Foster on Trial for Communism Advocacy in Michigan
W Z Foster of Chicago stands trial at Berrien County Circuit Court in St Joseph charged with writing and advocating the doctrine to bring about industrial and political reform through terror and sabotage. He is among the first arrested in the convention raid on the Communist Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Josep Mich
Associated
Pressa
Willian
Foster
Chicago
Berrien County
Artiue
Communist Party
Prades Vaien
Trist
Rose Taster Stokes
Hares Ko Rauthetbers
Cleveland
Carl Browder
Baston
May Lerner
Seattle
Nearman HH Tallentire
Frith DP Walsh
Governor McCray Takes Leave For Week Of Rest
Governor McCray will leave the executive office for a week to recuperate from a strenuous period. The move follows tense sessions and recent vetoes that delayed several pieces of legislation passed by the assembly.
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Gov. McCray
Indeanabodlis
Maren
Asecerner
Cray
Pecuperate
Accusioueedd
Dudiona
Ascinidy
Aigtetiseradiodiax
Dropus
Cooperative Marketing
Dis
Body Found in Theatre Ruins After Fort Wayne Fire
Firemen recovered the body of Franklin White from the ruins of a theatre building that burned Saturday morning. Officials say White was likely trying to reach outside doors through the flames when he collapsed inside the structure.
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Fort Wayne
Marebo
Franklin White
Gandladies
White
Will of Leaquder Anderson Filed in Court
The will of Leaquder Anderson of Fikhart, who died after a long illness Tuesday, was filed today in the county court for probate. The instrument is dated November 28 and directs all property both real and personal to the decedent's sister Miss Amanda M. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaquder Anderson
Fikhart
Rodolph Valentine Finalizes Divorce Decree
Los Angeles reports a final decree of divorce entered today in Los Angeles County Superior Court for motion picture actor Rodolph Valentine. The action concludes a marriage dissolution impacting the actor's personal and public life in the film community.
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Rodolph Valentine
Los Angeles
Ethel Washausen Granted Divorcement and Name Reinstatement
In circuit court this afternoon a divore grant to Ethel Washausen from Fred Washausen was approved on grounds of non support. She was allowed to resume her maiden name Ethel Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Washausen
Fred Washausen
Ethel Spencer
Dwight HW Hawks Buys Wilys-Koight Sedan
Dwight HW Hawks purchases a Wilys-Koight sedan signaling a regional automotive move. The transaction details emphasize the model name and buyer's identity within a local commerce note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight HW. Hawks
Head of Legion Editor Criticizes Governor McCray Veto
Telegrams demand the discharge of Phillip Stapp editor of the Hoosier Legionaire. Jacob Morgan leads a reorganized Seventh district panel asking Indiana Legion executives to remove Stapp for an editorial condemning Governor McCray’s Memorial Day veto. The bill had state officers support but opposition from some Marion County posts.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Phillip Stapp
Hoosier Legionaire
Indiana Department, American Legion
Jacob Morgan
Reorganized
Seventh District Executive Committee
the Legionaire
Mc.Cray
Marien County
Manual Labor School Head Named in Suit
Charles Ro Axton former superintendent of the White's Manual iglor institute is named as defendant in a rampage suit in the circuit court filed by Ames J Wilcoxson seeking 17000 dollars claiming a severe bentis received from Axton. The case will be heard in the April term of court.
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Wabash. Ind
Charles Ro Axton
White's Manual Iglor Institute
Ames J. Wilcasson
Wilcoxson
Bentis
Axton
Charles F. Kelly Dies at Home in Goshen
Charles F. Kelly, longtime Goshen resident and figure in the Kelly Foundry and Machine Co., died at 3 45 PM Saturday at 620 South 7th Street after a lengthy heart illness. He was about 5 years old in the text died. He leaves four brothers T W Kelly Sherman O T and Harry MacKelly, a wife Metta Kelly Grim, and a son Frank Albert Edward. services held at Goshen Belge Noo TOS with Rev J L F Porter officiating. Interment at Bryan Ohio.
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Charles F. Kelly
Goshen
Kelly Foundry and Machine Company
South 7Th Street
Mr. Kelly
Michigan
T. W Kelly
Hilo
Sherman
Harry MacKelly
Bervan
Metta Kelly-Grim
Andrew Grim
Prvan
Frank
Albert
Edward Kelly
Fruneru
Unider Susmices
Caoshen Belge Noo
BPO
Noun
J L F Porter
Jaister
Bryan
Mr Kelly
New York Central
Johny Abshire
Joseph M Forrell
Charles el Neidig
Robert O Steller
Prank Hope
RO Bo Kelly
Bernard Wo Swartz
R. Taughlin
AL M. Burrell
Jehn H Gotham
Charles PE. Rinney
George Mo Richardsen
Fo) Wood
Royal M Woolpent
Alk. McChire
Albert Kellsoa McChore
Witlinen Davis
Oat Brean
Jrvis
Pulaski
Tene
New Mexico
New Mevsies
California
Arizona
Alaska
Kelly
Kelly Fonn‘ine and Machine Company
Elkhart Debaters Fall in First 1923 Meet
Elkhart high school lost both the negative and affirmative teams at Laporte and Elkhart in their first 1923 meet on Friday. The issue debated was whether Congress should create a commission with representatives of capital labor and the public to settle industrial disputes.
