Labor leaders Murphy and Mader freed on bond in Chicago
Big Tin Murphy and Fred Mader, called the czars in a labor war, were released from jail on $75 000 bonds after 11 days’ confinement following arrest for alleged murder in the Landis building trades wage protests. Judge Harry B. Miller ruled no evidence was presented, allowing bail while their murder case proceeds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Big Tin" Murphy
Fred Mader
Terrence Lyons
Landis Building Trades
Harry
Glad
Murphy
Mader
Milder
Miller
Madey
Haymarket
Met
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in DeShone Trial
The Elkhart superior court petit jury could not decide on Thomas DeShone after about 20 hours of deliberation. Judge Hile discharged the jurors, stating DeShone will not be tried again this term as the next court term opens in September. Four liquor cases, including ENMVs and Horvath, will begin Monday June 1 in circuit court with Judge Jrake presiding as special judge.
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Superior Court
Petit Jury
Thomas DeShone
Elkhart
Hile
DeShone
Enmvs
Horvath
Jrake
Republicans Split Over Senate Procedure at Conference
Washington May 27 Republicans show wide dissent among senators on a plan for procedure on tariff revenue and appropriation bills. The conference adjourned until next Wednesday with no progress noted and broad disagreement over steps forward.
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Washington
Marion Woman Hurt in Milford Auto Accident
Mrs. 3 Holly of Marion Indiana sustained scalp wounds and bruises when she lost control of her car at Milford and it turned over. Her husband was in the car but escaped injury. Mrs. Holly was taken to Go Shen hospital for treatment. Her condition is not serious.
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Holly
Marion
Ind
Milford
Hmne
Go‘shen Hospital
Commencement Week Events At Goshen College June 9 14
Goshen College opens commencement week on Friday June 9 with events through Wednesday June 14. President Robert J Ales of Butler College delivers the commencement address. Admission requires tickets for select sessions. Philharmonic concert and several programs have reserved seating and fees.
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Goshen College
Robert J. Ales
Drutler College
A. 8. Ebersole
Alma Warre
Literary Society
Robert J. Aley
Butler College
Reported Conviction of Charles R. Crane Probably Erroneous
A Cairo correspondent reports a high official says the Damascus French military court did not convict Charles R. Crane for inciting riot. Crane reserves transport to The Hague and plans to sail to England. he met M. Clin ehant of the foreign office to discuss Syria.
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Charles R. Crane
Associated Press
London
Paris
The
Hague
England
M. Clinehant
Asiatic Affairs
Foreign Office
Syria
Senator Watson Says He and Daugherty Have Understanding
Senate debate centers on Charles Morse pardon. Attorney General Daugherty denies any connection. Senator Caraway accuses DOJ of spying on lawmakers and references Daugherty letter to Senator Watson. Washington remarks unfold as probes intensify into the Morse pardon affair.
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Associated) Press
Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Watson
Republican
Indiana
Charles W. Morse
Caraway
Arkansas
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Morse
Understand Each Other in Morse Pardon Controversy
In Rushville Indiana Senator James E Watson says he and Attorney General Harry M Daugherty understand each other about the Morse pardon dispute He cites a letter by Daugherty denying connection with the Morse pardon approved by long distance call The senator says Daugherty later read the letter into the Congressional Record and notes a call from Senator Lenroot asking for his approval.
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Rushville
Ind
Harry M. Daugherty
James E. Watson
Senate
Charles W. Morse
Daugherty
Watson
Morse
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Mr. Taugherty
House Committee Favors Henry Ford Muscle Shoals Proposals
The House military committee approved a development plan for the government's nitrate and power projects at Muscle Shoals Alabama after three months of inquiry. The proposal mirrors Henry Ford and associates offers, with the Gorgas steam plant removed from the property to be disposed of and other terms largely unchanged.
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Associated Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Ala
House Military Committee
Henry Ford
Alabama Lower Company
Frederick Kingstrum
Charles L. Parsons
Gorgas
Bomb Plotters Wreck Home of Gary Woman
The home of Mrs. Joseph Romano in Gary was wrecked by a bomb yesterday. Mrs. Romano, returning from a neighbor's, was slightly injured when she picked up the lighted device that exploded. Police have found no clue.
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Gary Woman
Gary
Joseph Romano
Chilean Peruvian Conference Settles “Definite Formulas”
Washington May 27 formal announcement that definite formulas were settled upon in the Chilean- Peruvian conference was made as delegations resumed their sessions for the first time in a week. A stray line about carrier delivery appears in the text.
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Washington
Donavan Plea for Commutation Denied by Indiana Officials
William Donovan of Bloomingdale, awaiting execution for murdering his wife as she held their two year old, had pleas for life imprisonment denied by Gov. McCray and Indiana's state pardon board. The board called the act a cowardly murder with no mitigating factors and rejected excuses that his wife shot herself.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
William Donovan
Bloomingdale
Michigan City
Donovan
Pardon Board
Man killed by lightning on Indiana farm
Charles Stevenson aged 44 was struck and killed by lightning while plowing on a tractor on a farm near Lisbanon Indiana. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Lisbanon
Ind
Charles Stevenson
Indiana Fair Tonight and Sunday With Possible Southern Showers
The forecast notes generally fair conditions in Indiana tonight and Sunday with little temperature change and possible showers in the extreme south. In Washington on May 27 the outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for generally fair skies and moderate temperatures across the Ohio Valley and the Great Lakes region.
