Four Indians Shot at Klan Meeting in San Pierre
Four people were slightly injured when a man fired a bird shot into a crowd at a Ku Klux Klan gathering in a San Pierre garage. Fer Gilmore Jab Wilkins Mrs Wiseman and Mrs Pat Blacdell were among those hit. several others were treated for minor injuries. Sheriff Karey said the shooter fled. guards later found the suspect.
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San Pierres
Associatedd Pressis
Dae Hogan. Co
Don
Dbegui
Othe Starke
Saiboat Karex
Ferext Gilmore
Jab Wilkins
Mas
Hers Wiseman
Pat Blacdell
San
Associated Ptress
Klass
Ka Kies Klan
Wiseman
Fortes
Gilmore
Jeca
Plass
Riau
Fae
Pierre
Devia
Starke
Fromm Karey
Texan Piano Marathon and Dance Troupe Featured
An unclear report recalls a Texan performing a piano marathon over 66 hours while dancers continue. The text references awards, records, and a mass musical event with mentions of people and places, but much of the material is garbled.
Training School for Nurses Commencement Tonight at Church
The Patra Al Kindig Training School for Nurses holds its first commencement tonight at the First Presbyterian Church. Miss Fay Gee of Wert Baden is listed among graduates. Rev. C B L Porter of the First M E Church will deliver the address. public invitation extended.
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Patra al Kindig
First Presbyterian Church
Fay Gee
Wert Baden
C BL Porter
Ruthenberg Case Heads to Jury in Michigan Trial
Ruthenberg of Cleveland charged with criminal syndicalism is to finish testimony today in St Joseph Michigan. Closing arguments are expected to begin this afternoon as the case nears jury deliberation.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
Mayr T— Charles FE. Ruthenberg
Clevelind
Kentuckian Held on Insanity Charge in Kosciusko Jail
Warsaw dispatch says John Cunningham, 31, believed insane, was taken into custody at Stony Point and is confined in Kosciusko county jail. He has relatives in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Warsaw
John Cunningham
Stony Point
Kosciusko County
Wheeling
West Virginia
Three Killed After Negro Miner Fails to Get Pay Check
In Helena Alabama a miner seeking his pay check sparked violence. The failed employee, Allan Abernathy, and two others died when a posse dynamited and burned a barricaded house. Two others were wounded.
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Ala
Associated Pressi
Shelby
Columnbiana
Birmingham
Alien Abernathy
Kay Mont
Charlie Phillips
Roebuck
John King
Negra
A. Helena
W. Roy
Colley So Roy
Trelenal Ada
Coal Company
Caskers
Abernathy
Skeleton of Northwestern student found on Evanston pier
A Northwestern University freshman identified from a partly buried skeleton found under a Lake Michigan pier in Evanston. The death follows a September class rush amid allegations of university student involvement and a rope fragment linked to the incident. Police say further questioning may occur.
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Prosso- Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Galssing Sinese
Evanston Lake
Valice Leggett
Evanston
Chink Leggett
Phere
Mount
Bards
Chicago
Associated Pressie
Lake Michigan
du Govan Sten
Leigh Tor Meerut
Northawestern University
Pell
J T L. Mount
Jarsen
Arthur Dpd
Persinger
Hiss Fisdtina
Althenic
Northwestern University of
Tring
Legwerr
Per
Henry Warren
Leg Bate
Louis Aubere
Northwestern
Sanders-Egbert Company Gives $1000 to Joint Hospital Fund
The Sanders-Egbert company of South Bend contributed $1,000 to the joint hospital fund in that city.
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The
Sanders-Egbert Company of
South Bend
Joint Hospital
Krupp Chief Arrested in Essen Over Plant Clash
Krupp Works president Dr Gustav Krupp von Bohlen, in Essen, was arrested by French authorities with three Krupp directors over the March 31 shooting at the plant. They face charges of endangering occupation troops and incitement tied to sirens and workmen riots. Trial set in Verden for May 4.
