Attempted assassination of Japanese Regent in Tokyo
Home Minister Giote claims responsibility for the attempted killing of Regent Pirehita during a Diet session in Tokyo. A 20 year old youth was arrested as authorities pursue a wider plot linking Viscount Taimemeori and others.
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Toko Dee Vtea
Giote
Pirehite
Phama South
Fred
Cennemun
Prines
Diet
Phirehita
Taimemeori Frive
House of Neers
Chamber
Ormer
Homiah
Antomoteie
Tyrokker Hiss
Mpper
Saiet
Thilling Yate
First Real Snow Of Season Falls In Northwest States
Northwest readers report the season’s first real snow widespread across Minnesota South Dakota and nearby areas. Forecasters predict cooler temperatures and several days of unsettled weather with a potential storm moving in late week.
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Northwest States
Unprecedented Christmas Day Hail Strikes Pretoria
A rare hail storm lashed Pretoria on Christmas Day, delivering unusually large pellets across the region and damaging several areas while residents watched the skies. Weather officials note this as an extraordinary occurrence for the season.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Woman in K.K.K. murder to be released on bond
Atlanta Ga Dec 27 Solicitor General John A Boykin has agreed to allow Mrs Margaret Weaver under indictment as accessors before the fact in the slaving of William S Coburn Ku Klux Klan attorney to be released on bond of $1000
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Atlanta
John A. Boykin
Margaret Weaver
William S. Coburn
Appeals Filed From Two Assessments For Puri Street Paving
Two appeals filed in circuit court challenge asphalt paving assessments on Puri Street Goshen. Plaintiffs claim benefits to properties at Maine and Puri and Wailing are far less than the levied amounts and seek reductions to match true improvement benefits.
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Circuit Court
Guy W. Dausmain
Goshen
Puri Street
Main Street
William J
Nina
Norten
Maine
Purlatul Wailing
Shoots
Dart
Mui
Famersan
Mir
Norte
Tande
Heward of
Goshen Association Receives Donations for Building Fund
The Goshen association reports donations totaling 100 dollars from Mrs Bram Baker of Bestorm and 50 dollars from Moss Balti Thomas of Goshen for the building fund.
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Bram Baker
Hospital
Goshen Tespatal Association Poos
Aoadeek
Bestorm
Mass
Moss Balti Vhomas of
Goshen
Tno
Former Goshen Man Ends Life in Warsaw
A Goshen man, previously a travel agent and business associate in Milford and New Duke, died by hanging in his Warsaw residence this morning. He had moved from Goshen three years ago and is survived by his wife and a daughter. police are handling the investigation and funeral plans.
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Warsaw
Fegimerty
New Paris
Gishet
Geashen
Jeuet Desea
Ewoed Ogo Fuarin
New Davis
Milford New Duke
Silver Take
Clixpeed
Foewsbors
Domen Bment Sabesmind
Mires
Rush
Sinclair Declines Facts In Senate Committee Testimony
Senatorial testimony reveals Sinclair dodged providing details on a Miami business venture linked to Teapot Dome era lease dealings. Mrs Belle Miller, widow of Jacob Miller, aged over 70, died of pneumonia at a National City California home. burial plans unclear but likely in Elkhart.
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Washington
Senate
Dame
Belle Miller
Jacob TL. Miller
Elkhart
Aosan Sammel Miler
National City
Calif
Warder Gatewoork in Sutton Home Shooting
John Gatewoork, alias Eikhart, shot yesterday by James Sutton during an alleged attack on Mrs Blanche Robinson in the Sutton residence. Gatewoork is slightly improved but remaining critical with pneumonia feared as a possible complication.
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John Gatewoork
Eikhart
James Sutton
Blanche Robinson
Sutton
Motions for New Trials Filed in Agu ar Law Case
In Elkhart Superior Court motions for new trials were filed in the state cases against Dom inick Piedmont and Melvin H Nan ford who on November 26 were convicted of violating the ar laws. Both defendants remain at liberty on bond after their prior trial.
