May Murphy at Jail Entrance in Chicago Labor War
Mrs Tim Murphy mother of “Big Tim” Murphy sits at the county jail entrance declaring she will stay until her son is released. Police and prosecutors link the “Big Tim” circle to the Chicago labor war, with several suspects identified and one confessed, as trials loom and a firepower network is traced to a gangster headquarters.
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Big Tim” Murphy
Chicago
Tim Maurphy
Tim’ Murphy
Yims
Westley Westbrook
Murphy
Terrence Lygus
Thomas Clark
Patrobman
John Miller
Jim
Miller
Ase
Wim Murphy
Tindons Shea
Theatrical Janitors Union
Frenchy” Mader
Chicago Building Trades Council
Lyons
Clark
Jerry Horan
John Kikulski
Maion
Wickham Scanlan
Criminal Courts
Mader
Goshen youths plan Europe study travels in June
Miss Gladys Hollingsworth has applied at the county clerk's office for passports to Europe for herself and her brother Hale. They intend to visit and study in England Belgium France Germany Holland and Switzerland. Hale Hollingsworth is a medical student at the University of Pennsylvania and Gladys teaches in Elkhart Pit. Their parents are Mr and Mrs A S Hollingsworth of Goshen.
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Gladys Hollingsworth
Charles
Reorganization Plan for Goshen Chamber of Commerce
The Goshen reorganization committee outlines a plan to restructure the Goshen Chamber of Commerce to reflect residents and local groups. It proposes a board of directors with classifications, an executive committee, monthly meetings, and a tiered membership fee with a local secretary and retained chamber quarters.
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Goshen
Goshen Chigaher
Comerce
Clatiber Shiant
Purin
Purin. Labor. Mrrchuatts
Othrs
Chan Ber
Goshen Charber
Ffm
Hondaad
Ic Chamber of Commerce
Secre
Fei
Incorporated
Goshen Chamber of Commerce
Chicago safe blowing nets $9 000 in cash
Safeblowers early today opened the safe of L. M. Kauffman off LaSalle Street and escaped with 9000 dollars in cash.
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Chicago
L. M. Kauffman
LaSalle Street
Steward Claims 2283.43 Against Goshen City
Joseph H Stewart, retiring superintendent of Goshen's water light and power plant, claims 2283.43 as commission due under an agreement with the old board of works. He argues the sum was earned for new business, while the present board disclaims responsibility for the prior arrangement. Stewart says he does not plan to sue to recover the amount, expecting payment by the previous board.
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Joseph J. Stewart
municipal water, light and _powerablant
Goshen City
Reap
Stewart
Old Board of Works
Board of Works
Rimpler
Kinney
Sol Dembifsky
Supt Stewart
Math
Chin
Democratic District Committee Reorganized for 1922 Campaign
The Thirteenth congressional district Democratic committee met in South Bend to elect officers for the 1922 campaign. Frank Mayr Jr. was chosen chairman with Grace Carpenter of Elkhart as vice chair, Frank Martin Cale of Plymouth as secretary treasurer, and A J Deniston of Rochester elected. Retiring chairman declined re election. he has been mentioned for state chair. All seven counties were represented, with St Joseph county chairman Frank Mayr and Elkhart county chairman William B P Krawsof in attendance.
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South Bend
Democratic Committee
Thirteenth Congressional District
Frank Mayr
Grace Carpenter
Elkhart
Frank Martin- Cale
Plymouth
A. J. Deniston
Rochester
Mayr
St. Joseph
Declared Insane A J Foster to Longcliff Asylum
A J Foster, declared insane by a commission of Drs Kreider and Hollingsworth and Justice Whistler, was taken to jail last evening to await admission at Longcliff asylum.
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A. J. Foster
M. K. Kreider
A.S. Hollingsworth
Justice
Whistler
Longcliff Asylum
Fire Racks Jaiporte White Elephant Building Again
Repeat blaze hits the White Elephant structure in Jaiporte within seven days, a former beer storage site. Local crews battled flames as residents watched from nearby streets and authorities investigated the cause.
