Russia Adopts U S and British Principles for Federation
A Moscow approved plan outlines a federal union for several republics with two houses: a population based chamber and a second council representing nationalities. A federal council of ten commissioners would handle foreign affairs, posts and telegraphs, and national economy. Education and welfare stay with states while the federal government can veto state decrees.
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Moscow
Tent AL
Russia
Ukraine
Wilte Breesin
Georgia
Csaviets
Retighis Feu
Retighis Feu Lege
Meoseav
Council of Nationalists
Chaser Oy
Amperican Setutters Fortis
Times
Fiele
Dhereef
Freaith Opuddlie Welferre
Successey Fette Cheba
Train Strikes Van Killing Driver and Injuring Passenger
A van was struck by a passing train near the city yesterday, killing the driver and injuring a passenger who was taken to Ninety hospital in unknown condition. Witnesses and investigators are reviewing the scene and the Van’s operator Farrar of Detroit is reported among those involved.
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Maceeeg and Pty
Bute
Nintheny
Johnston Wins World's Tennis Title in Britain
Wimbledon final sees Mo Johnston slip past Francis Hunter 6 0 6 7 6 4 to claim the world grass court title. English pair Randolph Lycett and Elizabeth Ryan win the mixed doubles alongside Deane and Mrs Sheppard-Barren.
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Johnston
Britain
AL P. Willian
Mo Johnston
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N.Y
Tedar
Randolph Lycett
Elizabeth Ryanbeth
England
Deane
Sheppard-Barren
Rev Winture to Preach at Union Services
Tomorrow evening at the First Methodist church Rev J A McInturff pastor of the First Brethren church will preach the sermon. Miss Grace Hammond will sing and Prof Dinkelon will lead the song services. A Gospel message good music and a pleasant place to meet are assured. Everyone should attend.
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First Methodist Church
J. A. McInturff
First Brethren Church
Grace Hammond
Dinkelon
Parliament backs Poincare on papal question
French parliament aligned with Premier Poincare by voting 85 to 100 that papal reparations letters cannot influence France’s Ruhr policy while Germany pays. Deputies condemned papal interference in domestic and foreign affairs as Poincare urged firm policy. Berlin meanwhile reports Vatican views on sabotage in the Ruhr.
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Chase
Goshen High School Band Opens Concert at Court Park
A large crowd attended the Goshen High School band concert at Court Park last evening. The performance featured the school’s sense div and drew praise from attendees.
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Sense div Goshen High School
Court Park
Auto Tragedy Kills Elkhart Man After Crash
July 7 Mishawaka Clyde Grise, 31, of Elkhart dies at St Josephs hospital from injuries after a crash on Spinson Road. Driver Minegar, hurled from the car, faces investigation with wine found in the vehicle. Grise survived by wife, mother and five sisters. born in Bristol Indiana, married three years ago.
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Mishawaka
Clyde Grise
Welfe Avenue
Elkhart
St Joseph's Hospital
Robert Mine
Seceoha
Fitise
Minegar
Hurleyhoanto
Alse
Spinson Road
Perth
Lineddy Highway
Ficgie Peoint
Minegarowae
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Grise
Bristol Ind
Man shoots wife then kills himself in Logansport
In Logansport Indiana on July 7 Aaron Hessler 31 a machinist shot and seriously wounded his wife and then turned the weapon on himself dying hours later Doctors said Mrs Hessler may live The couple had been separated five weeks
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Logansport
Ind
Aaron Hessler
Hessler
Home Dressmaking Feature Begins On Page Six
The Democrat launches a new daily feature for women titled Home Dressmaking. Each day on page six readers will find an article and instructions with patterns available if desired. Women who sew will find this feature valuable and are urged to turn to page six.
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the Democrat
Federal Judge Rules Alcohol Limits Unconstitutional
Federal Judge George M. Bourquin held that Congress cannot dictate whisky prescription limits to doctors. He invalidated parts of the Volstead Act restricting numbers of prescriptions and quantities, stating each patient presents a unique problem and the regulation oversteps judicial bounds.
