Twelve Men Arrested in Pittsburgh Mine Dynamite Case
Twelve men were jailed by deputy sheriffs after a dawn dynamite attack on the Peterman mine amid coal strike unrest near Pittsburgh. Officials reported no charges yet and planned questioning before further action, as explosions damaged mine entrances and nearby property.
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Pitpsrburgh
Hop
Peterman Coal
Penn Township
Schenck
Peterman
J. H. Peterman
Depauty
Littsburgh
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Peter Wan
George Russel
Robert W. Woodside
Oakmont
Joseph Schenck
Hel
Drift
Woodside
Harry White World's Heaviest Moose Dies After Operation
Harry White died last evening at Goshen hospital after an operation for hernia. He weighed between 500 and 600 pounds and had lived in the city six years after moving from Indianapolis. Formerly in circuses and carni vals, he later served as Big Four flagman at Madison Street crossing and was the heaviest Moose member. Survivors include his mother and stepfather Edward P. Wolfe of 311 South Ninth Street. Funeral Sunday at 10 from the residence with burial in Oak Ridge cemetery.
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Harry White
Goshen Hospital
Indianapolis
Big Four
Madison Street
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Edward P. Wolfe
South Ninth Street
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Surdlow Case Continued In Justice Court
Surdlow charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. trial set for next Wednesday at ten in Justice Whisler's court after a continuance from this morning.
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Surdlow
A. TL. Sudiew
Justice Whisler
Peggy Joyce Returns from Europe Indignant Over Censorship
Peggy Hopkins Joyce arrives from France aboard the Mauretania and denounces a Washington dispatch reporting the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America ban on films featuring her. She protests she has committed no crime as reports link her to the Chilean embassy attache’s death, which the Erragiuriz family denies was due to unrequited love.
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Associated Press
New York
Peggyy Hopkins Joyvee
France
Mauretania
Washington
Qawnex
America
Paris
Billy” Erraziuriz
Erragiuriz
Hayes Mexican policy compared with Obregon recognition policy
Prof. Charles W. Hackett of the University of Texas told the Mississippi Valley Historical Association that a comparison of Hayes policy toward recognizing Porfirio Diaz with the United States policy toward recognizing Obregon is pertinent and interesting.
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Iowa
Clepy
Hayes
Porfirio Diaz
United States
Obregon
Charles W. Hackett
University of Texas, Austin
Tex
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
Did Not Leave Will in Local Death Case
Miss Anne B Slate who died at her home recently did not leave a will. Her sole heir is her brother George B Slate.
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Anne B
Slate
George B
Hospital Day Observed At Goshen Hospital
National Hospital Day was celebrated at Goshen Hospital with a public reception and an extensive tour of departments and the Laura A Kindig School of Nursing. More than 100 babies born at the hospital since 1913 attended on the Lawn. A flag raising, color guard, and a band performance accompanied speeches honoring Florence Nightingale and American nurses who died in World War I.
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National Hospital
Goshen Hospital
Laura Pell White
Laura A. Kindig
Indiana National Guard
John H. Miller
Frank
Abbott
Goshen
George J. Dinkeloo
Florence Nightingale
Bordeaux
Red Cross
France
Florence Nightingale School For Nurses
Nurses For Humanity
Ministers Urge Mothers Day Observance in Goshen
Rev. Jacob A. McIntarff president of the Goshen Ministerial association issued a statement asking all Goshen churches to observe Mothers Day next Sunday.
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Jacob A. McIntarff
Goshen
Car hits horse and buggy on South Seventh Street
An automobile without lights struck a horse and buggy in the 600 block of South Seventh Street last night. Serious damage was narrowly averted. No names were learned.
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South Seventh Street
Radio Feature on Page Twelve Columns
A radio feature notes two columns of radio news on page 12 and promises regular Friday appearances. The report hints at engaging reading and ongoing coverage in future issues.
April Shows Big Improvement in Unemployment
E. E. Hunt, secretary of the president's conference on employment, reported a sustained rise in employment across the country. He noted 34 states and the District of Columbia show 150 applicants per 100 jobs in April, down from 226 in January and 205 in February, marking a 33 percent drop in applications in the first four months of the year.
