Harding Attacks Borah Plan in Habeas Case
Dr B M McKoin former mayor of Mer Rouge La lost his fight for immediate release on habeas corpus in Baltimore He was remanded without prejudice to allow Louisiana to present its case Governor Parker accuses him of murder in the Morehouse parish kidnapping Ex US district attorney Carmen may renew habeas corpus after arrival of officers and McKoin will pursue extradition to the last legal extremity. Telegrams and letters were read showing McKoin as a Ku Klux Klan leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Associated Press
B. M. McKoin
Mer Rouge
Louisiana
McKvoin
W Parker
Morehouse Parish
Baltimore Supreme Bench
Dr. McKain
Coco
Leach
McKain
Wait Daniel
Thomas Richards
United States
Robert R. Carmen
Supreme Court
Parker
Ritchie
Maryland
McKoin
South
Camnen
Louisiana governor to press Morehouse kidnapping case in New Orleans
The case shifts to New Orleans as Governor Parker meets with Attorney General Coco and special prosecutor St. Clair Adams ahead of the January 5 open hearing. A warrant is issued for Dr. L. M. McKain held in Baltimore, aimed at bypassing in-state evidence production. Requisition papers expected from Baton Rouge once the warrant arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Morehouse
New Orleans
John M.parker
Coco
St. Clair Adams
LB. M. McKain
Baltimore
Parker
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Democrats Demand Radical Indiana Tax Law Reforms
Indiana Democrats seek sweeping changes to tax laws as legislature convenes January 4. A bill by Senator Charles S. Batt would strip powers from the tax board and restore levy-setting authority to the legislature, reducing gubernatorial control over tax rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Legislative Committee
State Tax Board
Charles S. Batt
Terre Haute
Bil
Legisature
Senatoor
Woodrow Wilson Quietly Observes 66th Birthday
Washington December 28 Former President Wilson plans a quiet home observance for his sixty sixth birthday A delegation from the Woodrow Wilson foundation will visit at 3 pm to extend greetings and report progress on a one million dollar fund to sustain his ideals. Hamilton Holt leads the six member delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
S Street
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Foundation
New York
Hamilton Holt
Kate Trenholm Abrams
District of Columbia
Irish Consulate Battle Reaches New York Courts
In New York the Irish Free State and De Valera supporters clash over the Nassau Street consulate. Mrs Terence MacSwiney and Muriel Mac Swinney lead two other women in asserting Irish republic claims while Lindsay Crawford and Lieut. Gegan seek to eject them. An open discussion follows a night of peaceful debate with no violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Mrtrs
Muriel Mac. Swinney
Cork
Naussau Street
Lieut. Gegan
Lindsay Crasgford
Free State
Bry Associated Pres
Crawford
MacSwinecy
Dublin Bomb Attack Hits Angier Street Car
A missile targeted a military car in Angier Street Dublin as officers rode past. The blast wounded a man who fled into a Carmelite church where he was captured. A nearby woman suffered injuries from bomb splinters. The street was crowded at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Angier Street
Oran
Detroit Death Report for William FE Winegardner
William FE Winegardner died last evening in his Detroit home at age 63 after heart trouble. He was born in Elkhart and survived by three sisters and two brothers. The notice notes an officer Charles H. vranecies comment on a difficult night shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Winegardner
Elkhart
Detroit
Charles
H. Vranecies
Sas
U S Joins With Allied Heads In Turkish Demands
At Lausanne the allied capitulations commission debated foreign rights in Turkey. Richard Washburn Child and peers demanded guarantees to replace extraterritorial rights, while Ismet Pasha defended Turkish judiciary and rejected special privileges for foreigners amid deadlock and new Turkish instructions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Associated Press
Richard Washburn Child
Turkey
Angola
Ismet Pasha
Funeral for Paul Kauffman Held in Goshen College Assembly
Funeral services for Paul Kauffman 16 son of Rev Daniel Kauffman president of Goshen college will be held Saturday at 10 am in the Goshen college assembly room with Rev Aaron Loucks of Scottdale Ia officiating Burial will be in Alwine cemetery east of Goshen Rev Kauffman was in Kalona Ia conducting a revival when he learned of his son’s drowning while skating on the Elkhart river channel dam. He arrived home at 3 am after receiving a telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kauffman
Daniel Kauffman
Goshen College
Elkhart
Aaron Loucks
Scottdale
Kauffman
Burini
Alwine
Goshen
Kauffm
Indianapolis Mayor Announces Bid for Governor in 1924
Indianapolis Mayor Jen Shank declares he will run for Indiana governor in 1924. He spoke after a dispute with Marion County Prosecutor Evans and said it would be a pleasure to run against Evans, whom he criticizes on law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Jen Shank
Indiana
Evans
Marion County
Shank
Kiwanis Club Installs Officers For New Year
Kiwanis club at Hotel Alderman installed 1923 officers at a noon luncheon. Milton Wysong is president and J Dana Cramer vice president, with Herman Roscoe treasurer W I Duker secretary and D Kenneth Knox district trustee. Directors include C A Estes A C Yoder H H Little C A Whittle Aaron Zook Nevin Bretz J A Beane. retiring president Dean L Barnhart spoke. Purdue band Melody Makers featuring Ralph Wysong performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Milton Wysong
J. Dana Cramer
Herman Roscoe
W. I. Duker
D. Kenneth Knox
C. A. Estes
A. C. Yoder
H. H. Little
C. A. Whittle
Aaron Zook
Nevin Bretz
J. A. Beane
Dean L. Barnhart
Melody Makers
Purdue University
Ralph Wysong
Boy Injured Jumping From Barn Rafters
George Kebres Jr a 13 year old of Elkhart sustained torn ligaments in his left ankle after jumping from barn rafters onto corn fodder at his grandfather's farm five miles north of Mikhert. Two companions also jumped but landed safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kebres, Jr
