Labor leaders held after Chicago riots
In Chicago on May 21 Judge K. O M Landis refused habeas corpus for 400 labor leaders linked to the murder of two policemen and related bombings. Police allege organized labor orchestrated the violence, with raids on union HQs and arrests including Cornelius Shea and Fred Mader.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Khcekham Seaician
Cornelius Shen
Folm Lafferty
Terrence Lyons
Tim” Murphy
Cornelius Shea
Fred Mader
Building Trades Counest
Ate
Isaac Braverman
Max Glass
Braverman
Lieut. Lyons
James AL MecCreolan
Frederick Clark
Lyons
Albert Moeller
Glass
Glaziers Union
Emthyo Dian onWite
Thomas Clarke
Owas
Damnes Lafferty
Lberty Aulder
Nedrocherv
Polietinne Tlank
Wien
Charles Flecuords
Mld
Upo
Jahes Ciretes
Pate
Citizens Committees
Landis Ware
K. O M. Landis
Commed
Citizens’ Committee
Joe
Tin Murphy
Annual Enumeration of School Children Here Shows 48 Gain
The Goshen City enumeration of children aged six to twenty one shows a net gain of 48 this year over 1921. Boys increase by 52 while girls drop by four, totaling 1166 boys and as the census tallies reflect four years of figures and notes on enrollments and gains.
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Goshen
Housing and Health Talk at Kiwanis Meeting
W F Sharpe director of the Indiana State Board of Health housing division spoke to the Kiwanis on housing and health using stereopticon views. He praised Goshen as one of the state’s best and cleanest cities and urged zoning under state law. He showed housing violations and urged concrete paving on the road south from Rookstools corner to the Lincoln highway connecting Syracuse Lake Wawasee and Goshen. County officials will consider the matter. Frank E Yoder urged local citizen involvement in highway issues.
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W. Ff, Sharne
Indiana State Board of Health
Kiwanis Club
Sharpe
Goshen
Rookstools Corner
Lincoln Highway
Cnrues
Syracuse
Lake Wawasep
Frank E
Goshen Hospital to Observe National Hospital Day
Goshen Hospital announces National Hospital Day events led by Superintendent Laura Fell White. A tour of the hospital and Lautan School of Nursing is planned, with a 1500-strong Goshen High School band and chorus performing under Prof. G J Dinkefoo. A reception committee coordinates decorations and refreshments as the public is invited.
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Gostien Hospital
Yar
Laura Fell White
Goshen Hospital
Lautan
Kindig School of Nursing
J. M. Jaby
School of Nursing
Charles W. Clark
Frank Shite
John Miller
Goshen High School
G. J. Dinkefoo
Frank J Abbott
Dwigdt Tr. Hawks
Robert Hudson
TB. KR. Putnam
Haines Egbert
George P. Rowell
Clarris Oppenheim
Harry EE. Vander Bogart
Floyd M. Freeman
Katherine Harper
Beulah Kreider
Willian W. Febes
Dean Ll. Ktrnhart
Larre A. Hawks
George W. Slerr
Wo Fporedian
Dow M.iorham
Herbert H Gortner
Harry R. Whitmer
Harry E. Vernon
Homer EF. Johnson
Gertrude Vinnedge
Hugh Newell
Spohn
Clyde Ho Davis
Carlton A. Renbarger
Vene Lebman
Dan Spohn
Davison Heir Receives 4.5 Million in Will
Henry P. Davison banker and philanthropist leaves his son Assemblyman F Trubee Davison Nassau County New York 4 500 000 by will filed for probate in Minella New York May 11. Estate value not fully disclosed.
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Minella, N
F. Trubee Davison
Nassau County
Henry P. Davison
New York
Harding picks South Carolina Democrat for farm loan board
President Harding reportedly selected Governor Robert A. Gooper, a South Carolina Democrat, to fill the vacancy on the federal farm loan board created by Asbury F. Lever's resignation. The move, understood to be made by the president, follows Lever's departure.
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Washington
Robert A. Gooper
South Carolina
Federal Farm Loan Board
Asbury F. Lever
Harding
Number 1071 stands as four fewer than 1075 in 1921
The item notes a count of 1071, indicating it is four less than the 1921 total of 1075. No other context or entities are provided.
