Genoa Conference Frays Between France and Allies
May 1 Paris reports the French delegation will stay for other talks but sever any role with Russian discussions at Genoa. By May 13 Britain and France face a critical clash over mixed commissions involving Russia and property claims. M. Barthou states France will not join such commissions, citing Russian credits and nationalized property.
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Genoa
Economic Conference
France
Russia
Belgium
M. Barthou
Goodrich plans trip to Europe as peace hopes fade
James D P Goodrich former Indiana governor leaves Indianapolis for New York and a further voyage to Russia to complete work as investigator for the American relief committee. He warns that prospects for permanent peace in Europe are not bright and urges limited U S involvement per Washington's injunction against foreign entanglements.
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Inthanapoolis
James DP. Goodrich
Indiana
New York
Russia
American Relief Committee
Goodrich
Europe
Germany
United States
George Washington
Posse Captures Two Bank Robbers in Florida
A posse led by Sheriff Bob Aker of Palisa Beach County captured two of three men who robbed a Stuart bank yesterday noon. The robbers escaped with more than 5,000 dollars before daylight.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Miaiad
Take City
Sherif Bob Aker
Palisa Beach County
Ato Stuart
Palm Beach
Tan &S
Mutineers Fire British Naval Air Station
May 6 report says the Thritisi naval air station at Dunder Donegal was destroyed by fire after mutineers evicted the British guards. Furniture and other contents were auctioned on Wednesday before the mutineers set the building ablaze on Thursday and departed in commandeered automobiles.
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Thritisi
Dunder Donegal
Trish Republican Army
Tieilish Guards
Postman Shot Dead in North Belfast
In Belfast on May 1 a postman was shot dead in North Belfast. Police said the killing occurred during the daytime attack and an investigation is underway. Local residents reported sounds of gunfire and authorities cordoned off the scene.
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Belfast
Senate seeks probe of gasoline price rise
Washington May 13 Senate investigation of the recent gasoline price increase is proposed in a resolution by Senator McKellar Democrat Tennessee. Action was urged but the measure went over pending determination if a similar resolution was pending.
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Washington
Senate
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Indiana State Highway Commission to visit Goshen next week
The Indiana State Highway Commission will travel through Goshen and nearby towns starting Monday to select four roads to add to the state system. The sites include Fort Wayne to Auburn, LaGrange to the Lincoln highway, Michigan to Scottsburg, and Nashville to Rhoombing ton, with inspections of the Lincoln highway between Fort Wayne and Ligonier.
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Indiana State Highway Commission
Goshen
Associated Press
Indeanapolds
Monmcay
Lawrence Lyons
Brock
Republican State Committee
Fort Wayne
Auburn
LaGrause
Lincoln Highway
Mitchese
Scottsburrs
Nastaile
Rhoombington
Ligonier
Cot
Paving bids debated for Eighth Street and surroundings
The board of public works will award contracts for paving Eighth Street from Lincoln to College Gore Mus and other streets. Concrete options on Eighth Street and College Avenue meet resistance as a petition drives for a two course concrete surface gains signatures from resident freeholders.
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Lincoln Avenue
College Gore
College Avenue
Mtebte Zerect
Main Street
Cottage Avenue
Rock Ren Ereth Bridge
Jefferson Street
Seventh Street
Third Street
Pike Street
Wilkinson Street
Board of
Adie Works
Rinpler
Mesibeer Kinney
Sol Dembufsky
Board of Works
Eighth
Toe
Amasa GG. Hoeovens
Nathan W. Manren
Charles W. Foulks
Frank J. Foulks
J. S. Tartzler
Rieth-Riley
Lang & Company of
Chicago
Trinidad
Bhidith Street
Factors
Wisconsin
CoPeee Avenue
Sixth Street
President Harding on Weekend Vacation at Sea View
President and Mrs. Harding with party enjoyed a weekend rest at the Sea View Golf club near Absecon New Jersey. After driving from Washington they attended a dinner hosted by the Women’s Republican club of New Jersey yesterday evening.
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Absecon
N. OF
Warding
Sea View Golf Club
Washington
Women's Republican Club of
Third drowning of season claims life in White River
Indianapolis May 13 The third death of the local swimming season occurred when Ned Roundtree 15 drowned while swimming in White River.
