Adjourmment of Genoa Conference Expected Friday
Report says the Genoa Conference may adjourn on Friday as British and American diplomats discuss participation. US stance unclear. British delegation cites need to understand meeting scope. A plenary sub Commission adopted a non oppression pact in principle.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Edward Grige
United States
Richard Washburn Child
Cforeizn
Schanger
Italy
Lloyd George Keng
Hague
Tughes
Inere
Tague
Wiiich
Qdenbury
Republies
Russia
Asia
Conien
Four Men Dead After Belfast Night of Gunfire
In Belfast a wild night of firing ends with gunfire battles as police and soldiers clash with gunmen. At least four men die, several wounded, after seven men dressed as police attacked a barracks and fled. Constable Collins died from wounds sustained in the fighting.
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Belfast
Bedfest
Xhonms
Bilding
Collins
South Bend Reports Rigand Auto Thefts
Goshen police sought help from South Bend authorities to locate a stolen vehicle and a bagel delivery outfit. Two youths about 17 years old were last seen southeast of the city on Lin cooln highway. Officers reported a Buick car with license Tis265, motor 659671, serial C2487 and green red yellow wire wheels.
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Goshen
South Bend
Lincooln
South Beal
Alleged Burglars Without Defense in Indiana Trial
In Kosciusko circuit court at Warsaw Indiana the trial of George Gilmore Elison George McCormack and William Evans aliases Schutze continues. Fingerprint evidence linked prints from a Blue Green store robbery to Elison. Defense argued self incrimination by fingerprint evidence. judge allowed the evidence. Compton reportedly planned to testify but did not stand. witnesses described arrest and confrontation at a rendezvous.
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Warsaw
Tnid
Sapredic
George Giluore
Eilisen
Berrien Springs
Mich
George McCormack
Willian Evans
Alias Schutze
South Dend
Kosciuske
TLF
Hamlin & Sets Feneral
Blue Green, Inc
Wendasm
Homer Longfellow
State of
Vndinomtahia
Lemuel W. Blayse
Hagadin Genergl
Charles Gage
Wentz
T. Th. Stackey
wAttorney EL AL Skinner
Eckhart
Trist
Hoovers
Df IK
Compton
Moon
Wawaka
Kendallville
Tnd
Federal inquiry planned in Valentino case
The Justice Department will investigate the alleged bigamy of screen actor Rudolph Valentino with Winifred Tudant of New York after his marriage at Mexicali Mex. The Los Angeles district attorney’s office had already opened an inquiry into his marriages as a separate matter and a summons was issued to actress Jean Acker wife of Valentino.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Federal
Department of Justice
Rodolph Valentine
Winfred Dadaut
New York
Mexicali
Moexdes
Schooner Osmo Rescued by Tug Daisy Off Oregon Coast
Seattle reports that the power schooner Osmo, which struck rocks near Cape Blanco Oregon, was rescued by Tug Daisy. The Osmo's crew is aboard Daisy as the disabled vessel was towed toward the Columbia River mouth through dense fog.
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Seattle
Wash
Osmo
Cape Blanco
Oregon
Daisy
Columbia River
Ozmo
Ogmo
Lang Co awarded Goshen paving contracts in asphalt
At a recent board of public works meeting Mayor Rimpler Engineer Kinney and Sol Dembufsky awarded W J Lang & Company of Chicago contracts to pave Eighth Street from Lincoln Avenue to College Avenue with Trinidad Lake asphalt and to pave College Avenue from Eighth Street to Main Street. Start about June 1 with completion by November 1, Lang optimistic about 90 days.
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Rimpler
Kinney
Sol Dembufsky
Chicago
Eighth Street
Lincoln Avenue
College O Avenue
Trinidad Lake
College Avenue
Main Street
Lang
Goshen
Lake County
Indiana
Washington Street
Indiana Weather Outlook for Tonight and Friday
Daily report from government thermometer shows generally fair conditions in Indiana with little temperature change. Max and Min values not specified, but skies clear and temperatures expected to remain steady through Friday.
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S. W. Witmer
Indiana
Goshen M. I. Church Sunday School Institute Opens
The annual Goshen district Sunday school institute of the M. I. church is being held in Ligonier today.
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Goxhen
Jefferson
S. S. Institute
Goshen
M. I. Church
Ligonier
Indictments Sought in Chicago Police Killing Inquiry
Police reveal the confession of Juln Miller driver in the May 9 policemen’s killing amid the Jabor war. Indictments for at least four more, including a woman, to be asked by the grand jury as terror plots tied to wage award protests are pursued. Miller’s statements tie Daudzauskis and Stanley to the shooting. Miller denies broader involvement.
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Chicago
Juln Miller
Jabor
Miller
Charles Daudzauskis
Fedincek
Floater’ Stanley
K. M. Landis
Chicago Building Trades Council
Terrence Lyons
Thomas Clark
Daudgauskis
Stanley
Zend
Lumber Streets
Daudaduskis
Daudzuuskis
Rickham Scanton
Criminal Courts
Big
Fred Mader
Building Trades Council
Big Tin’ Murphy
Gas Louse Workers Union
Don” Shea
Theatrical Janitors Union
Pinchot Sees Narrow Victory In Pennsylvania Primary
As results emerge from seven thousand nine hundred fifty four districts, Gifford Pinchot leads the Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial race with about 496,985 votes to 488,950 for George Alter. Alter's backers concede Pinchot will win with estimates of a 10 000 to 20 000 vote margin. Women mobilized across the state in Pinchot's support while Senator George Wharton Pepper easily wins the unexpired term nomination over William J. Burke.
