Miners Vote Boundary in March Ahead of April Walkout
Union leaders forecast a nationwide coal strike if no inter-state wage agreement by April 1. Ohio Miner Union President Lee Hall cites likely action after a late vote showing strong support for quitting unless contracts are signed. Officials expect a conference with operators but warn of a defiant stance from leaders resisting government appeals.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners Union
Indianapolis
Thanapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Twinovis
Maion
Frank Farrington
Ilinois
Linois
Lewis
United States
Canada
Pennsylvania
Farm Federation District Meeting in Goshen Chamber Office
A Farm Federation district meeting will be held next Thursday morning at the Goshen Chamber of Commerce office. An officer from the state organization will speak. The district covers Elkhart Steuben LaGrange DeKalb Noble Whitley Kosciusko and Allen counties. The Elkhart County Federation monthly meeting now accompanies the district event instead of the following Saturday.
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Farm Federation
Goshen
Norris Seeks Government Run Muscle Shoals Nitrate Project
Senator Norris chair of the agriculture committee announced a bill to create a government owned corporation to develop and operate the Muscle Shoals nitrate and water power project. He said the idea merits study though he did not commit to government operation over private bids.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Today
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Collision in London ends with police dropping blame
Wednesday afternoon Pat Eikhart in a Ford touring car collided with a truck owned by L. G. Pancost near Rik hart. The Ford was disabled in the crash and questions about fault arose before a police officer ruled it a 650 affair and the matter was dropped.
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London
Eitar
Pat Eikhart
L. G. Pancost
Rikhart
Iff
Beveridge Fires His Opening Gun In Indiana Senate Fight
Indiana Republican race opens with Albert Z Beveridge accusing Harry S New of excessive campaign spending while Beveridge pledges to stay within the law and proprieties. Beveridge draws support from northern Indiana crowds and notes ties to Harding era policies as he pledges loyalty to Warren G Harding if elected.
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Associated Press
Wwidianapolis
Mar
Harry
New
United States Senate
Indiana
Albert Z. Beveridge
Fort Wayne
Fiere
Harry S. New
Majestic Theatre
Fleir
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Beveridge
Indianapolis
Mr. Beveridge
Senate
William McKinley
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Presi
Paving Plans Reported for Eighth Street Project
City engineer Kinney drafts plans and cost estimates for proposed paving of Eighth Street from Lincoln Avenue to College Avenue. Petitions led by John B Cripe and John McMann push the measure forward after prior court action delayed the project. Other paving targets include College Avenue, Jefferson Street, Cottage Avenue, Third Street, and Vike Street to Wilkinson Street.
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John B. Cripe
Board of Public Safety
John McMann
Eighth Street
Lincoln Avenue
College Avenue
Board of Public Works
Thnooihe Menuntimea City
Kinney
Main Street
Jefferson Street
Seventh Street
Cottage Avenue
Rock Rim Creek
Third Street
Fou Vike Street
Wilkinson Street
South Bend Wife of Frank Bertel Receives Estate Share
South Bend resident Hattie Bertel won a portion of her late husband Frank Bertel’s Indiana estate in a New York surrogate court decision. She had sought possession after his death and learned of a second wife in New York, Mrs Anna Bertel, to whom the court awarded the New York portion of the estate.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Mets
Hattie Bertel
Frank Bertel
Indiana
New York City
New York
Anna
Bortel
Mayor Plans New Home On 301 First Street Site
Mayor Geo. H. Rimpler contemplates erecting a new residence this summer on the present 301 First street lot, detailing a redevelopment of the city official’s dwelling.
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Geo. H. Rimpler
First Street
Elkhart County Democrats File Primary Candidacy
A well attended Elkhart county Democratic meeting filed candidacy declarations for the May primary with County Clerk Foulks. Names include McDougall and Witterman for State Representative, Hoover for County Assessor, Logan for Commissioner, and delegates to the Democratic State Convention. A follow up meeting will be held in the city building in Goshen next Thursday evening.
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Elkhart County
Chamber of Commerce
Foulks
Donald C. McDougall
Goshen
Herbert C. Witterman
Mikhart
Samuel A. Hoover
Eu’gar
Logan
Indianapolis
Concord
George
Hoppingarner
Robert BE. Proctor
B. Frank Leader
Walter G. Walker
C. W. Hocker
Elkhart
Dean J. Barnhart
Anthony Deabl
George H. Rimpler
Sol Dembufsky
Union
Benton
W. Brown
Nappanee
Cleveland
Osolo
Washington
York
Frank Calvin
Vistula
Middlebury
Clintop
Ananllery
Bango
Olive
Locke
Frank Clouse
Jefferson
Jackson
Harrison
Richard CC
Lake
Eikhart
Isaiah Rohrer
Seven named to Haynes Realty board in Elkhart
Herman Brouwer of New Paris is among seven new directors named to the Haynes Realty Co. board in Elkhart, detailing the expansion of the company leadership.
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Herman Brouwer
New Paris
Haynes Realty Co
Elkhart
Indiana Weather Forecast Tells of Rain and Snow
Rain tonight in Indiana with colder conditions in the south and central portions. Saturday will be cloudy and colder with probable local snows in the north and fresh strong shifting winds. Temperature data from government thermometer by S. W. Witmer covers 24 hours to noon.
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S. W. Witmer
Indiana
United States Demands Rhine Occupation Costs Before Reparations
Paris reports say the United States presented a demand of 241 million 000 for Rhine occupation expenses to allied finance ministers, insisting payment precede reparations. Secretary Hughes declined to comment on the Paris development, stating nothing could be said at this time.
