Memorial Urges Action Over Disabled Veterans Neglect
The Disabled American Veterans of the World War presented a memorial to President Harding urging immediate federal action to care for some 9 500 mentally disabled former service men in state institutions. It cites overcrowded Ohio as typical and calls for $16 million in new federal funding and tighter supervision of contract asylums.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Ohio
Memorial
Longview
Hamilton County
H. H. MacAyeal
State Welfare Department
Athens State Hospital
Congress
Senate
the Memorial
The
Health Bureau
Goshen Woman Wins Democrat Title Contest First Prize
Mrs. James KL Griffith of 915 North Fifth Street Goshen won first prize of 5.00 for Best title submitted to the Democrat's contest for a picture featured in the paper. Dorothea Groves of Milford placed second for Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Rit and other entries followed. Judges included J Pope city superintendent of streets Charles F Miller and Miss Elizabeth Rockwell. About 150 titles were submitted by as many people.
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James KL Grifith
North Fifth Street
Goshen
The
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Grif
Dorothea Groves
Ford
Croshen
Pope Law
Charles F. Miller
Oscheebs
Elizabeth Rockwell
Hwo
Proctor to Address Goshen Kiwanes Club Luncheon
Elkhart attorney Robert Ed Proctor will speak at the Thursday Keey luncheon of the Kigunis club in the Alderman hotel. Delegations from Elkhart and Nappanee will attend as clubs nationwide mark the seventh anniversary of the organization with special music.
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Atty
Robert Ed. Proctor
Elkhart
Yall
Kigunis Club
Alderman Hotel
Nappanee
Cuba to seek 85 million loan with budget cuts urged
The United States State Department reports Cuba may negotiate an 85 million loan with conditions to cut government spending further. Major General Crowder’s Cuba visit influenced approval prospects. Private bankers to handle issuance while U S banks weigh a larger 50 million option amid budget concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dai
Aniversdad
Cuba
United States
State Department
Cesvedes
Muoch HH. Crowder
Peral Crowder
Burch Jury Unable to Reach Agreement
Los Angeles jurors in the Arthur C. Burch murder trial remain deadlocked after a 2:57 p m Friday retirement and a Sunday report showing 10 to 2 division. Judge Reeve has repeatedly been asked for instructions as the 12 jurors seek a verdict in the Kennedy case.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Reeve
Fall of Dublin Castle Marks Transfer of Power
Dublin reports the transfer of governmental powers from British authorities at Dublin Castle to Ireland's provisional government under the Anglo Irish treaty. Michael Collins and leaders arrive at the castle as crowds cheer the falling of British rule, with post office staff to assume castle telegraph control.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Provisional Government of
Viceroy Lodge
Michael Cotling
John MacNeil
John Trogan
Joseph Ralph
Joseph Kevin O'Higgins
William Cosgrave
Viscount FitzAlan
Privy Council Chamber
Castle
Cornwall
Suard
Bond Suits Rise From Foreclosure to Public Allegations
John D. Bond is defendant in a circuit court foreclosure suit filed by Milo Bevant over a chattel mortgage on a Ford truck. A prior judgment of 2400.65 was entered against Bond in a separate suit by Pittsbirg Savings Bank for two sea d checks. The new complaint cites a 560 dollar Elkhart County Trust check. a mortgage secures the debt. Charles Arnold pleads not guilty to liquor law violations in circuit court. the case is continued after counsel withdrew an appeal. Ella Mack is granted a divorce from John Mack with 560 alimony after cruelty allegations. Superior Court closes November term with Hess granted divorce from Freda Hess and custody of three minors. Stay Schiffler sues Safe Guard Check Writer Co. for 194 in extra commissions.
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Milo Bevant
Mgr. Bond
Pittsbirg
Alieh.) Savings Bank
Holman, Gernetha and Miller
Rochester
Elkhart County Trust Company
Charles Arnold
Drake
Deahl & Deahl
Ella Mack
John Fi Mack
Mack
Dher
Lise Cet
Trier
Clinton B. Hess
Freda M. Hess
Ceruelty
Superior Court
G. Schiffler
Safe Guard Check Writer Co
New York
Ampany
Two Dead in Liquor Fight Off Biloxi Beach
Bodies of two men found on Biloxi Beach after a fight triggered by an attempted raid on a Cuban smuggling schooner. Police believe the incident involves piracy efforts linked to bootleg liquor trade and recovery of liquor and cans. Ohio voters to decide on Prohibition repeal fronts under a statewide constitutional referendum plan.
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Associated Press
Biloxe
Miss. Jan
Wie
Focas
Wil
Atlanic
Cleveland
Ohio
Whep Slayton
National Association Against the Prohibition
William D Champion Buys Dwight Mock Repair Shop
William D Champion, recently Goshen fire chief, buys Dwight Mock vulcanizing plant bicycle repair shop and acetylene welding business at 218 North Main street. He will install new equipment and modernize. Mr Mock will relocate to Lake Wawasee for real estate ventures.
