German Chancellor Cuno vows resistance as Ruhr occupation continues
Berlin reports Chancellor Cuno pledges Germany will resist the Ruhr occupation and refuses concessions while accusing France of gaining nothing. He says negotiations are futile as the occupation shapes policy and vows to persevere despite Allied pressure and Versailles fears.
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Berlin
Associated
Sittartion
Ware
Ilegally Cachain
Germany
Vietimes
Fea
Huby
Baris
Ruhr
Bao
France
Versailles
Waalinst
Bank Shortage Shuts Springfield Bank Amid Cashier Attempted Suicide
Springfield bank closes after a $600000 shortage. cashier Penfield reportedly attempted self harm. Officials say no charges filed against anyone, while the comptroller investigates suspected bond irregularities tied to Liberty loans. The incident follows reports of bond movements by unidentified parties.
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Springupoe
Mara Oia
Springfield
Bank
Adh
Liberty
Penfield
Bond
Wisseid Ter
Hank Othielais
Frecgu
Harding's Party Engaged In Cruising And Golf
President Harding on vacation in Florida pursued leisure activities including cruising and golf. Reportedly he and aides planned more time on shore as a second day of a trip unfolded. The navy transport Henderson carrying Secretary Denby and a delegation headed toward Panama encountered heavy seas off Hatteras.
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Harding
Plerida
Henderson
Panama
Marcel
Associated Press
Denby
Panawa
Hatteras
Acquit Warsaw Man of Stealing Coal
In Kescinsko circuit court a jury found Harry Hutton of Warsaw not guilty of stealing coal from a car on the Bid Four railroad siding. Detective Phillips testified to seeing Hutton and Edward McKrill remove coal to a nearby field. McKrill Betty and Harris face separate trials on the same charge.
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Warsaw
Kescinsko
Harry Hutton
Phillips
Hutton
Edward McKrill
McKrill
Alonzo Betty
Frank Harris
Former Sultan Not to Return to Mecca Refuge
The former Sultan Mohamurd Vio seeks a life of contemplation in Mecca after turmoil in the Hedjaz kingdom. He envisions a peaceful rest in the sacred city, while the fate of the deposed ruler remains uncertain amid calls for unity among factions.
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Mohammed VI
Mecca
Jepal
Hedjaz
Ferner
Mohamurd Vio
Eneuih
Huszin
Tebb Claerles
Mitlis
Tedda
Meee
Turkish assembly approves Pirdentie frente amid continued negotiations
A garbled report notes the Turkish National Assembly decided on Pirdentie frente while affirming authorization to continue negotiations. The text is unclear on specifics but indicates ongoing diplomatic talks and a government stance.
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Constant Enopy
Mgaveh
Angora
Turkish National Assembly
Wis Athorizedd
Pegetiatioiys
C. A. Jackson Named Agricultural Agent of Elkhart County
The Elkhart county board of education contracted with C. A. Jackson of Greencastle to become Elkhart county agricultural agent, filling the vacancy left by Merritt I. Shearer. Jackson will receive 3000 per annum from Elkhart, 1000 from the state, 850 from the federal government, with Goshen and Goshen Hikart Chambers of Commerce each contributing 248. Traveling expenses of 400 are allowed.
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Elkhart
Pikbart County
Goshen and Hikart Chambers of Commerce
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Child Support Case
Walter D. Messick of this city was arrested in South Bend yesterday on a charge of non support of a child. He waived arraignment before Judge Davies S. Drake in circuit court and pleaded not guilty. He was released on his own recognizance.
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Walter
Messick
South Bend
Davies S. Drake
Officers Say Boys Confessed to Warsaw Robbery
Warsaw youths Evars Stoo and Chee Neff 2 were arrested on charges of breaking into the Greeringer and Kuautitss garage and Bowling Grocery in Warsaw. They reportedly confessed to Sheriff Mafey and Chief Ponglass after parents reported disappearances Friday night. The pair, returning from Goskeu after walking from New Paris, were found with a Warsaw-registered auto that had broken down.
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Warsaw
Mareh J
Evars Stoo
Chee Neff
Greeringer & Kuautitss Garaige
Mile Mafey
Ponglass
Goskeu
New Paris
Harry Nye
Communist Coup Nipped in Germany Arrests in Munich
Berlin March 7 Thirty two Associated Press report says a communist coup plan was thwarted by the arrest of 15 persons in Munich. Ring leaders named include Professor Puch a dramatic critic Ter Macaus a musical conductor and Dr Kuehbles former Munich town council adviser Dr Kuehles shot himself after a temporary release for lack of evidence.
