Harding Refuses To Aid Bonus TEREER ENTER ST ETRY
Washington March 20 Secretary Weeks issued an order directing the return to the United States by July 1 of all American troops now on the Rhine. The plan includes a end of year review for about 2,000 men and continuation of two army transports to complete withdrawal by July. Weeks said the policy follows earlier withdrawal plans unaffected by Congress or Germany costs.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Rhine
Weeks
War Department
Congress
Department
Germany
Rhineland
Severe Blizzard Precedes Spring Arrival in Our Section
Severe blizzard hits last night despite sunny day. Wind shifts from east to west bringing heavy wet snow and traffic disruption. Rural carriers out of Goshen post office return early without completing routes.
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Goshen
Que Carrice
Niles
State Tax Board Reports Real Estate Sales Higher Than Valuations
Indiana investigations by the State Tax Board show real estate selling for more than tax valuations in the past three years. The board estimates an overall appraisal average around 70 percent of sale prices, with Elkhart county listing 768 sales totaling 216,803 dollars and appraised at 2510,245 dollars or about 74 percent. In Elkhart city appraisals were 72 percent of sale prices and Goshen 69 percent.
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Indianapoles
Mar
State Tax Board
Indiana
Comex
Elkhart County
City of Elkhart
Goshen
Lucile Ltd Bankruptcy Shocks Fashion World
New York March 20 Lucile Ltd New York and Paris Inc Lady Duff Gordons the world’s leading fashion house entered involuntary bankruptcy. Total liabilities were listed at 177000 dollars with assets of 207000 dollars.
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New York
Mar
Lucile, Ltd
Paris, Inc
Lady Dull Gordons
Mail Delivered Here Reaches Ten Thousand Plus
Go shen mail delivery now serves 10 285 persons per records by Goshen post office letter carriers. Democrat serial story notes the total and indicates continued expansion of service to the community.
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Goshen
Bootleg whiskey linked to poisons and filth warned
A chemist warns that illicit whiskey often includes fusel oils furfural copper and other toxins. The liquor is produced in filthy places and is typically consumed by ignorant buyers, posing serious health risks.
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Business
Dodge Leaves Prison Under Secret Exit
J D Dodge released from Detroit House of Correction after a five day sentence for automobile speeding. He left through a back door at 8 o clock, whisked away to his father in law M B P O Connor s home, avoiding cameras. He owes court Kalamazoo tomorrow for reckless driving and faces prohibition law violation charges. He forgot a sterling silver corkscrew.
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M. BP. O'Connor
Dodge
Violst
Kalamazoo
Emmeline Kwakernaak
Western State Norma
Detroit House of Correction
Progress
Objections Rise to Land Appraisements in Jackson Township
Residents of Jackson township protested land tax appraisements at a New Paris schoolhouse meeting led by assessor Gerrit Duker and real estate appraiser Isaac N Charpie. They seek a reassessment basis, noting 1919 values and 20 to 25 percent drops since 1910, and urge reduction aligned with current market values. A Goshen meeting with state tax commission is set for next Thursday to consider the matter.
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New Paris
Jackson Township
Gerrit Duker
Isaac N. Charpie
Goshen
State Tax Commission
Jackson
Townships
Bankers Back Bootleggers In Miami Ring
A bootlegging ring in Miami is described as thoroughly organized with contracts backed by local bankers who also served as trustees for funds. The report notes large payments and a plan to supply liquor from foreign shores to northern points, revealing extensive illicit activity and finance links.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Y. G. Nutt
Internal Revenue Bureau
Haynes
Imminent arrests tied to Florida liquor smuggling drive
Preliminary reports from Colonel I G Nutt leading the Miami campaign indicate imminent arrests of several individuals, some prominent in Florida commercial circles. Commissioner Haynes recalled a phone contact option before seven o'clock if a Democrat carrier misses you.
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Washington
Mar
Florida
I. G. Nutt
Miami
Haynes
Obenchain Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on March 20 Mrs Madalynne Obenchain faced a retrial for the murder of her sweetheart Belton Kennedy. The jury was discharged after failing to reach a verdict following 56 hours of deliberation. The case, begun Feb 6, awaits a new trial date as Deputy D A Keyes prepares another motion.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
Belton Kennedy
Sidney N. Reeve
Quendain
Simmons
Keyes
Frank W. Crockett
Pasadena
Reeve
Keeves
Obenchain
Women's Department
Weather Report From Indiana
Daily weather summary notes generally fair conditions in Indiana. Tonight and Tuesday should see little temperature change with diminishing northwest winds.
