Treaty draft ready for submission to Turks in Lausanne
A 160 article peace treaty draft with eight annexed conventions was distributed to all delegations in Lausanne today. Turkey showed no clear sign of approval while allied chiefs of delegation held lengthy consultations. The eight conventions cover the straits Thrace frontiers foreigners in Turkey Albanian debt payments commercial regime armistice and population and prisoner exchanges with Greece.
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Lausanne
Bs the
Associated Press
Turkey
Thrace
Greece
Chaplin and Negri Admit Engagement to Marry
Charles Chaplin and Pola Negri confirmed they are engaged to marry in a public interview. Both stars declined to discuss future plans, but reports in film circles suggest a wedding will be announced soon.
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Charles Chaplin
Pola Negri
Indiana People Wintering in Florida
Postmaster Benue and Mrs Starr from Goshen report many Indiana residents wintering in Tampa Florida. Thomas Al Starr notes brisk registration in the area while Mr Becknell of Goshen builds a bungalow in Clearwater. Goshenites visit former neighbors Mr and Mrs P C Bathelor, now prospering in the newspaper business, and express enthusiasm for Tampa and Florida overall.
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Benue
Tampa
Florida
Starr
Thomas
al Starr
Mero
State Saves On Cement Purchase At Indicated Price
The state highway commission reports a saving of 55 from market price in purchasing cement for a road project in Indianapolis. Director Jehu Williams notes the gain occurred on 600,000 barrels at contract prices from 2.55 to 2.094 per barrel fob delivery point.
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Imanapoles
Dan 20
State Highway Commission
Hie Read
Jehu Willams
State Highway Department
Woman killed in unusual Fort Wayne accident
Fort Wayne January 20 Miss Malina Lanek aged 68 was killed Saturday night when an out of control car struck her and she was thrown into the path of a moving street car in an unusual accident.
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Fort Wayne
Dnd
Malina Lanek
Rev. Dr. James F. Garvin Dies at 68 Missionary in Presbyterian Church
Rev. Dr. James F. Garvin, 68, formerly of Elkhart, died suddenly of heart trouble on January 6. He was a missionary of the Presbyterian church. Several cousins in Elkhart survive.
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James F. Garvin
Elkhart
Second Annual Stockholders Meeting at Middlebury Creamery
The second annual meeting of the Middlebury Cooperative Creamery Co. stockholders has been called for Thursday, February ... at which time new officers will be elected.
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Middlebury Co-operative ‘Creamery Co
Injury at Smoker Lumber Co in New Paris
Joe Kauffman of Smoker Lumber Co New Paris suffered a serious leg injury when a large sliver from a lumber piece he was sawing pierced his leg this morning.
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Joe Kauffman
Smoker Lumber Co
New Paris
Married at Adrian
Harry Cornelius of Ligonier married Miss Stewart of South Bend in Adrian Michigan with the ceremony reported from the local wedding notice.
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Adrian
Harry Cornelius
Ligonier
Miss Stewart
South Bend
Adrian, Mich
Irish National Army Captain Killed in Irregular Ambush
Dublin January 20. Captain Coyne of the Irish National Army was shot dead and three soldiers wounded when troops were ambushed by irregulars between Abbeyfeale and Brosna on the Limerick Kerry border. The attackers fled leaving the captain's body. earlier eight soldiers were ambushed at Castlemaine, Kerry, but reinforcements scattered the irregulars with one killed and several wounded.
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Dublin
Janu
Associated Press
Coyne
National Army
Abbeyfeale
Brosna
Limerick-Kerry
Castlemaine
County Kerry
Warsaw Delegation Reviews Goshen Post Office Plans
A four member Warsaw delegation led by postmaster O B Kilmer visited Goshen on Saturday to inspect the federal building and gather information for a proposed Warsaw structure. Goshen's building dated to 1912 1913 with a cost around 150000 dollars. Warsaw's estimated cost mirrors that size at about 125000 dollars.
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Warsaw
O. B. Kilmer
Goshen Federal
Goshen
Wolf of Wall Street must serve jail sentence
Washington January 29. The Supreme Court denied Davie Lamar known as the wolf of Wall Street his habeas corpus motion. The court ruled the motion a delay tactic and held he must serve the jail sentence imposed after his conviction for conspiracy in restraint of foreign commerce.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Davie Lamar
Wolf of
Wall Street
Mayor Thompson Power Indicted in Chicago Grand Jury
Former congressman Fred Landin known as the silent power behind Mayor W. O. H. Thompson and 23 others were named in a blanket indictment by a special grand jury probing school board affairs. Bonds set at 16 000 each as the panel charges conspiracy and ties to an insurance scheme.