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Helena
Mont
Congress
George M. Bourquin
Bourquin
DP J. Bo Freund
Butte
Knox
New York
Samuel W. Lambert
Boarquin
Bureau of Internal Prevenue
Many Leviathan Crew Members Face Arrest
London reports the board of trade or steamship companies may prosecute many members of the Leviathan crew for desertion from British vessels under the mercantile shipping act. Estimates place those threatened with arrest between 100 and 300 as ships suffer from crew shortages due to higher American wages.
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London
Ca.t
Leviathan
Daily Mail
Board of Trade
Judge Anderson Sued For 100000 In Contempt Case
Dinmittee Economoff, attorney from Gary, Indiana, sues Judge A B Anderson of the U S district court in Indianapolis circuit court claiming illegal imprisonment for contempt. He seeks 100000 in damages for the alleged wrongful confinement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dinmittee Economoff
Gary
A. B. Anderson
U.S. District Court
Col George W Strope Oldest Music Dealer Remembered
The Music Trade Indicator notes Col George W Strope of Kansas City Mo at 83 as the oldest in the trade, active after 64 years. He opened his first store in 1857 and remains a remembered figure in Goshen and nearby communities.
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Chicago
United States
E. C. Wilson
George W. Strope
Kansas City
Goshen
Strope
Elkhartan entrepreneur ends life with gun suicide
Frank S. Gaimpher, 47, Elkhart businessman, killed himself at 8 39 am with a 32 caliber revolver in the Masonic temple toilet. Found by custodian Emory LaBelle, no one present. He left no clear motive beyond recent family sorrow and financial worries. Survived by wife Ethel and two brothers Harrys Boo and Froderick W. Gaimpher. Funeral plans pending.
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Frank S. Gaimpher
Elkhart
Masonic Temple
Emory LaBelle
Maddalena Gampher
Mr. Gampher
Troy
Whan
Fikhart
Ethel
Harrys Boo
Froderick W. Gampher
Knights Templar
Convict Editor Found Guilty of Criminal Libel Against American Legion
A Chicago jury took 30 minutes to convict Arthur Lerena, former editor of the Ulineis Staats Zeitung, of criminal libel for calling the American Legion a band of warped riff raff. Lerena was captured in St Paul by ex service men after the legion's formation. his counsel moved for a new trial.
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Chicagq
Arthur Lerena
Ulineis Staats Zeitung
American Legion
Legion
Jlorena
St. Paul
Tria
Coal operators and miners hold postponed joint session
Atlantic City July 7 The first joint session of anthracite operators and miners was postponed until Monday afternoon as employers were to reply to workers demands.
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Atlantic City
Whic
Elkhart County Teachers Institute Set in Goshen High
The annual institute for Elkhart county school teachers will be held in Goshen High School assembly room from August 27 to 31. County superintendent Charles F. Miller will soon announce the program.
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Institute of
Weather outlook for Indiana and surrounding regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered thunderstorms. Warmer tonight in eastern areas. July 7 outlook shows Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers and normal temperatures for the week ahead.
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Indiana
Washinggon
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Goshen Youth Hurt When Ford Overturns
Martin Stewart a0 son of Mrs Noah Rarick of South Seventh street was injured in a Lincoln highway crash two miles southeast of Elkhart. His Ford roadster overturned after he was blinded by bright headlights from an oncoming car from Fort Wayne. He suffered a broken collar bone and was treated at Goshen hospital before being taken home.
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Martin Stewart
Noah Rarick
South Seventh Street
Lincoln Highway
Elkhart
Stewart
Fort Wayne
Goshen Hospital
FE. E. Ash
One of 13 racing balloons still in air
Indianapolis July 7 A P I Roth piloting Navy balloon A-6699 left Indianapolis in the national elimination race for distance. Eleven balloons had landed safely. one missing over Winehendon Massachusetts about 500 miles from Indianapolis. If Roth were aloft yesterday he would set a new duration record beyond 49 hours 25 minutes by Captain G L Burbaugh and Carl G Fisher.
