Hastings Corp Restraints Sidecar Case Before Judge
Hastings Corp seeks restraint against New York sidecar operation. Judge Anderson grants an application by Goshen Company to advance the merits of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhillan, Beck & Company of
New York
Istianapolin
Dec
AJ HO Adderson
Hastings Manufacturing Corporation
Goshen
Bock & Campans
Paterd
James Goulding
Melbourne
Australia
Hoastlegs Manufacturing Corporation
Gelding
Covmcern
Sicilian Beck & Company
Othe Pastis Corporation
Ina
Dodge Anderson
Thas Goulding
Hastings Corporation
No White Christmas Expected as Ice Covers Roads
Weather agencies warned of a likely ice and rain pattern across the eastern states with snow unlikely in the Mississippi River region. Hazardous pavement conditions caused by recent precipitation led to multiple accidents, including Jennie Simmons breaking her left wrist and Frank Kelly suffering a sprained ankle after slips on icy sidewalks.
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Washington
Cada
Rodaaft
Christus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Amy Reimainins
Jennie Simnons
Plant
Ab Kuata
David Plant
Frank Kelly
South Seventh Street
Merchants Bank Suspended in Montgomery
The Merchants Bank of Montgomery suspended operations today and its affairs were placed in the hands of H. H. Montgomery, superintendent of the state banking department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Ala
Merchants Bank
H. H. Montgomery
Ginte Banking Department
Four Austin Officers Declare Innocence on Murder Charge
Four Austin officers charged in the killing of taxi driver Peeler Chiyton say they acted in self defense. Police Sgt. Edo Nitschke relayed their statements to the chief, naming Bassett Miles J F Young J L McNeill and WoEl Mayberry as others previously charged, while most charges were dropped.
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Austin
Associated Presa
Tex
Edo KR
Nitsebke
Peeler" Chiyton
Vna
Ku Klux Klan
Nitschke
Griffin
Bassett Miles
J. F. Young
J.L. McNeill
Wo EL Mayberry
Camp
Mabry
Chariel
Nitsehke
Iim.e
Search Underway for O Connor Based on Clues
Police and detectives probe a reported clue tied to a local man named Connor. Michael Titwhes, chief of detectives, orders an investigation into a suspected crime linked to a Mohngaes group and a street address mentioned in tips.
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Choc Agh
Deeni
Michael Titwhes
Pas
Fay
Unable to Locate Women Rioters After Contested Demonstrations
Reported search for women rioters yielded no arrests or suspects. Authorities cite ongoing investigations and note limited actionable leads amid dispersed protests and surveillance efforts across affected districts.
Union Leaders Set Rules for Miner Wage Talks in 14th District
The United Mine Workers of America press claims President will preside at the district convention. Officials outline demands for wage increases, daily hours, and union dues collection while stressing the need for improved wages for miners and related workers amid ongoing contract talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthdelin & Lewis
Gnternafoccil
Tl United Ming Workers of America
Htilied Teathet Paestdernt
Oper Iennaey Fy
Todas
Trieors
Owas
Harvey Church Found Guilty in Double Murder Case
Associated Press report says Harvey Church was found guilty of murdering two automobile delivery workers. He was sentenced to death after the jury convicted him of killing Carl Asmus and Bernd Daugherty during a delivery arranged to purchase a car.
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Harvey Church
Carl Asmus
Bernand Daugherty
Aoear
Bee Man Woo Mars Speaks to Rotarians About Bees
Woo Mars of this city addressed the Rotarians at their noon meeting on the topic Bees. The club made its annual distribution of Christmas dinner baskets to the city’s needy during the event.
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Woo Mars
Five Year Old Girl’s Body Found in Suitcase Case Shocks City
In New Brunswick New Jersey the mutilated body of Tessie Kucharski aged five was found packed in a suitcase in a closet at the Hotel Albany. Police say she entered the hotel last night with 43 year old carpenter George Garris who is a relative of the girl. Garris fled and police seek him as the girl’s father faces an indictment for an assault on another girl.
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New Brunswick
Tessie Kucharski
Geld
Bellmore Hotel
Albany
George Garris
Ed Ald
Tessie
Garris
Jay
Agriculture department tests mustard gas to rid state of venomous reptiles
Governors Island base receives from Huston Washington a report detailing an Agriculture Department experiment aimed at eradicating venomous reptiles in the state using mustard gas. The communication outlines methods and anticipated outcomes of the controversial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Governors Island
Huston
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Will ordinance to take effect January 20 1922
The common council enacted the will ordinance with a change in the effective date from January to January 20 1922. The new date supersedes the previously provided January starting point and sets the measure into force on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Debs Receives Christmas Pardon Note
Official word from Washington confirms Eugene V. Debs, jailed socialist leader in Atlanta, Ga., is to receive a wartime pardon. The White House is to issue pardons after final checks, with 197 names reviewed by President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty, mostly convicted under wartime laws.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta, Ga
Ashington
Herding
White House
Harding
Daugherty
Suspect in B and C Train Hold-up Captured in Chicago
Chicago police report 25 year old Viethtus as one of the bandits who robbed passengers on a Baltimore and Ohio line night train. He was captured after his companion, Gilbert, was killed. both men had prior railway robbery confessions. A woman, Mars Roberts, and other associates were detained as the investigation widens.