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Elkhart Superior Court
Dominick Piedmont
Melvin H. Nanford
Liberty
Pond
Market Speculators Show Interest in Wood's System
Speculators on Wall Street study the Wood system linked to Lt. Osborne Wood son of the Philippine governor general. Reports claim he secured between 1500 and 50 000 via Manila cables, with a tip service charging about 100 a month. Tolls varied from a few dollars to 80 a day as analysts note long range strategy.
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AEW York
Wall Street
Osborne O«¢ Wood
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Manila
Wood
Stoo
Sipster
Ceablegrim
Young Weed
Hoor Sell
Radio Broadcasting To Be Adopted By Several Churches
Chicago report notes Radio Digest preview that major Christian denominations plan to use radio to disseminate religious teachings. Churches have begun actions to reach persons with no other contact with religion through broadcasting.
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Chicago
Trees
Radio Digest
Turkish American agreement signed in Washington
Rear Admiral Bristol informed the State Department that a Turkish American agreement was signed December 24. A joint Turkish and American committee will be appointed within six months after ratifications to consider the claims of Turkish and American nationals, per the understanding reached during treaty negotiations.
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Washington
Bristol Ap Constantinople
State Department
Kiwanis Officers for 1924 Installed at Luncheon
Ray Deabs was named president for 1924 with W R Kelly and C A Whittle as vice presidents. Wallace W Meir serves as secretary and Victor V Swartz as district trustee. Installing officers were Aaron Zook and Floyd Culn. Milton Wysong, retiring president, and Herman Roscoe presented annual reports.
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Ray Deabs
W. R. Kelly
C. A. Whittle
Wallace W. Meir
Victor V. Swartz
Kiwanis Club
Aaron Zook
Floyd Culn
Milton Wysong
Herman Roscoe
City board approves street and sewer assessments at weekly meeting
At the weekly public works meeting Mayor Rimpfer Engineer Kinney and Demibatr sky adopted assessment rolls for Eleventh and Phiren streets sewer and 6th Washington street pavement. Plymouth avenue paving east of Main street adopted while west of Main street continued to January 2. Crescent street and Fimerson o street paving assessments deferred for a week amid objections and pending surveys.
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Board of Public Works
Rimpfer
Kinney
Sot Demibatrsky
Phiren
Washington
Crescent Street
Chamberlain
Cottage Avenue
Plymouth Avenue
Main Street
Coastwise Shipping Laws May Be Extended To Philippines
President Coolidge plans to extend coastwise shipping laws to the Philippine Islands and has asked Senator Jones to submit a memorandum with recommendations. Senator Jones, backed by the shipping board, believes facilities are adequate for the extension.
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Philippines
Warrington
Coolidge
Philippine Islands
Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
The
Shipping Board
Arthur Sudlow Arrested for Bad Check Charge
Arthur Sudlow of Indigaspolis and Lake Wawa see was arrested at Lake Wawasee yesterday by Constable B O Mabie of Syracuse. He was brought to Elwood and charged with passing a bad check for 15 dollars on Wayne Leeson of Elwood.
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Warsaw
Dee
Arthur Sudlow
Indigaspolis
Lake Wawasee
B. O. Mabie
Syracuse
Elwood
Wayne Leeson
Weather Outlook for Indiana Tonight and Friday
Unsettled conditions continue tonight with rain and possible snow flurries on Friday. Much colder tonight and Friday with brisk winds and chilly temperatures.
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Indiana
Former Klan Head Clarke Offers Aid to End Klux Activities
Washington dispatch reports FE Y Clarke, a former Klan leader, wrote to President Coolidge offering help to purge the movement and calling a proclamation to "better element" to reform or disband. He claims to have severed active ties over a year ago and urges action to restore the Klan to its stated ideals.
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Washington
A. P
FE. Y
Clarke
Klan
Imperial Giant
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Dixmude Lost in Algerian Desert Gale
Paris reports the Dirigible Dixmude is presumed wrecked after losing contact December 21. Five officers and men aboard are believed to have perished or been lost near Touggourt as a gale forced her toward the Atlas region. The vessel had sought a weather report and was en route to Algiers when contact ceased.
