Leighton Mount Death Inquiry By Grand Jury
Chicago May 3 Associated Press report on the grand jury inquiry into the death of Leighton Mount a Northwestern University freshman. A formal university statement said investigators will seek witnesses under oath and pursue the cause of Mounts death while expelling any student found guilty of class rush violations.
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Leighton Mount
Chicago
Ely Associated Press
Grand
Leishteg Mount
North Western University
Aocelass
Robert 2
Crowe
Walter Pill Scott
University
Board of
Trusters
Evansteas
Mennt
Deighton
Ated
Ouidversity
Sehleants Studermet Council
Wittesses
Teighten Mount
Northwestern University
Mawrane
Bdeeer
Five Killed in Rail Collision Near Weed Utah
Five persons died and a sixth is missing after a wreck involving the Rio Grande Western eastbound passenger train near Weedside two miles east of Weed, Utah. Officials reported 11 cars derailled in a canyon section with one engineer and one fireman killed. Identification of victims was not yet complete.
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Trenver
Nobbiers Sunraypit
Sale Part Crey
Ural Mays Cpx Assit’ Pressi
Rio Grande
Garssenger
Weed
Utahoo
Yeo
RGD
Eth Wineer
Agi Che
Treacherws Canyon
Weoedside
Tleleck
Detroit Lawyer Misses Cult Inquiry Appearance
Walter M. Nelson of Detroit failed to appear before the one man grand jury in St. Joseph Michigan investigating the House of David colony. Judge Harry Dingeman granted a probable time for explanations before enforcing attendance. Nelson represents Mr and Mrs John Hansell and their children who won a federal court verdict of about 15 dollars in Grand Rapids. He also represents two sisters suing Benjamin Purnell leader of the colony for 100000 dollars each alleging criminal assault.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Associated Press
Walter M. Nelson
Detroit
House of David Colony
Harry Dingeman
Nelson
John Hansell
House of David
Grand Rapide Just Mouth
Benjamin Purnell
Call
John Violett Farm Sold for 26000 in Canada Ownership
The old Violett farm, about a mile and a half south of Gashen Cite Timuts, was sold by Melissa Bo Violett and others to dirt Est Martin, now living in Canada, for 26000. Martin, who bought Isaiah Violett farm years ago, now owns JBL acres.
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Lette
Melissa Bo Violett
Dirnest Martin
Canada
Martin
Paireliats
JBL
Accident Claims Life of William S. Hinshaw
Richmond report states William S. Hinshaw, of Oregon, was accidentally killed when a small caliber rifle he was cleaning discharged. The bullet struck his heart, ending his life at the scene.
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Richmond, Brial
William S. Hinshaw
Ruthenberg Found Guilty in Chicago Court
In Chicago a jury convicts C E Ruthenberg of violating the alien and sedition ban amid a charged trial connected to actions at a Bridgman convention last summer. The sentence possible ranges up to two years in prison and a $35,000 fine or both.
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Joseph
Miceli
Mason
Thames
Michigan
Sbyaba
Rutheuhers
Bridgumma
Sines
William Zo Foster
Toogn
Chicago
Paster
Ruthenberg
Bella
Pemee
Fwe
Amefican Legion
Judie Charles White
Riuthenberg
Goshen Milling Co Sues Elmer Sechrist for 250
The Goshen Milling Company filed a complaint against Elmer Sechrist seeking judgment of 250 dollars. George H. R. Harper prepared the bill.
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Goshen Milling Company Today
Elmer Sechrist
Yteuissery Pete
George HR. Harper
Classified Ad Copy Says Details Sell Faster
A Democratic era classified note argues the more details provided in ads, the quicker items move. The copy emphasizes thorough listings to attract buyers and speed transactions.
