Farmers Institute Opens With Mixed Attendance
A Farmers Federation gathering in the Chamber of Commerce rooms featured Prof H. EL Patterson outlining cooperative farming and food production goals. Early attendance was disappointing but improved in the afternoon with Mrs. Baldwin presenting Modern Housekeeping and Mr Patterson speaking again, while readings entertained attendees.
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EL Patterson
Te Extension Department
Faria Federation
Inez
Farias Federation
Indimna Davanm
dFurwacrs
Ecunemie Gidheek
Patterson
Larne
Cooperative
Greece
Osteres
Gisds Belie
Neith Dakota
Daat
Andy
Fara Federation
Chamber of Water
Bankers’ Convention
Farmers’ Institute
Baldwin
Mer
Pate Tersen
Hess
Aft
Topeka Creamery Suit Details Payout Figures
Teaoez Ro OS Miller sought the Topeka creamery of Ho M. Gock. During UG the management paid out 508.97 dollars, more than 100 dollars daily for Untterfat eggs and Jaber. For eggs alone the sum was 312.77 dollars.
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Teaoez Ro
OS Miller
Topeka
Ho M. Gock
Eges
Goshen Population Hopes Rise Over 10000 in 1920 Census
No official census reports are expected soon. It is believed Goshen will have more than 10000 inhabitants under the 1920 census.
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Goshen
Indiana Voters Must Register for November Election
Indianapolis lawyers state that the 1919 general assembly passed an act requiring voter registration for the general election on Tuesday, November 2. A separate act repealed the earlier registration law, which had overwritten prior laws from 1911 and 1915.
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Indiana
Medianapolis
General Assembly
Wot
Former Elkhartan man Gus Amidon slain in Chicago
Gus Amidon, once of Elkharton, was shot Monday afternoon in Chicago by highwaymen who fled in a car with more than 550 in checks and currency he had collected for American Express. Police call the brutal killing among the city’s most severe crimes. his wife formerly Ella Coulbeck is noted.
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Gus Amidon
Chicago
American Express Company
Elkharton
Ella Coulbeck
Indiana Board Rejects Two Highway Improvement Proposals
The Indiana state board of tax commissioners rejected two proposed highway improvements near Syracuse. One project would run south of Syracuse and the other west, halting plans on both routes.
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Indiana State Board of Tax Conmissioners
Syracuse
Influenza Spreading Fast Across States and Cities
Reports to health services show steady nationwide influenza spread with no major local surges. For the week ending Jan 21, 27 24 states and DC reported cases totaling 25,000 more than the prior week, while New York notes rising influenza and pneumonia deaths but fewer new cases.
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Cassoviatea Press
Wasteington
Health Service
District of Columbia
New York
Gen Wood Invited to Speak at Indianapolis Dinner
Leonard Wood U S. army general and 4th district presidential contender is invited by Mayor Charles W Jewett to give the principal address at the Indiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution annual dinner on Feb 25. Indiana delegates to the Chicago convention will be chosen at the May 4 primary.
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Indianapoles
Cien
Leonard Wood
U.S
Republicas Ugamination
United States
Charles W. Jowett
Indianapolis
Indiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Jewettz
Gen. Wood
Campaig
Indiana
Chicago
Indiana Men Speakers at Chicago Vocational Convention
Three Indiana men are on the program as speakers at the joint convention of the National Society for Vocational Education and the Vocational Educational Association of the Middle West to be held in Chicago in February 1924. The speakers are Z. M. Smith Milo Stuart and Edwin L. Lee.
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Indiana
National Society For Vocational Education
Vocational Educational Association of the Middle West
Chicago
Z. M. Smith
Milo Stuart
Edwin L. Lee
Kesler Receives 7000 Settlement From Pennsylvania Railways
Gilbert W. Kesler of Bt Wayne was paid 7000 by Pennsylvania Railways to settle a damage suit after being injured when he was thrown from an engine pilot while lighting a headlight.
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Pennsylvania Railways Company
Gilbert W. Kesler
Bt. Wayne
Mr. Kesler
Mrs Studebaker in Critical Condition from Pneumonia
Mrs George M Studebaker Jr of South Bend is gravely ill with pneumonia and doctors say there is little hope for recovery.