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V. A. Roth
United State Navy
Indianapolis
Sater
Chamber of Commerce
Tate
Lieut. Roth
TL Bo Nal
Carl G. Fisher
Young girl suffers elbow fracture in auto mishap
Irene Miller four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl BE Miller 514 South 10th street sustained a compound fracture of the right arm at the elbow after falling from an automobile steps while playing near home Friday evening X rays were taken to aid reduction and she is reported in Gosben hospital
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Irene
Carl BE. Miller
South 10Th Street
Gosben Hospital
Rockefeller to celebrate birthday at Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller will quietly observe his 59th birthday at Pocantico Hills tomorrow. He plans morning church services and will receive a small circle of close friends at his home.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Rockefeller
New Community Church
Federated Farmer Labour Party Forms In Chicago
Delegates from the farmer labor and federated farmer labor groups reach a split but show interest in independent political action for 1924. The convention tabled platforms favoring force or affiliations with communists, confirming discord and signaling the new party's radical stance and key leaders.
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Chicago
A. P
Farmer-Labor Party
Federated Farmer-Libor Party
Farmer-Libor
Federated Party
Federated
Labor
Labor Party
Workers Party
Kred
E. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Joseph Maney
New York
William Foster
W. E B
Woman Killed When Train Strikes Auto Near Wheeler Indiana
Mrs. W W B Randall of Custer Michigan was killed when the auto carrying her, a man and a woman was struck by the Manhattan Limited near Wheeler Indiana late yesterday. Her husband W B Randall and Mr and Mrs W A Ellis of Lombard Illinois were hospitalized at Gary Indiana with injuries described as not life threatening.
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Chicago
WW. B. Randall
Custer
Mich
Manhattan Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Whee'er
Ind
W. B. Randall
W. A Ellis
Lombard, Ill
Gary
Hold Up Train Takes 90 Hostages And Booty
Bandits raided a Ganton-Kowloon line train 15 miles from Ganton killing a Chinese officer and a soldier. About 90 upper class Chinese were seized for ransom and jewelry worth about 5000 dollars was stolen. Beijing plans railroad police units to stop such raids after the Suchow kidnapping.
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Hong Kong
Ganton-Kowloon
Ganton
Red Cross Plans for Elkhart Co Fair Display
The Goshen chapter of the American Red Cross completes tent plans for the Elkhart County Fair in September. Nurse Clara Beehler will lead first aid and display efforts. George P. Rowell resigns as vice chairman. Dan M. Spohn elected. Dees J. Barnhart becomes new vice chairman. Reports on monthly and annual activities are presented. secretary E. F. Mumert may attend the national convention in Washington in September.
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Elkhart County
American Red Cross
Goshen
Clara Beehler
George P. Rowell
Dan M. Spohn
Rowell
Dees J. Barnhart
E. FE. Mummert
Washington
Miss Beehler
Deemed Certain McAdoo Will Run For President
A New York dinner of McAdoo confidants signals aggressive plans for a presidential bid. Supporters, while not formally announcing yet, are confident his candidacy will be declared.
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McAdoo
New York
A. P
William G. McAdoo
Boom
New York Evening Post
Think Girl's Leap Planned Crisis Ends in Tragic Death
Funeral services were held for Dorothy Hel en Forker 14 of Elkhart who died after jumping from a car in which friends gathered Police Chief L H Northrop and Acting Prosecuting Attorney C E Barney questioned six companions finding no criminal action The girl had talked of death by her own action amid home troubles and strict paternal discipline.
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Dorothy Helen Forker
G. E. Forker
Elkhart
L. H. Northrop
C. E. Barney
Forker
Dorothy
Automobile Claimed From Ligonier Garage by Pittsburgh Buyer
A Chevrolet touring car abandoned at the Roy Stroman garage in Ligonier by J. A. Morgan of Johnstown, Pennsylvania while he rode by rail to Waterloo Iowa, has been claimed by a Pittsburgh dealer who had set the machine to Morgan.
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Ligonier
Roy Stroman
J. A. Morgan
Johnstown
Waterloo
Pittsburgh Geater
Morgan
New York Central Lengthens Goshen Battle Creek Branch
Workers lengthen the Goshen to Battle Creek branch with a 700 foot stretch and new buildings. Crews will install track switches and prepare the line for service as changes progress along the Middlebury area.
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New York Central
Goshen-Battle Creek
Middlebury
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