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Indiana
Borah Attacks Pacific Treaty Ahead of Friday Vote
Senator Borah Republican Idaho again attacked the four power Pacific treaty in the Senate while debate paused for an appropriation bill. He cited a Cravath claim of a secret understanding with Britain, which Lodge and Underwood denied. More than a hundred senators are ready to speak before a final Friday vote.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Berah
Idaho
Paul D. Cravath
New York
United States
Great Britain
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Holding Autopsy on Body of Student
The body of Otto Salder Larsen a Norwegian MIT student who ended his life yesterday by poison left by Pauline Virginia Clark a divorcee is in morgue awaiting autopsy. Letters found on Larsen suggest he prepared the poison for a woman he loved and used what remained after she died at her gathering.
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Boston
Otto Salder Larsen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pauline Virginia Clark
Larsen
Fenway
Museum of Fine Arts
Policy Committee of Union Miners to Outline Strike Plan
The general policy committee of the United Mine Workers of America was convened to meet Friday in Cleveland to draft a policy for bituminous miners if work stops on April 1. The call was issued by international president John L. Lewis.
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Washington
Mar
United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
John TL. Lewis
International
Commissioners to Review Edwardsburg Road Plan
County commissioners will review the Edwardsburg road weather permitting and discuss the Kinney survey report due March 27. Engineer Kinney has been surveying the road to prepare for spring improvements. The Goshen-Bristol road has also been surveyed and is ready for county promises. The board will consider bidding procedures for improvements on several county roads.
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Edwardsburg
Charles Kinney
Kinney
Goshen-Bristol
Spare Tire Thieves Active in Goshen
Goshen police investigate two new spare tire thefts this Erie week. A rim, tire, tube and cover were stolen from a car on West Madison off Main Street Tuesday night and from the Ed Frankenstein car left at the Spoha building on North Main Street Monday evening.
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Erie
West Madison
Main Street
Ed Frankenstein
Spoha
North Main Street
Rim
Goshen
Warsaw Woman 84 Robbed of 800 in Currency No Clue
Warsaw Indiana authorities search for a burglar who entered Sally Burt Sr's home and stole 800 in bills hidden in various places. Burt known as a miser has 12 000 hidden but spends little. she earns by hard housework and gives relatives costly gifts at holidays.
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Warsaw
Ind
Sally” Burt
Becauss
Miss Burt
U B Church Erection Planned in Warsaw
A new United Brethren church is to be erected in Warsaw, signaling a development for local worship and community gathering. Construction plans outline a modern chapel to serve congregants and neighborhood events.
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U. B
Warsaw
Calloway Escapes Custody Amid Town Rumors in 1922
Robert Calloway a patent medicine seller from 422 West Wisden avenue was said to be freed or missing after a trip from Goshen toward Putnamville. Sheriff Fonda sought to locate him while Bechtold claimed he was delivering Calloway to the state farm. Reports circulated of a cash handoff and a taxi forward, with conflicting notes about Sanders’s transfer and a misdated county record.
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Robert, Calloway
West
Wisden Avenue
Putnamville
Rimpler
State Institution
Fonda
Calloway
Noble Bechtold
Putnamyville
Bechtold
Greensburg
Bes
William Sanders
Allen County
Charlies A. Arolop
KH. L
Farmer William Melntire Hangs Self in Barn
William P.F. Melntire aged 48 a farmer living near Nox was found dead in his barn from hanging authorities called to the scene say the death appears self inflicted no other details were provided pending investigation
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William PF. Melntire
Nox
Republican House Leaders Prepare to Rush Bonus Bill
Washington reports show minority report on soldier bonus accused President Harding and Secretary Mellon of trying to buy support with a sales tax plan. Mondell and peers met with a president to discuss avoiding excessive treasury drafts and added taxes while pursuing quick House action on the measure.
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HOUSE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Kitchin
Harding
Treasury Mellon
Washington
Mar
Dillett
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
White House
Mondell
Treasury
Congress
Gillett
Yfordney
Maendell
Welty Purchases Residence Moves Fire Station Rooms
Arthur Welty and his family have bought a home at 209 West Wilkinson Street after living for about one year above the central fire station. The fire rooms will be converted into sleeping quarters for Chief Snobarger and his men, who are currently staying at the station four nights weekly per board of safety orders.
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Arthur Welty
Central Fire Station
West Wilkinson Street
Welty
John Snobarger
Snobarger
Board of Safety
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