Goshen High School 74 Graduates Receive Diplomas
Seventy four students, the largest class in Goshen history, graduated from Goshen High School in the Jefferson theatre. Principal Warren delivered remarks on mortality and service, with the faculty and community recognizing the graduates and presenting diplomas.
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Goshen High School
Othe
Jefferson Theatre
Qlelins el Hintyler
Bhatfron
Gta
Bhatiftan College
Choshen Colleges
Matos
Stoyier
Hutusan
Rentness Ems
Plyer East
Teelas
Obistius Vreere
Surety Firm Loss Estimated At Ten Thousand Dollars
National Surety Company of New York and Chicago faced a loss around 10000 dollars tied to the Griffeth Construction Company of Oak Park work on the City National Bank building. Plastering on the bank project is advancing as estimates place total cost near 310000 dollars.
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National Surety Company
New York
Chicago
Griffeth Construction Company
Oak Park
Thom
City National Bank
Famous Aviators Start Trip to Washington
Lieuts Oakley Kelly and John A. MacReady, army aviators who set a world record for a nonstop New York to San Diego flight, began their journey to Washington from San Derg California. Jeff Rockwell piloted the Tower monoplane as they aimed to reach El Paso this afternoon. They are en route to Washington.
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San Derg Calif
Oakley Kelly
John A. MacReady
Posse Pursues Cleveland Policeman Killer in Wisconsin
Madison, Wis May 25. John L. Whitfield, alleged slayer of Cleveland patrolman Dennis Griffin, was located at the home of Mrs. Edward Sprague between Mc Farland and Oregon, a few miles south of Madison, at 0 15 o'clock this morning. A fully armed posse was sent to the district to capture him dead or alive.
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Madison
Wis
John L. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Cleveland
Edward Sprague
McFarland
Oregon
Saunders to Remain President of Piggly Wiggly
Clarence Saunders, the Tennessee entrepreneur behind Piggly Wiggly, remains as president and will not approve any refinancing that involves selling half the chain. The Memphis and national stores face ongoing financial struggles as he asserts control.
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Memphis
Clarence Saunders
Beol Frog
Tennessee
Wall Street
Saumders
Piggly Wiggly
Steel Chief Gary Urges Religion Amid Economic Talk
Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel, fatigued after a Mediterranean voyage, urged the Christian religion as a cure for world ills while addressing the American Iron and Steel Institute. He warned against artificial unrest in Ruhr and labor strains, and urged immigration relief to ease steel industry labor needs.
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New York
Associated
Associated Prtsse
Holy Land
Elbert P. Gare
United States Steel Corporation
Tedits
Ametioga
Garry
Greel
Ruhr
Europe
Tee
Hughes
France
Hell Land
Gary
Americans Held by Bandits Not in Danger
Washington reports that Minister Schurman in Peking says Americans held by Chinese bandits are in no immediate danger. A cabinet meeting granted him a free hand to handle the matter.
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Washington
Schurman
Peking
Barber Shop to Open on Alderman Hotel Floor
Within a few days a barber shop will be established on the first floor of Alderman hotel, Clinton street entrance, with L. G. Grady, for 30 years a Goshen barber, in charge.
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Alderman
Clinton Street
L. G. Grady
Goshen
Tolerance Sues to Publish 12000 Klan Names in Chicago
The Tolerance Publishing Co files in Chicago seeking dissolution of an injunction to publish a roster of more than 12 000 Klan members in Indianapolis. The filing claims the list is a copy of the Indianapolis klavern roster obtained to blacklist nonmembers. Brock, a Klan member since 1922, affirms the list’s accuracy.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Wag
N4nk
Ku Klux Klan
Indianapolis
United States District Court
The
Tolerance Publishing Company
Patrick H. O'Donnel
American Unity League
Indianapolis Klivern
Witness In House Of David Inquiry Jailed 30 Days
Detroit attorney Walter M. Nelson was jailed for 80 days by Judge Dingeman after testifying before the one man grand jury investigating the House of David colony in St Joseph Michigan. Nelson told reporters I have told everything to know as he was escorted to the county jail.
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House of David
ST. Joseph. Mich
Walter M. Nelson
Detroit
Dingeman
Nelson
House of David Colony
Bridgeman
Eve
Railroad Workers Demand Wartime Wage Restoration
The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen asks 75 carriers for wage hikes totaling about 4.0 million dollars in a bid to restore wartime pay. Union president Helt stated an increase from 2 to 5 cents per hour would restore wartime wages, erasing increases granted on July 1 1941 and July 1 1942.
