Britain Faces Confidence Vote On Genoa Conference
London reports say Prime Minister Lloyd George will seek a confidence vote next Monday over Genoa outcomes. Austen Chamberlain outlined a resolution endorsing Cannes decisions while backing government efforts to implement them. Political writers note a softened cabinet rift and a compromise on Russia’s Genoa participation.
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Associated Press
London
Lioyd George Thinsell
Genoa
Lloyd George
Nowspapers
House of Commons
Supreme Council
Cannes
Russia
Chareliill
Wrewier
Bishop Partridge Speaks on Japan and China at St James Church
Bishop Sidney Catlin Partridge of Kagisin City Missouri lectured at St James Church on sapan and oriental progress. He described his 11 years in China and work in Shanghai as educator and chemist and praised American influence on Japanese education and industry. The series continues with Bishop Sheldon Munson of Chicago scheduled for April 4.
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Sidney Catlin Partridge
Kagisin City
St. James
Hoorn
Partridge
China
Japan
Ceallewe
Shanghai
Janals
Bishan Partridge
Rel
Bishop Partridge
Tfe
Sheldon Munson
Chicago
Cay
Ovs
Eros
House Passes Army Appropriation Bill with July 1 Reductions
The House approved the army appropriation bill for the next fiscal year totaling about 288 million dollars. The measure, sent to the Senate, requires the regular army strength to be cut to 115,000 by July 1 and officers to 11,000, excluding 7,000 Philippine scouts.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
War Department
Senate
Mayor Hylan Announces He Will Not Seek Presidency
John F. Hylan mayor of New York says he will not be a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. He and Mrs Hylan were guests of Mayor Thompson in Chicago on March 29 as word of the decision circulated.
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Chicago
John F. Hylan
New York
Hylan
Mayer Thompson
Memorial Tree Plans Formed In Elkhart County
The Elkhart County Memorial Tree Forestry association plans a living memorial along the Lincoln highway to honor World War I soldiers sailors and Red Cross nurses. Trees will line about 21 miles of highway with bronze tablets at the ends. elm sugar maple oak and walnut are recommended for planting in sections with soil tests guiding placement.
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Elkhart County
Charles F. Miller
Lincoln Highway
McMbers
Elkhart
Goshen
Chamber of Conusteres
Porthermy
Flkhart
Chamber of Commerce
Union
Allixs Bessie Drawn
Locke
Bo Ruckman
Jackson
Hermion Rouwer
Renton
Vernon
Clinton Br
W. Harper
Eikhart
Samuel AL Broover
Morrison
Melvin Leer
Olive
J. T. Leonard
Als
Drake
S. FL
Spohn
Haines Egbert
I. Q. Wood
Harris Oppenheim
Charles FL Miller
Anthony Deahl
C. Blanks
A. G. Hooves
Britton
Myron C. Dow
Robert Hudson
Gen. Ringler
Trvein
J. Zook
M. Wirdsog
Vl.barnhart
Ay. Nolan
Nappanee
Tout Keone
Red Cross
Ree
Winners in Democrat Contest Set to Be Announced Tonight
The Democrat announces results of its subscription campaign contest with final vote counting by Mayor George H. Rimple Mrs. Guy W. Dausman deputy county clerk and Roy M Amos of Amos Jewelry House after the 6 pm close. Winners may be announced by 7 30 pm and prizes distributed that night. The Studebaker Light Six touring car to be awarded is on display in front of the paper office.
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Democrat
George H. Rimple
Guy W. Dausman
Roy M. Amos
Amos Jewelry House
Bet Clelm
Studebaker
Deneral
Two Cz ar ist Officers Arrested in Assassination Bid
Associated Press reports in Berlin that two czarist officers, Peter Schabelski-Brock and Jarebus Tibo witzki, have been arrested on charges of killing Vladimer Naboukoff and attempting to assassinate Prof. Paul N Milukoff during a Russian meeting last night.
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Berlin
Vladimer Naboukoff
Paul N. Milukoff
Peter Schabelski-Brock
Jarebus Tibowitzki
M. Naboukoff
M. Milukoff
Kunderd Gladioli Farm Expands With 26 Employed
At A. KE Kunderd Gladioli farm two miles west of Goshen, 26 persons are employed. Next week, Kunderd will mail 70,000 circular letters offering his products worldwide. About 20,000 replies are expected soon and small orders will start after shipments. The farm handles 1,900 to 1,200 letters daily.
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A. KE. Kunderd Gladioli
Goshen
County G O P HITS PRECEDENT County G O P HITS PRECEDENT
A 30 year old Elkhart county Republican rule may be broken as auditors and recorder seek another four year term. Sheriff Fonda faces five challengers in a tight race, with Alex Tooisan and others from Elkhart shown as contenders. Few candidacies filed with County Clerk Charles W. Foulks as Republican filings include Rood Green Fervida Abbott and Cole Clayton in various posts.
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Kilkhart County
G. O. Py
Charles A. Crogp
David F. Miller
Arthir W. Konda
Pri
Charles W. Foulks
W. H. Rood
Incuim Lent
Flomer Green
Olive Township
Wiliam QO. Fervida
Union Township
Frank P. Abbott
Charles W. Cole
Cleveland Township
William S. Clayton
Jackson Township
Resurvey Underway for Goshen Bristol Road Improvement
County Engineer Charles L. Kinney began a resurvey of the Goshen Bristol road to prep for gravel improvements this spring. Residents feared the project might be delayed, but officials expect the work to proceed as promised, easing concerns.
