Settlement Reached in Lincoln Motor Case for 1.55 Million
Washington dispatch reports the Department of Justice and the Lincoln Motor Car Company receiver agreed to a settlement of 1.55 million dollars for alleged wartime overpayments on contracts. Judge Tuttle in Detroit must approve. The Lincoln plant was previously valued after a Ford-led bankruptcy sale.
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Washington, Dan
Associated Press
Department of Justice
Lincoln Motor Car Company
William Kkltitter
Tuttle
Federal District Court
Detroit
Drecen Ber
Riter
Attornew General
Juan
United States District Court
Lincoln Company
Arthur Jo Tudhe
Ato
Henry Ford
Ford
Bids Opened for Two Lincoln Highway Segments
Indianapolis Jan 30 The Indiana highway commission opened bids for about 27 miles of concrete and bituminous paving in four projects across Whitley and Allen counties. Williams & Baldwin of Cleveland Heights Ohio was lowest bidder on two six mile segments to Fort Wayne with bids of 12800474 and 12690735 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Jan
Associated
Ohio
Churubusco
Fort Wayne
Whitley
Allen Counties
Port Wayne
Allen County
Williams & Baldwin Organization
Cleveland Heights
Two Die as Auto Hits Toboggan in Erie
Erie, Pa. Jan 30 Agnes Loerel and Otto Gorenflo were killed when their Toboggan was struck by a car late last night. Three others were injured in the collision.
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Erie
Agnes Loerel
Otto Gorenflo
Portland man may face charges after shooting scrape
Portland Indiana January 30 Charges may be filed against Marshal Frank Tonis of Redkey after a shooting scrape in which John May a well known resident of Redkey was shot in the foot by the marshal.
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Portland
Ind
Frank Tonis
Redkey
John May
Legion Asked To Drop Fight Over Memorial Day Auto Race
In Indianapolis leaders of the American Legion press the drive for prohibitive leg islation to ban the Memorial day auto speed classic. State Commander Perry Faulkner and the legislative committee hear civic leaders and industry reps urging surrender of the fight. Post suspensions follow as factions split over the Moorhead bill.
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Indianapolis
Associated Presse
Gaegg
Padiana
Ameriqua Legion
Department
Boont
Worthington
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railroad
Chanber of Commerce
Legion
Senate
House
Dewey
William Wallace Noble
Edward Kahle
Ajdoeth Field Artillery
Indianapoles
Ind. Dan
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Perry Faulkner
Legion Legislative Committee
Washington Hotel
Bowman Elder
Indiana
Kanssas City
Skidmore Dean
St. Mihiel-Loer
American Legion
Faulkner
Mrs. John Goldberg Dies at 73 in Elkhart
Mrs. John Goldberg, 73, died today at noon at her home in Elkhart after a paralytic stroke three weeks earlier. She had lived in Elkhart 14 years. Her husband, a son and a daughter survive. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 PM.
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John Goldberg
Elkhart
Bus Line De Luxe Considered Between South Bend and Fort Wayne
Frank Kern and George Gross plan a Packard de duxe die service between South Bend and Fort Wayne with two twin six cars and three daily trips. The route would run via Ligonier and Churubusco, not Warsaw, with both cities showing support. Estimated losses run about 8000 dollars per unit as the venture awaits final approval. Elkhart Goshen bus service resumed briefly today amid uncertain outlooks.
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Goshen
Ft. Wayne-South Bend
Frank Kern
Kern
George Gross
Laporte
Ligonier
Churubusco
Warsaw
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Indiana legislature moves admin bills ahead amid highway plans
Indiana lawmakers push administration measures including reorganization of education and highway legislation. Governor McCray urges expediting appropriations while a soldier bonus and Memorial Day protections face delays. A bill to raise automobile license fees near doubling in some cases, with merged highway funding via gas tax and fees.
