Harding Enters Rail Crisis Amid Anglo American Tensions
London papers discuss U S relations as Pershing heads to London for a possible Congressional Medal presentation. Geddes to act in Washington while talks resume on restoring George Washington's ancestral home and broader American involvement in South Africa.
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Associated Press
United States
Miardsten Toy
George
Washington
Nidsen
Lessig Depapesa
America
Tre
George Washrete
State T. P. A. Heads Attend Meeting of Goshen Organization
Goshen area T P A leaders gathered for a county meeting with officers including president Mervin Huuume and secretary 4 Calupere. Attendees listed several local figures and discussed organizational matters and upcoming events.
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Goshen Organization
Hight Union Miners Granted Bail in Quarry Case
Bail granted to miners from Hight Union and Nine other defendants in a disputed case connected to a mine workers union. Proceedings referenced August and September terms with a group of eight miners charged after a disorderly incident at the United Mine Workers event. Reunion notes indicate 4th Tu tHana regiment planning for a future gathering in Kendalls, with W. S. Bitner of Geshe attending.
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D4th
TutHana Regiment
Kendalls Tile
Owas
Ligonier
Bitner
Geshe
Festival Promoter Taken to Jail at County Fair
A promoter at a fall festival and race at the Eiktart county fair was jailed after an incident during Tuesday night events. Details of the arrest and charges are unclear in the fragmented text.
W. W. Kercher Home Damaged by Morning Fire
A fire severely damaged the W. W. Kercher residence this morning. Investigators ruled the blaze accidental with flames starting near the bedroom area and quickly spreading to furnishings. No injuries were reported. the home sustained extensive smoke and water damage.
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W. W. Kercher
House votes to oppose increase in membership
The House rejected a bill to raise its size from 450 to 460 members by a 146 142 vote after nine hours of debate. Rep Fairfield of Indiana led opposition arguing the chamber is unwieldy and extra seats would not boost efficiency. Leaders warned no action likely this session.
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HOUSE
Associated Press
T Washington
Bso
Fairfield
Tudia
Cnsus Committee
Siegel
Inc
Vasing
Aso
Petise
Two Men Jailed for Stealing Elkhart Car
A Battle Creek jail report states two men were arrested for stealing a car in Elkhart and later jailed on related charges. The case involves local authorities and follow up investigations at the Kalamaagee Kalama police action.
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Elkhart
Moses Mien
Reek
Bartle Reek
Otdpey Steele
Steden
Kalamaagee
Grosdrea
Battle Creek
Rideaour
British and French Agree on Silesia Settlement
British and French governments have reached perfect agreement on accepting the League of Nations recommendations for settling the Upper Silesian dispute and on measures to implement the council's decision. This understanding was reported by authoritative sources.
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Paties. Et
Poe
Council of the Tengue of Nations
Earthquake Recorded Near Chicago on Seismograph
A moderate quake lasting two and a half hours was recorded by the U S government weather bureau seismograph early today. The epicenter was reportedly lag miles southwest of Chicago, likely in the Pacific Ocean according to analysts.
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Chicago
United States Government Weather Bureau
Pacific Ocean
Correct Engraving of All Social Sta
Continued on page five. Engraving of social state items appears to be in progress with notes on formatting and accuracy.
Jail delivery thwarted at Indianapolis jail early today
Police and Sheriffs authorities believe a jail delivery attempt was stopped after Fred McKinney was arrested shortly after 5 am in the Indianapolis jail ward. McKinney allegedly aided by others sought to pass a pistol two loaded magazines and six hacksaws into the building tied to the Beechrove State Bank robbery case.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Fred McKinney
Sheri George Suider
McKinney
Mr Ninney
Esepee
Auction Club Meet Noted at Monroe Place Home
Mrs Jacob Phrovkinerton hosted her auction club at Monroe Place on Thursday correcting Friday's Democrat which had credited Mrs Hh Newell with the event.
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Jacob Phrovkinerton
Monroe Place
Hh Newell
Democrat
Mysterious Los Angeles Death Involved Alias Lewis
A body washed ashore in Venice California is linked to Selonteny Vagus Lewis of Groshen who used his brother Hinbert Lewis’s name. Coroner terms death not due to drowning though suspected foul play. Wife Miss Baller from South Workin and others discussed alibis and city ties.