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Charles L. Kinney
Goshen
Bristol
Indiana Weather Forecast: Rising Temperatures Later This Week
Daily government reading reports a gradual temperature rise from tonight into Thursday across Indiana. Expected higher daytime highs and cooler nights as the system moves through.
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Indiana
Raii
Secret London Talks on Irish Crisis Bring Wide Delegation
In London a high level conference on the Irish crisis opened with Northern Ireland premier Sir James Craig and Ulster leaders alongside Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith of Southern Ireland. Churchill presided for the British government as secrecy surrounded the talks.
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Associated Press
London
Northern
Southern Ireland
Northern Teeland
Sir James Craig
Marquis of Londonderry
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Dail Éireann
Winston Churchill
Lord Birkenhead
Dail Eireann
James Craig
Ulster
Armed men attack Kilpeacon rectory fire attempt
Limerick dispatch reports disguise assailants forced the rector and family from Kilpeacon rectory and tried to burn the house. Belfast note says William Fleming was shot on his Armagh farm and died later at Armagh infirmary.
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Limerick
Kilpeacon
Belfast
William Fleming
County Armagh
Armagh
Mount Etna Erupts as Villagers Flee in Italy
A Rome dispatch reports Mount Etna in violent eruption with lava streams from all crater sides. Inhabitants of nearby villages have fled, and several earthquakes have struck Palermo and Messina provinces in recent days.
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London
Mount Etna
Rome
Palermo
Messina
Basilica of St. Anne de Beaupre Hit by Fire
Fire swept the Basilica of St. Anne de Beaupre in Quebec destroying the church while the statue of St. Anne and relics were saved. Monastery officials put the damage at 1 200 000 dollars.
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Basiliga
ST. Anne DE Beaupre
Quebec
St. Anne Te Beaupre
St. Anne
Senate Ratifies Naval Treaty 74 to 1 in Vote
Associated Press reports the arms conference naval treaty limiting great powers was ratified by the United States Senate by a 74 to 1 vote. Senator Franco of Maryland cast the negative vote, with 48 Republicans and 2 Democrats among the affirmative. The Japanese press comments the mixed reception of the no alliance reservation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Republcan
Regwala” i
Pranco
Rep
Maryland
United States
Imposter Federal Officer Impersonator In Goshen Hotel
A man named Frank Morse from Danville pose as a United States revenue collector and narcotics officer. He registered at a Goshen hotel, left via fire escape without paying, and claimed to have seized a coat in Elkhart before.
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Witt
Marse
Pikhart
Gershen
Boetel
Geshen
Goshen
Aftehdiananolis Army
Morse
Lockout Widens in London Affects 850000 Workers
London notices from the federation lock out members of 47 unions plus the Amalgamated Engineers. The action affects 600000 more workers, bringing the total to 850060 barred from work within a week.
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London
Tmngineering
Amalgamated Engineers Union
John S. Cosbey Dies at Odd Fellows Home
John S. Cosbey aged 60 died at five o clock this morning at the Odd Fellows' home in Greensburg after an 18 month illness of apoplexy. He had resided at the home about six months. Brother Frank Cosher of this city went to Greensburg. The body will be brought to Coshen tomorrow evening for funeral services Saturday at 2 30 o clock from the Frank Coshey residence at 525 South Seventh Street with the I O F in charge. Burial will be in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
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John S. Cosbey
Oelock
Odd Fellows
Greensburg
Frank Cosher
Coshen
Frank Coshey
S25
South Seventh Street
Purial
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Illinois Union Men Join General Strike Call
Illinois miners will join the nationwide coal strike set for April with no hope of postponement or state wage agreements. Chicago reports say Frank Farrington, president of the Illinois miners, notified state operators' heads that union members will strike.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mar
Illinois
Frank Farrington
State Operators’ Association
New York
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Two Men Held at Ft Wayne on Charge of Kidnapping
Fort Wayne Indiana March 29 George W Adams and Gideon Mc Crospy of near Bryant Ind are held on evidence of a kidnapping and poisoning plot against them The complaining witness is Angus R Butcher a pumper at an oil station near Geneva The men admit they are out on bond on a charge of robbing a garage at Portland Ind their case to be called Friday.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
George W. Adams
Gideon McCrospy
Bryant
Angus R. Butcher
Geneva
Portland
Esther O Keefe Runs as Democrat in Indiana Congress Race
Esther Kathleen O Keefe of Plymouth filed her declaration of candidacy with Secretary of State Jackson as the second woman candidate for congress from Indiana. She seeks the Democratic nomination from the Thirteenth district now represented by A J Hickey of Laporte, who is seeking reelection. Harry F E Grube of South Bend formerly of Plymouth announced his candidacy for recongress in this district.
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Indianapoles
Indiana
Jackson
Esther Kathleen O'Keefe
Plymouth
A. J. Hickey
Laporte
Harry FE. Grube
South Bend
Plyimnouth
Siamese twins in shadow of death at hospital in Chicago
The Blasek twins Josepta and Ross, joined at birth and known as the Sintakse twins, lie in near unconscious states. Josepta is oblivious to surroundings while Ross remains comatose. Doctors say the separation operation hinges on the death of one twin, which would assuredly end the other.
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Chicago
Reon
Josepta
Rora Blasek
Sintagse
Ross
Goshen Woman Seeks Son In Fort Wayne Search
Fort Wayne police pursue Ralph Vallance of Goshen after a letter from his mother Lula Vallance states he arrived in Fort Wayne about three weeks ago and she has been unable to contact him.
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Fort Wayne
Mar
Ralph Vallance
Goshen
Lula Vallance
Hit
Governor McCray Inspects Allen County Farm
Governor McCray spent a rainy day inspecting his farm in Allen County observing the property and making notes on the land and conditions.
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