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White Elephant
Jaiporte
Asphalt Paving Wins Eighth Street Petitions
The board of public works canvassed petitions on Eighth street from Lincoln avenue to College avenue and College avenue to Main street, choosing Trinidad Lake asphalt with Lang & Company of Chicago as bidders. Of 167 eligible signers, 104 backed asphalt and 63 backed concrete. Formal bids will be awarded at the next meeting. signatures showed non residents influenced the results.
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Eighth Street
Lincoln Avenue
College Avenue
Main Street
Trinidad Lake
Lang & Company of Chicago
Board of Public Works
Rimpler
Engineer Ninney
Sal Dembutsky
Kinney
Seventh Street
Sixth Street
Nathan W. Manrow
Charles W. Foulks
Frank D. Foulks
Indiana Weather: Showers This Afternoon Then Warmer
Reported daily by government thermometer. Showers expected this afternoon and possibly tonight in Indiana. Wednesday is forecast to be generally fair and warmer with improving conditions.
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S. W. Witwer
Indiana
GOP System of Reducing Debt Attacked in Congress
Wallace Bassford reports that critics accuse the president and General Dawes of falsifying savings claims. They argue budget estimates inflate reduced expenditures, noting prior war and postwar spending. The piece cites specific examples such as widow Proctor funds and Capitol grounds to question reported savings.
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Wallace Bassford
Washington, D. C
General Dawes
Byrnes
South Carolina
Congress
Mr. Barnes
Dawes
Taries
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Proctor
Lis
Good Lady
Capitol
Kentucky
Ben Johnson
Citizens Meet This Evening On Road Improvements In Goshen
Citizens of Goshen are urged to attend a 7 50 pm meeting in the council chamber to discuss major road issues. Topics include completing the stone road south from Goshen College to the Elkhart Jackson township line and creating a paved link between Goshen and Lagrange. Indiana highway officials may visit soon as a plan to connect Lagrange and Elkhart with paved roads is considered.
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Goshen
Stone Road
Goshen College
Elkhart-Jackson
Lagrange
Indiana State Highway Commission
Elkhart div
Lincoln Avenue
Farge
German Embassy Hous es Ambassador Reopens in Washington
The German embassy in Washington housed its ambassador today for the first time since February 13, 1917. Otto Wiedfeldt arrived late last night as the new ambassador.
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Washington
Otto Wiedfelt
European Conditions Troubling Yet Not Hopeful for U S Business
The 10th annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States opened in Washington with about 5,000 delegates. Joseph E. Defrees warned that European conditions hinder recovery, hunger and Bolshevism persist, and borders and finances remain unsettled. Leaders discussed Europe’s impact on American trade and convened committees on finance, insurance, foreign commerce, and merchant marine.
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Washington
Europe
Joseavh H. Defrees
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Mr. Drefrees
Atlantic
Washington, M
Joseph E. Defrees
Defrees
Arthur Balfour
Associated Chambers of Commerce of Great Britain
Sheffield
England
Hoover
John R. Toward
American Park Bureau
Vederation
Chicago
Joseph H. Defrees
Goshen
U S Will Not Join British Inquiry on Atrocities in Asia Minor
At the White House on May 16 indications were given that the United States would not accept Britain's invitation for representation on a commission to investigate atrocities by the Kurds against Christian minorities in Asia Minor, as reported by the American Relief Administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
United States
Great Britain
Asia Minor
American Relief Administration
U S Refusal to Join Hague Meeting a Possible Breach
Genoa Italy May 16 Prime Minister Lloyd George notes US stance but hopes for future talks. Washington says American note aims to keep doors open for dialogue while not participating in The Hague conference on Russian affairs or European economic matters. Secretary Hughes warns continuation under a different name would fail.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Lloyd George
The
Hague
Russia
Washington
White House
United States
State Department
Child
Hughes
United States Declines Genoa to Hague Conference
London reports the United States refuses to join the proposed commission on Russian affairs at The Hague, dashing hopes for a favorable Genoa outcome. Italian Foreign Minister Schanzer reacts with surprise as delegates fret the decision may sink the Hague meeting and jeopardize arms and finance talks.
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London
United States
Genoa
Hague
Italy
Schanzer
The
Times
Daily Mail
Washington
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Frank Mayr, Jr
William BP. Krawsof
Hilhart County
Lang & Company of
Budget Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury
Econgress
America
Bureau of the Budget
Bureau of
Committee On Appropriations
Hoeave
U. S
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