Irish Free State Bill Becomes Law Without Changes
The Irish Free State bill became law after King George gave assent. The House of Commons reached a settlement on amendments, and a peace pact agreement between Northern and Southern Ireland was signed, with English papers praising the move as a path to unity and stability. The Times and Westminster Gazette voiced hopeful interpretations of the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Mar
George
House of Torms
Northern
Southern
Ireland
House of Commons
Churchill
England
Onty
the Times
Reland
Westminster Gazette
Ulster Police Demobilization Starts Immediate
Demobilization of police in the six Ulster counties begins today and should finish by May 33. Disbandment in the 26 southern counties starts now and aims for rapid completion. London accord effective immediately outlines re organization of special police units with half Catholic and half Protestant members and withdrawal of excess constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Mar
Ulster
London
Speci
Ambush in Hill Street Newry Kills Constable Allen
A patrol of special police returning from duty was ambushed on Hill Street in Newry. Constable Allen was killed and Constable Warring was wounded in the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Han Ie
March St
Hill Street
Newry
Constable Allen
Warring
Service Body Offers Meter Testing Service in Goshen
Carl Wilde of Indianapolis director of service for the public service commission spoke at the Democratic office in Goshen about meter inspection service. The commission offers tests by an expert upon request to Wilde at the state house in Indianapolis for dissatisfied utility customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wilde
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Goshen
Democrat
Commission
Wilde
State House
Elkhart Station to Open New Battery Service Branch
Earl A. Snyder owner Goshen Battery Service will open a branch at 113 East Lexington Avenue Elkhart next Monday April. He will hold exclusive Willard Battery agency for Goshen and Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Earl A. Snyder
Goshen Battery
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Snyder
Goshen
Pastor Stamm resigns from Elkhart Lutheran church after 13 years
Rev. OG A Stamm of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church in Elkhart submits his resignation after thirteen years. He plans to remain as an instructor in the Lutheran Parochial school he helped establish in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG. A. Stamm
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elkhart
Jin
Go Khey Electric Shoe Shop Expands with Electric Machinery
William S. Yoder, owner of the Go Khey Electric Shoe Shop on East Washington street, installs a complete new line of electrically driven machinery. In a decade of business, Mar Yoder has enjoyed unusual success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Yoder
Go- Khey
East Washington Street
Mar. Yoder
Fleeing Prisoner Shot in Frankfort Streets
Floyd Mackey who escaped custody en route to Jeffersonville reformatory was shot in the leg by a city patrolman in Frankfort last night. The incident followed the escape and occurred while the man was being transferred through the city. Authorities plan further inquiry into the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Lad
Floyd. Mackey
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Fourth Democrat Enters Congressional Race in 13th District
In LaPorte Indiana on March 31 Frank Fenton a largely unknown LaPorte County farmer and Farm Bureau member joins the race for the Democratic nomination in Indiana Thirteenth district He follows Harry E B Grube of South Bend and Esther Kathleen O Keefe of Plymouth as Farm Bureau candidates with activity seen as pushing pro farm legislation Schricker of Knox banker and former editor Henry Schricker filed today becoming the fourth candidate in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Frank Fenton
Iyan Laporte
Farm Bureau
Harry EB. Grube
South Bend
Plymouth
Esther Kathleen O'Keefe
Fenton Farms
Bureau
Indernat Otis
Henry FL Schricker
Knox
Feyner
Starke County
Democrat
Newspaper marks Delphi rounds and historic anniversary
The newspaper traces its origins to 1890 when first issued as the Caroll Express, edited by AL bP and Tweed. It is now owned by NE and BLOB in Mayhill, celebrating a long history and milestone for the publication.
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Phe Delphi
Carrol Cotos My
Phe
AL BP. Tweed
NE. and
BLOB
Mayhill
France Replies On Rhineland Cost Payment Question
Paris reports France acknowledges US rights in seeking reimbursement for Allied occupation costs in the Rhineland. The note asks whether claims should be directed to the Allies or to Germany, sparking debate over who bears payment. The American embassy sees it as acceptance of American claims.