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Associated Pressi
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen
Krupp Works
Krupp
Decoutte
Ruhr
Pr K Krapp Vet Bohlen
Verden
Third Arrest Expected In Paducah Home Bombing Case
In Paducah Kentucky two women Henrietta Wagner and Emma Skithan were jailed in Princeton for suspected complicity in the explosion that wrecked Alfred Warren home and killed Mrs. Warren. Investigators expect a third arrest after a court of inquiry adjourned.
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Paducah
Assolnte
Henrietta Wagner
Emma Skithan
Princeton
Alfred Warren
Imperial Male Quartet Here Thursday Evening
The Imperial Male Quartet from Chicago brings the third concert of the Philharmonic series to First Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. The group, a longtime Chicago staple, has performed for 40 years and filled many local requests with over 600 inquiries last year alone.
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Tperia
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Victor Phonograph Records
Uhi¢uge
Peace Goshen
Damages Sought Over Unmade Perfection Hitch Devices
George S. Douttin sues Alva Hamilton for 700 dollars claiming to have paid for 25 perfection hitch mechanical devices at 37 each, but Hamilton failed to manufacture any, forcing Douttin to self-produce them. Mehl & Mehl filed the complaint in the circuit court.
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Aleguing
George S. Duttin
Etrenct
Alva Hamilton
Hamilton
Douttin
Mehl & Mehl
Youth gets 2 14 years for check forgeries
Carl Niswander 18 of Elkhart was brought back from the penal farm after serving a short sentence for Harner law violations. He was convicted in Elkhart superior court of forgery and received a two to 14 year sentence at the Jeffersonville reformatory for forging and raising numerous small checks.
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Carl Niswander
Elkhart
A. W. Fonda
Laporte
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Niswander
Chicago Woman Seeks Return of 12-Year-Old Daughter
Ada Morris appeals before two judges to regain her daughter Alice Beatrice, taken at birth and adopted by Mr. and Mrs. James Nuttal after being placed in a charitable institution by relatives.
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Chicago
Ada Morris
Alice Beatrice
James Nuttal
King Benjamin suspect freed in Marysville jail release
The man identified as King Benjamin Purnell, leader of the Israelite House of David, was released after 24 hours in the Marysville county jail. He refused to reveal his identity and remained in his gun shop truck. Sheriff Colier said the case pointed to Joseph Kowalski as a possible suspect, noting photos did not closely resemble the arrested man.
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Marysville
Ohio
Byr Associated Press
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Charles Coliier
Joseph Kowalski
Frankfort
Purnell
Detroit
Mewspaipor Oman
Immoral Conduct Probe Targets St Joseph Colony Leader
Estelle Mills of Niles testifies before a grand jury in St Joseph investigating charges tied to the House of David colony led by Benjamin Purnell. Witnesses, including Marietty Smith, recount life at the colony as authorities review deaths of at least six members and a broader toll since 1904.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Mra
Estelle Mills
Niles
House of David
King’ Benjamin Purnells
Mills
Ca’t
Edith Meldruny
Purnell
Marietty Smith
Benjamin Purnell
Whisler Sells Oak Park Home for 26000 Cash
Carl Whisler of Oak Park formerly of Goshen sold his residence yesterday for 26000 in cash. He and his brother Ariah J. Whisler operate rubber manufacturing businesses in Chicago. They are sons of Samuel S. Whisler of Goshen.
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Carl Whisler
Oak Park
Goshen
Mr. Whistler
Chicago
Ariah J. Whisler
Samuel 5. Whisler
J. P
Daily Indiana Weather Report Showers Possible Tonight
Increasing cloudiness extends across Indiana with possible thundershowers tonight or Wednesday. Temperatures trend slightly warmer, especially in the extreme north portion tonight. Forecast reflects 5S. W. Witmer government thermometer readings for the 24 hours preceding publication.
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W. Witmer
Uhen
Indiana
Senior Delts Re-Elect President J M Stutz And Four Officers
The senior Delta Sigma Upsilon chapter in this city re elected five officers, led by President Joseph M Stutz and Treasurer Harold Swandberg who have held roles for five years. Wyatt Mick joined as elector sergeant at arms and install at Brunjes hotel May 9. The group also discussed Greenwich Village talk by Fr Tunean Weeks and planned the May 11 D S U dance in Spahn hall.
