Wilson Warns Miners Against Strike in Anthracite Fields
President Wilson warns against a coal strike while urging wage scale talks to continue. He offers to appoint a commission if the joint wage scale committee cannot reach agreement, with work to proceed pending the decision. Secretary Wilson anticipates a reconvened session to settle the dispute.
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Washington
Wilson
Nho
Ccale
Whdehe
Department of Labor
Wilkesbarre
Europe
Sermon at Goshen High School Class of 1929
The Rev Jacob Al Metaturif delivered the baccalaureate at the Jefferson Theatre for Goshen High School’s 1929 graduates. He urged education as a democracy within the individual and society, stressing action over mere being and urging students to live by doing.
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Jeferson Theatre
Jacob AL
Martin
Thorough
We Stout
Dhinkeloo
R. OM. Woolpert
Weelpert
J. H. Richardson
Stibbins
Messrs
Melvin Detweller
Willis Ammerman
Fred Priser
Fred Priser Andd Otis Aloover
Amrerien
Chas. Fritz
Metaturif
Jng
Moses
Chadrman
Chiss
Geshe High School
Senator Hiram Johnson Leads in Oregon State Primary
Oregon primary returns show Senator Hiram Johnson trailing Major General Leonard Wood by about 5 481 votes with Johnson at 40 619 and Wood at 46 100 as tabulation resumed in Portland according to the Oregonian.
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Hiram Johnson
Oregon
Portland
Mary
Thram Wy
Johnson
Leonard Wood
Portland Oregonian
Wood
Willis to Deliver Memorial Day Address in Lagrange
Raymond E. Willis of Angola and joint representative from Steuben and LaGrange counties will give the Memorial Day address in LaGrange. The Indiana General Assembly tower brance refers to ceremony details and honors.
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Raymond E. Willis
Angola
Lagrange Raed Steuben Counties
Tower Brance
Indiana General Assembly
Lagrange
Carranza Assassination Report Suppresses Several Officials
Dispatches from Mexico report President Venustiano Carranza killed in Tlaxcalantongo Puebla on May 21 during duty hours. Early tallies claimed six dead. later only General Moralez Molina confirmed dead, though alive. Three generals and two Carranza cabinet members initially listed as killed have vanished and may be in hiding.
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Mentoco Cipy
Mex
Venustiano Carranza
Tlaxcalantongo
Puebla
Moralez Molina
Gengeel Moralez Molina
Rodolfo Terrera
Carranza
Judge Anderson to Rule on Quash Indictment Motion
Judge A. B. Anderson of the U S district court announced that verdict on the motion to quash the indictment of coal miners and operators would be read at 10 oclock Wednesday morning. Notice was sent to all defendants.
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Indianapolis
A. BR. Anderson
United States District Court
Freight rate hikes outline 6 percent return proposal
Washington May 2b reports big freight rate increases by region with 30 005 percent in the east 95 in the south and 23 92 percent in the west to bridge the six percent return on property investments allowed under the transportation act. Howard Techett chair of the rate committee sub panel urged the move before the Interstate Commerce Commission noting eastern railroads earned under one fifth of one percent on investments while the south posted under three fourths percent and the nation averaged just over one percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eastern Territory
Southern Territory
Western Territory
Howard Techett
Association of Rathways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eliott
Government Railroads Loss Reported in Federal Control
Washington May 24 The government gross loss in railroad operation during federal control was 500,478,000 dollars according to the final report of Swager Sherley director of finance for the railroad administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Swager Sherley
Railroad Administration
Indiana State Christian Endeavor Plans Convention
The Indiana State Christian Endeavor society schedules a four day convention in Indianapolis at the Central Christian church from January 24 to 27, detailing meeting plans and activities.
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Indiana State’ Christian Endeavor Society
Indianapolis
Central Christian Church
Toledo Milk Wagon Driver Dies In Truck Collision
Charles H. Foote of Toledo a milk wagon driver formerly of Lagrange was killed in Toledo when struck by a motor truck Surviving are his wife and four children.
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Charles H. Foote
Toledo
Lagrange
Thuffman Bros Win $4.5 Million Truck Contracts Abroad
Thuffman Bros of Elkhart win contracts totaling 4.5 million dollars for motor trucks and pleasure cars. The orders cover Continental Europe and South America with payment due when goods are loaded on cars at Elkhart.
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Thuffman Bros
Elkhart
Europe
South America
Former Goshen police chief Edgar J Vesey dies
Edgar J Vesey former Goshen police chief died at 11 50 am yesterday at 310 North Main Street after months of illness Brights disease high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis. He served on the night police force about 20 years ago was city marshal candidate in 1962 and appointed chief in 1912 serving until 1915. He later ran a taxi business. Surviving are his wife five sons two daughters and two brothers. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at the house with Rev Harry C. Tofarman and Rev Hernan Reichard officiating. burial Oak Ridge cemetery.
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Edgar J. Vesey
Goshen
North Main Street
Bright
Mar. Vesey
William
Belle Vesey
Shevitt
Likbart
Mr. Vesey
Spohn
Tuna
Curtis W. Chrisman
Lloyd
Verny
Oo Nella
Richard Vesey
Detroit
Mich
Victor Vesey
Mabel Vesey
Trene’ Vesey
Detroiit
Joh Vesey
Mississippi
Horace Vesey
Lagrange
Vesey
Masonic Lodge
First Reformed Church
Harry Co Tfarman
First Mo E
Reve Hernan
Reichard
Deo Oak Ridge Cemetery
Hitchcock Not Financial Manager in Wood Campaign
Frank 4 Hitchcock, manager for Major General Leonard Wood, testified before the senate committee on expenditures in the presidential nomination campaign. He said he had no information on contributions and that joining the Wood forces required he avoid handling campaign funds.
