Siamese Twins Die After Refused Operation in Chicago
Josefa and Rosa Blazek, Siamese twins, died in a Chicago hospital after their brother refused consent for separation. Physicians had planned the operation. Rosa survived briefly but Josef a died first followed by her sister. Rosa married and left a 1 year old son.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Josefa
Rosa Blagek
Frank Blazek
Tavins
Rosa
Bloh. Breakstone
Percy
Breakstone
Twits Po Iho Setarate Respiratory and Cardiac Systems, Dr. Breakstone
Mitine Beligs
Rosa Blizek Deverak
Czecho- Slovakia
Nornia
J. J. Trish
Otragovee
Chang
Eng
Newport
Orissa
Raddiea
Doddica
Helen
Judith
North Carolina
Millie
Christine
Rose
Rev J A McInturff Retained as First Brethren Pastor
The First Brethren church held its quarterly meeting and elected officers for the year. A call was extended to Rev Jacob Arthur McInturff to continue as pastor for another year, with salary increases. over 200 voted for him versus 28 against, noting the Sunday school is the largest in the city.
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First Brethren Church
W. A. Sharpe
George Howell
James ‘Tritch
George Yoder
M. W. Kesler
Daniel Bechtel
Jacob Arthur McInturff
Mishawaka Man 102 Dies After 10 Days Illness
John Mandlin aged 102, Mishawaka’s oldest resident, died after a ten day illness. He served in the Indian wars and the Civil War.
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Mishawaka
John Mandlin
Mondell Denies Harding Breach in Congress Harmony
Representative Mondell Wyoming Republican leader says Congress and President Harding are not at loggerheads. He asserts relations are cordial and cites enacted or pending laws reflecting Harding's recommendations. Mondell contrasts his claim with writers claiming discord and notes accord on major policy and details.
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Congress
Associated Press
Wasittington
Harding
Mondell Wyoming
Mrr. Mondell
House of Representatives
Army
Navy
Premier Lenine Reported Dead in Rumor Cycle
A Central News dispatch cites reports from Rom newspapers claiming Niko lai Lenine is dead, though treated with caution. Lenine has been reported dead or ill on multiple occasions, with Moscow dispatches and AP noting his appearance at a Kremlin gathering earlier this week.
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Lenine
Associated Press
London
Central News Dispatch
Nikolai Lenine
Rom
Eédenine
Moscow
Kremlin
Visit to Winona Lake to plan Presbyterian pastorate change
Rev. W. H. Gleiser and D. Kenneth Knox traveled to Winona Lake to confer with the Ft. Wayne presbytery and finalize arrangements for Gleiser to leave the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church in town.
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W. H. Gleiser
D. Kenneth Knox
Winona Lake
Ft. Wayne
First Presbyterian Church
Twin siblings Ha and Josepha die in connected pelvis fusion
Ha and Josepha, described as twins, died after a rare fused pelvis condition. Their bodies were connected such that the right lip of one joined the left lip of the other, forming a shared pelvis.
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Josepha
Official Prize Winners March 29 1922
The Goshen Daily Democrat judges declare prize winners with awards including a Studebaker Touring Car to Miriam Pickering, gold to Carl FE Kaser, and various cash and merchandise prizes to other recipients. Additional figures and allocations follow, listing Mdse orders and bank savings entries with several names signed by the judges.
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Studebaker
Miriam Pickering
Carl FE. Kaser
Brunswick Phonograph
Marie Neterer
Horton Electric
J. H. Fikke
Hudson’s
Ruby Isenbletter
Catherine Logan
L. Simon & Co
Vera Sloat
Salem Bank & Trust Co
Apt
Elec. Co
Ruby Wissinger
Noble Shoe Store
Louise Williams
Florence Garman
Miss Pickering Wins Studebaker In Big Contest
The campaign in Elkhart county crowned Miss Miriam Pickering as a top vote getter in a grand contest for The Democrat. Prizes and cash rewards were distributed to hundreds of workers whose efforts boosted circulation countywide. Miss Pickering, aided by family, led a vigorous, door to door drive that spanned New Paris, Middlebury, Millersburg and beyond, with Carl E. Kaser and others delivering strong showings.
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Elkhart County
Democrat
Miriam Pickering
Miriam
Carlyle W. Pickering
Carl E. Kaser
New Paris
Carl
Kaser
Studebaker
Marie Neterer
Middlebury
Ruby
Isenbletter
Florence Clannan
Millersburg
Senate Ratifies Open Door in China Pact
Washington March 30. The senate approved the nine power treaty by a 65 to none vote ratifying the open door in China. The Chinese tariff treaty, final pact of the arms conference series, is expected to be ratified later this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
China
Triple Conference on Irish Question Opens in London
London hosts a three power conference with British, provisional Irish Free State, and Ulster representatives to discuss pacifying proposals. A plenary session is expected later. In Belfast a man named Samuel Mallen was found dead in what is described as an execution. In Dublin, the Free Man's Journal office was wrecked by about 50 raiders connected to a secret De Valera faction meeting.
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Associated Press
London
Ulster
Ireland
Belfast
Samuel Mallen
White Rock Road
Dublin
Freeman’s Journal
de Valera
Irish Republican Army
Local Big Four Station Robbed In Night Breakin
Two men broke into the local Big Four railroad station during the night. They stole a .32 caliber Smith & Wesson revolver, three pocket knives, and some change. Entry was gained by removing a panel from the front door. Police have issued a full description to nearby towns and expect quick apprehension.