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Delta Sliema Upsilon
Spahn
Joseph M. Stutz
Harold Swandberg
Charles Fredeke
Warren McCumsey
Max Weddell
McCumsey
Alpha Eta
Wyatt Mick
Brunjes Hotel
Lake Wawasee
Greenwich Village
Tunean Weeks
Weeks
Spahn Hall
Delay Keeping U S Ships Dry
Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board said government ships would stay "done dry" for now after a conference with President Harding. Despite a Supreme Court ruling allowing liquor on the high seas, talks with the president and cabinet suggest an official course will be announced soon.
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Washington
Lasker
Shipping Board
Harding
Supreme Court
Two Boys Rob Confectionery Store, Take $15
In South Bend on May 1 two youths about 19 held up and robbed M. R. Maragess, proprietor of a confectionery, of $15 around 11 pm. They escaped. $500 in cash and a $206 diamond ring were left behind.
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South Bend
M. R. Maragess
Elkhart Woman Sues for Divorce and Custody
Mabel Pusek of Elkhart files in superior court for divorce from Joseph Dusek citing cruelty and absence from home each night. She seeks custody of their eight months old daughter. couple married in 1921 and separated last Saturday.
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Mabel Pusek
Elkhart
Superior Court
Joseph Dusek
Student Disappears From Concordia College in Fort Wayne
Andrew Barlag a 14 year old student from Laporte vanished from Concordia college in Fort Wayne. Relatives conduct search as authorities coordinate efforts and issue notices.
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Fort Wayne
Andrew Barlag
Laporte
Concordia College
Disappearance of Warren Lincoln Under Unsolved Cloud
Aurora May 1 Warren J Lincoln former attorney and floriculturist and relative of Abraham Lincoln vanished under unexplained circumstances police widen search. John Lincoln 20 questioned, Mrs Lincoln Byron Shoup and a sandy haired man sought. Evidence at bungalow pool of blood blood stained club woman's heel imprint nightshirt and glove found in well private papers scattered from house to well state insurance and beneficiary details emerge.
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Aurora
Associated = Press
Warren J. Lincol
Abraham Lincoln
John Lincoln
Lincoln
Michigan City Voters Seek End to Commission Government
Petitions with 1,099 signatures were presented to Michigan City officials calling for a ballot on restoring the old form of government. The city was the only Indiana municipality to adopt the commission system in last year’s special elections.
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Michigan City
Ind
City Commissioners of
No Contest on Injunction of Last September
Leaders of the railroad shopmen strike abandoned their defense against the federal injunction obtained by Attorney General Daugherty last September. The defense said their main contentions had been upheld, signaling a likely default in the ongoing hearing for a permanent injunction. The case centers on the legality of strikes and the constraint of the railroad labor board under the Transportation Act.
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Chicago
Br Associated Press
Harry M. Daugherty
Causel
Blackburn Esterline
United States
American Federation of Labor
Donald R. Richberg
Frank DL. Mulholland
Toledo
Ohio
James Easby-Smith
Washington
B. M. Jewell
Railway Emplores Department
Railroad Labor Board
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Labor Board
District Court
Harding declines to campaign for world court endorsement
White House officials say President Harding has no plan to campaign for endorsement of the administration world court proposal. They note he is willing to let public opinion shape the issue. In sugar prices, he supports restricting consumption as a protest measure.
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Harding
World Court
Washington
Associated Press
White House
Howat Held in Canada. Governor Says No Kansas Law
Alexander Howat, ousted Kansas district UMWA president, believed safe in Canada after Ottawa reports. Governor Davis says no Kansas law violations justify detention. Howat had planned a lecture tour after recent talks in Pennsylvania coal fields.
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Topeka
Kas
Alexander Howat
Kansas
United Mine Workers of America
Charles Stewart
Ontario
Ottawa
Jonathan M. Davis
Howat
Pennsylvania
Canada
Freshets in New England Cause Millions in Damage
Boston May 1 reports freshets across New England have caused several million dollars in damage over two weeks. Rivers swollen by ongoing rain and melting mountain snow keep the situation serious.
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New England
Boston
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