May Delay Special Session In NYmeyer Testimony
May delay special session as WM H Nymeyer identifies checks cashed by Morrice. He finishes testimony with scrolling details about bank books and passbooks, while cross examination explores access to Safem Ink books.
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Long granted liberty after bad checks case ruling
The case of John W. Long ends with a release from detention after a legal process involving bad checks. The report notes confusion in the courthouse and mentions that Long will receive treatment related to his condition while under supervision, with details of the pardon process and the implications for his future.
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Talbot Pleads Not Guilty In High Profile Indiana Case
The article reports Talbot pleading not guilty in a complex Indiana case involving multiple defendants and alleged criminal activity. It notes arraignment dates, trial timelines, and anticipated delays, with references to regional officials, law firms, and the court in South Bend.
Commissioners Transact Regular Business Today
The board of commissioners met in a regular session to process routine bills and conduct standard business. Officials reviewed expenditures and approved items on the agenda, keeping the session concise.
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President Porras calls White arbitration award painful
The Costa Rican president said the 1914 arbitration award by Chief Justice White was completely unacceptable and warned of pressure to secure another discussion on rights. He noted U.S. cruiser Sacramento arrived at Bocas del Toro and referenced tensions with the United States over Panama and Costa Rica relations.
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Limerick Mayor Shot to Death in City Home Attack
Belfast dispatch reports that Limerick Mayor Clancy and former mayor Michael McCalbhain were shot at their home by assailants. Mrs. Clancy was wounded while trying to shield her husband as bands of men carried out the attack amid rising tension. The killings are viewed as reprisals for Brig. Gen. Cumming’s assassination at Clondublin last Saturday.
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The Jefferson theatre lease deal and organ sale
Fitzpatrick and McEtroy of Chicago signed a 1 1/2 year lease on the Jefferson theatre for a total consideration over 500 dollars. They paid Oscar Hansen, owner and retiring manager, 6000 dollars for the Kimball organ installed at the playhouse less than a year ago.
Farmers Organize Electric Extension Company
Farmers form County Line Electric to build an eleven mile south and southwest extension from the county line to supply electric lights and power for farm machinery. Officers named include President John Hechkaman and Treasurer Joseph McMikel, with contracts awarded to Nappies Utility and CC Cass & Co. Work to begin near the county line church and extend to local farms as planned.
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Uprising Reported Against Soviet Rule in Kronstadt Petrograd
An AP despatch notes widespread citizen unrest in Kronstadt and Petrograd with revolutionary committees and provisional government moves toward dissolving the constituent assembly and restoring trade freedom. Paris reports cite gravest Bolshevik threats as Moscow sends troops to quell fires and restore order amid conflicting Soviet and foreign accounts.
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Death of John Wolfe on Warsaw area farm
John Wolfe aged 77 longtime resident of a farm eight and a half miles northwest of Warsaw for 42 years died from anaemia.
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Warsaw
Weather outlook for Indiana showers and warmer trend
Indiana area forecast calls for showers tonight and on Tuesday. Temperatures rise tonight and especially in the northwest portion on Tuesday.
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Indiana
Allies Move to Impose Penalties on Germany
Allied leaders announce planned occupation of Duisburg Duesseldorf and Ruhr industrial area and new import taxes as penalties for Germanys non fulfillment of reparations obligations. Prime Minister Lloyd George says German proposals so far do not justify delaying penalties and urges firm settlement before peace.
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Castetter Goes to Indianapolis
Clycle J. Castetter, First ward councilor and Republican mayoral candidate, traveled to Indianapolis by the 4:30 Winona interurban to oppose House Bill No. 279. The bill passed the House and is expected in the Senate, with Elkhart Senator Andrew H. Beardsley noting it would require suspension of the rules if sent to the floor the last day of the session.
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Erie Railed By Labor Board Over Wage Cuts
The Railway Labor Board ruled that the Erie railroad violated prior rulings in six respects including wage reductions and failure to cancel those cuts when ordered. The road argued the board must hold a hearing before restoring former pay rates.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Railway Labor Board Today
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Road
Elkhart Boys Arraigned in Ford Theft Case
Herbert Schrank John Wogeman Fred Hall and Harry Shaw of Elkhart were arraigned in the circuit court for stealing Walter Hostettler's Ford from a curb near the First Christian church in Wakarusa. Wogeman pleaded guilty with sentence awaiting disposition. others entered not guilty pleas. Tra Church and Roel Procter are retained by the defendants.
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Indiana legislature nears adjournment amid local bills
Indianapolis March 7 The Indiana General Assembly pushed through mainly local measures as it nears a sine die adjournment. House and Senate steered bills covered include plans for a World War Memorial on the north side with state Marion County and city funding and a vote on a constitutional amendment ratification measure that failed due to lack of a constitutional majority.
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Associated Press
Indeanapolis
Ind
Indiana General Assembly
Jime J Weioas
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General
Indianapolis
Marion Comunty
Senate
Burglar Uses Skeleton Key to Loot Quiet Home Near Main Street
A burglar entered Samuel TL Lewis at 4100 South Main Street about 9 o'clock Saturday night while the family was away. Mrs. Percival Grisamer spotted him and rang a tele phone. A companion burglar sounded the alarm and he fled. Nothing in the Lewis home was disturbed. No suspicious teenager was seen on East Lincoln Avenue.
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Barbadoes Cable Issue Stands Unchanged
At the state department the government’s decision to prevent Western Union from linking its Barbadoes cable to a short line out of Miami remains unchanged.
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Robbery at Main Street City Car Fare Box
The cash fare box on the Main Street city car was robbed as passengers left the interurban station. The amount taken is unknown and police are pursuing clues.
Harding Expected To Call Congress About April 10
Harding plans to call Congress around April 10 for an evening meeting. The timing suggests a summit or address to outline priorities and request legislation.
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Harding to convene cabinet for first meeting at White House
President Harding will chair the first cabinet session at the White House at 11 a.m. to discuss policy with Republican leaders. Discussions include relations with Costa Rica and Panama and timing for a possible special session, with expected calls to Congress in early April.
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