Chang Tso Lin Faces Revolt in Manchuria
Associated Press reports General Chang Tso Lin’s troops along the Chinese Eastern railroad have mutinied in favor of General Wu Pei Fu after defeats near Weking. Severe fighting at several stations widens civil strife as Wu’s forces threaten to invade and cut Chang’s communications.
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Associated Press
Harden
Manchuria
Chang Tso-lin
Wu Dei-fn
Chang
Weking
Wii
Wupow
Chibli
Shang ‘Tso-Lin
Mukkden
Mukden
Wu Pei
Peking Faces National Cash Crunch Appeals Provinces
Peking announces a financial crisis and inability to meet ordinary expenses. Finance Minister Tung Kang appeals provinces to remit revenues owed to the federal government, seeking five million dollars by the first of the month to pay government employees. Only a few thousands remain in the treasury, risking embarrassment if aid is not provided.
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Peking
Umatle
Figiniee
Tung Kang
Relatives of Men Hurt in Automobile Crash Gather in Goshen
Joseph Pszycbecki of Milwaukee injured when his four passenger Paterson coupe was struck by a New York Central wrecker train at the Main street crossing. His condition is grave with little recovery expected, while Edward d. Grown also of Milwaukee the wrecked car owner will soon leave Goshen hospital. Brown, seeking marriage with Miss Wilhelmina Redman of Pittsburgh, is recovering and a son in Pittsburgh is noted.
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Joseph Pszycbecki
Milwaukee
Wis
Paterson
New York Central Railroad
Main Street
Goshen Hospital
Pszychocki
Tszychockis
Edward d. Grown
Mr. Brown
Joseph Beer
M. J. Rademacher
Wilhelmina Redman
Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh
Brown
Miss Redman
Locate Charley Ross In Ward Murder Case
William J. Fallon says he has been in touch with Charley Ross believed wanted in the Ward Peters murder case. A mysterious message and a call from a woman claiming to be Ross’s sister followed Fallon’s departure from his office after a misdial.
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Charley Ross
Ward
New York
William J. Fallon
Clarence Peters
Massachusetts
Walter S. Ward
Peters
White Plains
Fallo
Ross
Death of Mrs Mason D Wells Noted in Benton Harbor
Maria Word reports the death in Benton Harbor of Mrs Mason D Wells wife of a well known Big Four conductor and former resident of Go. Local obituaries note her passing today and acknowledge her husband’s prominent railway position.
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Mes
Mason D
Wells
Benton Harbor
Mason D. Wells
Big Four
Auto Race Widens Lead As Indianapolis 500 Looms Tomorrow
Indianapolis crowds gather as the 10th annual 500 mile race nears at the speedway. Howard Wilcox and fellow entrants including Frank Davidson Jack Curtner William Gardner qualify for the field of 30 plus, with practice speeds around 100 mph. Officials estimate record attendance may be broken.
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Indianapolis
Howard Wilcox
Speedway
Edward Edinburne
Detroit
American Automobile Association
Wilcox
Frank Davidson
Jack Curtner
William Gardner
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wiliam Gardner
Tommy Milton
Ralph de Palma
Jimmy Murphy
Jules Goux
Jules Eliingboe
Leon Dusry
Murphy
Milton
de Palma
Durant
Supreme Court Rules Organized Baseball Not In Interstate Commerce
The Supreme Court today held that organized baseball as run by professional clubs under the national agreement is not in interstate commerce and clubs are not liable under the Sherman Act. It reverses a verdict for the Baltimore Federal League club seeking 240000 in damages and clears organized baseball of the claims.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Baltimore Club
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Irish factions clash as fighting erupts in Ireland
In Belfast district Belleek and Mageerencus Castle see heavy fighting between the Irish Republican Army and Ulster Special Constabulary. Five republicans and one constable are reported killed. Attacks target Belleck village, Cullingtree road barracks, and police searches follow as arrests and ammunition seizures occur.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Ulster Special Constabulary
Donegal
Fermanagh
Belleek
Ulster Police
Belleck Village
Mageerencus Castle
Belleck
Free State
Lough Erne
Cullingtree Road
Falls Road
Crown
Phone 31 or 57 before seven o'clock
The note instructs calling numbers 31 or 57 ahead of seven o'clock if the Democrat carrier misses you. It reads as a brief, terse reminder likely from a local notice or schedule.
Goshen High School Site Groundbreaking Planned Tomorrow
The Goshen city board of education recently bought a former Farmington addition parcel for 15000 as the site of a 280000 high school to be finished by August 15 1923. A 10 50 am groundbreaking will open ceremonies with students officials and the public assembling at the high school for a parade led by the Goshen High School band and a decorated plow.
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Farmington
Purl Street
Goshen City
Goshen
John and
Eldon Hostetler
Elkhart
Leander Hostetler
Cleveland
H. & RB. Construction Company
Fifth
Jefferson Streets
Goshen High School
Rotary
Kiwanis
Pathe
Indiana Weather Forecast Tonight Through Tuesday
Daily government thermometer report by S W Witmer shows fair conditions for Indiana with a likely moderate temperature. Tonight and Tuesday are expected to be partly cloudy with no major precipitation.