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Thanapolis
Indiana
Morgan
House
McCray
Pittenger
Selina
Echo Conference Planned by Goshen Youth
Miss Edith Bram announces the Goshen district Echo conference to be held Thursday February 1 at First Lutheran church. The program runs 3 30 pm with community sing led by Melvin Detweiler and a quiz closing. officers to be elected and a demonstration organized department by Miss Laura Gingerich. Adults attend as observers and youth lead all departments.
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Edith Bram
Young Peoples
Goshen
Helen Denison
Donald Bartholomew
E. A. Carpenter
Melvin Detweiler
McOmber
Fourfeld
Floyd Hostettier
Eva Baker
Bernice Bartholomew
Elsie Winterhoff
Laura Gingerich
Columbia City Postmaster Named
John Burnworth is named postmaster at Columbia City amid civil service certification. The appointment is the sole name certified by the civil service commission.
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Washington
Burnworth
Columbia City
Civil Service Commission
Wabash Paper Sold in Private Receiver’s Sale
Wabash Plain Dealer was sold at a private receiver sale to Don M. Nixon of Terre Haute. The sale occurred in Wabash, Indiana, on January 30. The buyer is identified as Nixon, bringing a local paper into new ownership.
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Wabash, Ind
Wabash Plain
Dealer
Republican
Don M. Nixon
Terre Haute
Indiana Weather Update Promises Rain Across South
Unsettled conditions persist tonight in Indiana with scattered showers. Wednesday brings rain to the southern counties and a mix of rain and possible wet streets elsewhere.
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Indiana
Greeks Called to Colors by 1923 Class
Geneva dispatch says the Greek minister in Berne informs members of the class of 1923 to prepare for a call to the colors with no exemptions. Lausanne reports two Lausanne peace conference conventions signed between Turkey and Greece. One returns prisoners and hostages. the other enacts compulsory population exchange.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Berne
Lausanne
Turkey
Greece
Ismet Pasha
Riza Nur Bey
M. Venizelos
M. Cachiumanus
Grebice
Near East conference ends with Turkish limits in draft treaty
Lausanne January 90 fear grows over abrupt end of the Near East talks as allies prepare to present the treaty draft to Turkey. The draft limits Turkish forces in Europe to 20 000 men and Constantinople to 12 000, curbs the demilitarized zone, and renounces Turkish claims to lands beyond current frontiers. Turkey’s opposition includes several clauses and Greek official Plastiras may visit Venizelos amid speculation.
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Lausanne
Greece
Plastiras
Venizelos
Turkey
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Parish House Servant Girl Murdered Near St Cashmir’s
Erie Pa Jan 30 Sofia Sze mansowski servant at St Cashmir s Polish Catholic church was shot trio heart as she and housekeeper Mary Wojewock approached parish house. Rev Father John Dambinski held by police awaiting investigation results. Memphis Tenn Jan 30 authorities press Mayfield Ky inquiry into Ruth McElwain Tucker 20 and Duncan Waller 19 slayings after bodies found on a country road near Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ruth McElwain Tucker
Duncan Waller
Mayfield
Waler
Ten year old rescues girl earns bravery medal
Warsaw Indiana January 30 William Collison 10 years old son of Mr and Mrs William Collison was awarded a bravery medal for rescuing Amy Shaffer 11 who broke through ice on Winona Lake ten days earlier.
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Warsaw
Ind
William Collison
Amy Shaffer
Winona Lake
Baptist Church to Rebuild Using Walls Now Standing
Definite steps toward rebuilding the First Baptist congregation's church were taken by the board of trustees and deacons with Rev G H O'Donnell and architect RK Simmons. Plans call for a basement auditorium lower roof and steam heating to serve Sunday school rooms, using walls still standing. A church business meeting will follow prayer services to approve actions and appoint a building committee.