Slight Reduction In Sugar Price Announcement
New York May 3 Associated Press reports a large refiner cut refined sugar price from 10 to 14 cents. Cuban law lowered costs to 618 cents with freight. Trading on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange reflected a softer raw sugar market as Porto Rico offerings increased and demand remained light.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Porto Rico
Watson to Press Lyons to Quit Republican Chair
Indianapolis May 3 Senator James K. Watson and Governor Warren McCray plan to ask Lawrence Lyons of Brook to resign as Republican state chairman within a week. An immediate reorganization was agreed in Bloomington as the coach of the party seeks new leadership. Four men Thomas Bauer Tomvis Scott Clyde Wall and Byron Somers were named as potential successors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lawrence Lyons
Brook
James K. Watson
Warren McCray
Watson
Bloomington
Lyons
McCray
Thomas Bauer
Lafayette
Tomvis M Scott
Linton
Clyde Wall
Lagrange
Byron Somers
Fort Wayne
Is W. J. Lincoln Milo Durand in Horatio Mystery
Aurora reports investigators probe whether W. J. Lincoln lawyer and horticulturist Jost remains linked to Milo Durand a private detective amid Lincoln’s possible self disappearance or kidnapping. Police follow leads including a 20 dollar outbuilding sale and a greenhouse stash of 25 Milo Durand cards.
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Aurora
Associatedd Pressi
Warren J. Lincoln
Rane
Milo Pearand
Lincoln Himeself
Mpd
Milo Durand
Lincoln
Lincobus Bungarew
John Hart- Man
California
Census attorney surveys Goshen prisoners and divorces
An attorney from the United States census bureau was in Goshen today collecting data on prisoners sentenced in the county and divorces granted here. The Goshen hospital basement housed the newly installed electrical laundry equipment yesterday.
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United States Census Bureau
Goshen
Goshen Hospital
Notre Dame Coach Rockne urges modern gridiron rules
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame athletic director, spoke to the Goshen Kiwanis club at Hotel Alderman. He defended current football rules as essential to preserve intercollegiate athletics and keep students involved in all sports. A humorous account of a Notre Dame Nebrask a game under older rules was shared. Noble Riser and Attorney Robert Proctor were among guests.
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Knute
Rockne
Notre Tame
Goshen Kiwanis Club
Alderman
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Noble Riser
Robert Proctor
Elkhart
Theodore Knox
Man Charged After Klan Meeting Shooting Fight
Knox Indiana May 5 Leo Hogan 20 is charged with assault and battery with intent to commit murder and assault with intent to commit manslaughter following a shooting at a Ku Klux Klan invitation meeting in San Pierre Monday night. Edward Wilkinson’s charge was withdrawn. Hogan’s mental condition is questioned amid noted peculiarities in recent months.
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Richard Ney
William Reed
Hogan
San Pierre
Complaint Seeks Judgment on Three Promissory Notes
Ida Berkey Workman files in circuit court seeking a judgment on three promissory notes against George F. Stamets. RR. E. Proctor represents the plaintiff as attorney.
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Circuit Court
Ida Berkey Workman
George FE. Stamets RR
E. Proctor
French cabinet rejects German reparations offer as insufficient
Paris reports the French and Belgian governments reject Germany's new reparations proposals as inadequate lacking payment guarantees and a sufficient sum. Premier Poincare plans to consult Belgium on replies to be shared with all allies. Berlin sees the offer as a potential starting point for negotiation but questions payment capacity.
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Paris
Associated Press
Cuny
Germany
Poincare
Germany's latest reparations offer reviewed at Washington
Secretary Hughes and German ambassador Otto Wiedfeldt conferred after presentation of Germany's reparations proposal. State department officials said the document did not require any action by the U S government and no further comment was offered.
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U. S. Washington
Germany
Hughes
Otto Wiedfeldt
State Department
Washington
Frankfort Boy Wins at Purdue Egg Show
In Lafayette Indiana on May 3 18 year old David Allen of Frankfort won top honors at the annual Purdue egg show at Purdue University. About 900 samples were entered with prize eggs testing 26 panels to the dozen.
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Lafayette
Ind
David Allen
Frankfort
Purdue
Purdue University
Washes Dishes 31 Hours Wins Two Day Vacation
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Susie Hetlock a 22 year old from Covode claims the world marathon dish washing record after 31 hours of continuous work in the Pantall hotel kitchen. The hotel manager rewarded her with a two day vacation for her feat.
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Punxsutawney
Susie Hetlock
Covode
Here
Susie
Pantall Hotel
Herlock
Indiana Weather Summary Partly Cloudy to Fair
Partly cloudy in the south and east with fair conditions in the northwest through tonight and Friday. Temperature change expected to be minor with no significant fluctuations noted by the government thermometer.