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Paris
United States
Rhine
Washington
Mar
Hughes
Rhineland
United States Stance on Genoa Conference Surprises Government Heads
Berlin dispatch reports that government leaders were not surprised by America’s position on the Genoa Conference. The note suggests Washington’s stance aligns with expectations among top officials, reflecting ongoing diplomatic tensions and candid views ahead of possible resolutions.
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Berlin
Mar
United States
Genoa
Pacific Coast Feels Earthquake Across Regions
Earthquakes were felt from Washington to California with little damage reported. Georgeton Observatory logged a tremor from 6:40 to 7:25 a.m., center about 150 miles south of Washington. Fresno and Los Angeles reported minor shocks. Porterville saw furniture moved. St Louis noted a distant seismograph reading. San Luis Obispo reported a pipeline break from a strong quake lasting about 30 seconds.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Georgeton
Francis A. Tondorf
Los Angeles
Qteelock
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Union Oil Company
Officer Inspects Goshen Militia Company Tonight
Major 1D. T. Simkins arrived from Gary to inspect the Goshen National Guard headquarters in line with state orders. The company review is scheduled for tonight's meeting.
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Goshen
Wabash Fast Passenger Derailed Near Wakarusa
Train No. 12 operating between Chicago and Detroit derailed about three in the morning two and a half miles east of Wakarusa due to a broken rail. All coaches left the track but the locomotive stayed on rails. No injuries reported and track cleared by two this afternoon.
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Chicago
Detroit
Wakarusa
Indiana University announces two Goshen researchers earning advanced degrees
Bloominton March 10 Charles R Brothers and Julius C Warner of Goshen are among 96 Indiana University students conducting research in science and literature in the graduate school. Brothers pursues A M degree and Warner Ph D in chemistry.
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Bloomington
Dnd
Charles R. Brothers
Julius ¢. Warner
Goshen
Indiana University
The
State University
Brothers
Warner
De Valera Silent On Charge Made
Eamon De Valera says he will issue no statement on Arthur Griffiths Dail Eireann charge regarding the Limerick situation until the controversy no longer hampers the government. Griffiths had blamed excitement and indiscipline in part on De Valera supporters and urged condemnation of the army unrest to ease the danger in Limerick.
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DE Valera
Associated Press
Dublin
Mar
Eagaon de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Limerick
Limerick Quiet Amid Strikes and Hunger Protests
The day in Limerick was calm yet fragile as nostille forces kept business strained. Quartermaster Hurley, freed from Tipperary after a four day hunger strike, prompts hope for peace. Captain O Shaughnessy, held since Monday, begins a hunger strike with expected release.
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Limerick
Quartermaster Hurley
Tipperary
O'Shaughnesay
College Treasurer Admits Big Theft Wants Speedy Trial
Walter A. Unger former assistant treasurer of the Dr Thomas W Evans Dental Institute and Museum fund was held in 50000 bail on charges he stole about 190000 in funds securities and money. He confessed to police saying he took the money to make his mother happy and asked for a speedy sentence. He was arrested in a rooming house after ten days missing.
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Philadelphia
Walter A. Unger
Thomas W. Evans Dental Institute
Museum Fund
Unger
Goshen Bowlers Cash In At Toledo Tourney
Goshen bowlers led by Leo Kerner and R B Kelly totaled 1206 in a Friday AB tourney at Toledo earning about 44 dollars and placing eighth. The Thursday night team score of 2646, with Kerner leading singles at 594 207 215 172, earned about 15 dollars for the crew.
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Toledo
Leo Kerner
R. BR. Kelly
Goshen
Kerner
Kelly
Oyler
Green
Starr
Cross Questions Hurl at Woman on Stand Today
Intense courtroom proceedings continue as defense and prosecutors press the woman witness with challenging questions. Jurors listen closely as direct testimony unfolds.
Marriage and alleged plea thread Kennedy murder case
In Los Angeles Mrs Madalyne Connor Obenchain testifies about her marriage to Chicago attorney Ralph R. Obenchain and Kennedy's alleged plan for a secret union. She describes two shots, two fleeing figures, and Kennedy's death on the Beverly Glen cottage steps as she faces cross examination in the murder trial. Arthur C. Burch of Evanston is Jailed with her as co defendant.
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Los Angeles
Madalyne Connor Obenchain
Kyanstom
Til
J. Belton Kennedy
Obenchain
Kennedy
Mra
Chenchain
Dereeeper
Tave
Sumner
Beverly Glen
Ralph R. Obeuchtin
Chicago
South Whitley
Ind
Becuse
Arthur C. Burch
Evanston
Suspended Sentence of Calloway Revoked
Robert Calloway a patent medicine salesman had a 90 day suspended sentence for public intoxication revoked by Mayor Rimpler after his arrest by Officer Knnsely who found him intoxicated with a pint and a half of whiskey. He remains jailed and will be taken to Putnamville. he had promised reform but failed to pay fines and costs.
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Penci
Robert Calloway
Rimpler
Calloway
Knnsely
Putnamville
Lecture on Birds to Be Heard Here Tomorrow
Goshen college presents Charles Crawford Gorst renowned bird expert in an 8 pm lecture at the First Methodist church. He will discuss the beauty of birds and their economic value while showing paintings and singing bird songs. A 3 pm matinee at Goshen High School will entertain public school pupils with a small admission fee.
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Charles Crawford Gorst
Hein
Goshen College
First Methodist
Goshen High School
Carl Leaderer Celebrates 34th Birthday in Goshen
Goshen resident Carl Leaderer marks his 34th birthday born March 10 in ASSR8. He recalls wooden sidewalks and many shacks on Main street and Lincoln avenue.
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Carl Leaderer
Goshen
Main Street
Lincoln’ Avenue
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