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Chicago
Jan
Y—Ca
Associated Press
Fred Landin
W. O H. Thompson
Virtus’ Rehtn
Landin
Landle
William A. Rither
The
Hoard of Education
Rither
Army Appropriation Bill Passes Senate After House Boost
Washington Jan 29 The annual army appropriation bill totaling 6 0 0 0 0 was favorably reported to the senate after the military committee added 6 687 192 to the measure as passed by the house.
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Washington
Senate
House
Slkchart shoplifters sentenced in court last week
Mrs Roy Gillespie, 16, of Kendallville, sent to the Clermont girls home till age 20 after involvement with her husband and Mr and Mrs Maurice Pontius in a shoplifting case. Pontius to serve one to six years in Jeffersonville. Gillespie and Mrs Pontius given suspended sentences.
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Roy Gillespie
Kendallville
Clermont
Maurice Pontius
Pontius
Jeffersonville
Gillespie
Slack sent to penal farm for four month sentence
Raymond Slack of Ligonier was taken to the penal farm this morning to serve a four months’ sentence imposed last Monday by Mayor Rimpler after Slack pleaded guilty to driving a car while intoxicated and illegal possession of liquor. He was fined $300.
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Raymond Slack
Ligonier
Rimpler
Slack
Soldier Denies Attempt On King George At Station
A crippled ex soldier, hiding, dashed toward King George and Queen Mary at St Pancras station as they arrived from Sandringham. Police stopped him within a few yards. The Evening News described it as an assault attempt. Other agencies say it was to attract the King's attention. The soldier himself claimed this interpretation.
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London
Associated Press
Evening News
King George
George
Queen Mary
St. Pancras Station
Sandringham
Public Works Board Settles Harrold Electric Bill
The Harrold board of public works records a special session on January 26 to settle Jerry Harrold’s eight year electric light consumption at his store and residence. Superintendent Muth estimated usage. the board and Harrold agreed the debt was 750 dollars, which Harrold promised to pay promptly and reportedly paid.
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Board of Public Works
Charles H. Crowell
Jerry Harrold
Janary
Jerry Harold
Supt
Muth
Mr. Harrold
Harrold
Death of Marion banker J L L Mc Culloch
Marion Indiana reports the death of local banker J L L Mc Culloch at Presbyterian hospital Chicago after an operation. Known as Colonel he was a prominent Mason and Kiwanian and served as state Kiwanis governor visiting Goshen several times. widow survives.
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Marion
Ind
J. LL. McCulloch
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Kiwanis
Col. McCulloch
Goshen
London Cabinet to Discuss Baldwin Debt Terms Report
London observers report the cabinet will meet to hear Stanley Baldwin's briefing on America debt terms. Officials note division over terms, with most ministers not publishing formal positions and press sentiment favoring immediate acceptance to avert a gloomy budget for taxpayers.
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London
Associated Press
Stanley Taldwin
America
Baldwin
United States
Southampton
England
Indiana Weather Update Tonight and Tuesday
Forecast suggests rain in the south with possible rain or snow in the Barth portion. Warmer temperatures are expected tonight in the east and south areas.
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Indiana
President Harding Cancels Engagement Due to Illness
Washington, Jan. 29. President Harding, recovering from grip, canceled a late afternoon address to government bureau heads after his physician advised against exposure. The decision comes as he continues to recover while in the capital.
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Washington
Harding
French Supervision Planned for Ruhr Dispatches
Paris officials announced a supervision system for French routed dispatches from the Ruhr occupation to stop obviously false news. The foreign office denied censorship, while concerns about press freedom and potential self-censorship were raised by correspondents. The League of Nations meeting discussed whether the Ruhr issue would be on the agenda.
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Paris
Associated Press
Gerany
Foreign Office
Ruhr
Council of
The
League of Nations
Earl of Balfour
Branting
Sweden
Negic
France
Germany
League
Ruhr occupation tightens grip as German workers resist
In Duisburg and Coblenz region the Ruhr occupation expands with French troops controlling rail lines and central offices. German workers refuse orders while authorities clamp down with detentions and expulsions as two thirds of coal output continues and tens of thousands of cars move inland. The presence of American troops shifts local sentiment toward the new occupying power.
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Duesseldorf
Mayence
Ruhr
Dortrund
Germany
Schoridt
Oextus
Eberfeld
Coblenz
Martin divorce granted custody rulings in circuit court
In circuit court this afternoon Harriet Martin was granted a divorce from Kenneth Martin on cruelty grounds and awarded custody of their infant child. The defendant received custody of two other children.
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Harriet Martin
Kenneth Martin
Rhoades Dies of Heart Trouble at 74 in White Pigeon
Charlies M. Rhoades of White Pigeon Michigan died Saturday from heart trouble at age 74. Survived by a daughter Mrs E L Arnold of Elkhart three sons six grandchildren and a sister.
