Mayfield Denies K K K Election Charges in Senate
Senator elect Farle Bh. Mayfield of Texas rejects election contest charges filed by George Booth Peddy. The statement calls the charges infamous and absolutely false and asserts Mayfield’s victory was legitimate.
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Washington
Associated Press
Farle Bh. Mayfield
Texas
Senate
George Booth Peddy
Air Mayfield
Nevembeer
Pestdy Hard
Mayfield
de Ka Bins Rian
Cotaspelpaes
Fratebafert
Maxfield
Peddy
Harry S New Sworn In As 49th Postmaster General
Harry S. New takes the oath as the 49th Postmaster General of the United States. He names Hubert Work of Colorado as secretary and is sworn in at the department with Vice President and cabinet members in attendance.
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Harry S. New
Associated Pressa
Westerday
Othee
Piubert Wark
Colorado
Wheewis
E Gateriar
Tera
Abbeery
Aged Man Struck By N Y C Freight In Elkhart
A morning incident in Elkhart involved an elderly man struck by a freight train car from New York Central. The details are unclear due to partial OCR text but indicate a fatal impact near a street crossing with significant injuries reported and authorities notified.
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Elkhart
Casterter Seriously Injured In Elkhart Collision
Clyde Castetter of this city suffered serious injuries in a Friday collision on Ohio south of Northern Indiana intertub. he was taken to Elkhart General Hospital. His left arm is broken in two places and ribs are fractured. leg injuries reported as well. His condition prompted a transfer to his mother Mrs. Georg Wo Rate's care. A ring with a cluster of gemstones reportedly disappeared at the time of the crash and had not been recovered.
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Clyde
Didi
Ohio South
Indiana
Elkhart
General Hospital
Wikhart
Georgs Wo
Magentreet
Gashern
Werltesday
Phardav
R. Castetter
Dutline
Mr. Custetter
Delano
San Franoiseo Mounted Police
Hollywood
Dolan
Educational Board in Regular Session at Court House
Elkhart education board held its regular monthly session at the courthouse this afternoon. Minor matters were discussed and the county agent issue was expected to receive considerable attention.
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Elkhart
Securities firm eyes South Bend branch office
South Bend residents BL Nicholson and Calvin Stertz bach visited the city seeking a site for a ROS Rollings Co. investment securities branch. Stertzbach plans to move here and will be local manager.
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DO. BL Nicholson
Calvin Stertzbach
South Bend
ROS. Rollings Company
Stertzbach
Convicted Murderer Of His Infant Child Is Executed
Floyd Smith of Bradford County Pennsylvania was electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary for the April 1920 slaying of his infant in South Waverly. He faced seven delays and appeals, but Governor Pinchot did not intervene. He made no confession and was pronounced dead at 7 17 p m after the chair had been prepared.
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Bellefonte
Associated Press
Floyd Smith
Bradford County
Pennsylvania
Rockview Penitentiary
South Waverly
TS Wlan
Dor
Herbert Ho Campbell
Pinechot
Smith
Hisens
Board of Parlons
Sen Feticee
Elrouber
George
Theo Prisen Cheaphaith
Governor Signs Local Interest Bills Amid Assembly Actions
Governor McCrary approved local interest measures passed by the General Assembly. The pension for senior public officers rises to 600 per year, and a separate bill empowers abolishing heads of public works while trimming the governor's salary.
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Jreligua General Assembly
McCriax
Siperios
Jirake
Go to Church Month Observance Tied to Goshen
An article notes the start of Go to Church Month with a ministerial association event in Goshen at the wholliterium of the Goshen public friary in Tanneleek tomorrow morning. It mentions observances continuing through Easter Sunday and reports the first month event filling the church at Wine o elock Sunday afternoon.
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Atoa
Goshen
Tanneleek
Dian Pete
South Bend
Kaeusgallegarey
Medutundl
Pirst Brethren Church
Circuit Court Term Opens Ends Light Docket
The March term of the circuit court opened with limited business and several dismissals. Cases listed include foreclosures, divorces, and a commitment for feeble-mindedness. Elizabeth Lakatos obtained a divorce from Peter Lakatos on cruelty grounds in the superior court.