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Chicago
Battimore
Ohio
Chrade ‘Phemas Co
Searle
Gilbert
Sea
Omaha
Bey Peticemen
Thomas
Gibert
Tages J. Ca Chiham
Sifce
Lunteter
Endel
Callahan
Imetud
Ingo
Utah
Facob Tate
Pank Duffs
Hammond
Oregon
Weather in Indiana Snow or Sleet Tonight Turning to Snow
Indiana forecast indicates snow or sleet tonight with a likely change to snow by Saturday. Colder temperatures expected Saturday and especially overnight in northern areas.
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Indiana
Dailyfreann adjournment favors ratification
Dublin editors say the Dailyfreann decision to adjourn to January 4 boosts the Anglo Irish treaty ratification prospects. Commentators regret delaying the release of convicted political prisoners expected after ratification.
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Dublin
Dailyfreann
Editorial views on adjournment of Dail Eireann and treaty ratification
The Evening Standard editorializes that adjournment of the Dail Eireann and delays on the Anglo Irish treaty may aid ratification. It notes planed pro treaty meetings by Irish agrarian and business groups and predicts broad support for Griffith and Collins while Sinn Fein remains a factor.
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London
Dail Eireann
Evening Standard
Dair
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Dublin
Westminster Gazette
Treland County Council Backs Treaty With Britain
In Ennis on December 23 the Care county council voted seven to five to support the treaty between Great Britain and Treland and urged Eamon De Valera to use his influence to maintain national unity.
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Ennis
Treland
Care County Council
Eamon de Valera
Great Britain
de Valera
Postoffice Guard's Shooting of Students At Denmark
Postoffice Department approves Carl W Mays marine guard account of shooting two college students near Denmark South Carolina on December 17 after they refused to leave the train where he guarded the mail. He says he complied with orders and did not know of injuries until the train reached the next station. Postal clerks said the students were asked off several times but returned.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Carl W Mays
Denmark
South Carolina
Aged Woman Dead in Rome City Home
Mrs. Theodore Lane aged 73 died at her Rome City home after a long illness. She was born near Cosperville.
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Theodore Lane
Rome City
Cosperville
Goshen Observes Christmas Holiday With Service Closures
Next Monday December 26 will be observed as a holiday in Goshen. Post offices banks libraries and most factories and retail establishments will close. No newspapers issued. Post office operates on Christmas schedule with rural carriers and one daily delivery. General delivery and other departments close at 1 a.m. Barber shops open. Sunday schools hold Christmas programs with large attendance. Retail stores stay open tonight and tomorrow night. Holiday trade reported strong. The Jefferson offers special holiday bills Sunday and Monday. Bella Silian Upsilon hosts a Christmas dance at Moose Hall Monday at 9 oclock with Steimrichs orchestra from Elkhart.
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Goshen
Nimdey
Mechanics service the government omniplane near New Paris
Workmen repair a government omniplane northeast of New Paris after a broken motor case. Engineers anticipate the craft will be ready to fly to Chicago in the near future.
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New Paris
Chicago
City Plant May Be Used Again
The city electric light plant could provide cheaper current by installing turbines to replace aging engines. Officials note turbine synchronization would stabilize supply and lower long term costs while allowing continued operation for Goshen area demands.
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Cits
Amasa
Heavens
Deal of Works
Hoovens
Wis
Goshen
Community Christmas Tree Placed in Court Park
The Community Christmas tree was placed on the east side of the court park. Wiring for the lights went up in the morning and by afternoon the bulbs and decorations were fastened ready for tomorrow evening’s festivities.
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Court Park
Italian Arms Delegates Propose Submarine Deal Split
Italian arms delegates in a new proposal push for submarines while seeking separate talks for other issues. France awaits responses as negotiations pause.
Paris Herald: Allied Talks Delayed On Submarine Issue
A British and Allied delegation press for further instructions from home on submarine naval craft amid stalled negotiations. The conference plans to reconvene amid uncertainties and a Christmas lull.
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Washington
Siepes
Filian Arms Committee
Scum
Didexation
Pallaae Committee
Vda
Cramersuislex
Antonio Gre Rosmie
Bord Lee
France Maintains Submarine Defense Stance Amid Negotiation Talks
Paris reports that Ambassador Jusserand received a final Spanish ratio note, while France upholds its submarine defense ship position. Paris signals willingness to negotiate on submarine matters.
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Paris
Dee UB -Preagnier
Barta
Jusserand
Washington
France
Naval yard faces steel plate shipping dispute
New York December reports a 7500 ton steel plate stack at the Brooklyn navy yard prompting officials to seek a decision from the department on scrapping several way vessels under the arms conference treaty terms. The plate was ordered for ten 4600 ton dreadnoughts. South Dakota and Indiana are about one third completed.
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New York
Dee
Brooklyn Navy Yard
South Dakota
Indiana
Japanese premier Takahashi calls Washington conference epoch in Pacific
Parlin December 23 Premier Baron Takahashi of Japan, quoted by the Tokio correspondent of the Excelsior, says the quadruple entente replaces the Anglo-Japanese alliance and is broader in bearing. He ventures that the Washington conference opens a new epoch in the Pacific and the world.
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Parlin
Baron ‘Takahashi
Japan
Tokio
Excelsior
Pacific
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Goshen Company
Fallbowbig Fleee
Abdbreg Prandee
Hiastings
Shillun
Beck & Compas
Sausht Restiin
Feo Presens
Uascifaehaire
Asview
Southern Bank
OUISA
O'Connor
Pittsburg
Kansas
Pt Teak
Comets
Lewis
W. H. Mays
Bee Man
Mrs. Harding
Underwood & Underwood
T Associated Press
Debs
Claude Thomas
Tion
Griffith
Collins
Ents
Postoffice
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