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Ed Press
E. E. Hunt
Conference On Employment
District of Columbia
Asphalt favored for Eighth Street in city works bid
Residents on Eighth street expect Lang & Company of Chicago to win the contract for asphalt. the board of public works will vote next Monday at 10 am. Lang & Company are low bidders on asphalt for Eighth street and College avenue, while concrete is designated for Jefferson, Third streets and Cottage avenue. Rieth-Riley Construction is lowest on concrete for one or two courses.
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Eighth Street
Board of Public Works
Lang & Company of
Chicago
Board of Works
College Avenue
Lang & Company
Jefferson
Third Streets
Cottage Avenue
Rieth-Riley Construction Company
Goshen
Highth Street
One of Mrs Stillman's Letters Is Ruled Out
Poughkeepsie, May 12. The confession letter alleged to be by Mrs Anne A Stillman to James A Stillman was ruled out as evidence in the banker’s divorce suit. A second letter from Buffalo, to “Dear Family,” was admitted. The notes discuss mood and weariness and reference Fred Beauvais, an Indian guide alleged to be the father of God Stillman.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Anne A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
New York
Guy Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Beauvais
Mr. Stillman
Little God
Mujer Reunion Date Changed to June Twenty-First
The Mujer reunion will be held at the Cit on Wednesday June twenty first instead of June fifth as previously announced.
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Mujer
Cit
Fraud Charged In Real Estate Deal
Velen J. Drever of Waterford filed suit in circuit court against Howard H. Hopking Mellie alleging an $8,000 loss from a 1921 real estate deal. She says the Waterford property misrepresented as worth 5,500 with faulty roofs furnaces and fixtures, while Mishawaka property was transferred with cash and stock for a falsely valued grocery business.
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Velen J. Drever
Waterford
Howard H. Hopking
Mellie
L. L. Burris
Vail & Simpson
Mishawaka
Goshen Restaurant Buys Tom Mangos Pool Room
The Goshen restaurant on East Lincoln Avenue purchased the Tom Mangos pool room and lanen stand on North Main Street for 38060 dollars. Tom Mangos plans to move to Lafayette where he runs a shoe shining stand started months ago. Gus Karras, formerly of Goshen, now manages the Lafayette business.
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Goshen
East
Lincoln Avenue
Tom Mangos
North Main Street
Mangos
Lafayette
Gus Karras
Death of Mrs Maud Shaul in South Bend
Mrs Maud Shaul aged 36 wife of Dempsy Shaul of Elkhart died in St Joseph hospital South Bend from anaemia. She is survived by her husband and a brother.
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Maud Shaul
Dempsey Shaul
Elkhart
St. Joseph Hospital
South Bend
Weather Outlook for Indiana: Fair Tonight and Saturday
Daily temperature report from S. W. Witmer notes maximum and minimum readings for the morning hours. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and on Saturday with no precipitation indicated.
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S. W. Witmer
Indiana
Couler
Fate of Genoa conference to be decided in Paris
In Genoa on May 12 Foreign Minister Schanzer said Russia’s reply would not end the economic conference. France may oppose a mixed commission and a veto from Paris could derail talks while Britain and Italy push for continuation of discussions. A decision hinges on M. Barthou’s dispatches and Premier Poincare’s stance in Paris.
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Genoa
Schanzer
Italy
Eevee
France
Paris
Poincare
Liogd George
Great Britain
Signor Schanzer
M. Barthou
St 4G
Recognition of private property rights proposed in decrees
Moscow May 12 reports that the Soviet government prepared decrees for presentation to the add Russian central legislative committee. The decrees would establish legal recognition of private property rights in money industrial and agricultural products and other personal property and, to some extent, in real estate.
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Moscow
Central Legislative Committee
Gilbert Defended in Injunction Over Residence Lot Use
Abiah R. Zook sues John S. Gilbert in circuit court to stop him from using his Goshen College Addition lot for a commercial dyeing and dry cleaning business. The complaint cites a 1920 deed restricting use to residences and alleges a concrete garage was built to house a dyeing operation with benzine kept on site, endangering nearby homes.