Elkhart
Mikhert
Kebres
Storm warning echoes along Atlantic coast from Mass to Rhode Island
Weather bureau issues gale warnings as a marked storm intensifies off the north Atlantic coast. Strong northeast gales are expected today and tonight between Block Island and Cape Cod with dangerous conditions on coastal roads and sidewalks. Reports from Plymouth England note two sea fatalities and multiple injuries from the week of fierce storms, while ships Neotsfield and Perou endure troubled passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Provincetown
Mass
Blocksland R. I
North Atlantic
Block Island
Cape Cod
Plymouth
England
Atlantic
Wiliam Holmes
Neotsfield
Newfoundland
Bremerhaven
Gale Rages Across Channel For Third Day
Havre reports a brutal three day gale from the channel to the Atlantic. The English cargo ship King Fisher tried to sail but returned to port. A flotilla of vessels remains anchored in Havre roads unable to clear. The steamer Panther is in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Channel
Atlantic
King Fisher
Panther
Weather report from Indiana parses to cold night forecast
Daily government thermometer reading by W Witmer notes maximums and an expected drop overnight. Indiana forecast calls for cloudy skies and cooler air tonight with a slow fall in temperature across western areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Witmer
Aim
Common Council in Special Session to Close 1922 Business
The council met in special session to close 1922 business adopting an ordinance transferring balances in salaries and board of health funds. It set next Monday night for reports, then adjourned to January 15. The Board of Public Works held until midnight with petitions on tree removal, church assessment, and a new are light at Eighth Street and Plymouth Avenue. The water and light plant foresees a $140 cost for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Board of Health
Rimpler
Board of Works
Board of Public Works
Engineer Kinney
Sal Dembufsky
William Freyberg
Seventh Street
Mandison Boulevard
Duncan Weeks
St. James Episcopal Church
Lincon Avenue Boulevard
Eighth Street
Plymouth Avenue
Muth
Water and Light Plant
Woman Slips on Ice and Man Dies Trying to Help
In Wabash Indiana a 55 year old Hammond resident Mrs Kate Curtis was killed when she slipped on ice and was struck by a westbound Erie passenger train at the Servia station. Paul Sprecklein 30 of near Servia died after attempting to rescue her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Associated Press
Kate Curtis
Hammond
Paul Sprecklein
Erie
Servia
Here
County Council Approves Extra 14999.56 to Cover 1922 Deficits
In a special session at the courthouse the county council passed an extra appropriation of 14999.56 to cover deficits for 1922. Councilman Leander Anderson of Elkhart was absent due to illness. The county commissioners also met in a special session but could not act meaningfully because Commissioner George Kistner was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Leander Anderson
Elkhart
George Kistner
K K K Member in South Bend Jailed for Dynamite
Wesley Holyoke twenty one is jailed in South Bend on a charge of transporting dynamite from Culver. Nine pounds of explosive found in his room at East Sample street and at the Studebaker plant. Police say the act tied to Klan demonstrations meant to call attention to burning crosses on Mishawaka hills. Thomas Slick defends Holyoke as authorities stress law violations over organization membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ku Klux Klan
Wesley Holyoke
Holyoke
Studebaker
East Sample Street
Culver
Mishawaka
Lane
Fliint
Thomas Slick
Miss Diener Plans No Changes in Clerke’s Offices
Miss Bessie Diener the county clerk elect says she will make no changes in either the Elkhart or Goshen offices. Clerk Charles W. Foulks will remain in Goshen while Lorraine Pettit stays at Elkhart. Diener will split her time between both offices starting January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Diener
Elkhart
Charles W. Foulks
Foulks
Goshen
Lorraine Pettit
Miss Diener
Stole Christmas Present for Girl Fined $100
Detroit man Joe Burch admitted stealing a $2.98 pocketbook from a department store and giving it to his girl as a Christmas present. He was fined $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Joe Burch
President says senate action not advisable on Borah plan
President Harding told the Senate that moving on Senator Borah's economic and disarmament conference plan would be unwise given current administration steps for Europe. He urged Congress to consider freeing the debt funding commission and noted talks on reparations require prior agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Senate Today
Borah
Europe
Congress
State Department
Debt Funding Commission
United States
Lodge
Benator Lodge
Senate
Lodge at White House Signals Possible Letter on World Conference
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Lodge met President Harding at the White House and suggested a letter outlining the administration’s view on a new international economic and disarmament conference. He left after a long talk as Senate debated Borah’s proposal and a Harding–Hughes conference followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated) Press
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
White House
Harding
Senate
Hughes
Presbyterian Church Calls Rev John F Troupe As Pastor
The First Presbyterian congregation extended a call to Rev John Franklin Troupe of Fremont Ohio to become pastor filling the vacancy from Rev William H Gleiser's resignation to Portsmouth Ohio last spring. Acceptance not known. Attendance was low due to icy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
John Franklin Troupe
Fremont
Ohio
William H. Gleiser
Portsmouth
Troupe
Also Mentioned on This Page
M’koin
Earl Carnarvo
King Tutenkhamen
King
Egypt
Rameses IX
Howard Carter
Earl
Woodrow Wilson
Harris
Georgia
DeValera
U. S
Atlantic Coast
West
Studebaker Corp
Presbyterian Church
John F. Troupe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!