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Indianapolis
Ned Roundtree
White River
Phone 31 or 57 before seven o cloes
The notice directs readers to phone numbers 31 or 57 before seven o clock if a Democrat carrier misses them. The fragment suggests a political or service-related call line and timeframe.
Annual Concert at Chandler School Creditably Rendered
The Chandler school assembly room was crowded for the annual concert with all 600 pupils performing under Miss Fern Miller at the piano and Cecil Brown leading the school band. The program will be repeated next Tuesday night and features pieces from the junior high and various grades with multiple solos and choral numbers.
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Chandler School
Fern Miller
Cecil Brown
Ara Hizeh
Progran
Arieh
A. San
Barnhouse
Rosal
Waltz
Barnhouse E March
C.F
Leawel Punior High School
Billy Sunday Revival to Follow Fourth of July Fight
The Michigan City Ministerial Association plans a Billy Sunday revival after the Fourth of July prize fight at Floyd Fitzsimmons arena, a 20 000 seat venue used by the fighters. Ministers hope Sunday will fill the arena while opposing prize fights in the city.
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Billy Sunday
Michigan City
Denny Leonard
Rocky
Kansas
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City Ministerial Association
Figld
Prise
Conference on Ancon Treaty Opens Monday
Washington May 13. Delegations from Chile and Peru finished consultations on preliminary procedures for the conference opening Monday to discuss questions arising from the Ancon treaty.
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Washington
Chile
Peru
Primary Voting Costs For May Primary Circulation
The 1920 May primary in Edkint county cost 86 220 79 for 48 precincts with ballots and supplies totaling 1 240 80. County Auditor Charles A Cropp noted no overtime paid to inspectors and limited clerks and judges to two days pay. The added expense reflected the women's vote.
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Charles A. Cropp
State Election Commissioners
State Board of Accounts
Ua Jay
Croop
European Nations Warned by Earl of Balfour on U S Relief
Geneva May 15 The Earl of Balfour warned European nations that they risk losing prestige in America if they do not aid themselves, as the League of Nations discusses the American relief administration for Russian refugees in Constantinople. French and Italian objections to Palestine mandate considerations suggested postponement to the next council meeting.
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Earl of Balfour
U. S
Associated Press
Geneva
Balfour
Europe
America
Council of the
League of Nations
Constantinople
Palestine
Council
Gradual Enforcement Of Motor Bus Ordinance In South Bend
Police Chief Lawrence Lane announces gradual enforcement to allow bus owners to meet insurance and license requirements under the city ordinance. The Duchess line has filed insurance papers and paid 755 license fee on each bus.
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South Bend
Jtaas
Lawrence Lane
Duchanan Line
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Reported Daily
Weather report from Washington with May 13 outlook for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Generally fair conditions expected and moderate temperatures. Indiana forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday with mild temperatures. Weather data provided by government thermometer 5S Witmer for the four hours before publication.
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W. Witmer
Indiana
Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Confessions in Chicago Police Murders Reported
Chicago May 18 Confessions emerge as police pursue labor leaders amid a wave of violence. Police report partial confessions from three of about 150 arrested labor men and indictments of eight for murder as bombings beatings and shootings continue in the city.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Jabor
St. Louis
Elkhart Skips Memorial Parade This Year
For the first time in many years Elkhart will not hold a Memorial Day parade this year. The cancellation affects local observances and community commemoration plans.
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Elkhart
Waite Smith Declares Self Defense in Brother Slaying
Albion Indiana May 12 Waite Smith says he killed his brother Clark Smith in self defense after a quarrel at the family home. He alleges his father attacked him with an axe and Clark advanced with the axe prompting Smith to seize a gun and fire. Sheriff Charles Black notes Smith has talked only now and may be indicted next week.
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Albion
Ind
Wuaite Smith
Clark Smith
Here
Charles Black
Smith
Chirk
Clark
Government may recover millions in war fraud cases
Washington May 15 The House appropriations committee reports a bill granting 500 000 to the Department of Justice for a special investigating fund. Attorney General Daugherty says about 275 war fraud cases remain, with totals ranging from thousands to millions and aggregate sums around 192 million dollars.