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Indiana
Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Incendiary Campaign Strikes Belfast Amid Looting and Attacks
Seventeen arson attacks were set off across Belfast last night using fire bombs that destroyed a school. A constable was shot in the leg at a fire scene. Looters raided wrecked buildings as police opened fire. A girl of 10 was killed and others wounded in the violence.
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Associated Press
Belfast
MacCrory
Down and
Conner
Irish Republican Army
Special Ulster Constabulary
Murphy
Special Police
Irish conference opens amid treaty talks and Collins arrival
Dublin reports optimism as Michael Collins arrives to join Irish party leaders and the Anglo Irish treaty signatories in London. Lloyd George delays weekend rest to chair talks on the southern Ireland agreement and its effect on the Irish free state. The Times warns of possible war if coalition ambiguities persist.
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London
Michael Collins
Dublin
Southern Ireland
Irish Free State
Lloyd George
Chequers Court
Times
Ireland
Daily Mail
Shooting at Dublin College Green Post Office
A British soldier was murdered and another seriously wounded at the College Green post office in Dublin this afternoon. The gunman was a civilian.
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Belfast
College Green
Duublin
Dublin
Ward Freed on $50,000 Bond in Peters Shooting
Justice Seeger ordered Walter S. Ward of New Rochelle released on bail of 50 000 after the shooting of Clarence Peters near White Plains. Reporters found shards of glass around the Ward home thought to be from a car microphone used to reach the Kenisco reservoir where Peters was killed. The sheriff will compare the glass evidence.
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Justice Seeger
Walter S. Ward
Associated Press
Newburgh
N. J
Supreme Court
Seeger
New Rochelle
Clarence Peters
White Plains
Ward
Kensico Reservoir
Peters
Enormous Strawberry Crop Drives Special Trains to Indianapolis
Seymour Indiana May 27 Special trains are needed to move southern Indiana strawberries to market A train left with over 2500 crates bound for Indianapolis Most fruit shipped to the city is grown south of Seymour near New Albany
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Seymour
Ind
Indiana
Indianapolis
Her
New Albany
Boy 9 fractures both arms after cherry-picking fall
Marion Kinney, nine, fell from a tree in an orchard near Scottsburg Indiana and fractured both arms. The incident follows a similar accident about a year and a half ago when he fractured his hip in a fall from a school house.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Marion Kinney
Wreckers Finish Clearing N Y C Tracks East of Goshen
At 11 this morning the New York Central Elkhart wrecking crew finished clearing tracks two miles east of Goshen where 21 west bound freight cars derailed after a journal broke. Rain slowed work and damage is pegged above 3000 dollars with 400 feet of track torn. One carload radiators and one carload strawboard suffered major damage. four loaded and 17 empty cars were unfit for use until repairs.
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New York Central
Freight offices close Tuesday for Decoration Day
The New York Central and Big Four freight offices will be closed all day Tuesday, Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Big Four
Wrecked Auto Seized By Goshen Police In Crossings Crash
Goshen police hold a four passenger Patterson coupe wrecked at Main street crossing by a New York Central wrecker. M J Rademacher of Milwaukee claims a mortgage on the car and Edward Brown is said owner. Pszychocki, driver, remains in critical condition at Goshen hospital with head injuries.
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Uvon
M. J. Rademacher
Milwaukee
Wis
Goshen
New York Central
Main Street
Noel & Waltz
Rademacher
Edward Brown
Joe Psazychocki
Wilwamkee
Goshen Hospital
KE. E. Ash
New York Central Railroad
J. A. Snapp
Szychocki
Brown
Madison
South Bend
Pszychocki
Pittsburgh
Wilhelmina Redman
Engman Matthews Co Expands Range Production
Engman-Matthews Co is turning out 30 ranges daily at its plant with 80 workers and plans to boost staff to 100 plus. May orders exceed 1,200 ranges, signaling rapid production growth.
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Engman-Matthews Co
Engman-Matthews Range Company
New Paris Greys to play Foraker after Memorial Day
The New Paris Greys schedule a game with Foraker at New Paris on Sunday after the Memorial day celebration. Phone numbers 31 and 572 provided for contact and delivery before seven if the Democrat carrier misses you.
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New Paris Greys
Foraker
New Paris
Goshen approves high school building contracts amid cost cuts
Goshen board of education awards three contracts for the new high school on a $15,000 site with H B Construction of Elkhart, Goshen Plumbing Heating, and Shuler Electric winning bids totaling 272 835 50. The gym is excluded and may be funded later. Ground breaking set for Memorial Day with a bond issue of 240 000 sold plus a 14 000 premium.
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Goshen City
Cosmo C. Fenwood
Flkchart
Hubert Miller
Goshen
Board of Education
Blundays
Board, of Education
Goshen High School
Pathe Company
Motion Picture
James 8. Drake
Elkhart
J. F. Wild & Company
Indianapolis
John and
Jildon Hostetler
Leander Hostetler
Cleveland
Lrothers
Brothers
Harland Hostetler
Rock Run Mills
Lloyd Burris
Legal Couusel
J. W. Foreman
Elwood & Miller
Beard
Messrs Hostetler
H. & B. Construction Company
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New York
E. W. Morgan
Jol H. Bartlett
W. Irving Glover
W. E. Cochran
School of Music
Irvin R. Detweiler
Daily Democrat
Memorial Dar
House
M’cray
S. W. Witmer
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