Chicago Labor Riot Leaves Two Police Killed
Chicago police report two officers killed and a third wounded in early morning labor riot violence. Bombings damaged multiple buildings as a single band sought to enforce wage rulings by former judge Batadis. Authorities arrested three top Building Prades leaders and others during raids.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicauze
Bil Yio
Moaphy
Fred Mader
Cormedias Sheady
Murphy
Haberegaris
Mader
Buarlding
Prades Ecamel
Shen
Uhien
Ale
Daten
John Rafferty
Rafferty
Tce Roof One
Charles ©. Fitzmorris
Landis
M. M. Batadis
Portuguese Aviators to Resume Long Trip to Rio de Janeiro
Portuguese transatlantic aviators Captains Coutinho and Sacadura plan to resume their Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro voyage. They will depart St Paul Rocks for Fernando de Noronha after receiving a new seaplane to replace the wrecked one from their April landing.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Coutlie
Sacadura
St. Paul Hecks
Fernando Noronha
St. Paul Rocks
Former Resident Samuel Jackson Dies in Meadville
Postmaster A. Deane received word from Jos. Baviman Meadville Pa of Samuel Jackson death in Meadville occurring in April. Funeral services held at Paha & Sons chapel with Rev. DeLancey officiating. Burial at Foust cemetery with bearers and mourners present. Jackson son of Frederick Jackson aged about 50, left Goshen 30 or 35 years ago. Jackson dome now houses Gusher hospital.
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A. Deane
Jos. B.aviman
Meadville
Samuel Jackson
Anaallery
Paha & Sons
Plof. DeLancey
Tivermont
Foust
C Hackson
Frederick Jackson
Goshen
Jackson Dome
Gusher Hospital
Bound Over On Malicious Trespass Charge
Monroe 26 was bound over to the circuit court on a malicious trespass charge after being arrested Monday for stopping three sections of the New York Central’s 20th Century Limited at Millersburg. He was remanded to jail in default of a $500 bond. The railroad seeks $50 wages for starting and stopping the trains. Vernon is attorney for the complainants.
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Monroe
Pfere
New York Central
20Th Century Limited
Millersburg
Harry Fe, Vernon
Elkhart Cyclone Trashes South Side Buildings
A brief cyclone devastated Elkhart's south side damaging a 40 by 50 foot paint shop and four walls, injuring one, and destroying cars and sheds. The storm toppled trees and scattered debris along Yellow Creek and Station 2, with losses estimated in the thousands, while 750 chickens perished and a Goshen man narrowly escaped injury.
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Elkhart
Oelock
Yellow Creek
Lincoln Highway
Station 19
Station 2
Pan Automobile
Re J. Gall
Claude Jackson
Yeollow Creek
Station 20
Goshen
Gill Paint Shop
Anim
Ikhart County Historical Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Ikhart County Historical Association held its annual meeting this afternoon at the courthouse.
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Ikhart County Historical Association
Court House
Phone 31 or 57 before seven o clock
A terse public notice urges callers to use the two listed numbers before seven o clock. It includes no further context and lacks clear event details.
Wife of Stillman Denies Misconduct with Fred Beauvais
Mrs Anne A Stillman testifies in the divorce suit filed by James A Stillman denying misconduct with Fred Beauvais the Tidian guide as per earlier witness accounts Daughters named Non-Committal and Miss Aime Stillman returns from Paris and avoids committing to testifying while her brother Bud arrives from Poughkeepsie to urge her to join the defense
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Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Associated Press
Pou Gtreepsie
N.Y
Anne A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
New York
Tidian Guide
Aime Stillman
Doday O
Paris
Nother
Bud
Poughkeepsie
Miss Stillman
South Bend Lawyer Arrested After Auto Crash
MISHAWAKI May 10 Following a crash in Mishawaka Archibald G Graham a South Bend lawyer and Republican leader drove a Cadillac touring car into a Ford injuring two South Bend residents Mrs Ned Ellis and Lee Harner The driver Ibrahim was arrested for driving while intoxicated and lodged in police custody A companion P O Small ex postmaster at Laporte was also taken into custody The victims were injured and taken to St Joseph hospital with bruises cuts and a broken wrist cited in the report
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Mishawaial
Archibald G. Graham
South Bend
Ned Ellis
Lee Harner
Irahim
Misha Waki
P.O. Small
Laporte
Raub
Mishawaka
St. Joseph Hospital
Kilis
Harber
Four Soldiers In Custody After Stolen Car found
Four soldiers from Camp Custer Michigan were arrested in a stolen automobile in Galesburg. The men named James Cory, Crouch, Fred Freshman and Frank G. Gibotematte and are held pending return to the army post.