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Indiana
Williamson Enlists Support for 50th County Fair
E B Williamson of Goshen area, owner of Williamson Farms and secretary of the Elkhart County Fair association, plans the September 10 15 fair at the grounds. He aims to secure support from W C U I Red Cross and League of Women Voters, with four bands and city bands providing music. Improvements will upgrade buildings, and exhibits will include an extensive farm products display plus a world farm products section from 300 countries via US ambassadors.
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EB. B. Williamson
Goshen
Williamson Farms
Elkhart County
Goshen City
Goshen High School
Instrument City
Elkhart
Nappanee
Williamson
United States
Red Cross Chapter to Hold Monthly Goshen Meeting
The executive committee of Goshen chapter, American Red Cross, will conduct its monthly meeting this afternoon.
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Goshen
American Red Cross
Health Ordinance To Be Enforced At City Meeting
At a regular weekly meeting of the board of works strict enforcement of the price vaults ordinance was ordered effective July. Dr George A Whippy health officer reported a health law violation at the southwest corner of Main and Jefferson. Plans for paving the alley between Jefferson and Madison were approved with no remonstrators. The board ordered itemized anti toxin statements filed and directed sewer plans for Ninth Street from the NY Central to Washington. hydrants ordered for six sites and two on Huron Street with use by street sweeper. NYS railroad rent issue referred to the superintendent. Sidewalk grade for Eleventh Street to be set and Emerson Street lamp rearrangement ordered. Minutes were taken by City Controller Swart in the clerk’s absence.
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Rimpler
Kinney
Sel Dembufsky
George A. Whippy
Main
Jefferson Streets
Jefferson Street
Madison Boulevard
Third Street
Main Street
City Health Department
Ninth Street
On. Y. C
Washington Street
Math
Huron Street
West Side
H.C. Flack
N. Y. S. Railroad
F.¢. Tipmore
Eleventh Street
Reynolds Street
William Method
Emerson Street
Chas. H. Crowell
Zumbago
John N. Swart
Convention Of Pythian Sisters Draws About 300
The district convention of Pythian Sisters met at Knights of Pythias hall with about 300 attendees from Elkhart Whit ley Lagrange Noble Allen Steuben and Dekalb counties. Grand chief Mrs Fay Tyson of Butler and grand outer guard Mrs Leon Burkett of Rome City spoke. Dinner was served at noon in G A R hall by W R C members. The program concluded this afternoon.
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Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Brush Fire At Goshen Veneer Yard Extinguished
Fire department responded to a small brush fire in the Goshen Veneer Co. yard near Rock Run creek last evening. No injuries or further damage reported.
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Goshen Veneer Co
Rock Run Creek
Transcontinental monoplane T-2 lands in record time San Diego
Monoplane T-2 piloted by Lieuts. Oakley G. Kelly and John A. MacReady lands at Rockwell field San Diego at 12 26 56 p m Pacific Coast time completing a New York to San Diego transcontinental flight. Army officials plan a faster repeat flight using L R Maughan to fly San Francisco bound with five fuel stops.
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San Diego
Calif
Associated Press
Oakley G. Kelly
John A. MacReady
Rockwell Field
Pacific Coast
New York
United States Army
Mitchell Field
Hempstead
Washington
Oakley Kelly
Army Air Service
MacReady
Kelly
Air Service
Dayton
Ohio
L. R. Maughan
San Francisco
AC-1 Dirigible Sets Record Flight in Britain
The AC-1 airship with six crew members traveled from Langley Field Virginia to Scott Field in Belleville United Kingdom with a 100000 cubic feet gas capacity, 160 feet length and non rigid design. Major John A Paegelow called the flight a national record for its craft.
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Belleville
Langley
Scottfield
John A. Paegelow
Daily Vacation Bible School Planned by Goshen Churches
Churches in Goshen report favorable sentiment toward holding another Daily Vacation Bible School. Rev. Thomas E. George notes several reports and a decision is expected soon. A committee will outline plans if approved, building on past unusually successful schools.
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Goshen
Thomas E. George
Church of the Brethren
Sunday School Association
Jersey Rum Fleet Flees as Cutter Seneca Fires Warning
New York May 3 The Jersey rum fleet fled in the night after coast guard cutter Seneca fired a four inch shot across the bows of two small smuggling craft to halt them.
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New York
Associated Press
Jersey
Coast Guard
Seneca
Jury Reports Friday on Grand Jury Findings
The superior court grand jury adjourned and will reconvene Friday to report its findings to Judge Hile. Dally Demswatle per week.
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Superior Court
Hile
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