Carpentier Knocks Out Lewis in First Round Title Bout
London reports Georges Carpentier defeated Ted Kid Lewis by a first round knockout in a scheduled 20 round contest for the world light heavyweight championship.
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London
Georges Carpentier
Ted “Kid” Lewis
Many Reunions Planned At City Park This Summer
City park dates have been allocated for a long list of family reunions with May to September slots. Dembufsky notes open dates remain but most gatherings are expected to fill soon. Park preparations include repaired playground equipment and new fixtures, with dancing at the pavilion starting Friday and returning on Tuesday and Friday evenings through the season.
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Serb Dembufsky
Board of Works
DeMiller
Roderick
Abwine
HessRarick
Renta
S. Nusbaum
Michael
Cauffonain
Eliot
Stahiv
Miller
Mast and Trostettler
Phiels
Weybright- Trout
Shank
Rodgers
Meyers
Guiner
Waterman- Brupp
Gardner
Kauffman
McDonald
Kime
Rockstool
Brower
Moore
Stroup
Shoup
Shipley
Pletcher
Simmons
Moses
Hope
Prough
Chiddister
Lowe
Fred Buckley
Elkhart
Rev. W. H. F. Jones Resigns From Baptist Church
Rev. William H. F. Jones, pastor of the First Baptist Church for about two years, has submitted his resignation to be acted on next Wednesday night. He previously served as secretary of the Goshen Ministerial Association and declined re election, saying he expected to stay only about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. F. Jones
First Baptist Church
Jones
Goshen
Harding veto for bonus feared by lawmakers
Washington May 11. President Harding will decide on the pending soldier bonus bill after returning from New Jersey. Senator Watson said the executive will veto only if the bill arrives in its present form. Proponents expect passage in either house even with a veto, while Civil Service fears rise over a new justice department appointment bypassing rules.
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Washington
Harding
Senate Finance Committee
New Jersey
Watson
Indiana
Republican Committee
White House
Wastington
American Legion
Smoot
McCumber
Senate
Daugherty
Sims Ely
Arizona
Department of Justice
Indiana Weather Forecast Tonight Through Friday
Weather report notes somewhat unsettled but generally fair skies for tonight and Friday. Temperature expectations include a high near 58 degrees and a low around 8 degrees, with continued warmth pending further updates. The forecast is reported daily by government thermometer observer S. W. Witmer for the 14 hours before publication.
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S. W. Witmer
Indiana
Railroad unions hail board ruling on contract repair work
Washington May 11. Railroad labor leaders praise a Rail Labor Board decision declaring farmed out repair and maintenance work illegal under government standards. J F Anderson of IAM calls the ruling a principle for railroad operations and labor standards, noting the setup evaded the law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Labor Organization
J. F. Anderson
International Association of Machinists
Central offers to rehire Hobson shop workers on price basis
Gallipolis Ohio May 11 The New York Central railroad today offered to take back its former employees at the Hobson repair shops near Middleport on a price work basis. The company is negotiating with the unions. All repair work now is done in private shops at Columbus. Several hundred men are normally employed there.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Hobson Repair
Middleport
Columbus
Hobson
Mothers' Day Observed in Goshen With Special Programs
The Goshen community prepares for Mothers Day with church and Bible school programs. Charles W. Clark will speak at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning. Messages honor living mothers and remember the dead as national observance marks the second Sunday in May following Anna Jarvis and President Wilson's proclamations.
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America
United States of America
W.thomas Heflin
House of Representatives
United States
Wilson
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Goshen
Charles W. Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Eagle Point Shooting Investigated After Veteran Shot
An investigation is promised by Mishawaka authorities into the Tuesday morning shooting of Benjamin Bibbs, an elderly Civil War veteran, at Eagle Point farm. Bibbs was allegedly driven there in an auto by Frank Griffiths and robbed of 30 to 50 dollars.