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Studebaker Vers
George M. Studebaker, Jr
South Bend
American Legion Post Benefit February 10
An American Legion post announces a benefit event on February 10. The fundraiser aims to support post activities and community programs in Goshen. Local veterans groups encourage attendance and donations.
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American Legion Post
American Casualties In Semenoff Fight Light
London reports two Americans killed and three wounded when Gen. Semenoff's armored train was captured by a U S guard detachment on the Trans Siberian near Lake Baikal on January 10. The tally comes from war officials.
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London
Senenoff
Jake Baikal
Agreement Reached In Strike of Italian Rail Employes
The Italian cabinet and railway workers leaders have reached an agreement on all principal issues. The Central News Rome dispatch says strikers will likely return to work immediately. The report notes the settlement covers the major points of dispute and is expected to end the strike.
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London
Rome
Guder
Print Shortage blamed on big papers says official
Washington June 20 Voluntary reduction of news print consumption by publishers is urged as the primary remedy for the paper shortage. Federal Trade Commission Chair Volver told the House Ways and Means Committee that large papers have not cut costs as needed and proposed repealing the excess profits tax and removing tariffs on news print.
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Volver
Federal Trade Commission
House
Ways and Metus
Colver
Reduction in Food Relief Request
A reduction was made in the amount asked for food relief from 150 million dollars to 25 million dollars. The adjustment reflects revised funding needs and priority allocation for aid.
Secretary Glass Before Committee Delays on Food Loans
Secretary Glass told the House Ways and Means Committee that a 5 million reduction in the 150 million loan plan for Poland Austria and Armenia was decided after a conference with Herbert Hoover. President Wilson urged Congress to authorize the loan saying it is unthinkable to withhold aid. Action is expected in a few days with resolutions already adopted by the United States Chamber of Commerce boards.
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Poland
Austria
Armenia
Glass
House
Ways and Means Committee
Herbert Hoover
Wilson
Congress
United States
Europe
Wayy and Means
House Ways and Means
Treasury
United States Chamber of Commerce
Aviator Fatally Hurt in Guantanamo Air Disaster
On board the USS Pennsylvania off Guantanamo Bay yesterday Lieutenant Bernard Vanderbilt Wekhout was killed when a trainer aircraft wrecked after a crash at a gravel aviation station. He died after being removed to the hospital ship Solace where he sank. Admiral Wilson, commander of the Atlantic Fleet, witnessed the incident.
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eVia
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Solace
Admiral Wilson
Beveridge Not to Run for President Report
In Indiana reports Albert Beveridge, former U S senator from Indiana, will not seek the presidency. The piece notes Beveridge, first elected to the Senate in 1900, retired after two terms amid industry wage changes and local business updates.
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Indernadoeres
Tau
Uae
Albert 4. Beveridge
US8
Kodiane
Saver Jewett
Senate
House Committee Agrees on Army Reorganization
The House Military Committee reached agreement on most principles of army reorganization but left universal military training unresolved. Many details still require work.
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House
Wastiingcpon
House Military Committee
Widow of Ambrose Butt to Receive S500 Damages
Mrs May M Steele Howe executrex of Ambrose Butt estate will receive five hundred dollars from Winona burial company for his death in Pern during the spring of 11s.
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May M. Steele Howe
Ambrose Ua. Butt
Pert. ix
Winona Buerurban
Butt
Pern
Board of Public Works Meeting In City Hall Concerns Rise
The third meeting of the board of public works is held in the city council chamber this afternoon. The usual items on the agenda proceed with routine approval of bills and minor public works matters.
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Board of Public Works
Emu
Water and light rates to rise after equipment upgrade
Additional equipment is being installed at the Columbia City water and light plant leading to higher rates. The change affects the utility's charges as the project progresses.
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Columbia Cite
Dallas clergyman attends Indiana hardware dealers convention
Rev. Charles Lb. DeBuw of Dallas formerly of Ligonier and La sronge is in Indianapolis for the Indiana hardware dealers convention, invited by Bh. Weir, the association president.
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Charles Lb. DeBuw
Dallas
Tex
Ligonier
la Sronge
Indianapolis
Indiana Hardware Dealers
Bh. Weir
Democratic Governor Candidate Bo McCulloch Visits North Counties
Lieut ote Carleton Bo McCulloch of Indianapolis, a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, is to visit the northern counties of the state within a short time.