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First Baptist
G. H. O'Donnell
RK. L. Simmons
Goshen
Simmons
Baptists
First Presbyterian Church
Fire damages Kennedy Car Liner and Bag plant in Shelbyville
A blaze early today in Shelbyville Indiana caused an estimated 200000 damage to the Kennedy Car Liner and Bag company. The building remained burning late morning but under control. Officials believed the fire started from defective wiring and Fred W Kennedy, the president, said the loss was covered by insurance.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Kennedy Car Liner and Bag Company
Fred W. Kennedy
Receiver Sought for Gilbert Stoller Co Garage
A receiver is sought for Gilbert Stoller Co of this city to prevent bankruptcy. Robert Stoller a stockholder and director alleges the firm is insolvent with liabilities about 11000 and plans further borrowing. Chen ey E Gilbert is the other stockholder and officer.
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Gilbert-Stoller Co
Gilbert- Stoller Co
Studebaker Automobile Agency
Robert ©. Stoller
Cheney E. Gilbert
Davis & Schaefer
Stoller
L. L. Burris
Gilbert
Heads Of Russian Royal Family Preserved In Alcohol
In Moscow the heads of Czar Nicholas II and his family, killed at Ekaterinburg, are being preserved in alcohol. Capt. Firman, chief of staff of the Russian refugee fleet, reports the practice at the Kremlin while anchored near Mariveles quarantine station.
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Manila
P.ef
Associated Press
Nicholas
Russia
Ekaterinberg
Kremlin
Moscow
Firman
Mariveles
Here
Freight Wreck Forces Detours Around Silver Lake
Big Four freight No 72 piled up near Silver Lake last night causing detours around the area south of Warsaw. Crews from Anderson and Wabash worked to clear the track as Nickel Plate from Claypool to South Whitby and the Pennsylvania line to North Manchester became detour routes.
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Silver Lake
Warsaw
Anderson and
Wabash
Claypool
South Whitby
Pennsylvania
Manchester
Introducing and the Worst is Yet to Come comic
The Democrat announces a new daily comic feature titled and the Worst is Yet to Come replacing School Days on the next to last page. Readers may enjoy the daily drawing.
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the Democrat
Plans to make occupation of German Ruhr more effective
French and Belgian officials forecast new measures to extend occupation in the Ruhr. General DeGoutte says further steps to force German terms will be decided soon. Brussels reports an agreed concerted action to take in the Ruhr, with possible extension of French lines to Frankfurt. Coal shipments may be halted. German railway workers continue sabotaging French rail operations. Ruhr mine output remains at two thirds. In Duesseldorf telegraph workers resume. Paris logs deny a reported killing at Boppard and note improved mood amid exaggerated strike reports.
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DeGoutte
Ruhr
France
Belgium
Brussels
Ruher
Weygand
Marshal Foeh
Theunis
Frankfort
Germany
Brussels Conference Sets Ruhr Policy Discussed
High French and Belgian officials met in Brussels on January 30 to discuss future Ruhr policy. French attendees included General Weygand, M. Le Trocquer, and M. Herbette. Belgian delegates were Premier Theunis, Foreign Minister Jaspar, and M. Devere, minister of national defense.
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Brussels
Ruhr
France
Belgium
General Weygand
Marshal Foch
M. le Trocquer
M. Herbette
Theunis
Jaspar
M. Devere
Paris News: Unconfirmed German Deaths at Boppard and Brussels Talks
Reports say 20 Germans killed near Boppard in a clash with French troops while General Weygand and Le Trocquer travel to Brussels to coordinate with Belgium over the Ruhr situation. French plans include extending defensive lines to Frankfurt and immediate control of rail and postal services with on-site personnel. Recalcitrant German officers to be expelled more quickly.
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Paris
Associated Press
French Foreign Office
Boppard
Bingen
Foregin
Ruhr
Rhine
Weygand
le Trocquer
Brussels
Echo de Paris
Wergand
M. le Trocquer
Duesseldorf
Frankfort
Attempted attack halts train carrying Weygand in Germany
A sabotage attempt near Duerin interrupted a train carrying General Weygand and Public Works Minister Le Trocquer en route to Duesseldorf. Other incidents included signal box wrecks on the Rohr.
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Duesseldorf
Associated Press
General Weygand
le Trocquer
Duerin
Rohr
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