De Valera Resigns Presidency And City Seeks Charnley Property
The board of public works plans to buy ex mayor Charnley’s two story home at Lincoln and Third streets for city hall use at 12 600. The deal includes warrants and a five percent interest note, with the city aiming to vacate and move by July while a temporary fire station and offices are arranged. Council members and the mayor attended a meeting to discuss details as the city anticipates housing needs and rent adjustments for the lodge quarters.
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Conneil
Charnley
Abe
Espeeda Avenue
Todge
Board of Public Works
Charmox
Barts Stonestead
Ilesadio
Charnies
Board of Works
Rimypler
Kinneys
Sot Dembussky
Elier
Eliner EK
Shoup
Ora Bigher
Peter Hr. White
Harry BP
Latta
Frank JD. Foulks
Leroy I. Baker
Cudahy Francis Wedding Off Again in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on January 6, Fel RL Cudahy son of the late Lewis Cudahy of Chicago and Louise Chenier Prancis of St Louis were to marry today. The ceremony was postponed from December and then delayed again with Mrs Francis and her mother leaving Santa Monica.
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Los Angeles
Marines
Fel
Francis
St Joseph Valley Bank Names Walllick Cashier
The stockholders elected a seven member board who selected Jay G. Wallick to succeed John J. Liver as cashier. Wallick has 17 years in Ekflart banking and recently left the bank to pursue other interests.
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St. Joseph Valley
Ducak
Tildhart Rer
Jay G. Walllick
John J. Liver
Mr. Wallick
Ek Flart
Caghier
Lice
International Parley Planned For Economic Europe Recovery
A planned international economic conference will include Germany and Russia to discuss Europe’s postwar recovery. The Allied Supreme Council approved the gathering, with France and Britain considering formal alliance options but delaying any firm commitment at this stage. The meeting involved commissions on reparations and economic stabilization.
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Cannes
France
al Vodo Supreme
Prignd
Council
Europe
George Harvey
Siadopote
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Germany Disappointed as Rathenau Plans Berlin Return
In Paris on January 6, Dr. Walter Rathenau Germany’s economic negotiator expressed disappointment that the allied supreme council did not invite Tinio Cannes. He said he would return to Berlin tonight after conveying to allied governments that Germany could detail cash payment figures and payment dates.
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Germany
Paris
Supreme Council
Tinio Cannes
Walter Rathenau
Berlin
Rathenau
Cannes
Judge Disqualified Self in Service Commission Hearing
In Costus City Indiana the judge in the Public Service Commission case disqualified himself due to personal interests. A special judge is pending selection. Other court actions include judgments for Minnie Mather vs George Burridge and Dora Brown versus Lillian Tomes, plus divorce and larceny cases. Two youths fined for petit larceny face state farm time and funds.
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Costuse
Indiana Public Service Commission
James S. Drake
Minnie Mather
George EL Burridge
Harold EL Mullin
Juanite FP. Mavlin
Elkhart
Helen W. Bute
Lawrence FE
Tule
Dora Brown
Lillian C. Tomes
Chester FE
Hess
New Paris
Sono
Kidaward WW
Allen
Abron
Frank Kyle
Oscar I. Smith
Mary KB. Luth
Captain Denies Story Of Duner At Bassens France
Captain Russa Tyler defending his command at Bassens prison camp in France denies Edward Duner's senate testimony about soldiers' loss of trial. He says the death of private Fitzgerald was an accident caused by an unruly prisoner during a rifle transfer, supported by an independent inquiry and base inspectors.
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Ban Francisco
Russa PL oPyler
Bassens
France
Adjutant General
Army
Edward Duner
San Francisco
Senate
St Louis Bank Fails to Open. Cashier Missing
The Night and Day bank in St Louis with deposits around $100 million did not open today. State Bank Commissioner J G Hughes said examiners found a discrepancy over $100000 and cashier A G Meininger has not appeared since Wednesday.
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St. Louis
ST. Low LS
J. G. Hughes
A. G. Meininger
Confusion Over Names Ties John Wannamaker Death to John Wannamaker
Whitney Wesley Wannamaker a South Carolina planter died in a Miami hotel. An undertaker announced the death of John Wannamaker the merchant and former postmaster general. A Brisbane Yacht Club notice claimed John Wannamaker was in Florida on his private yacht. The hoax spread to Philadelphia before being corrected with John Wannamaker alive in his office.
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Miami
Fla
Whitney Wesley Wannamaker
South Carolina
John Wannamaker
Brisbane Yacht Club
John Wanamaker
Florida
South
Philadelphia
Millionaire Son Bedford Bond Forfeited in Laporte Court
In Laporte Indiana Fudge Crumpacker forfeited the $2000 bond of Charles Bedford son of a Brooklyn millionaire who was arrested in Michigan City for automobile theft. Bedford confessed to the theft and later said he was mentally irresponsible at the time. Affidavits showed he was confined in a White Plains New York institution.
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Laporte
Ind
Fudge Crumpacker
Laporte County
Charles Bedford
Brooklyn Innillionaire
Last Surney
Michigan City
Bedford
White Plains
N.Y
Democrat Title Contest Closes Tomorrow Night
The Democrat title contest ends tomorrow evening after weeks of entries. Submit a title for the picture on page 8 to win a prize as judges will be announced tomorrow.