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Benjamin Bibbs
Eagle Point Farm
Frank Griffiths
Mishawaka
Bibbs
Section of Lincoln Highway Pavement Blows Up
A stretch of Lincoln Highway near the curve at Madison boulevard and Eleventy street raised and blew up this morning due to intense heat. Street Commissioner Grismer oversees immediate repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Boulevard
Eleventy Street
Grismer
Harding Signs Immigration Bill Extends Restriction Act
President Harding signed a measure extending for two years the three per cent immigration restriction act beyond next June 30. The act, last renewed previously, applies to admissions and quotas under the current policy.
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Washington
Harding
Three Die In Nebraska Windstorms Across State
Wind storms across Nebraska killed three people and damaged property yesterday and last night. A tornado near Lexington in Dawson County damaged nearby areas while communications between Omaha and Lexington were cut, leaving Ben Berman and his family unaccounted for.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Lexington
Neb
Dawson County
Ben Berman
Berman
American consul at Plymouth dies after operation
Announcement was made today of the death yesterday of William Wesley Masterson of Carrollton Kentucky, American consul at Plymouth, England, following an operation for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Wesley Masterson
Carrolton, Ky
Plymouth
County Commissioners Meet To Discuss Election Bills
The county commissioners met this afternoon to review election bills and address additional matters on the agenda.
Paving Plans Adopted for Reynolds and Washington Streets
At the weekly public works meeting final resolutions were adopted to pave Reynolds street from Eighth to Tenth and Washington street from Eighth to Ninth, with bids set for May 31. Two residents raised objections over assessments and back-pay requirements, while Frank J. Miller won the Prairie street sewer contract on a low bid of $1531.56.
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Board of Public Works
Mayer Rimpler
Engineer Kinney
Sol Dembufsky
Reynolds Street
Eighth Street
Tenth Street
Washington Street
Ninth Street
John A. Simon
T02
South Eighth Street
Sanders-Egbert Company
Eighth
Reynolds Streets
Simon
Cottage Avenue
Seventh Street
Christian Maurer
South
Board of Works
Kinney
Maurer
David B. Hughes
Frank J. Miller
Elkhart
Elkhart Bridge & Tron Works
Prairie Street
West Side
Hig
Russia Signals Deeper Study on Financial Differences
Genoa May 11 Russia replies to the allied memorandum says the financial differences require deeper study and proposes a mixed commission of experts by the economic conference. Foreign Minister Tehitcherin hands the note to Italian Foreign Minister Schanzer. the 15 page document mixes argumentative and constructive sections and suggests a new commission to continue negotiations after Genoa.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Russia
Economic Conference
Tehitcherin
Sehanzer
Italy
Palazzo Reale
Francisco Giannini
Tchitcherin
Moscow
M. Tchitcherin
Signor Schanzer
Schanzer
Lloyd George Plan If Conference Breaks Up
A Genoa dispatch says if France and Belgium withdraw from the conference, Prime Minister Lloyd George will stay and try to steer the talks to a conclusion with a reduced team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
London
Evening Standard
Genoa
Qvlord George
Palestine Mandate Question Raised at Geneva Council Meeting
Geneva May 11. The Palestine mandate question is added to the League of Nations council agenda. Earl of Balfour plans immediate approval of the British mandate after US Britain accord. Officials note potential friction with France over disposal of Palestine. A secrecy scheme to involve Germany and Russia in League work is eyed for informal discussion.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Earl of Balfour
United States
Great Britain
League
France
Palestine
Germany
Russia
League of Nations
Society of European Nations
Council of the
Elkhart County Commencement Set for June 10
County Superintendent Charles F. Miler announced that the Elkhart county schools commencement exercises will be held Saturday June 10 at the Jefferson theatre in this city as in past years.
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Charles F. Miler
Elkhart County
Jefferson Theatre
Charnley Sues for Possession of North Main Street Space
William H. Charnley filed suit in Justice Whisler’s court against S. J. Green to recover possession of the North Main street business room used for the Lincoln Highway case. The complaint alleges lease violation by neglecting monthly rent and arrears through May.
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William H. Charnley
Justice Whisler
S. J. Green
North Main Street
Lincoln Highway
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Bulletin
City Park
W. H. F. Jones
Baptist Church
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Eagle Point
Lencoln Highway
England
Reynolds and
Belgium
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