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Elkhart
Hoosier Drilling Machine Co Capital Stock Increase
The Hoosier Drilling Machine Co. files with the county recorder to raise its capital stock from 40000 to 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Drilling Machine Co
County Recorder
Renew disorders in Ruhr area escalate with deaths
Reports from Brussels say evacuation of German territories in the Ruhr and Rhine regions hinges on reparations. Eight Germans die in Recklinghausen district clashes with French troops, with a French officer and civilian killed during unrest at Buer and Dortmund.
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Ruhr
Brussels
Associated Press
Rhineland
Germany
Recklinghausen
Associated) Press
Dortmund
Buer
German Magnate Finances Rum Fleet For U S Trade
London dispatch reports a fleet of four or five ships under the Panama flag financing wholesale rum running into the United States. The fleet, centered in the United States, is said to be operated by a former Hamburg-American liner captain and commanded by a dubious national figure tied to wartime marine actions.
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London
Associated Press
United States
Panama
Prisoners Landed From British Warships After Weekend Raids
About 300 prisoners taken in Fingland and Scothand weekend raids were landed here from British warships. Some 246 men came from one vessel and the rest, including about 60 women, from another. All are under armed guard in jail.
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DV Bilan
Assi Gated
Fingland
Scothand
Othe
Sinclair refining firm delays in property purchases for filling stations
The Sinclair Refining company of Chicago has not closed deals for the Charles Wogeman property at Pike and Second streets nor the Masonic lodge site at Lincoln Avenue and Fifth Street. The matter was sent to Chicago for final action.
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Sinclair Refining Company of
Chicago
Charles Wogeman
Pike
Masonic Lodge
Lincoln Avenue
Fifth Street
South Bend
Sinclair Company
Lincoln J. Carter Debuts The Crash Melodrama
Lincoln J. Carter and Ralph T. Kettering have a new melodrama The Crash announced for fall production on a new dollar circuit. Carter and his wife have been in New York City for weeks and are expected home soon.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Lincoln J. Carter
Ralph T. Kettering
Chicago
Carter
New York City
Mrs Susan Ecklebarger Hospitalized After Fall at Hotel Ligonier
Mrs Susan Ecklebarger, residing with her daughter Mrs John F.E. Borts at the Hotel Ligonier, formerly of South Third street, suffered a broken hip from a fall in her room Sunday. It is believed she slipped on a rug.
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Susan Ecklebarger
John FE. Borts
Ligonier
South Third Street
Roem
Goshen College President Faces Board Over Stay
Rev. Daniel Kauffman, president of Goshen College, travels to Hesston Kansas to handle college matters as petitions seek his removal. The Mennonite Board of Education supports his position despite student protests and faculty opposition.
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Daniel Kauffman
Hesston, Kas
South Eighth Street
Goshen College
New York Central
Hesston
Kansas
Hesston College
Bibbschool
Hike” College
Eastern Mennonite School
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Mennonite Board of Education
Kauffaian
Gasher College
J. R. Detweiler
Sinnner
Rev. Detweiler
Kauffman
Kauffiman
Ways and Means
Indiana Weather Report Mixed with Snow Flurries
Government thermometer daily reading for 24 hours before noon notes overcast and colder conditions in Indiana with snow flurries in the north. Tuesday forecasts continue overcast and colder weather.
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Indiana
Portion
Guard Members Exempt From Poll Tax Age Limits
National Guard members are exempt from poll tax age requirements. The note clarifies eligibility and removes age as a barrier for service members.
Chicago Bank Fails To Reopen In Scandal Case
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank remains closed after its president Fred W. Popp shot himself. Bank examiners consider a possible $600000 shortage amid an extended inquiry with external investigators to Springfield. Josephine Bacon tied to the case as an ex model friend of Popp.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank
Fred W. Popp
Springfield
David Wiedemann, Jr
First National Bank of
Harvey, Illiois
Wiedemann
H. 8S
Savage
Logan Square Bank
Josephine Bacon
Popp
David Wiedemann, Sr
Go to Church Month pushes Goshen outreach
Rev W W Wyant of Mishawaka spoke to a large men and boys mass meeting at First M E church in Goshen as the Go to Church Month campaign continues through Easter Sunday with two Sundays remaining March 18 and 25. The Collegian Quartette sang. Attendance rose vs March 4. Milphert Mvler, Goshen College cook, broke both bones in his right arm cranking a car and returned home to Kokomo for recovery.
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Goshen
W. W. Wyant
Mishawaka
M. E
Colegian Quartette
Milphert
Mvler
Goshen College
Kokomo
Charges of gouging West Virginia coal buyers by non union firms
The United Mine Workers of America say West Virginia non union bituminous coal firms charge excessive prices. They cite 12 months ago prices of 3.15 to 8.50 per ton for smokeless coal versus 6.50 to 7.50 in late February, and note no rise in production costs or miner wages. The report claims mine prices, including screenings and raw coal, jumped sharply, with Goshen not cutting prices and the cheapest coal in the region selling for 10 per ton.