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Charlies M. Rhoades
White Pigeon
Mich
E. L. Arnold
Elkhart
Missing Sturgis Boy Found Dead in Abandoned House
John Cavin, 14, who vanished Tuesday after a large search, was found dead in an abandoned house on the outskirts of Sturgis, Michigan. A pistol, missing from his home, lay beside his body, and the death by gunshot is believed to be self-inflicted. The Cavin family is prominent in Goshen with ties to Klinger Lake.
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Sturgis
Mich
John Cavin
W. A. Cavin
Klinger Lake
Bebe Daniels Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
New York January 20 The motion picture actress Bebe Daniels underwent an appendicitis operation at Roosevelt hospital. Dr John F Erdman who performed the operation said Daniels condition was most satisfactory. She had been ill for several weeks.
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New York
Bebe Daniels
Roosevelt Hospital
John F. Erdman
Fred Moore Woolworth Dies in London Hotel
Fred Moore Woolworth, London director of the American chain, died at the Ritz hotel after a prolonged illness on January 29. His death marks the loss of a key figure in the Woolworth retail network in England.
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London
Fred Moore Woolworth
Ritz Hotel
Woolworth
American Chain Store Organization
House Debates Education Bills In Indiana General Assembly
In Indianapolis on January 20 the house debated school text books and adoption methods. A motion to recommit two education bills failed, allowing floor debates on county textbook adoption and reorganization of the state board of education. Senate also passed a soft drink licensing bill 32 to 20 while a soldier bonus bill awaits final action.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
House of the General Assembly
Education Committee
State Board of Education
House
Harris
Lake County
State Educational Survey Commission
Senate
Swain
Pendleton
Education
Pittenger
Post, Wedeking and
Lowe
Woman elected to head Evansville newspaper
At the Evansville Courier annual meeting Mrs Anna Bosse was elected president replacing her late husband Benjamin Bosse Evansvilles mayor who died April 4 She leads the largest Evansville publisher and is the only woman in the state heading a paper of that size.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville Courier, Inc
Anna Bosse
Benjamin Bosse
Mayor Bosse
Bosse
Home Telephoto Distribs New County Directories Set
Home Telephoto announces distribution of new directories with improved readable type and updated listings for additional towns in the county. The Democrat for an Anat next job of printing is noted in the production notes.
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Home Telephoto
Democrat
Fatal clash in Blanford as sheriff shot during raid
Three people die and several are wounded when Sheriff Harry Newland and deputies confront a dance hall crowd after shots are fired at two negro storekeepers. Milers Mike Yarich Ben Stauper and Mel Obradiuvo viteh die amid ensuing gunfire. Sheriff Newland is killed after being shot by Stauper. Local and federal authorities launch investigations into the incident and Blanford’s liquor-law troubles under Judge Anderson.
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Blanford
Ind
Associated Press
Harry Newland
Obradiuoviteh
Newland
Stauper
Clinton
W. A. Saterlee
Blanforcé
Federal Court
Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
American Legion Judge Advocate Dismissed for Betrayal Allegation
Indianapolis, Jan 9. Humphrey Harrington, judge advocate of the Indiana American Legion, was dismissed by department commander Perry Faulkner for betraying the organization. The case arose from a fight in the Indiana legislature over a bill to ban holding sporting events with hard admissions on Memorial Day.
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Indianapolis
Jan
Associated Press
Humphhrey
Harrington
Department of Indiana of the American Legion
Perry Faulkher
Faulkner
Indiana
Barn and Contents Destroyed By Fire Near Dunlaps
A fire at the Fairview farm of Elmer Sechrist, about 1.5 miles southwest of Dunlaps, caused about 7000 in damage at nine yesterday morning. A silo and shed were lost. six pigs, 15 tons of hay, straw, grain, and most implements were totaled. Insurance coverage listed at 2500. Horses and sows in the barn were saved.
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Elmer Sechrist
Dunlaps
Sechrist
Fairview Farm
Oil Inquiry Shifts to Union Oil of California
The senate manufacturers sub committee’s price and condition inquiry turned to Union Oil company of California. Principal witness was W. L. Stewart of Los Angeles, president of the company.
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Washington
Senate Manufacturers
Union Oil Company of
California
W. L. Stewart
Los Angeles
Mendon Merchant Dies in Chicago Hospital
Frank Burdick of Sturgis Michigan prominent merchant died in a Chicago hospital. He formerly conducted business at Mendon with Charles F Brown formerly of Goshen.
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Chicago
Frank Burdick
Sturgis, Mich
Mendon, Mich
Charles F. Brown
Goshen
Elkhart High School Science Head Stricken by Illness
Serious illness strikes S. B. McCracken head of the science department at Elkhart High School. He was stricken with a heart trouble attack and is seriously ill.
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S. B. McCracken
Elkhart High School
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