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Clarke
Paris
Biskra
Toggourt
Algeria
Gulf of Gabes
France
le Matin
le Matin, Was Not Warned of This Gale By the Weather Bureau
Dixmude
Ministry of Marine
Touggourt
Algiers
Mediterranean
Atlas Mountain Range
Acros
Fire in Lagrange Lumber Yard Destroys Plant
A fire at the Lagrange Lumber & Coal Co yard destroyed the sheds and office building, causing an estimated loss of 35000 dollars. The lumber plant, owned for 40 years and sold five years ago, faced risk to nearby oil tanks. Resident manager Ralph W. Sprague was away. company to rebuild promptly.
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Lagrange
Lagrange Lumber & Coal Company
Los
P. M. Stroup Company
Pleasant Lake Elkhart
Wolcottville
Ralph W. Sprague
Chicago
Pennsylvania
West Side Man Facts Bond in St. Joseph Manslaughter Case
George West of the West Side, indicted in St. Joseph county on a manslaughter charge from an auto fatality, filed a new bond in South Bend this morning to satisfy a formality. Guy W. Dausman of Goshen serves as legal counsel for Mr. West.
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George
West
West Side
St. Joseph County
South Bend
Guy W. Dausman
Goshen
Walb presses McCray resignation demand in Indiana
WALBINSISTS MCRAY RESIGN INDIANAPOLIS December 27. Al Walb Republican state chairman reiterates plans to press for Governor McCray to resign after his indictment. He begins conferences with Republican leaders to seek state committee support and warns he may retire if his demand is not sanctioned. Meetings likely through tomorrow and Saturday with no policy announcement yet.
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Indianapolis
al Jyde A. Walb
Lagrange
McCray
Marion County Grand Jury
Walb
State Committee
Wald Haus
Vail
Walh
Arrest Valparaiso Couple On South Bend Diamond Theft Charge
In South Bend Indiana on December 27 police arrested Ray Hogan and his wife from Valparaiso charged with robbing Charles M Schnell’s jewelry store of diamond rings valued at 2500 dollars on December 11. Hogan allegedly tossed a padded brick through the display window enabling his wife to grab the jewels. The arrest followed a tip from John Price the girl’s father seeking reform for his 17 year old daughter who has become a drug user since marriage.
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South Bend
Ind
Ray Hogan
Valparaiso
Charles M. Schnell
Hogan
John Price
Coupse
Price
Peace Move Again Rumored In Mexico
Reports circulate of a new peace effort as federal offensives loom in Jalisco and actions by Generals Estrada Dieguez Fortunato Maycotte and Castro. The alleged author is General Ansel Flores governor of Sinaloa and presidential candidate.
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Mexico City
Laredo Junction
A. P
Jalisco
Enrique Estrada
Manuel Dieguez
Fortunato Maycotte
Castro
Quxaer
Anoel’ Flores
Sineloa
Fire roars through Illinois State Hospital death house
A vast blaze at the Illinois State Hospital for the Insane in Dunning Chicago killed seventeen people with fourteen patients among the dead. Attendants and inmates fought flames as over 500 inmates were moved to safety amid chaos and many bodies burned beyond recognition. A joint investigation by five agencies led by Cook County Coroner Oscar Wolff will probe the deaths.
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Chicago
Dunning
E. J. Caraker
Lowell
Oscar Wolff
Cook County
H H. Jenkins
State Board of Public Welfare
Wolff
Chicago Fire Department
Kareck
United States Government
Veterans Bureau
Ft Wayne Man Hurt In Accident Near Angola
A. C. Perry an assistant foreman at Pennsy shops sustained serious injuries in a car wreck three miles south of Angola while en route with his wife and A. Armstrong. The car left a deep ditch after being blinded by oncoming lights. Perry is hospitalized with a fractured collar bone and three ribs, with possible internal injuries. Mrs. Perry and Armstrong escaped with minor injuries.
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Fort Wayne
A. C. Perry
Pennsy
Angola
A. RB. Haliworth
Mra
Perry
Mr. Armstrong
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