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William DP
Champion
Goshen
Dwight Mock
North Main Street
Mock
Lake Wawasee
Raymond Poincare Cabinet Takes Power in France
The Raymond Poincare cabinet assumed power today with 19 presidential decrees published in the official journal. Albert Sarraut is named minister of colonies while Briand’s colleagues hold key posts as foreign affairs shifts to Vrenier Twincare after Briand’s transfer.
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Taris
Jan W
Raymond Poincare
Albert Sarraut
Briand
Washington
Department of Foreign Affairs
Vrenier Twincare
Conference Held With Board of Public Works Members
A conference between board of public works members and several councilmen was held yesterday as a precursor to the board’s regular meeting scheduled for next Wednesday evening.
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Board of Public Works
Indiana Weather Forecast Favors Warmer North and Central Areas
Fair tonight with a rise in temperatures across north and central Indiana. Tuesday brings cloudy skies and a chance of light local snow as the system moves through.
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Indiana
Irish- born Victor Sibson found dead in Sussex hotel
The body of Victor Sibson, Hon. son of the late Lord Ashborne and brother of the current Baron Ashborne, was identified in a Ker shin hotel in Sussex. He had arrived Saturday and asked to stay in the smoking room where he was found dead. He had claimed Irish origins and had lived at Dublin’s vice regal lodge years ago.
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Vice Regal Lodge
Dublin
Parcel post motor truck to serve Goshen post office
Heavy parcel post shipments at the Goshen post office lead the post office department to order a motor truck for local delivery and receipt operations.
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Goshen Post Office
Post Office Department
Ice Harvest Begins in Goshen Area
Ice harvesting started in Goshen and vicinity with 6.5 to 7 inch thick ice. The Morrice & Kelly company employs 40 workers at the dam and canal houses store up to 3,000 tons, while Meorrics & Welly house also begins harvest with 20 men. High demand for cutters and teamsters due to favorable cold conditions. No natural ice was harvested in this locality last winter.
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Goshen
Morrice & Kelly Company
Meorrics & Welly
Emil Frantz Named Trustee for Earl Weaver
At a creditors meeting in Middlebury Judge Harry Sheridan appointed Emil Frantz as trustee for Earl Weaver who fled a voluntary bankruptcy petition. The Weavers run a baking business in Middlebury and the meeting occurred in George R. Harper's office on Saturday afternoon.
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Earl Weaver
Middlebury
Harry Sheridan
Frankfort
Emil Frantz
Mrr
Allied Debt Funding Bill Approved by Senate Finance Committee
The allied debt funding bill was approved today by the Senate Finance Committee after most provisions opposed by Secretary Meltlou of the Treasury Department were eliminated. Democratic members voted against the perfected form. Provisions for standard and enhanced interest payments were struck out as Treasury argued they would hinder administration in refunding negotiations with foreign governments.
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Associated Press
Wastdington
Tan
Senate Finance Committee
Meltlou
Treasury Department
Treasury
Dier and Co. Stock Brokers Face Bankruptcy Filing
New York June 16 An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court against E D Dier and Company stock brokers Judge Julian Mack named Moon Freed receiver The petition lists three claimants totaling 16770 alleging liabilities of 4000000 far exceeding assets The firm includes Elmer D Bier Barry Lawrence and Lawrence Starr with memberships in the New York Produce Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and New York curb market and multiple offices.
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Associated Press
New York
HK. Od. Dier and Company
Julian Mack
Moonfread
Wo Eivick
Elmer D. Bier
Varry J. Lawrence Jdvr
Lawrence Starr
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial Jury Nears End
San Francisco January 16 The second week of the Roscoe C. Arbuckle manslaughter trial opened in superior court today. Jury completion was expected by day end with 11 prospective jurors accepted temporarily by both sides two women and nine men chosen thus far.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Superior Court
Naval limitation near completion and Far East talks resume
Delegations from nine powers meet in Washington as Japan awaits Tokio instructions to finalize naval limitation accord. Far Eastern committee prepares final Chinese tariff agreement and discusses Kiaochow leasehand surrender while lingering on 21 demands.
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Associated Press
Washington
Din
Ntal
Tokio
Pacific
Mrs. Albertson Found Guilty of Assault in Husband Shooting
Mrs. Mary Albertson of near Claypool was found guilty of assault and battery in Kosciusko circuit court for shooting her husband Fred Albertson. She was fined $200 after a four day trial. the couple denied social standing and were suspected bootleggers.
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Warsaw
Ind
Mirs
Mary Albertson
Claypool
Fred Albertson
Kosciusko
Albertson
Albertsons
Ford Prices Hit Historic Low, Goshen Dealers Report
Ford prices fall to record lows with a touring car priced at 348 dollars, a sedan at 645 dollars, and a truck at 480 dollars f. o. b Detroit, effective today, according to Goshen Motor Sales Co. observations Saturday night.
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Ford
Goshen Motor Sales Co
Detroit
Considerable Business At Kunderd Gladioli Farm Event
The Kunderd Gladioli farm reported Sunday that 731 letters were received via the Go Shen post office, indicating a large volume of correspondence related to farm business.
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Goshen
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