Genoa Economic Conference Closed After Six Weeks
The Genoa economic conference, one of Europe's great gatherings, adjourned at 1:15 PM after six weeks of deliberations. Prime Minister Lloyd George hailed its成果 while urging Russia to accept European norms, with Italy's Premier Facta closing the sessions on behalf of the host.
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Gino
Genoa
Europe
Economic Commission
Hague
Lloyd George
Fracta
Italy
Patel
Halland
Netherlands
Russi
Great Britain
The
Finance, Transport and Economic Commissions
Howevver
Lioyd George
Tague
Dham
Prussia
Vrenier
Russia
Liloyd George
Facta
Indictment Requested in Death Car Case
Chicago May 19 Indictment of John Miller alleged driver of the death car from which shots killed two policemen in disorders linked to labor troubles will be sought today by Robert E Crowe state’s attorney.
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Chicago
John Miller
Robert E. Crowe
Fragmented OCR Summary Remains Readable
A garbled OCR fragment mentions digeract corcics and migecs, leaving unclear events, participants, or locations. No coherent names or dates are identifiable, but the text hints at a technical or coded topic forseeming like fictional jargon. Further readable context is needed for precise summarization.
Retail Stores and Banks to Close Wednesday Afternoons
Retail merchants and bankers agreed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting to close all retail stores and banks on Wednesday afternoons from June 14 to August 30 inclusive. Royal J Miller presided and the meeting was well attended. Plans for Chamber of Commerce reorganization were approved by the committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lave
Royal J) Miller
Rotary Club Aldermith Luncheon Notes No Entertainment
At the Aldermith Rotary Club luncheon there was no entertainment this noon. A general business meeting was held, focusing on routine club matters and upcoming activities.
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Rotary Club
Aldermith
Clarence leads Goshen High seniors in theater
Goshen High School seniors presented a community theater production of the play Clarence, under Edna Agaro’s direction, with a strong cast led by Mary Holtzinger and Richard Freyberg. Receipts totaled 525 with net proceeds around 500, and the performance showcased Tarkington’s blend of serious and comic elements.
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Goshen High School
Booth Tarkington
Fourson Theater
Wlay
Martyn
Mary Holtzinger
Wheeler
Italia Mowers
Robby Wheeler
Paul Forney
Violet Pinney
Florence Hawks
Clarence Richard Freyberg
Tinwiddie
William Stewart Eed Etka
Paul Harman
Clarence
Hudson Theater
New York
Glenn Hunter
Bobby Wheeler
Helen Hayes
Cora Wheeler
John Flood Wheeler
Elsie Mackay
Messix
Alfred Lunt
Mr. Wheeler
Mary Boland
Chicago
Gordon
Kelly
Chambers Heads Indiana Democratic State Committee
Walter S. Chambers of New Castle was unanimously chosen as state Democratic chairman to succeed A. G. Salle. Officers elected include Vice Chairman Mrs. Adelbert Flynn, Secretary Miss Gertrude McHugh, and Treasurer Thomas Taggart. The meeting focused on platform ideas with no planks yet proposed. Samuel M. Ralston attended, and most district chairs were present except Jeffersonville’s Jonas Howard. Mrs. J J Gwin became the first woman district chairman.
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Indianapolis
Walter S. Chambers
New Castile
Democratic State Committee
A. GC. Salle
Adelbert: Flynn
Logansport
Gertrude EF. McHugh
Thomas Taggart
James Riggs
Sullivan
Danidiana
Julia Landers
Fred Lannenstein
Evansville
Flynn
Platform
John Mc.Fadden
Rockville
Chambers
Ralston
Samuel M. Ralston
Jonas Howard
Jeffersonville
J. J. Gwin
Rensselaer
Second Liquor Law Violator Sentenced in Superior Court
William H. Keeth of Elkhart was found guilty on the third count of maintaining a common nuisance and fined 250 dollars by Judge Hile. He received no sentence of four months on the penal farm. The trial of Rufus Moran, co proprietor of the Twentieth Century lunch room, continued with jurors held over. Moran is charged with selling white whiskey. Prosecution and defense teams are preparing for upcoming Ellis and Horvath cases with a venue change granted to next Wednesday.
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William H. Keeth
Elkhart
Hile
Rufus Moran
Keeth
Willard Chester
Sawyer
L. J. Burris
Northrop
Moran
Elli
Steve el
Anna Eli
Frank Horvath
R. EF. Proctor
W. B. Hile
J. S. Drake
Goshen
Drake
RE. Proctor
G. A. Farnbaugh
South Bend
G. R. Sawyer
J. Burris
Ellis and
Horvath
Trio of Robbers Sent to Prison in Etna Green Case
George McCormack and William Means alias Schulze of South Bend and George Camore of Berrien Springs Michigan were convicted of burglary and larceny in the Etna Green robbery on April 12 and sentenced by Judge Lemuel W. Royse to two to 14 years. The gang had a history of crimes, with notes of fences in Chicago and St Joseph, and further hearings for other members followed Compton testimony.
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Warsaw
Ind
George McCormack
William Means
Schulze
South Bend
George Camore
Berrien Springs
Mich
James Ellison
St. Joseph
Hamlin
Etnarreen
Lemuel W. Royse
James Compton
Otis K. Compton
Jane
Compton
Chicago
Niles
Compten O
Elkhart
Charles Gauge
Ligonier
Efarald ©. Whitmer
South Bend Detective Bureau
Former Lagrange County Man Murdered on His Farm in Arkansas
Tra Culp, a former LaGrange County man, was murdered on his 600 acre Arkansas farm. Authorities say the crime occurred on the farm and the home and other buildings were burned. Culp left LaGrange seven miles southwest for Arkansas three years ago.