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Washington
Associated Press
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
Federal Coal Commission
Chicago
Columbus
Cincinnati
Tts
Goshen
Kentucky
Penal Farm Sentence For Sale Of Liquor
Seven drunks including Henry Dalka of this city paid fines and costs of 11 dollars each in Elkhart city court for public intoxication. Jvalka said he got the liquor here. John Buntzen of Elkhart pled guilty to illegal possession of liquor after being found with a two quart bottle of moonshine and a whiskey glass in his pockets. City Judge Walker fined him 130 dollars and costs and sentenced him to the penal farm for 30 days. He was unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dalka
Elkhart
Jvalka
John Buntzen
Harvey Perley
Walker
Former Goshen Man Dies in Mishawaka
Adam Holsepple, 74, a former Goshen resident, died Saturday of apoplexy at St. Joseph hospital Mishawaka. His body was taken to Elkhart to the home of his daughter. George Wright will conduct services tomorrow at two in Oak Ridge cemetery Goshen.
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Adam
Holsepple
Goshen
St. Joseph Hospital
Mishawaka
Elkhart
George Wright
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Gompers Is Out of Danger After Pneumonia
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor has been out of danger from pneumonia at Lenox Hill Hospital where he was confined since last Wednesday. Dr G G Lisch said last night.
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Gompers
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lennox Hill Hospital
G. G. Lisch
Local Names Appear in Fragmentary Court Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals Tony Cimity West Fiampond Tih and Mery Piedemonte with unclear roles. Readable fragments suggest a legal or property matter referencing persons and place names, but specifics are unavailable in the surviving text. Further text is required for a full summary.
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Tony
Cimity
West Fiampond
Tih
Mery Piedemonte
Twenty Dwellings Wrecked in Pinson Area in Storm Toll
Jackson Tennessee reports the Pinson vicinity badly wrecked by last night’s storm. Twenty killed and 75 injured, with many of the dead and injured being Negro. About 50 dwellings wrecked and a freight train blown from the track. Relief parties to bring injured to Jackson. Pinson communications cut off. In nearby Portsmouth Kentucky a high wind unroofed a high school, killing a nine year old and injuring five children.
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Jackson
Tenn
Associated Press
Pinson
Portsmouth
Dennis Boggs
Kentucky
Carrie
Cyclone Causes Fatalities on Madison Fayette County Border
A cyclone swept a small section along the Madison Fayette county border near Richmond late at night causing three deaths and multiple injuries including two fatally and one seriously injured.
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Richmond
Kentucky
Madison-Fayette County
Severe Storm Brews Across Indiana Valley
High winds and heavy rain hit southern Indiana from New Albany to Evansville and up toward Lafayette. Telegraph lines suffered major damage with downed wires while precipitation spanned the state. Winds reached about 60 miles per hour and rainfall topped an inch in some valleys as crews reported widespread but limited damage.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Trhio River
New Albany
Evansville
Aml
Lafayette Intolinois
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Young Man Jailed On Serious Charge
Francis Sweeny a 21 year old new proprietor of a Blackstone shore shining parlor and cigar store on South Main street was arrested by night police for rape charged by Isaiah Miller Crescent street The youth was jailed awaiting circuit court arraignment tomorrow morning with bail set at 1000 dollars The affidavit alleges he attacked Nellie Miller 13 daughter of Mr Miller on February 24.
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Francis Sweny
Blackstone Shore Shining Parlor
Ond Cigar Store
South Main Street
Isaiah Miller
Crescent Street
Sweeny
Nellie Miller
Miller
Daughter of Goshen Couple Hurt in Elevator Shaft Incident
News reached Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley of 214 East Plymouth avenue that their daughter Mrs. Robert Saint Julian of Paducah Kentucky was injured when she fell ten feet through an open door to an elevator shaft at the Palmer House hotel in Paducah last Friday. She suffered multiple broken ribs and possible internal injuries and was taken to a hospital for X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buckley
Plymouth Avenue
Robert Saint Julian
Paducah
Palmer House
Elkhart Packing Co Now Incorporated
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state establish Elkhart Packing Co with capital stock of 100000. Incorporators are Charles W. Kollar Harley W Ecker and Herman A Compton all of Elkhart. Plans call for a packing plant southeast of Elkhart.
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Elkhart Packing Co
Charles W. Kollar
Harley W. Ecker
Herman A. Compton
Elkhart
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W. Z. Foster
ST. Joseph, Michigan
Leander Anderson
Daily Democrat
Legion
Manual Labor School
Ohio
U. S
England
Scotland
Sinclair
Hudson River
New York and New Jersey
Timmel Commission
Kranuffman
Mennonite
Beard of Education
2D. H. Bender
J. 2. Charles
Scottdale
Gospel Teacher
Mennonite Church
Detweiler
Chicago Bank
M. EE
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