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Michigan City
Tid
Camp Custer
Mich
Pan Automobile
Galesburg
James Cory
Crouch
Fred Freshman
Frank G. Gibotematte
Notices of Appraisements Mailed to Property Owners
Notices of real estate appraisements are being mailed to property owners from the office of Hyrid Dangler and Charles A. Pooley, county assessor. The review board will convene next month to pass on peturos made by assessors. Appraisements stand for four years.
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Harry C. Dangler
Charles A. Pooley
Wlson Hy. Rood
Tariff Debate Intensifies As Senate Weighs Real Hardship Proposal
Washington May 10 The tariff bill with 2057 amendments faces thorough debate likely to stretch into late summer affecting reelection campaigns. Republican absences and panic in primaries slow Senate quorum while deliberations shift to conference. Democrats offer a detailed minority report and critique the bill as raising living costs, harming foreign markets and jobs. Senator Simmons outlines fourteen points opposing the measure and Senator Jones joins the fight against the president shifting to American valuation.
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Senate
Ira
Copley
Ilinois
tarHy
Simmons
Finance Committees
Simnenus
Jones
New Mexico
Unsettled Indiana Weather Forecast Overnight and Thursday
Government thermometer report shows unsettled conditions across Indiana with possible snow tonight. Cooler air moves in Thursday after noon mainly in the northern portion.
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Indiana
Lawrence Lyons Chosen Republican State Chairman
Lawrence Lyons of Brook and director of the Indiana state highway commission was elected chairman of the Republican state central committee at the Indianapolis session. He faced no opposition as Wasmuth supporters sought a dark horse to avoid a contest. Lyons held solid support from several district chairmen amid a tense reorganization.
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Associated Press
Indeanapolis
Mayo
Lawrence Lyons
Brook
Indiana State Highway Commission
McCray
Watson
Republican State Central Committee
Lyons
Edmund Wasmuth
Huntington
Republican State Central Commuities
Edimund Wasmuth
State Highway Commission
Liberty
Wasmuth
Indianapoles
State Committee
Hotel Severin
Indianapolis
Clyde A. Wild
Lagrange
Wal
E. M. Wasmuth
Walle
Ino
Wasmath
Dave Scott
Linton
Lyons Thes
Edgar Dourre
Evansville
Thomas J. Jackson
New Albany
William J. Reiley
Taiwrence Cartwright
Portland
Will Z. Robinson
Lebanon
George M. Foland
Crown Point
K. M. Morris
South Bend
John TL. Moorman
Knox
Archibald G. Graham
Wasnuth
Motio Loses to Morris in South Bend Contest
M. Morris of South Bend defeats Motio in a regional contest held May 10 in South Bend. The result crowns Morris as the new representative after a close finish witnessed by local supporters and rivals from nearby districts.