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Paris
France
United States
Rhineland
Senate
Germany
Mrs Arba Green Rummel Dies in Columbia City
Arba Brawmel about 30 years old widow of Jesse Rummel died at 7 30 this morning in the home of her father AJ Green in Columbia City from Hodgkin's disease after a period in a Boston sanitarium since last summer. Surviving are an eight year old daughter Harriet her father and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at the home in Columbia City at two o'clock Sunday. Mr Rummel died here December 71b VAS. Mrs Rummel resided in this city until last summer when she went to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arba Brawmel
Jesse Rummel
AJ 1 Green
Columbia City
Hodgkin
Boston
Mass
Harriet
Rummel
Vas
Runmel
Bostor
Elkhart Girl Injured When Struck by Auto
Helen Toth eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Toth of Elkhart was badly hurt yesterday afternoon on her way home from school when struck by an automobile driven by Frank Reed of Napa nee. The left leg breast bone ankle dislocated and body and face badly cut and bruised. Witnesses hold the driver blameless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Toth
Joseph Toth
Elkhart
Struick
Frank Reed
Nappanee
Chicago Photographer Buys Parham Studio
Frank Schnabel of Chicago purchased the Parham Studio over Baker Drug store on South Main Street. The studio, opened in Goshen by M. EF Warham of Sturgis Michigan, had a large patronage despite a short time in operation. Schnabel is celebrated in the local photography trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schnabel
Chicago
Parham
Baker Drug
South Main Street
M. EF. Warham
Sturgis
Mich
Mr. Schnabel
Goshen
Eliwood and Son Draw Plans to Remodel Switeford Hotel
A. H. Eliwood & Son of Elkhart prepared architectural drawings for remodeling the Switeford hotel in Auburn. The proposed changes aim to update the structure while preserving its historic facade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Switeford
Auburn
City Bureau Begins Goshen Chamber Reorganization
American City Bureau from New York Chicago and San Francisco arrived to reorganize the Goshen Chamber of Commerce into a civic commercial body. Extra typists are secured and headquarters work has started as the bureau plans two weeks of education and publicity followed by a month of installation and board election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Alspach
Robert H. Stroud
American City Bureau
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Toronto
Goshen Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
Mro Alypach
America
Ratification Exchange of Treaties to Take Place in Washington
The United States moves to exchange ratifications of arms conference treaties after Senate final approval. State Department notes go to eight signatory nations, with Washington to host the formal exchange once all parties are ready. Parties will be bound upon exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Senate
State Department
Railroads Censured Over Outsourced Locomotive Repairs
The Interstate Commerce Commission found that the New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads paid about 5 million dollars more for locomotive repairs contracted to outside firms in 1921 than if done in their own shops. The AC Line and Atlantic Coast Line were assessed differently with partial sustainment of charges. Five commissioners dissented from the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvanian
Voor
American Federation of Labor and Railroad
Miions
Baldwin Locomotive Works
American Locomotive Companys
Killed When Auto Struck by Electric Car
Dr. Seymour J. Corpe of El Monte California a Goshen native with many Bristol relatives was instantly killed when the auto he drove was struck by a Pacific Electric limited train car The car was demolished and his body was thrown 150 feet He was born March 19 1866 in Goshen educated at Willamette Medical College and Hahnemann Medical College and practiced in Oregon before moving to El Monte He is survived by his wife a daughter two sons two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour J. Corpe
el Monte
Calif
Goshen
Bristol
Mared Uth
Pacific Electric Limited
Dr. Corpe
Cove
Oregon
Willamette Medical University
Portland
Amo E. Thornton
Hahnemann Medical College
Chicago
Elkhart Hosts North Indiana Conference Session
Elkhart Methodists brace for 79th North Indiana conference with 600 to 800 visitors expected. The program changes include Rev. Dr. Lyle Rader and Rev. S H Whirk bride unable to speak. Rev. Marston and Nerad to fill in for Dre Kirkbride in the New York hospital absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Methodists
North Indiana
Lyle Rader
Upland
Ind
S. H. Whirkbride
New York
New-York
New-York Hospital. Rev. Marston
Nerad
Dre: Kirkbride
Weather forecast summary for Indiana
Cloudy with a colder south portion tonight and freezing temperatures. Saturday expects rain with gradual warming. Government thermometer data reported by S. W. Witmer covers the 12 hours preceding noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Witmer
Indiana
South Portion
Storm warning issued as strong winds threaten gales
Weather bureau warns of a moving disturbance over the lower Ohio valley bringing heavy rain or snow and easterly winds turning northwest, likely gale force by late afternoon and tonight with thundering conditions continuing into Saturday.
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Washington
March St
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Floodwaters drown two children in Crawfordsville incident
In Crawfordsville Indiana two children Gordon Menagher six and Mildred Menagher eight died when a creek bank collapsed under them. The high Indiana rivers flooded lowlands causing extensive property damage and temporary chaos across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indeanapolis
Ind
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Gordon
Mildred Menagher
Wabash River Flood Disrupts Indiana Rail Service
Flooding rivers force transit disruption across Indiana towns. Wabash river overflows near Wabash halting traction between Peru and Wabash with passengers ferried by bus. Rain totals rise in Kokomo while Evansville reports rising Ohio river and Davies county residents evacuate homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Wild Cat Creek
Union Traction
Peru
Wabash
Man Dies After Struck by Electrified Water Spout
In Matchell Indiana George Gras 53 was killed when he touched a water spout that had been charged with electricity by a lightning strike. The accident occurred today in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matchell
Ind
George Gras
Snowbound Michigan faces crippled lines and floods
Detroit today endures heavy snow and ice with crippled railway lines and blocked highways. Ice coated poles interrupt power and telephone service, while Elkhart River and Rock Run Creek rise, signaling possible flooding as March ends with rain and snow.