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Eikbart Credit Court
Giiportinnee
Duediue
Williams
Nerten Ve
Catherine
Sane Melsinger
Chris Yoder
LaVeid McKibben
fooTebones
Cacti Traveard
Mav Plaveard
Etiveres
Fort Waste
Judista Shee Corporation
Ssiwat
Siit Am Ose
Oscar W. David Kizer
Ray Rehrer
Winenas Rehrer
Sminner A. Edmands
Hettie Edmands
Elizabeth Lakatos
Teter Lakatos
Commissioners Meet in Regular Session at Ellk Hart Court
The board of county commissioners met at the courthouse in their regular monthly session. Road matters dominated the agenda with a bid date set for seven roads in the 1923 county road program.
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Board of Commissioners of
Ellkhart County
Court House
Republican Congress Criticized by Senator Robinson in Washington
Senator Robinson of Arkansas assailed the Harding administration and the 67th Congress, calling their policies a failure and alleging a split in the Republican party. He credited only the Fordney McCumber Tariff as a notable achievement, while labeling other measures nonpartisan and supported by Democrats.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Party
Robinson
Arkansas
Harding
Hughes
Republican Congress
Newater Robinson
Fordney
McCutgher
Aden
Congress
Wilkins to Move Family to Goshen for Pastor Plot
Jack Wilkins of Southport, Indiana, representative for Kingan Packing, plans to relocate his family to Goshen. He will occupy the First Presbyterian church parsonage on South Fifth Street with Rev. Trevor Hodgdon, coming from Southport to assume the pastorate April 1.
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Jack Wilkinmsx
Southport
Jet
Kingan Packing Company
Tudianapolis
Geshey
President Harding and party depart for Florida vacation
President and Mrs. Harding left Washington on a special train with friends for a month long houseboat vacation in Florida. The trip marks Mrs. Harding's first public appearance since her illness, as she waved farewell from the observation platform.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Florida
Joe
Airince Commission
Civil Service
Abandonment of Move to Force Witnesses in Morse Trial
An effort to compel Attorney General Daugherty, Shipping Board Chairman Lasker, and Red Cross head Payne to testify in the Morse war contracts fraud trial was begun and then abandoned before the president's Florida vacation trip. Subpoenas had been issued for opening day, with plans to produce records. the Morse defense may renew subpoenas later for witnesses from Florida.
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Washington
Associated Press
Daugherty
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Kelim Burton Payne
Red Cross
Harding
Florida
Charles W. Morse
New York
United States Marshal's Office
Gordon
Morse
Trocias
Mer. Paine
Laborer Injured by 40 Foot Fall Shows Quick Recovery
Tierd Hamond, a laborer at the City Nations Bank building, fell 40 feet to the ground Saturday morning. He landed on his head but suffered no broken bones and is improving steadily. He has scalp wounds stitched closed with glistering stitches noted as necessary.
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Tierd Hanmond
New City Nations Bank
Indiana Weather Report Sees Rain Likely Tuesday
Unsettled conditions with probable rain in the south portion tonight, warmer tonight in central and northwest portions. Government thermometer data show daily readings for 24 hours ending noon. Reported by 53 W Witmer.
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W. Witmer
Indiana
Northwest
Congress Ends Nine Month Session In Historic Adjourment
The 67th Congress closes after four sessions setting a record for time spent in session. President Harding signs the farm credits bill as he prepares for a Florida houseboat vacation with Mrs. Harding and a party of officials and friends.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate
House
Sinc
Marine Band
Three Cars Involved In Bad Collision West Of Osetola
One person Mary Ellen Hall minor daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Hall of Elkhart received minor bruises in a crash west of Osetola last evening in which three automobiles were badly damaged.