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S. W. Witmer
Cindiana
McCumber Bonus Plan Favored by Senate Committee
The Senate finance committee showed strong support for the McCumber soldiers bonus plan and deferred a formal vote until Wednesday to allow amendments. Debate included Smoot paid up insurance while land settlement features were dropped, with no cash bonus discussed due to lack of funds. A favorable committee report was anticipated, potentially placing the bill on the calendar and challenging tariff legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
McCumber
House
Senate
Harding
Smoot
Watson
Indiana
McNary
Oregon
Finance Committee
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
War Department
Fish Lake Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Hamilton Indiana
Fire destroyed the three story Fish Lake hotel in Hamilton on Sunday with about 10000 in losses. Firemen from Auburn Waterloo and Butler aided, saving nearby buildings including the electric light plant garage and department store. The blaze started around 7 am, likely from a range cook stove in the basement. The property was owned by A B Reaner and daughter and rented to Jerome Hobson. A few pieces of furniture were saved.
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Hamilton
Ind
Fish Lake
A. B. Reaner and Daughter
Jerome Hobson
Auburn
Waterloo
Butler
Nine Year Old Boy Attempts Arson at Elkhart Restaurant
A nine year old boy tried to burn the Main restaurant in Elkhart last Friday by lighting paper in a lavatory. Flames were found before significant damage. The boy said he did it just because and has prior trouble on record.
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Elkhart
Bondsman demands Murphy and Mader resign from council
Chicago May 29 Thomas Carey millionaire brick maker who posted the bonds for Fred Mader and Tim Murphy demands they quit control of the Building Trades Council. Mader balks until next Friday and Carey warns he will void his bond if they do not resign. Con Shea remains jailed as efforts to free him continue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Thomas Carey
Fred Mader
Building Trades Councils
Big Tim’ Murphy
Carey
Mader
Murphy
Building Trades
Big 9
Tim
Building Trades Council
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Con” Shea
Sheah
Saul
Memorial Day Observed With Services and Parades
Memorial Day will be observed with a 1:15 p.m. parade led by Goshen High School band, and graves of veterans from multiple wars decorated at Oak Ridge cemetery. Rev. Dr. James L. Gardiner of South Bend will speak for Howell Post No. 90 GA RR. Civil war veterans and W A C members will ride in automobiles. Goshen Post No. 30 American Legion and other units march. Earlier services were held at Jackson and Brown's cemeteries with addressing by local pastors and veterans attendance. 21 graves across four wars decorated at New Paris ME church.
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Oak Ridge Cemetery
James L. Gardiner
South Bend
Howell Post
G A
G. A. Rt. Hall
Goshen High School
Goshen
American Legion
151St Infantry
Brown’s Cemetery
Strubel
Middleburg
New Paris
Blizzard Freed of Treason Charge in Jefferson County
In Charles Town West Virginia on May 29 Bill Blizzard a young mine official was acquitted of treason by a Jefferson County circuit court jury after a six hour ten minute deliberation. The verdict sparked cheers in the court room and on the streets as court adjourned. The trial followed a tentative postponement deal in Logan county armed march cases and Wilburn was set for a June 12 murder trial.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Bill
Circuit Court of
Jefferson
Logan County
Per Wilburn
Wage Cuts Hit 400000 Rail Maintenance Workers
The railroad labor board ordered a 1 to 5 cent an hour wage reduction effective July 1 affecting about 400000 maintenance of way workers plus pending actions for 500000 shopmen 200000 clerks and other staff. The order aims to fund maintenance while sustaining higher wages than most industries for common labor despite opposition from the union federation and maintenance officials.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Brotherhood of Maintenance Employees Reacts to WLB Rate Cut
National officers planned an executive session at their Detroit headquarters to consider the United States Railway Labor Board’s recent reduced wage scale. Grand President KE OE Grable called the cut a disappointment and unwarranted at this time.
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Associated Press
Detroit
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
E. F. Grable
United States Railway Labor Board
Brotherhood of Maintenance
Eof
Wabash Section Hand Killed at Lakeville
William Kirkendall a Wabash railroad section hand of Lakeville was killed near Lakeville while assisting in moving a frog a crow bar slipped and struck him in a vital spot killing him instantly He was about 35 years and is survived by his wife.
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William Kirkendall
Lakeville
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Underwood & Underwood
Indianapolis Speedway
Democrat
Daily Democrat
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Great Britain
Dublin
Damonoetration
Goshen Plumbing and Heating Company
South Main Street
Fire Department
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Charles W. Clark
Community Service
Bondsman
S. B
Jackson Cemetery
Elkhart County
Raymer
Posals
B. M. Jewell
Railway Department
Brotherhood
Wabash
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