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Associated Presai
Brotherhood of Huulread Signaluen of
America
Helt
Cnoriers
Henry Ford Loans Detroit City Half Million
Henry Ford advances the city of Detroit a 500000 loan at four percent, outbidding New York bankers who asked four and a half percent. The Atlanta Journal notes Ford plans to fund a southern cotton mill project costing over 25 million.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
New York
Atlanta
The
Atlanta Journal
Court News Sued On Note
George R. Harper for Albert J. Berkey filed suit against Sammmel E. Shafer seeking judgment of 500 dollars on a promissory note. Probate Court. In Elsie Bunger estate in circuit court the sale of real estate to Charles F. Werbright and Nettie Werbright was set aside on the administrator Harley Bunger’s petition. Inheritance tax on Mary E. Cain’s share of Milton J L Miller’s estate was fixed at 33.2u with other shares exempt. Jonas Yoder, administrator of John Scranage’s estate, filed an inventory of 2714.13 dollars and was granted a petition to sell personal property privately.
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George R. Harper
Albert J. Berkey
Sammmel E. Shafer
Elsie Bunger
Charles F
Nettie €. Werbright
Harley Bunger
Mary E. Cain
Milton JL. Miller
Jonas
Yoder
John Scranage
Charlier El Mick Purchases Lot in Wurster's Addition
Charlier El Mick buys Lot No. 74 in Wurster's addition on South Tenth Street from William Bigler for $500. The transaction records show the price and the property location in the neighborhood.
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Charlier EL Mick
William Bigler
Wurster
South Tenth Street
Goshen Elks Plan Annual Boys Picnic at City Park
Goshen Lodge No. 748 B P O Elks announce a free children’s picnic at City Park for boys under 15. Events include races, pony rides, and a possible pony race with a free picture show at the Jefferson. Organizers list chairmen for pony race, sack race, three legged race, broad jump and more.
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Skinner
Lane
Goshen Elks
Goshet Lodge No. 748
Bop. OO
Lee Cereant
Oscar Hansen
the Jefferson
Joe Farrell
Carlton Renbarger
Fiji
Ned Newell
Wilfred McDougal
Walter LaRue
Frank Faust
Frank Abbott
Lloyd
Jim? Singe
Fifteen Princes and Generals Executed in Soviet Georgia
A dispatch from Tiflis reports fifteen princes generals and noblemen were executed after the discovery of a counter revolutionary plot in Soviet Georgia. The dispatch notes the executed were active participants and omits the value of their assets. John M Baker of Indianapolis a Goshen farmer and former lawyer plans to practice in Chicago after visiting Indianapolis and Chicago.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Genere
Soviet Republic of Georgia
Chicago
John M. Baker
Indianapolis
Goshen
Henry M. Devlins
Baker
Francis E. Baker
Red Feather Jazz at Goshen Rotart Luncheon
The Goshen Rotart club heard Red Feather and his musical quintet perform at the Alderman luncheon held at noon.
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Goshen Rotart Club
Red Feather
Indiana Weather Brief Shows Showers in South Central
Reported daily by government thermometer for 24 hours ending noon. Minimum 0.6.60. Maximum 0. Showers probable in south and central Indiana with fair conditions in the north tonight and Saturday and little temperature change.
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W. Witmer
Indiana
South and Central
North
Sylvanus Cripe Case Against Drs Fleming Dismissed
The $15 damage suit by Sylvanus Cripe of West Lincoln Avenue Goshen against Drs John C. Fleming and Claude F. Fleming of Elkhart and Chicago was dismissed in circuit court this afternoon under settlement terms reached weeks earlier. Cripe alleged burns from N ray treatments and is reported to have received about 1500 dollars.
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Sylvanus
Cripe
West Lincoln Avenue
Goshen
Drs. Johln CC
Claude FL Fleming
Elkhart
Chicago
Five Unknown Men Leave Hospital Message
Five unidentified men visited Goshen hospital at 10 o'clock last night and spoke with Miss Emeretta Blake, night supervisor. They asked staff to inform a patient not to sign any papers, and left a copy of The Dawn, a Ku Klux Klan publication.
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Goshen Hospital
Emeretta Blake
Laura F. White
the Dawn
Presbyterian Fight Continues at General Assembly
The 155th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A adjourned after eight days of liberal versus conservative debate. Liberals won by defeating William Jennings Bryan’s resolution to bar evolution teaching and expel evolution proponents. conservatives passed a resolution condemning the Fosdick controversy and directing New York’s presbytery to curb continued preaching. The assembly will reconvene May 27 in Grand Rapids Mich.
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Indianapolis
Associated Pressi
155Th General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Uss
Grand Rapids
Mich
Libernais
William Jennings Bryan
First Presbyterian Church of
New York
Harel Einemersen Fosdick
Presbytery
War Veterans Meeting Places Announced
Veterans of Foreign Wars and foreign service men are to meet at VFW hall at 10 AM Sunday for Memorial services at the First Reformed church. A 1 PM Wednesday gathering at the hall will precede services at Oak Ridge cemetery. Spanish American War veterans meet at Drs Kreider's office and Hawks drug store at 1020 and 1:00 respectively.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
First Reformed Church
Hall
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Drs. Kreider
Hawks Drug Store
Elkhart Lawyer E J Wiltrout Admitted to Bar
Elkhart resident E J Wiltrout has been admitted to the federal bar marking a milestone for his legal career. The notice appears among today’s 12 pages of the edition.