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Lagrange County
Arkansas
Tra Culp
LaGrange
Culp
Indiana Weather Forecast Says Fair Tonight and Saturday
Daily government thermometer reading reports Fair conditions across Indiana tonight. Saturday expected to be somewhat warmer in north and central portions with continued pleasant weather.
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Indiana
Will of Francelia Judkins Not Found in Safety Box
Francelia Judkins widow of Putnam Judkins died May 1 at her Walnut Hill home. A Safier Bank safety box was opened with no will located. She previously destroyed a will and is believed to have made a new one. Heirs include Joseph Richardson, Martha Cook, Agnes Morgan, Ann Richardson Curtis, and Mrs. Richardson’s daughter Harriet Jones. Estate valued at 100000 to 150000 dollars with Chicago and Goshen assets. Thomas A. Davis represents the administrator.
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Francelia Judkins
Putnam RR
Judkins
Walnut Hill
Goshen
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Chicago
Richardson
Joseph VY. Richardson
Martha A. Cook
Mas. Cook
Morgan
Curtis
Thomas A. Davis
Big Steel Merger Delayed for Justice Department Conference
A U S official said a major steel merger will be held back until after a conference with the justice department. Attorney General Daugherty agreed to postpone the meeting with the involved independent steel companies to next Wednesday. The official stated plans were to seek DOJ guidance before proceeding.
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Washington
Atty Gen
Dunagherty
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Hull cites Indiana and Pennsylvania primaries
Cordell Hull, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, told New Hampshire Democrats that Indiana and Pennsylvania primaries showed Republicans seek to condemn their party's record in Washington. The report notes the event took place in Concord New Hampshire on May 19.
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Concord
N. H
Cordell Trull
Democratic National Committee
New Hampshire
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Washington
Sturgis Mayor Foresees Taxless City in Years Ahead
Sturgis mayor Frank Wait announced before departing for Milan that within two to three years the city may not need to levy city taxes. He pledged a fall tax cut of about 1.5 mills, citing the hydro electric plant earnings, and said further paving to complete 10 miles by fall is planned.
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Sturgis
Mrs. Wait
Milan
Italy
Helen Cogliasso
Frank Wait
12 Hour Day May Be Abolished In Steel Industry
A five member special committee will study abolishing the 12 hour work day in the U S steel and iron industry. The plan was approved by 41 steel manufacturers after a White House dinner conference with President Harding and Judge Elbert H. Gary acting as spokesman. The group will report its conclusions to the industry.
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Washington
Elbert H. Gary
American Steel and Iron Institute
Harding
White House
America
Gary
Proposals Opened for New High School Building
The city board of education opens bids on four contracts for the new high school on the former Farmington site. Architects Elwood & Miller of Elkhart, bids expected May 15 per contract, with occupancy planned for September 1923. Condemnation actions seek extra land for a state highway curve on Madison boulevard Eleventh street. Local contractors likely to bid on sub contracts.
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City Board of Education
Claude E. Cornell
George M. Richardson
AE. AL Wysong
Farmington Addition
Odlock
Elwood & Miller of
Elkhart
Wurster
Madison Boulevard
Florida hotels burned in Pass-a-Grille fire loss
The Halloway hotel and the Mascn Tlouse at Passagrile were destroyed by fire early today in St. Petersburg Florida. Loss was estimated at 75000 dollars.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Halloway
Passagrile
Wage cuts promised to ease coal prices in anthracite strike
Operators announce a 21 percent wage reduction to settle with striking miners and lower coal costs. The offer follows miners demands for a 20 percent raise for contract workers and $1 extra daily for shift workers. Reductions of 18 percent for contract men and $1.20 for shifts were previously proposed.
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Associated Press
New York
Operatours
S. D. Warriner
Charles Town
W. Va
Ridge FM
Woods
William Blizzard
Logan County
Echo of 1919 Strike Reemerges in West Virginia Suit
A civil suit filed in federal court seeks 1 000 000 damages against the United Mine Workers of America over the Willis Branch Coal Company shootings, with potential attachment of union property in Beckley and Charleston valued at 150 000 dollars. In Indianapolis, Indiana Canners convention speaker John Dyer criticized miners wage demands, noting farmers work without striking.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Redax
United Mine Workers of America
Willis Branch Coal Company
Beckley
Indianapolis
Indiana Canners Convention
John Dyer
Vincennes
Ind
Judge rules Cripe not entitled to wife's Milford estate
Judge Royse in circuit court ruled John Cripe of Milford deserted his wife 17 years ago and is not entitled to share in her property. Mrs. Lyrdia Cripe died about 18 months ago leaving several thousand dollars, including cash. Cripe had claimed as heir after her death, but no divorce had occurred.
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Warsaw
Royse
John Cripe
Milford
Lyrdia ‘Cripe
Mil‘ford
Cripe
Girl on jury faints during Pennsylvanian railroad case
Forp Wayne May 19 Grace Brannstrator daughter of Charles W Branstrator democratic candidate for Congress from the Twelfth district fainted in the jury box when Elmer Wnoll testified in a $25 000 damage suit describing a heart leakage as the cause of his fainting at a hearing in the Pennsylvanian railroad case.
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Forp Wayne
Seven clerks arrested in mail theft probe
In New York on May 19 seven post office clerks were arrested for acting in concert in the theft of bonds valued at 1.5 million dollars from U S mails last July. The arrests followed a confession that linked the group to the scheme.
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New York
United States
Second jury in boys trial fails to agree
May 19 The jury trial of Willie Dalton boy bank clerk who stole 772000 dollars worth of Liberty bonds was discharged after it failed to agree. The vote stood 11 to 1 for conviction. It was announced.
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Chicago
Willie Dalton
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