Germany's Reply to Allies on Reparations Drafted
Berlin says Germany will answer the Allies within 48 hours as Wednesday's deadline nears. Provisions of Article 235 are in dispute over the payment plan for reparations. The Allies demand about twenty billion marks by April 1, with one half of the total due immediately.
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Entente
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Gernanst
Mirvelo
Mus
Germany
Tno
Engineman Long Officially Blamed for Porter Wreck
The Porter wreck on the Michigan Central line was officially attributed to Engineman Long. Fireman Block also failed to observe a signal, with officials citing the need for automatic train control to prevent speed miscontrol when a locomotive operator cannot follow signals.
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State Supt Hines to Hold Lagrange Conference
Indiana state superintendent of public instruction announced plans to visit LaGrange County on March 14 to confer with farmers and members of the Aish church about developing a vocational program to boost school attendance.
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Indianapoles
Itines
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Lagrange County
Corfer
Aish Church
Presbyterian Bible Class Attendance Report at Fickhart
The Presbyterian Bible class at Fikc hart drew about seventy men to study last Sunday, reflecting steady midweek participation and local church activity.
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Presbyterian
Fikchart
Americans Trialed in Germany Over Bergdoll Arrest Attempt
In Mosbach Baden on March 22 trial began for Carl Neuf and Franz Zimmer, two Americans accused of trying to arrest Bergdoll, the American draft evader. Four Germans are charged as accomplices with illegal authority and civil injuries alleged from the incident. The case centers on the attempted seizure and the fatal injuries cited during the pursuit.
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Baden
Carl Neuf
Franz Zimmer
Grover
Bergdoll
Pat Eberbach
Dbercelell Newt
Zimuiner
Purdue Uproar Prompts Student Demonstrators and Penalties
An unidentified Purdue campus incident involves demonstrators linked to the Doumrtaiene of Ornihriolass Fre. The report notes police action and penalties tied to the protest. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors but emphasize student unrest and disciplinary measures.
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Ornihriolass
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War era confession case linked to Decker in Warsaw trial
In Warsaw March reports say Virgil Decker gave a confession linked to Leroy Levetto and Leroy Jennett in a murder case with five placements. Decker repudiates earlier statements after counsel and detectives press for details amid ongoing trial prep. Mrs Jaeeree Walner of Nappanee is noted among visitors at the jail.
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Virgil Treckeer
Hat
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Leroy Levetto
Uikhhart
Roa. Buhter
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Ae Pet
Attarnee
Decker
Bes
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Diacina
Leroy Jennett
Jaeeree Walner
Nappanee
Jesus
Atterbury and Walsh Spar Over Wage Standards
Chicago March 22 W W Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania lines disputed with Frank P Walsh labor attorney on the Rail way Labor Board. Walsh pressed for wage standard setting while Atterbury argued the board can set standards for one road but not nationwide. He contended disputes amid rail labor issues show no broad bias against roads and noted few prior disputes before the board.
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W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvannt Lines
Agin
Frank P. Walsh
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Pennsylvania
Labor Board
Mar Atterbery
Atterbury
Russians Capture Batum and Tangled Moves in Caucasus
March reports say Soviet forces seized Batum and occupied Tata. Turkish nationalists reportedly abandoned Batum as a Soviet Georgian government was installed there. Turkish bombardment of Batum continued.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Kowsiais Daisheviki
Tata
Thy
Batum
Gems and cargo seized from Russian delegation at Rome station
Russian commercial delegation shipments handed to customs director after a hold up at Rome station. Twenty four boxes contained jewels, Persian carpets, red guard uniforms, silks, skins, furs, bangles and jewelry plus many documents.
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Rome
Italy
Customs
Talia
Hold Five Sailors in Connection With Wall Street Outrage
Five sailors held in New Orleans in connection with the Wall Street explosion that killed about 30 people last year. They traveled from Rio de Janeiro aboard the Rushbrville on orders from the United States shipping board and were arrested after a fierce wireless-ordered chase.
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New Orleans
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
United States Shipping Board
New York
United States
Bank refuses resignation of James A. Stillman
New York March 22 James A Stillman president of the National City Bank offered to resign but the board unanimously declined to accept it amid public attention on his divorce suit.
