the school board to succeed Mrs Heen Beardsley.
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Works Board Approves Preliminary Lighting and Sewer Assessments
The works board in weekly session confirmed preliminary assessments on the Huron and West Pike street sewer and the South Main street lighting system. Property owners attended with few objections as City Engineers reported on Murray street bridge repairs and a permit was granted for a South Main drug store sign. The Woolworth Five and Ten store sought removal of a sign, Chief John Rignes will investigate, and the meeting set for next Thursday aims to be the best yet. The new board will take office at year’s start replacing two retiring members.
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Christmas Eve Pageant At Court House Square
Readers are invited to a Christmas Eve pageant at the Main Street entrance of the court house. Performers include groups of carolers and 600 participants in costumes. The program features nativity scenes, shepherds, wise men, and carols such as The First Noel and We Three Kings as candlelit scenes unfold on the court house square.
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Irish Republican Army Chief Sparks Treaty Debate
Dublin dispatch reports Richard Mulcahy, chief of staff of the Irish Republican Army, urging acceptance of the treaty amid mixed views from supporters. Sessions ran late as opinions clashed over ratification, with some backing and others opposing the pact and shared tensions across the political scene.
Mail plane forced to land near New Paris
A mail plane piloted by Jones from west bound Ind broke a meter case causing a forced landing on Ames Meters farm three miles northeast of New Paris at four o clock Wednesday afternoon. There was no damage to the plane and it was sent to Chicago on Wabash train No 3. the pilot followed on the same train.
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