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E. J. Wiltrout
Elkhart
New Cabinet Formed By Premier Baldwin Details
London May 25 Robert Cecil is named lord privy seal and J C C Davison becomes chancellor of the exchequer in the new Baldwin cabinet. Baldwin retains both premier ship and chancellorship of the exchequer. Most other ministers mirror the Bonar Law ministry and Baldwin failed to recruit Robert Horne from the Lloyd George group.
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London
Associated Press
Stanley Baldwin
Robert Cecil
J.C. C. Davison
Bonar Law
Privy of Lancaster
Baldwin
Lst
Robert Horne
Austen Chamberlain
Lloyd George
Meeting on Bango township road bond objections in Elkhart
County officials Charles A. Crane Thomas A. Davis and Charles Lo Kinney attended a hearing in Elkhart this afternoon addressing objections by Banuge township residents to the $52 000 road bond for concreting. The session was held at the city hall.
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Charles A. Crane
Thomas A. Davis
Charles Lo Kinney
Elkhart
Banuge Township
Bango Township
Mrs Stillman Aids Flo Leeds in Family Dispute
Mrs Anne Urquhart Stillman, in Grande Isle dispatches, says Mrs Florence Leeds may win her clash with James A Stillman over support for their child. Stillman alleges an Indian guide as corespondent and warns of a rival social figure, while noting her health and a potential adoption offer.
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New York
Associated Press
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Florence Leeds
James A. Stillman
Nefindy
Guy Stillman
Beauvais
Fowler McCormick
Harold McCormick
Chicago
Jay Leeds Claims $1.90 in Penny Bank as Museum of Family Fortunes Grows
Flo Leeds states to Associated Press from Atlantic City that Jay Leeds has a total fortune of $1.90 in a penny bank. The claim contradicts Mrs. Anna A. Stillman who says James A. Stillman settled $500,000 on the other woman and son in trust funds. The affi davit supported a Supreme Court alimony award of $90,000 yearly and $15,000 fees.
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New York
Jay Leeds
James A. Stillman
Flo Leeds
Atlantic City
Associated Press
Anna A. Stillman
Jay
Stillman
Supreme Court
Etta Harcourt Dies in Logansport at 62
Mrs. Etta Harcourt, 62, died at 1:30 this morning in Logansport. The body will be moved to Goshen arriving at 8:00 this evening and taken to her brother William Davis’s home at 112 River Avenue. She is survived by a sister Mrs. Charles Gunter of Goshen. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Logansport
Etta Harcourt
Goshen
William Davis
River Avenue
Charles Gunter
French Premier Poincare Resigns Not Accepted by Senate
Paris May 25 The cabinet is called to meet before President Millerand’s ten day trip to decide whether Marcel Cachin and other communists charged with endangering the republic will be tried in the assize court or dropped. Poincare plans to seek Senate support and may propose a confidence question next week.
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Paris
Associated Press
Millerand
Marcel Cachin
Republic
Senate
Poincare
Assize Court
Foreign Office
M. Poincare
Salvation Army House Canvass And Tag Day Planned
Plans for a house to house canvass and tag day were announced for Saturday to aid the Salvation Army campaign in Goshen. Mayor Rippler issued a proclamation naming Saturday for the events with high school girls in charge from 9 to 11 am, factory workers at noon, and downtown canvassing at 1 pm. Local leaders include Louise Yoder Hatch Richardson Blough Blosser Osborn Kindle and Jackson with Roscoe as treasurer and Nies as executive board chairman.
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Salvation Army
George TL. Rippler
Louise Yoder
Louise Hatch
Miriam Richardson
Kathryn Blough
Catherine Blosser
Elizabeth Osborn
Helen Kindle
Genevieve Jackson
Goshen
C. E. Stout
Milton Wysong
Herman E. Roscoe
William L. Nies
Human Fly Exhibition Draws About 1000 in Lincoln
About 1,000 people gathered in front of the Hattel hotel on East Lincoln Avenue to watch Jack Williams of Los Angeles climb building exteriors as a self styled "human fly." He ascended second and third story windows and reached the roof by rope, with $4.85 collected in alms. Williams will perform in Elkhart tonight and South Bend tomorrow. Ted Howe accompanied him, and earlier circled the city in a stunt plane, landing at the Beckner farm before departing for Elk hart.
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Hattel Hotel
Lincoln Avenue
Jack Williams
Los Oe Calif
Williams
Masonic
North Main Street
Elkhart
South Bend
Ted Howe
Howe
I. M. Beckner
Trimmer Place
Park to Open Springbrook Park Season Next Sunday
Springbrook park between South Bend and Mishawaka will open the season next Sunday, inviting visitors to enjoy the new season at the community green space powered by local officials.
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Springbrook Park
South Bend
Mishawaka
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