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Wirst
Edgar FL Durre
Evansville
Secon
Ewiie Emisen
Vincennes
Thomas J. Jackson
New Albany
Founrthe
Dailey EL McCoy
Versaitles
Mark Nebeker
Clinton
George Bellett
HH. T. Roberts
William I. Reiley
Indianapolis
Lawrennce Cartwright
Vertland
W. J. Robinson
Lebanon
George M. Foland
Crown Point
John A. Fones Fairmount
Clyde A. Wash. Lagrange
J. M. Morris
South Bend
Motio
Morris
South
Ind
M. Morris
Plans for Reorganizing Goshen Chamber of Commerce
A committee led by Sanmi F. Spohn and others holds meetings to hear suggestions for reorganizing the Goshen Chamber of Commerce. It aims to submit a program at a mass meeting with a proposed annual budget not to exceed 2500 dollars and dues likely set at 5 dollars. The group plans a report soon.
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Goshen Chamber of Commerce
Sanmmi F. Spohn
George J. Slate
Amasa Hoovens
Anthony Deahl
Harry 2. Acne
J. W. Foreman
Oliver M. Kinnison
Chamber of Consumerce
Bankers warn on bonus feature in soldier aid plan
Witte Sulpher Springs. W Va May 10 Thomas B McAdams president of the American Bankers association told the executive council that a house soldier bonus bill could bind banks for three years by financing cash advances to soldiers. He urged a taxation plan if the burden is accepted and outlined bank efforts to curb fraud and praised the Federal Reserve System amid deflation.
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Congress
McAdams
Hurgely
Federal Reserve System
Peace Committee Fails to Reach Settlement in Ireland
The peace committee of the Daily Eireann failed to reach a basis for a settlement among factions in Ireland, despite ongoing efforts. The announcement came this afternoon from Dublin.
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Dublin
Daily Eireann
Ireland
Constance Talmadge Seeks Divorce From John J Pinloglou
May 10 Constance Talmadge motion picture actress files in superior court for divorce from John J Pinloglou charging cruel and inhuman treatment.
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LOS Anciedigs
Constance Talmadge
Superior
Heat Records May 9 in Chicago as Death Toll Rises
Chicago reports the highest May 9 temperature since 1895 with the thermometer reaching 90 degrees at 1 p.m. A heat related death is reported as the city endures the record heat.
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Chicago
ISN
Russians Delay Reply To Allied Memorandum At Genoa
Genoa May 10 The Russian reply to the allied memorandum was not delivered as expected after talks between Tehincherin and Schanzer. Tehiteherin returned to Santa Margherita and the reply’s presentation was postponed until tomorrow. Soviet delegates reportedly seek to exclude political features, push nationalization of foreigners property, and propose a special committee to reconcile clashes with other European economies. They also reportedly demand a billion dollar loan and insist on nationalizing properties without indemnification while addressing frontier questions with concerned nations.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Tehitceherin
Russia
Schanzer
Italy
M. Tehiteherin
Zoune
Santa Margherita
M. Tochitchevin
Signor Schianzer
Plussian reply to allied memo may be stiffer
A Genoa dispatch reports the Plussian response to the allied memorandum will be stiffer than expected. The change is said to follow overnight Moscow advices demanding recognition of nationalization and a credit of 1,000,000,000 for Russia.
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PARES
Travas
Genoa
Moscow
Thussia
Mary Culberson Love Affair May Reach State Department
Washington reports on May 10 mention the possible involvement of Senator Culberson’s daughter Mary in a romance with British war veteran Alexander Robertson. Robertson claims private detectives kidnapped him, and embassy officials indicated aspects of his case warrant further investigation. An embassy statement noted ongoing talks with State Department officials may be needed.
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Washington
Mary Culberson
Senator Culberson
Texas
Alexander Mr. Robertson
State Department
Robertson
Aliss Cilberson
R. Leslie Craigie
Goldstein Asks That Nomination Be Withdrawn
Nat Goldstein, the nominee for internal collector at St Louis, has requested the withdrawal of his nomination after heavy senate criticism in Washington on May 10.
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Washington
Nat Goldstein
St. Louis
Senate
Hospital Flag Pole Erected in Goshen Front Yard
The Goshen hospital raised a new flag pole this morning in front of the building. The 65 foot pole broke a section eight feet long during installation, an accident that halted the final set.
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Goshen Hospital
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