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Washington
House
Department of Justice
Daugherty
National Hospital Day draws 1000 visitors to Goshen event
About 1000 people toured Goshen hospital and the Laura A Kindig School of Nursing for National Hospital Day. Six hundred registered, many more did not. The program by Laura Fell White featured patriotic music by Goshen High School and a children’s chorus. Frank P. Abbott spoke as a flag was raised on an 80 foot pole, with Charles W. Clark in charge. Forty one hospital born babies were registered on the lawn show, listing many names.
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Goshen Hospital
Laura A. Kindig
Frank P. Abbott
Charles W. Clark
Frank Shire
Miller
Laura A. Kindig School of Nursing, As Follows: Maryanna Spohn
Samuel Edwin Spohn
Charles Carlyle Dillinan
Mary Elizabeth Weldy
Dorothy Louise Wert
Margaret Elaine Darringer
Jean Louise Vernon
Marietta Storer
Patricia Jane Baughman
Cecil John Winter
Helen Esther Phillips
Maxine Eloise Lewis
Bachelera Summer
Jean Marie Warter
Mary Cathryn Gotham
James Aldo Simpson
Richard Simpson
George Edward Mann
Maxwell Junior
Ihing
Eugene Bagwell
Albert Junior Shellenberger
Robert Brown
Julie Newell
Robert Rouen
William Morrice Kelly
Betty Burnstein
Mary
Grace Reynolds
James Miller
Stiver
Kathryn Blough
Susanne Rummel
Lambert
Lehman
Richard Miles Renbarger
Cynthia Davis
Jeanette Rowell
Gertrude Bonham Swohn
Valeska Jayne Harris
Paul Elward Mougeotte
Annette Langdon Snake
John Richard Weaver
Margery Carol la Rue
Margaret Noble
Federal Trade Commission Seeks Details on Proposed Steel Merger
The Federal Trade Commission called presidents of seven independent steel firms including Midvale, Ordnance, and Republic Iron and Steel to provide full and specific information on the plan of a proposed merger before it is consummated. The inquiry follows a La Follette resolution from the Senate and ongoing investigation begun last December.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Comission
Commission
Senate
Midvale Steel Co
The
Ordnance Co
Republica Iron and Steel Co
la Follette
Gaskill
United States Senate
Federal Trade Commision
Murder Mystery at Terre Haute Body Found on Tracks
The body of Guy Nichols, 35, missing earlier in the week, was found across interurban tracks near Terre Haute Ind after being killed days before. Coroner James Fortune says Nichols was murdered with throat slashed and a large abdominal wound. clothing removed and redressed postmortem. Police pursue a lead as car crew saw a man approach the track.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Guy Nichols
James Fortune
Nichols
Train Hits Auto Near Batavia Kills Three in NY Crossing
Three people died and 25 were injured when Lehigh Valley Black Diamond Express crashed into a car at a grade crossing near North Leroy New York. The impact derailed the locomotive and overturned three cars, badly smashing the vehicle. The driver was among the dead. identity not released.
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Batavia
N.Y
Lehigh Valey
Black Diamond
North Leroy
Fewer Money Counters to Be Employed by U S
Washington May 15 The controller of the currency announced a gradual reduction in the government's counting staff. Officials say about 2 billion dollars in federal reserve notes are in circulation, down from about 3 billion in 1920.
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LA. 58
Washington
Sam
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Truck Ditches At Blosser Crossing Injures Driver
A Ward Baking Co. employee from Elkhart drove a small delivery truck into a ditch at Blosser crossing south of Goshen. The driver, identified as Mr. Warstier, escaped with only minor bruises and little damage reported.
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Ward Baking Co
Elkhart
Blosser Crossing
Goshen
Warstier
Record Egg Fatal Sparks Elkhart Hen Story
A Black Minorka hen owned by Mrs YD A Culp of Elkhart sacrificed its life after laying an eye and a record sized egg. The eye weighed 644 ounces and measured 7% inches in circumference and 9 inches lengthwise before the hen died.
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YD. A. Culp
Elkhart
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