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Associated Press
Pioladelviela
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Republican Gubernatoria
Waemen
Pinchot
United States
George Wharton Pepper
William J. Burke
Penrose
Farmer Drowns When He Steps From Ferry
Rockwort Ind May 18 Frank Braid a local farmer was drowned after stepping off a ferry boat carrying him from Owensboro Kentucky to the town. The water at the location runs about 15 feet deep and a swift current swept him away before rescuers could reach him.
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Rockwort
Ind
Frank Braid
Near Here
Owensboro
Kansas City Post Acquired by Journal owner
The Kansas City Post, a local evening and Sunday newspaper, passed into the hands of Walter H. Dickey, owner and editor of the Kansas City Journal, a morning paper. The consideration was not disclosed to the public.
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Kansas City Post
Journal
Kansas City
Walter 8
Dickey
Kansas City Journal
Agreed Republican Tariff Bill Will Take Many Weeks
Senate Republicans and Democrats agreed the administration tariff bill would stay under continuous consideration for a long period. Senator Lodge said the bill would remain before the Senate until passed. Senator Underwood stated Democrats would debate for weeks to show the country what the bill contains.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Suit seeks revocation of Jefferson Amusement Co. license
A city court suit filed May 18 seeks revocation of the Jefferson Amusement Co. license. Plaintiffs object to the firm operating on Sundays and seek action in the local court.
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Huntington
Tad
Jefferson Amusement Co
Snday
Three Cases of Smallpox Reported Near Wakarusa
Three residents Thelma Metzler Manford Metzler and Florence Caven living near Wakarusa are reported to have smallpox in a brief health bulletin. The notice lists affected individuals and the locality without further details.
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Thelma Metzler
Manford Metzler
Florence Caven
Wakarusa
Fire devastates Santo Spirito Hospital in Rome
A deadly blaze at Santo Spirito, Rome, destroyed two wards of the historic charity hospital. Sixteen patients suffocated or died in the collapse as firefighters battled flames and smoke. twelve others rescued by heroic crews were dead on arrival.
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Associated Press
Nome
Santo Spirito
Rome
Carabineers
Royal Guards
Hospital of Santo Spirito
Piber
Vatican
Pope Innocent Tpe
Imnocent IV
Sixtus TV
Defense Seeks Instruction in Blizzard Treason Trial
In Charles Town West Virginia Judge J M Woods presides over a circuit court session where counsel argued for and against a directed verdict of acquittal in the treason case of William Blizzard.
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Charles Town
W. Va
J. M. Woods
William Blizzard
Fire crews respond to hotel soot alarm in Terre Haute
Ten fire companies rushed to the Deming hotel in Terre Haute Indiana after soot in a ventilator pipe triggered an alarm. Smoky conditions were reported but no fire or property damage occurred.
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Terre Hauee
Ind
Deming Hotel
Secretary Hoover Leads Conference on Coal Price Rise
Secretary Hoover secured approval from about 40 non-union bituminous coal field operators for a government plan to curb coal price increases during the ongoing strike. A district committee of operators with government and consumer representatives will clear all coal orders with a national body in Washington. Attorney General Daugherty indicated such cooperative action to reduce prices would be legal, aiming to curb a rise from about 2 to 3.50 or 4 dollars per ton due to bidding and local conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Daugherty
Mer
Harding Haal
Dynamite Used at Three Turtle Creek Coal Mines
Dynamite was used to blow the tips at three wagon coal mines near Turtle Creek, a Pittsburgh suburb, causing about 1500 dollars in losses. No injuries are reported. Matthew Patterson was arrested by a deputy sheriff and questioned at the borough police station. The mines had operated with small forces since the coal strike began.
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Pittsburgh
The
Interstate Commission Grants Abandonment of 162 Mile Indiana Coal Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved abandoning the Chicago and Indiana coal railroad line in Indiana 162 miles long now in receivership. Commissioner Eastman dissented on parts of the decision proposing continued service from West Union to Prazil. The line from Prazil to La Crosse with a branch served 48 towns but annual losses and lack of demand led to the ruling that abandonment is desirable.
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Washington
Chicago and Indiana Coal Railroad
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago and Eastern Tlinois
Eastman
West Union
Prazil
Ind
la Crosse
Suits Filed Against Fall Festival Company
Three suits filed in Elkhart Superior Court against the Elkhart County Fall Festival and Race Meet seek a total of 1857.05 dollars. Cal Forney leads for 1057.05 dollars paid by race owners and publications, plus 99.75 dollars for unpaid prize money. Foster and Dotson each seek 150 dollars for unpaid race prizes.
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Elkhart
Elkhart County
W. E. Wider
Cal Forney
W. TH. Foster
Mack Dotson
Mr. Forney
Horse Review
Western Horseman
Goshen Democrat
Vhiim
Foster
Mr. Dotson
Elks Association Secretary Dies in Indianapolis
Thomas A. Hedian longtime secretary of the Indiana Elks Association dies at his Indianapolis home after more than 15 years in the post. He was active in Democratic politics and held several state positions.
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Indianapolis
Thomasa G. Hedian
Indiana Elks Ssociation
Hedian
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