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Berlin
Munich
Puch
Ter Macaus
Kuehbles
Kuehles
City man fined for public intoxication after tire help incident
Wilbird Biddle of this city was fined and ordered to pay costs totaling 21 dollars in Elkhart city court this morning for public intoxication. He said he had helped a stranger with tire changes between Goshen and Elkhart.
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Wilbird Biddle
Elkhart
Goshen
French Deputies to Vote on Washington Armament Treaties
Paris March 7 The French government will seek ratification from the chamber of deputies for the Washington armaments conference pacts. Minister of Marine Halberti stated this to the chamber in answer to Vice Admiral Guepratte about the status of the Washington pacts.
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Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Paris
Associated Press
Marine Halberti
Chamber
Guepratte
The Custard Cup Serial Premiere in The Democrat
Florence Bingham Livingston begins The Custard Cup, a daily serial praised as humorous and logical with a fine message of good cheer. The Democrat invites readers to enjoy every chapter and notes comparisons to Mrs Wiggs and Pollyanna.
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the Democrat
Florence Bingham Livingston
Postmaster General Arrives in Indianapolis for Visit
March 7. Postmaster General Harry S. New arrived in Indianapolis for a brief visit to inspect local mail facilities and meet officials before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postmaster New General
Indianapolis
Harry
Legislation Targets Poisonous Liquor in Midwest
Five midwestern states move to punish sales of toxic liquors with murder or manslaughter charges if death results. Ohio has passed second degree murder for furnishing such liquor, Michigan considers murder or manslaughter penalties, Indiana delays action, Wisconsin eyes search laws and possible Volstead Act changes.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Wetslave
Scalding death of Fort Wayne infant
Fort Wayne report of Donald Leroy Nettrour 19 months old who fell into a tub of boiling water while mother was in the basement. The child died yesterday after several weeks of illness, the incident occurred during a laundry moment at home.
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Fort Wayne
Donald Leroy Nettrour
John Nettrour
Boys Run Away From Fulton County Homes
Goshen police were asked by the Fulton county probation officer to watch for two runaway boys Straw 14 and Ashenfelter 16 who left their homes Monday. Straw has two miles here and may head this way.
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Goshen
Fulton Court v. Ohio
Straw
Ashenfelter
Democrat Horrified by Sudden Email Message
A scrambled text fragment appears to reference a Democrat and an alarming email. No clear persons or events are identifiable beyond political affiliation and a sense of fear, with insufficient context to determine location or date.
Indiana Weather Brief Partial Overcast
A compact update reports Indiana weather with partial cloud cover and muted conditions for the 24 hours preceding noon, noting overcast skies and muted conditions across the state.
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Government
Aacd Ne
Indiana
Indiana Governor Signs German Language Education Bill
Indiana Governor McCray signed the bill lifting the teaching ban on German in public high schools. He also signed a tax refund measure for Wayne township and a park creation act for Porter county. The governor vetoed one house bill and refused two others as the session closed.
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Indianapolis
Associated
Indiana
Grant
Delaware
Harlan
Isenbarger
Eickhoff
Southworth
Lafayette
Cain
Hills
House
Niles Woman Attacked and Bound in Home Invasion
Mrs E R Brecher was attacked by a concealed assailant as she opened the furnace area. The intruder gagged her, dragged her to the laundry, and bound her with a clothes line cutting her flesh before neighbors intervened and freed her.
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Niles, Mich
Brecher
Estate of Josiah W. Replogle opened in Elkhart court
On petition by Alice L. Replogle widow Salem Bank 2nd Trust Company named administrator of Josiah W. Replogle estate. He owned 3209 South Seventh Street and about 8500 dollars life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Replogle
Salem’ Bank 2Nd Trust Company
Elkhart
Josiah W
Replogle
South Seventh Street
Threatening KKK Letter Sent to South Bend Priest
A letter signed by the Ku Klux Klan ordered Rev. A Zubewicz of St. Hedwige Polish Catholic church to flee South Bend or face harm and the destruction of the parish church on South Nevett street. The poorly written threat, postmarked from South Bend, also targeted Father S. Gorka of St. Casimers church with a similar warning.
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South Bent
Ku Klux Klan
A. Zubewicz
St. Hedwige
South Nevett Street
South Bend
Gorka
St. Casimers Catholic Church
Subscriptions Grow for Local Masonic Temple Stock
Stock in the $50,000 Masonic temple corporation formed here is being subscribed to such an extent that erection of the proposed structure seems certain this year. Committees have worked for several days and the canvass is nearly finished.