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Ote Carleton Bo McCulloch
Indianapolis
Wabash County to Build Hard Surface Roads This Year
Wabash County plans to construct only hard surface roads this year with an estimated highway project cost of 1 623 280 dollars. Main highways will be paved as part of the program.
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Wabash
Harry Guy Resigns Post Office Clerk to Enter College
Harry Guy resigns from his clerk position at the Lagrange post office and leaves for Chicago to enroll at Bryant & Stratton Business College.
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Harry Guy
Lagrange
Chicago
Bryant & Stratton Business College
American aviators to return after forced landing near Guerrero
Lieut. F E Davis and Lieut. G tb Grimes of the American army aviators were not held prisoners after a forced landing near Guerrero Mexico yesterday. Fort Brown reports they are not in captivity and are expected to fly back to U S territory today.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Fes
FE. F. Davis
G. Tb. Grimes
Guerrero
Mex
United States Territory
Fort Brown
Tentative Jury in Newberry Case
A tentative jury was completed today for the trial of Senator Triumvi Newberry and others charged with fraud in the US election. Eight jurors were passed for cause yesterday, narrowing to the peremptory challenges as the afternoon session began.
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Triumvi BR Newberry
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Kunderd Family Plans Move to White Pigeon
The Kanderd family, long at the Koanderd Ghadi farm west of Goshen, will relocate to White Pigeon to occupy the La la area farm at town edge. They aim to acquire up to 500 acres nearby. their 10 acre farm near Frastien is up for sale through MAW Kesler agency. Nine years in Goshen, the Kanderds came from Fort Wayne with Jacob Cline’s old farms. Bulb sales receipts exceed 60 000 dollars. Move driven by prospects for a larger tract of land.
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Albl Kunderd
Goshen
Mr. Kanederd
Kanderd
Frastien
MAW Kesler Agency
SAB Ldgd
Fort Wayne
Ail Boughi
Jacob Cline Farina
Diring
White Pigeon
Cause of Death Still a Mystery
The death of Margaret Ane Toth, 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Toth of Elkhart, occurred in December and remains of unknown cause. County coroner Eugene Eroldeman reports a verdict of undetermined cause after a December inquest attended by 16 physicians. The death followed the suicide of her 10 year old sister Mary Voth more than a month earlier.
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Mary Voth
Holdeman
Che
Col Charles Cummings Dies in New Hampshire at 1 Millionaire Residence
Col Charles Cummings a former Fort Wayne resident died at his Meredith New Hampshire home. He was a longtime railroad official, retiring in 1883 after serving as general passenger agent for the Lehigh Valley railroad.
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Charles Cummings
Fort Wayne
Meredith
New Hampshire
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Compromise Deal To Be Raised Again In Senate Talks
Washington June 20 Negotiations between Democratic and Republican senators over a peace treaty compromise were postponed as Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin caused a delay. A bipartisan committee session planned for today was postponed and meetings were held to refine plans for a possible final showdown on continuing negotiations.
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Senate
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Prosecution Steps Outlined for Andrews Case
Thomas Andrews alias George Pearthers faces potential return to Akron Ohio for trial on theft charges including a suit case and clothing from a rooming house. The case involves an Indianapolis girl enticed from her home in September and taken to Carleon Akron and finally Elkhart where she gave a statement of associations with Andrews. Prosecutor Aldo Simpson and district attorney Ert Slack report the matter. Hartpence details are sent to her parents in Indianapolis.
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George Pearthers
Elkhart
Akron
Akrouw
Juddana
Auuder
Altice Theartpence
Indianapolis
Andrews
Carleon
Akromu
Eikhart
Aldo Simpson
Tod
Ert Slack
Didigreapolis
Kent
Ohio
Boyrd
Third
Joseph Andrews
Neae
Bristol
South Benue Man Charged With Strapping Foster Child
Horvath of South Benue labeled the meanest man in town faces charges for beating his three year old foster daughter Julia Ni fradi with a strap. He is said to have pulled her nose during the incident.
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Toe Horvath
South Benue
Julia Nifradi
Death of Noble County Child Removes Scarlet Fever Toll
Frank Patton ten year old son of James Patton who lived on the John Reese farm in Noble county died of scarlet fever. He is survived by his parents four brothers and one sister.
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Frank
James Patton
John Reese
Noble County
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