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Democrat
The
Recreation as a Municipal Asset Speech by Col Seymour Bullock
Col Seymour Bullock administrator of municipal recreation in South Bend addressed the Rotary Club at the Hotel Alderman after lunch, speaking on recreation as a municipal asset. He shared wartime experiences as a member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force.
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CL Seymour Bullock
South Bend
Rotary
Clib
Col. Bullock
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Ford plant to reopen with 40000 on payroll
Detroit Mich Jan G The Ford Highland Park plant will reopen next Monday after a two week inventory pause. Edsel B Ford president of Ford Motor Co said 40000 men will remain on the payroll though 32000 will be working at once. Title contest what is it Read tav Democrat.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford
Tav Democrat
American killed in Mexico ranch attack near Texcico
The War Department orders pursuit of a 40-bandit group after they shot dead Timothy Costello of Pennsylvania on his ranch near Texcoco, about 15 miles northeast of Mexico City, on Wednesday.
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Mexico City
War Department
Bisht
Timothy Costello
Pennsylvania
Texcioco
Dentist Dr Clarence Williams Dies in Cincinnati
Jan 6 Coroner D C Handley sought relatives of Dr Clarence F Williams 50 a Terre Haute Ind dentist who collapsed and died in Cincinnati. Efforts to locate next of kin were underway as the case proceeded.
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Cincinnati
D. C. Handley
Clarence F. Williams
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Weather Likely Fair Tonight and Saturday
Generally fair conditions expected in Indiana tonight with a rise in temperatures by Saturday. No precipitation indicated and skies likely to stay clear or partly cloudy through the period.
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Indiana
Indiana State Normal School Names New President
Hines became president of the Indiana State Normal School in Terre Haute today. The new leader has long been active in Indiana educational work.
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Terre Hautef
Dan G L
Hines
Indiana State Norma
Indiana
Elkhart Station to Extend Second Story to Relieve Congestion
The second story of the New York Central passenger station at Elkhart will be extended the full length of the building to ease the present crowded condition.
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New York Central
Elkhart
Legion Plans Drive for New Membership
Goshen American Legion post executive committee schedules a January 13 meeting to outline a big membership drive. Plans include launching a new national ritual and a pork roast event to support the effort, with details to be announced and a goal to surpass prior membership highs.
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Legion
Goshen Post
American Legion
Enio
Commaimler
Dan Spohn
Post
Kreider
Goshen Lagrange Road Becomes State Highway
The Goshen Lagrange road has been designated as part of Indiana's state highway system and will be maintained by the state. The East Lippecks avenue brick highway is now part of the Goshen Lagrange road.
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Goshen-Lagrange
Indianapolis
Sai
East Lipecks Avenue Brick Highway
Goshen-Lagrange Road
Root resolution finally adopted by five powers naval committee
The five powers naval committee approved the final Root resolution declaring submarine commanders who act without orders from their governments guilty of piracy. British spokesmen cautioned there is little chance of a plenary conference this week as committees push to resolve issues on piracy attacks on merchant ships, merchant ship conversions, and cruiser sizes.
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Associed Press
Washington
Five Powers Naval Committee
Naval Committee
Gasoline Blast Sparks Fire at Pleasant Hill Church
A gasoline lamp exploded during a prayer meeting near Ligonier at the Pleasant Hill church causing flames to engulf the audience and damage the building. Mrs. Smolensky suffered burns on hands and face while Oliver Murphy heroically tossed a near full gasoline can outside. An automobile backing over a child caused no injury.
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Pleasant Hill
Ligonier
Henry Smolensky
Oliver Murphy
Myrs. Smolensky
Pleasant Hill Church
Mrs Harding Unveils Statue Gift From France
The statue of Joan of Arc, a copy of the Rheims cathedral figure, was presented by the women of France to American women. Mrs Warren G Harding unveiled it in Washington assisted by Mme Jules Jusseraud, wife of the French ambassador.
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Washington
Jean- IvAre
France
America
Rheims Cathedral
Warren G. Harding
Mme
Jules Jusseraud
Irish Republican Offers Re-Election Bid Promises Cabinet Support
A Republican figure declares intent to seek re-election and argues a cabinet lineup is essential to secure backing. The statement emphasizes the need for a supportive government structure to sustain political momentum.
Dail to Vote on Anglo Irish Treaty Tomorrow
Dublin reports the Dail Eireann plans to vote on ratifying the Anglo Irish treaty tomorrow. Eamon De Valera resigns as president and offers to run again, demanding full powers to defend the republic. Michael Collins offers resignation as pressure mounts amid a divided cabinet and peace committee efforts.
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Associated Press
London
Dail Eireann
Dublin
Central News Dispatch
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Dail
de Valera
Fegether
Collins
Ai. de Valera
Michael Collins
Totay
Liam Rossite
Cork
Belfast Firing Surges Amid Patrols Wounding Civilians
In Belfast clashes between rival mobs in Dale street resulted in a wounded child and a man despite heavier military and police patrols. In Dublin four armed men robbed the Inchicore branch of the Hibernian Bank, stole several thousand pounds, and fled by car.
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Dale Street
Dublin
Inchicore
Hibernian Bank
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