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Mary Ellen Hall
L. D. Hall
Elkhart
Osetola
Fire Extinguished at Will D. Champion Home
The fire department was called about two o'clock this afternoon to 411 North Main Street to extinguish a small roof fire at the residence of Will D Champion.
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Will D.champion
North Main Street
Dollar a Gallon Gasoline Looms in Oil Probe
The Lafollette oil investigating committee report to the senate warns consumers may face at least one dollar per gallon unless steps are taken to break Standard Oil domination. It accuses the major oil companies of violating the 1911 dissolution decree by fixing prices from crude to retail.
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Washington
Associated Press
Lafollette Oil Investigating Committee
Senate
Standard Oil Companies
Supreme Court
Weil
Wind-Damaged Buildings Prompt Reward in Iowa City
Considerable damage from weekend wind in this section. A large plate glass in Dr. Anna G. Kaufman’s storeroom on Fast Lincoln Avenue was wrecked though room unoccupied. A shot through the window Friday night is suspected. Dr. Kaufman offers a $100 reward for apprehension and conviction. Several small buildings were unroofed.
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Anna G. Kaufman
Lincoln Avenue
Kaufman
Harding grants recess appointments amid nomination clashes
President Harding offered a recess appointment to James G. McNary of New Mexico as comptroller of the currency, but he declined. Dr. H. Crissinger remains comptroller for now while Milead Campbell of Michigan joins the Federal Reserve Board, and Elmer Landes and Merton Corey receive recess posts on the Farm Loan Board. Joseph W. Tolbert, South Carolina GOP leader, is named US marshal for the western district despite a stalled confirmation.
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McNary
James G. McNary
Harding
Senate
House
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Sutherland
West Virginia
Williams
Mississippi
Harrison
Dial
South Carolina
Congress
Washington
Associated Press
New Mexico
H. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Milead Campbell
Michigan
White House
Elmer 8. Landes
Ohio
Merton T. Corey
Nebraska
Federal Farm Loan Board
United States
Joseph W. Tolbert
Leander Anderson Dies in Elkhart County Politician 74
Leander Anderson aged 74 longtime Elkhart resident died of heart trouble in Elkhart yesterday morning after prolonged illness. Private funeral at 115 Fedding Avenue at 2 PM Wednesday with burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery. Survived by sister Miss Amanda Anderson and uncle to Albert A. Rieth of Goshen. He served one term on the county council and was elected to a second term before illness forced resignation.
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Leander Anderson
Elkhart County
Elkhart
Fedding Avenue
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Mr. Anderson
Amanda Anderson
Albert A. Rieth
Goshen
Anderson
Farm Residence Burns Near Middlebury
Fire damaged the farm residence of Jacob Miller located three miles south of Middlebury this afternoon. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation by local authorities. Neighbors assisted in containing the blaze and preventing spread to nearby buildings.
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Jacob Miller
Middlebury
Indiana gas tax moves to Gov McCray for approval
The 3rd Indiana General Assembly completed action on a two cent gasoline tax per gallon bill. It now goes to Governor McCray for signature as part of highway financing. House concurrence in a Senate amendment finished the bill.
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Indianapolis
As Sociated Press
Indiana General Assembly
McCrar
State Highway Commission
House
Senate
Nejdl
Lake County
Leonard
Wabash
Koeseluskee
Duffy
Marion
Lakuse
Wayne
Union
Friends of
Associated Press
T3rd
McCray
State Committee
Republican State Organization
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Lesh
Goshen City Annual Report Issued for 1922
The annual report of the several departments of Goshen city for the year ending December 31, 1922, has been issued in booklet form.
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Goshen City
Emmett Hahn Sells Home at 211 West Douglas Street
Emmett Hahn sold his residence at 211 West Douglas Street to Homa Munson of Yellow Taxi for 2000 dollars.
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Emmett Hahn
West
Douglas Street
Homa Munson
Yellow Taxi
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Securities Concern Will
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Edward B. McLean
Weeks
St. Augustine
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Hale
Maine
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American Red Cross
Charles E. Sawyer
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D. H. Crissinger
M’cray
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