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Big Four
Smith & Wesson
Goshen Men File for Elkhart Co Assessor
Charles A. Riggle and G Hal Manahan of Goshen filed declarations of candidacy for county assessor on the Republican ticket with County Clerk Foulks. Others filing were Frank Yoder Horace H Mosier Emanuel W Thorriton Herschel P Dodge Charles F ci Biner A Miller and Albert W Bemiller for various township offices.
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Charles A. Riggle
G. Hal Manahan
Foulks
Frank ¥.Yoder
Horace H. Mosier
Ecinetman
Emanuel W. Thorriton
Cleveland
Lings
Herschel P. Dodge
Ball Township
Charles F. ci Biner
Harrison Township
A. Miller
Bauge ‘Township
Aapeskor
Albert W. Bemiller
Hart Township
Supt Stewart Submits Final City Utilities Report
In regular session Mayor Rimpler and others attended as Supt Joseph E Stewart read a retiring notice and the Croop prepared financials showing net income increases for periods under Harding and Stewart. The board awarded brick street sweeping to Trainor & Jacobs at 62 per week and approved a new electric current checking system.
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Rimpler
Kinney
Sol Dembatsky
Board of Public Works
Joseph EE Stewart
Lamar J. J. Croop
Verne E. Harding
Stewart
Trainor & Jacobs
Hawks Electric Company
Unsettled Indiana Weather With Rain and Colder Inland
Daily weather report from government thermometer notes unsettled conditions in Indiana with rain expected tonight and Friday. Temperatures fall, especially in the southern portion where colder air moves in after noon.
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Indiana
Chicago Smoking Ordinance Defeated by Council
In Chicago the city council rejected a measure to ban women from smoking in public. Five women in the visitors gallery smoked cigars during debate and were ordered to stop. A proposed amendment threatened public dress code restrictions for women in public spaces.
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Chicago
City Merais
Peace Restored After Hagerstown Railroad Strike
In Hagerstown Maryland a night of tense disruption ended with a conference between striking Western Maryland shopmen railroad officials and police. Peace was restored after the lengthy talks following a passenger train being held for over two hours.
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Hagerstown
Med
Western Maryland Railroad
Lisbon Flight Begins for 4000 Mile Atlantic Crossing
The Portuguese aviators Sacadura and Coutinho initiated a trans Atlantic attempt from Lisbon toward Pernambuco Brazil, flying at seven this morning. They plan six legs totaling about 4000 miles with Canary Islands and Cape Verde as stops, facing high risk and limited patrols along the route.
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Lisbon
Pernambuco
Brazil
Sacadura
Coutinho
Canary
Pertambico
Cape Verde
Fernando Norahua
Mr. Jewell Sees Railway Workers Left Out of Prosperity
Chicago March 50 Reiterating the purchasing power of the industrial sector is crucial for farmers and storekeepers, B M Jewell of the railway workers federation told the railroad labor board. He argued American workers have never earned adequate wages, creating a demand deficit for essentials and harming small merchants and farm families. He urged restoration of purchasing power in the industrial population.
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Chicago
Mar
United States
B. M. Jewell
Department
American Federation of Labor
Federated Shop Crafts
Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
Indiana Coal Operators Propose 40 Percent Wages Cut
Indiana coal operators say a Terre Haute meeting set 16 scale as the base for new contracts with miners. The basic wage would drop to 64 cents per ton for pick miners and 5 dollars a day for day laborers, down from 1.08 per ton and 7.50 per day. They seek elimination of union dues checks and threaten a long shutdown to enforce the plan.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Terre Haute
Coal miners prepare for nationwide strike as talks fail
New York March 36 The unionized coal mines face a looming nationwide strike as the anthracite operators and miners sub committee abandon hopes of a new wage pact before April 1. Notices posted in bituminous and anthracite fields. Philip Murray UMWA vice president announces 595 000 union miners will walk out at midnight tomorrow when current contract expires.
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New York
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Midight
Cost of Living Among Coal Centers Draws Attention
Ethelbert Stewart commissioner of statistics told the House labor committee at a hearing on Bland resolution to appoint a presidential commission to investigate the coal industry. He said the cost of living in many coal rail centers exceeds miners’ earnings.
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Washington
Mar
Ethelbert Stewart
Department of Labor
House Labor Committee
Preparations for Coal Strike Reported in Lituminous Field
Wheeling West Virginia March 80 Preparations for the coal strike in the large Lituminous field across the Ohio border in Ohio included arrangements for the care of about 1000 mules from the pits.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Man
Ohio River
Ohio
Former Emperor of Austria Continues Critically Ill
Vienna reports former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary remains gravely ill in Madeira. Dr De Lug, former court physician, traveled from Vienna to visit him. Monarchists here raised 3,000,000 crowns to aid the ex-ruler as his condition showed no clear improvement.
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Austria
Associated Press
Vienna
de Lug
Funchal
Madeira
Charles
Functfal
Charles of
Eight-year-old Elkhart Boy Dies After Auto Crash
Lewis Henry Lloyd, eight, of Elkhart, struck yesterday noon by a automobile, died four hours later from injuries. Survived by parents Amsey and Mrs. Lloyd, two brothers, two sisters, and grandparents. John Freedine, Elkhart, driver of the car, held blameless as witnesses say the boy jumped from a coal wagon and was unseen until too late.
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Lewis Henry Lloyd
Amsey Lloyd
Elkhart
John Freedine
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W. Witmer
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