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Califtir Pimes
Selonteny Vagus
Lewis
Groshen
Venice
Calif
Los Angeles
Hinbert Lewis
Goshen
Las
Mrr
Mr. Laowis
Miarrsarer Fuiler
South
Probert
George
Nina Lewis
Gaede
Tlencedis
Mir
Captain Hobson to Speak for Prohibition at Local Church
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson of Evanston and former U S congressman will speak at the First Methodist Church Monday evening about prohibition. The Spanish American War hero rose to national prominence after sinking the Merrimac, and Montgomery Journal lauds his bravery and literary promise.
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Richmond Pearson T Hobson
Evanston
Alabama
United States Navy
Captain Robes
Santiago
Montgomery
Dlobsen
Dart
Public Service Body Fixes Appraisal Rates
The Todiana put lie services commission reviewed property belonging to the company at a stated value under an appraisal. A petition sought lower rates charged by the company, arguing the charges were unjustified as presented. The commission faced a petition with no clear prospect of relief.
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Todiana
Lie Services Commission
Vas
Tiashenmooty, Uskine
Baefere
Catia
Enriy Raling
Indictments Return for Two Elkhart Men in Grand Jury
A county grand jury has indicted two men from Elkhart on unspecified charges. Details are unclear due to OCR errors in the source text. The article references names and procedural steps but lacks coherent information.
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Elkhart
New President for Kansas Union
A new acting president of the Kansas district of the United Mine Workers is expected in Pittsburg to assume charge Monday. John E. Lewis of the international organization is said to have designated a Pennsylvania official to arrive. The provisional body seeks to transact business amid a split with the suspended local leadership and miners who quit.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kas
Kansas
United Mine Workers of America
John E. Lewis
International Organization
TAN
Acerk
Phowatame Nagusi
Gail
Vieoluatins
Oritaigal
Eerborm
Spedlitstrink Court
Fle
Mach Side
Fall of Marks Weighs on Ex-Emperor and Crormia Market
The German mark slump darkens prospects for the former emperor as financial stress pushes him to cut household expenses and pursue radical reforms. The easing of the empire’s upheaval leads to staff shakeups including the dismissal of key aides and the replacement of the chief gardener by William Kinasif.
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Jmcorn
Tego
William Kinasif
Weather Forecast Highlights Slight Rain In North Region
Washington dispatch outlines weekly forecast for the Great Lakes area. Most regions expect cloudy skies and occasional showers with mild temperatures, turning colder toward week's end.
Chicago city libel suit against papers dismissed
Judge Harry Fisher sustained the Tribune demurrer in the $10,000,000 libel case brought by the city of Obiense. The court ruled the city lacked cause for action and denied amendment. The suit claimed false statements harmed Chicago's credit, naming the Tribune and the Daily News as defendants.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Harry Fisher
Chicago Tribune
Obiense
Daily News
Masked Men Terrorize Canton Residents Near Frankfort
In Frankfort today reports say masked men terrorized southern Canton residents. Their identities are unknown. last seen at Robert Marcum’s home Thursday night. A posse pursued them after an alarm spread to nearby farms. they were found hiding in a straw stack and fired upon, then fled into a cornfield.
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Frankefort
Het
Canton
Conmts
Frankfort
Robert Marcum
Fred Aftone
Wood Becomes Philippine Governor General
Leonard Wocal was sworn in today as governor general of the Philippines on arrival from Tapan and immediately assumed his duties.
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Manila
Leonard Wocal
Philippines
Tapan
Sheriff Fonda Bars Reid From Goshen Bail Bond
Sheriff Arthur W. Fonda has apported John H. Reid of Goshen riding bail.
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Arthur W. Fonda
John H. Reid
Goshen
Washington Seeks Quick End to Rail Labor Walkout Threat
President Harding assigns leadership to railroad labor board and Interstate Commerce Commission members to resolve wage and rate disputes. A White House meeting aims at averting walkouts as unions warn of possible nationwide disruption and a key machinists group threatens action if pace worsens.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Literstate Com- Wmv
Labor Board
White House
Iuterstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce
J Ton O
Ben W. Topper
Opresiden
Poublic
Win Lace W. Tlarm
Rubber Beard Girertis
Win Wo Jolasen
Lutermartisaal Assechition Oof
Geboe
Theo Oradiwas
Railroad unions ready secret vote on nationwide strike plan
Sixteen national railroad unions authorized officers to call a walkout if advisable. Details cite dates and routes for staged strikes across ten roads starting soon, with actions every 45 hours until unions concede or strike broadens. Leaders warn it could become history’s greatest rail stoppage.
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CTEEC
Rilroad
Clo
Miaanien
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Menenncrd Todny
Bis
Orseniz Accois
Char the Brotherhoods
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