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Abiah R. Zook
John S. Gilbert
South Eighth
Vail & Simpson
Goshen College
Gilbert
Goshen School Board Files $240000 Bond With Auditor
The Goshen city board of education through agents filed a 240000 bond with County Auditor Charles A. Croop to guarantee proper use of the bond issue for a new high school building. The bond cost 600. Funeral attendees in Lagran ge included Mr and Mrs Frank Crowell and Mr and Mrs Harold Slabaugh for Mrs I P Wyland.
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George S. Harper
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Goshen City
Frank Crowell
Harold Slabaugh
Lagrange
I. P. Wyland
Commissioners Approve Election Bills and Bridge Bid Plan
Elkhart county commissioners approved May 2 primary expense bills for 75 precincts though total cost remains to be published. They met Kosciusko officials to plan a Dausman ditch bridge with two thirds county and one third Kosciusko funding. George R. Harper was named county attorney for the poor, succeeding the late Daniel M. Rust.
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Kosciusko County
Dausman Ditch
Koscinsko
Harper
George R. Harper
Elkhart County
Daniel M. Rust
Bristol
Portuguese Aviators Safe Aboard British Ship Paris City
Portuguese transatlantic fliers Captains Coutinho and Sacadura are reported safe aboard the British steamship Paris City after being picked up by the Republica near Fernando Nordonna. They had not been heard from since leaving at 8:50 yesterday morning and were rescued at 2:45 yesterday afternoon.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Coutinho
Sacadura
Paris City
Republica
Fernandy Nordonna
State Troopers Guard Haverstraw Brick Yards
Twenty state troopers were ordered into Haverstraw New York to guard against a strike by about one thousand African American workers in 35 brick plants. Troops arrived mounted and patrolled the streets while a business district deadline was set and guards posted at brick yards.
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Associated Press
Haverstraw
N.Y
Albany
Troy
Elkhart Man Arrested For Obstructing Fire Dept Truck
Moses Phend of Elkhart was arrested for speeding and obstructing a fire department ladder truck responding to a call. Firemen met trouble passing his Studebaker and the truck was slightly damaged but not stopped. He pleaded not guilty and a trial was set for next Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Moses Phend
Elkhart
Phend
Studebaker
Elkhartan
20 Ton Meteor Crashes in Virginia Night Sky
A 20 ton meteor struck near Blackstone in Nottoway County Virginia causing a loud detonation and a wide blaze. The impact left a 500 square foot crater with buried trees and a sheet of flames visible for miles as residents reported a strong shock to homes across several cities.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Blackstone
Nottawa
Carpentier-Lewis Fight Reported Early By AP Bulletin
The Republican notes that the Associated Press foreign news service arrived in Goshen with an exclusive early bulletin on the Carpentier-Lewis bout. The regular edition went to press at 3:30, while the fight began before 9:30 London time, highlighting the service’s speed across time zones.
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Associated Press
Goshen
Democrat
Carpentier-Lewis
London
Tendon
Murder charges against labor leaders in two police deaths
A Cook County grand jury charged “Big Tim” Murphy Fred Mader and Don Shea and five others with murder in the deaths of police Lt Terrance Lyons and Patrolman Thomas Clark. Warrants issued as authorities vowed to pursue a broad conspiracy linking labor leaders to a wave of bombings and beatings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cook County
Tim’ Murphy
Fred Mader
Don Shea
Kickham Scanlan
Criminal Court
Scanlan
Ruiw
Haymarket
Murphy
Shea
Mader
George 5
Gorman
Com Shea
Potatoes Shipment Hides 160 Barrels of Whisky
A freight car labeled as potatoes traveled from New Orleans to Chicago via several southern states and Logansport before entering Chicago where federal agents seized it. The car contained 160 barrels with a thin potato layer on top, masking the whiskey inside. railroad officials aided the pursuit through multiple states before the car's final seizure in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New Orleans
Logansport
Ind
Birth Announcement for Harrie Township Couple
Mr and Mrs Oscar Culp of Harrie township are the parents of a son.
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Oscar Culp
Harrieson Township
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John Gilbert
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