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New York
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
GOP Moves to Pass Fordney Tariff Measures
Washington March 22 Republican leaders push Fordney emergency tariff through congress to protect farmers from fore at risk competition. House Ways and Means forms five subcommittees to shape schedules while senators Penrose Smoot and McCumber back the plan with limited debate. After passage the focus shifts to permanent tariff revision and antidumping measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Onis Republican
Nebers
Young
Noah Darketa
Hadley
Timberlake
Colorado
Youngs
Wilson
Congress
Harding
Penrose
Smoot
McCumber
Senate Finance Committees
Senate
Wabash County Farmer Killed By Train Collision
William Oats, prominent Grant county farmer, died instantly when the automobile he and his son Oren drove was hit by northbound Big Four Passenger Train No. 46 near Fox station Indiana. Conductor Earl Davis and Engineer George Barnwell of Andersoga led the train. Oren Oats was seriously injured, likely fatally, in the crash.
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Ind
William Oats
Grant County
Oren
Big Four
Earl Davis
George Barnwell
Andersoga
Fox Station
Oats
Indiana Weather Outlook Cloudy Night Frost Likely
Partly cloudy in Indiana tonight and Wednesday with freezing temps in the north and central regions. Frost probable in the southern portion tonight, as the forecast calls for cooler than average conditions.
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Japanese Bishop Sees U S Accord Near in California
New York Bishop Yoshivesu Hira-Tawai of the Japanese Methodist Church says Ambassador Shidehara expects the Harding administration to accept the Morris-Shidehara agreement settling Japan's position in California. He notes Japanese nervousness over U S power, desires immigration ground rules, and citizen support if the accord originates from Washington.
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Marehau
Yoshivesu Hira-Twai O
Charch
Washington
Shidehara
Harding
California
Baro
Willie
Ain Gannde
Apan
Budeer
Two Prohi Agents Killed in Texas
In El Paso Texas S E Beckett and Arch Woods federal prohibition agents were shot to death early today while raiding a ranch owned by Neil T Shearman near the city. A load of 23 cases of liquor reportedly was to be moved across the border. The agents ordered to halt were fired upon from a house on the ranch and both men died. Other raiders returned fire from outbuildings but no one was found in the house.
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Arch Woods
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Woods
Washington
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Harding
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Wallace
Department of Labor
White House
Recovery of Mishawaka Woman’s Body From River
The body of Mrs. John Yango of Mishawaka, who died by her own hand by leaping into the St. Joseph River four weeks ago, was recovered yesterday by Mishawaka officers Ainley and Holy Cross. An employee of Perkins Corp found the body after her disappearance on February 28. Her funeral was held at Finch & Sprague chapel with burial at St. Joseph’s Cemetery.
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St. Joseph's Cemetery
No Spring Vacation in Goshen Schools Ahead of Schedule
Goshen schools will end the current year earlier than usual with a May 20 closing date. Traditionally a week off at Easter extended the year, but this year there will be no spring break.
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Goshen
Poland Prays for Silesia as Plebiscite Returns Stir
Reports from Upper Silesia filed by the Associated Press describe optimistic crowds in Warsaw praying at an improvised altar as the plebiscite results show mixed loyalties. German sources indicate broad German support for the whole territory, with southern and eastern areas wavering toward Poland, raising tensions and accusations of fraud in Beuthen Beuthen.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Alebiseige
Upper Silesia
Sanday
Germany
Loreen
Upper
Harding Grants Two Recess Appointments
President Harding appoints Dwight Davis of St. Louis as a director of the War Finance Corporation and John P. Esch, former Wisconsin representative, as an Interstate Commerce Commissioner. Esch had been nominated during the recent Senate session but faced confirmation delays due to Senator La Follette.
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Dwight Davis
St. Louis
Harding
War Finance Corporation
John P. Esch
Wisconsin
Esch
Senate
LaFollette
Further Restrictions on Sale of Certain Goods Reported
Washington reports March 22 that authorities are considering stricter limits on the sale of specific goods. The brief dispatch notes ongoing government deliberations and potential regulatory actions awaiting formal announcements.
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Controversy Over Packing Industry Wages Heads to Arbitration
A dispute in the packing industry over recently approved wage cuts will be settled through arbitration. The plan aims to resolve tensions between workers and employers, with negotiations focusing on compensation and working conditions.
Cabinet Talks Center on Packers and Workers Fight
Washington reports say cabinet members discussed the packers wage dispute with workers as tentative accords circulated. Plans reportedly favored sustaining wartime pay cuts, extending the Alschuler settlement with an arbitrator, and imposing eight hour shifts under conditions outlined in the charter.
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Attempted burglary at Kauffman Hardware store thwarted
At about four this morning police Jackson and Cripe foiled an attempt to enter the Kauffman Hardware Co store by breaking the rear door lock. No suspects or clues were found as the would be thieves fled when challenged.
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Cripe
Gypsy Smith Revival Opens in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis News reports a booming revival by Gypsy Smith now underway in the city, highlighting strong attendance and heightened interest for the event.
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