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Masonic Temple Corporation
Elks building committee to inspect home in Sturgis
The Elks building committee will travel to Sturgis tomorrow to inspect the Elks home. Participants include J. M. Farrell J. Cramer Mo Cl Dow and Bernard Swartz.
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the Elks
Sturgis
Elks
J. M. Farrell
J. Cramer
Mo Cl Dow
Bernard Swartz
Five marriage barks on rocks in county divorces filed
In one day five divorce suits were filed in local courts. In superior court at Elkhart Beula Blessing vs Frederick Blessing Lura Urmey vs George Urmey and Heatrice Sharp vs Robert Sharp allege cruelty and seek child custody support and alimony. At the circuit court here Ruth Maxson seeks divorce from Merle Maxson on cruelty and desertion. Adelbert Alwine sues Mae Alwine for desertion. Margaret Shirley is granted a cruelty divorce with infant custody and weekly support. Sophia Morrison granted divorce from Howard Morrison with three children custody. Other minor guardians discharged in circuit court cases.
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Elkhart
Beula B. Blessing
Frederick A. Blessing
Lura CC. Urmey
George Urmey
Heatrice Sharp
Robert Sharp
Blessings
Blessing
Ermey
Sharp
Ruth E. Maxson
Merle D. Maxson
Church & Chester
Maxson
Goshen
Adelbert Clarence Alwine
Margaret Shirley
Gordon Shirley
Shirley
Sophia M. Morrison
Howard Morrison
Bodies Found In Louisiana Field After Moonshine Attack
The bodies of Deputy Sheriffs Wesley Crain and Wiley Pierce were found buried in mud near a destroyed moonshiner still eight miles from Franklinton. Suspects John Murphy and Gideon Restor confessed and led officers to the site after a raid on their still. Pierce was killed with an axe. Crain was shot as the pair fled. Local banks and businesses closed to aid the sheriff's force.
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Franklinton
Associated Press
Wesley Crain
Wiley Pierce
John Murphy
Gideon Restor
Butlak
Prentiss BL Clark
Teo
Pierce
Murphy
Clark
Deputy Vierce
Crain
Bateman
Wisconsin Senate Defeats Militia Abolition Bill
The Wisconsin Senate voted 26 to 4 to indefinitely postpone the bill to abolish the national guard. In a separate vote the senate condemned University of Wisconsin professors for signing a letter attacking U.S. Senator Robert M. La Follette’s war record.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State Senate
National Guard
University of Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
United States
Mistaken Identity Gunfight Endangers Officer in Cleveland
Policeman John Saxton was wounded during a hotel gunfight after a case of mistaken identity. The shooter, who gave the name Joseph Rich, 25, of New York, claimed an escape from Sing Sing and said he feared arrest for burglary. Three other men with alleged criminal records were detained.
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Cleveland
John
Saxton
Ansonia
Joseph Rich
New York
Sing Sing
N. Y
Second Body Recovered in Eel River Tragedy
In Logansport Indiana the second victim from Saturday’s triple drowning was Dorothy Edwards eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Merrill Edwards. Her body was found noon yesterday by Culver Military Academy workers in a boat under Lieutenant Wamler. A rake tong caught on the girl’s clothing.
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Logansport
Ind
Eel River
Dorothy Edwards
Merrill Edwards
Culver Military Academy
Wamler
QO. E. Turnpaugh
Aged Man With Amnesia Found Near Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne March 7. An elderly man, CE Quigley 73 of Binghampton NY, unable to tell his name or address, was picked up by John Dickson a Standard Oil employee near Geena east of Fort Wayne. The man showed clear signs of amnesia and could not recall identifying details.
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Fort. Wayne
CE. Quigley
Binghampton
John Dickson
Standard Oil . Company
Geenae
Fort Wayne
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Cuno Rings
Rockefeller Home
Gabriel de la Rochefoucard
John B. Rockefeller, Jr
C. A. Jackson
Elkhart County
Daily Democrat
Midwestern
Weer
Gov. Cray
McCray
Sokkier Bonus Bil
Farmers Federation Co-Operative Marketing DII
Lesh
Branch
Niles
Josiah W. Replogle
Masonic Temple
B. G. Sechsefer
Daniel Iffert
Ella V. Iffert
Charles F. “@lirkstner
John .P. Michael
Louisiana
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