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Lower Michigan
Elkhart River
Rock Run Creek
Alleged Liquor Law Violators in Court
A group of individuals including Anatus Moran William Keeth Perry and Isaac Sailor Jay Miller Thomas DeShone Frank Morarity Frank Gillespie Steve Eli and Horvath faced Elk hart Superior Court grand jury liquor law indictments. Moran Keeth Mr and Mrs Eli and nephew and Horvath pleaded not guilty. Several defendants moved to quash or abate counts and posted $1000 appearance bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatus Moran
William Keeth
Perry
Isaac Sailor
Jay Miller
Thomas DeShone
Frank Morarity
Frank Gillespie
Steve
Anna Eli
Steve Eli, Jr
Frank Horvath
Superior Court
Elkhart
Moran
Keeth
Horvath
Gillespie
Miller
DeShone
Morarity
Eli
Husband Kills Wife Near Amqui Home
Mrs Cecil McAniphey, 22, died at her Amqui area home after being accidentally shot in the head by her husband last night. The incident occurred near AMQ, Ind., with authorities investigating the accidental shooting. The couple resided near the town and the tragedy was reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMQ
Ind
Cecil. Mc. Anipeh
Here
Dan W Simms Urges Indiana Primary Voters to Act
Lafayette candidate Dan W. Simms urges Indiana Democrats to read newspapers and engage in the primary race He says newspapers can spark voter interest and that he will support the ticket in November regardless of the nominee if the electorate investigates and chooses wisely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan W. Simms
Thanapolls
Lafayette
United States
Indiana
von Iated
Jalsten
Fire destroys Colonial Hotel at Nassau in Balinina Islands
Miami reports an 800 room Colonial Hotel in Nassau Balinina Islands burned today. The blaze threatened much of the city but was controlled with millions in damage. No casualties reported as the fire started in the laundry of the hotel, a Klagler chain property along the Florida coast.
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Miami
Fla
Nassau
Balinina Islands
Klagler
Florida
Fire threatens Nassau sparks naval alert from Key West
The Nassau Bahama islands reported a large fire prompting the Key West naval station to prepare two ships. Nassau lies 250 to 360 miles from Key West and about 200 miles from Miami. The wireless call at 2 m and 11 15 a m signaled a grave situation as Nassau city was threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey West
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Key West
Miami
Former Goshen College Quartet Scheduled for Concert
The former Goshen College quartet led by Prof Amos Ebersole will perform a full evening at the college auditorium next Thursday at 8 o clock. Leland Greenawalt B F Vartvler and D J Hostettler comprise the ensemble with Miss Josephine Lehman as reader and Mrs L B Greenawalt on piano. A large audience from Goshen and nearby will attend with seating reserved until 7 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen College
Amos 5
Ebersole
Leland Greenawalt
B. F. Vartvler
D. 3. Hostettler
Champauqua
Josephine Lehman
L. B. Greenawalt
Officer in World War Speaks to Rotarians
Major George Norton advertising manager of Coppes Bros. & Zook ct Naygpanee told Rotarians at the Hotel Alderman at noon about his experiences in the late World War. He served as an officer in the Second Division and participated in all major engagements of the American army in France during 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norton
Coppes Bros. & Zook Ct
Naygpanee
Seecend
France
Coal Miners Walkout Halts Work in 20 States
The United Mine Workers forecast a nationwide shutdown as about 600 000 union and 100 000 non union miners walk off. Pennsylvania and West Virginia lead the affected states with Western Canada also expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wnion
United Mine Workers of American
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Hingis
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Alabama
Tennessee
Maryland
Michigan
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Washington
Canada
Nova Scotia
New River
Gulf
Berry Receives 175 Dollar Judgment in 5000 Dollar Suit
A Noble circuit court jury in Albion awarded George W. Berry of Rome City 175 dollars in a 5000 dollar damage suit against John A. Jennings of Rome City. Berry, 70, and Jennings, 65, fought, claiming permanent injuries. Judge Arthur Biggs presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Albion
George W. Berry
Rome City
Goshen
John A. Jennings
Berry
Jennings
Arthur, Biggs
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Goshen C
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Wabash, Und
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Ohio River
White River
Davies County
Mitchell
Storm Grips
Wireless
Fla. Mat
Lewis
Pana
Illinois
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