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Washington
Frank 4. Hitchcock
Leonard Wood
Senate
Hitchcock
Wood
Louisa Emerick Buried After Fatal Auto Accident
The body of Louisa G Emerick age 65 fatally injured in an auto accident near Indianapolis was interred at Peru in her former home.
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Louisa G. Emerick
Peru
Howe
The Weather Showers Likely This Afternoon Tonight
Local forecast indicates showers this afternoon or tonight with a chance of rain. Tuesday should be fair and warmer, bringing sun and milder conditions for the day.
Daniels Denies Delays Before Senate Inquiry
The article reports Daniel's rebuttal of accusations that he delayed proceedings. He states he cooperated and challenged the charges during testimony before the Senate Investigation Committee.
Navy War Plans Filed Before U S Entry to World War
Secretary Daniels told the Senate naval committee that the navy prepared war plans in 1916 and 1917 for action against any foe. He said he instructed the General Board to draft plans and that on February 10, 1917 he submitted a war declaration based problem and sought allied cooperation. He added that only one copy of the reply was lost.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dmuticis
Senate Naval Investigation Committee
Navy Department
United States
Naval
General Board
Daniels
Guo
Germany
Hale
French President Falls From Train Near Montargis
Paul Deschanel president of the French republicfell from a train window near Montargis while the train was moving. He walked a mile in darkness before being brought to a signal station. Doctors said he suffered bruises and lacerations but no injures causing anxiety. He remained in a weakened condition after the incident.
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Associated Press
Montargis
France
Paul Deschanel
French Republic
M. Deschanel
Deschanel
Detectives Work on Clues in Hoyne Attempt to Kill
Chicago May 24 detectives today sought to unravel the mystery of two rifle shots fired at Francis J Hoyne a 15 year old youth who greatly resembles his father state s attorney Maclay Hoyne as he slept in a vacant house opposite the Hoyne residence detectives pursue possible motives and suspects in the case The incident heightens tensions around the Hoyne family and the crime is under swift investigation by local authorities.
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Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
Hoyne
Francis J. Hoyne
Long-serving teachers in Wabash rural schools stand out
Of 122 teachers in Wabash county rural schools, nine have taught over twenty years each, while the rest have one or two years experience. Twenty-four began teaching last year and eight teachers were below the standard.
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Wabash Coutury
Goshen High Confers 1920 Class at Jefferson Theatre
The forty fourth annual Goshen High commencement will be held at the Jefferson Theatre next Wednesday evening at nine. Francis G. Blair state superintendent of instruction will deliver the address. Admission requires a ticket. The 1920 class includes 50 graduates, 30 girls and 20 boys, with a list of names following the program.
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Goshen High School
Jefferson Theatre
Sigelock
Francis G. Blair
Springfield
Pl.llinois
The
Jefferson
Possibility of Big Wage Boost Not In Rail Rate Estimate
Edward Elliott of the association of railway executives told the Interstate Commerce Commission that the 1.017 billion revenue claim from higher freight rates ignores possible wage increases for about 2,000,000 railroad employees. Indiana highway commission plans a new state highway from Warsasy to Medaryville with stops at North Judson Culver and Arges, following site inspections.
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R. R
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Edward Elliott
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Conmerce
Indiana State Highway Commission
Warsasy
North Judson
Arges
Culver
Medaryville
Goshen Public Schools Hold Park Physical Training Program
Students from Goshen public schools will present a Park City program tomorrow afternoon at City park starting at 2 o clock. Admission is free. The event invites the public to watch a program featuring general sports and activities.
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Goshen
City Park
Anderson High School Teachers Refuse Sign Up Over Pay Boost
Thirty high school teachers in Anderson refuse to enroll for the 1920 1921 term unless they receive a specified boost in pay. The dispute centers on salary increases and prompts potential delay in class preparations for the upcoming academic year.
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Anderson
May term opens with full docket at circuit court
The May term of the circuit court opens this morning for a six week session with a full docket. Oscar Johnson, ex soldier, is sentenced to 2 to 14 years in the reformatory plus a $10 fine and two year disfranchisement for forging a check. Amish boys Ira Mast Jerry Miller and Daniel Bontrager are fined $20 each and 90 days at the penal farm with disfranchisement for two years. Other quick penalties include Abraham Mast Chris Miller each fined $40 and 180 days. Uri Mast fined $20 and 80 days. Daniel Stutsman fined $10 with 40 days suspended. Several civil cases are dismissed or settled. Board of review appointees named. Judgment of $122.70 awarded in a note case.
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Oscar Johnson
Reformatory
Ira Meyers
Wm. S. Yoder
Johnson
France
Ira Mast
Jerry Miller
Daniel Bontrager
Court of Justice of the Peace Whistler
David D. Lehman
East of Goshen
ATL
Abraham Mast
Chris Miller
Uri Mast
State Farm
Daniel Stutsman
Jonathan Hostettler
Pennatt
William Poore Dies After Train Truck Collision
William E Poore fifty a Mishawaka motor truck driver died in St Joseph hospital Mishawaka from injuries after a New York Central train struck his truck at the Reiger street crossing Surviving are six children his parents two sisters and one brother He came from Marshall county twenty years ago and drove for South Bend Supply company
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Willian E. Poore
Mishawaka
St. Joseph Hospital
New York Central
Reiger Street
Mr. Poore
Mar
William D’oore
Plymouth
Marshall County
South Bend Supply Company
Milford Woman Chosen Chair of Kosciusko Clubs
Mrs. FF M. Neff of Milford was elected chairman of the Kosciusko County Federation of clubs at the second convention held in Warsaw.
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FF. M. Neff
Milford
Kosciusko County
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Leona Klopfenstein
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Leona Pollock
Louise Smith
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Elkhart Iron and Bridge Co
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