Anxiety over Irish talks and pope message sparks tension
scrambled OCR notes describe fear and negotiation strain amid Irish inquiry, with references to Pope, Lloyd George terms, and a session in Dublin. Mentions of election possibilities and various entities appear amid damaged lines.
Four Injured in East of Mishawaka Auto Crash
Four persons were injured in an automobile accident east of Mishawaka. The report details names and ages of the injured, the extent of injuries, and machine damage. medical aid was given at the scene before transportation.
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Blue Nose Victor in Fisherman's Race
Halipan, famed Blue Nose of Tannenburg, won the fisherman's race against Elsie of Gloucester in the North Atlantic event. Elsie led at halfway, with the result marking a notable victory in the international contest.
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Train Service Continues Amid Texas Walk-out Despite Strikes
Palestine Texas reports a three day strike by train crews with passenger and freight service largely restored. Authorities say no immediate orders to end the walkout. union members expect negotiations to continue.
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Blesser resigns from Goshen College position
At Goshen College chapel exercises Professor C B Blesser resigns his post after years of service. An executive committee of the board of education discussed the removal and future agriculture department plans as President and trustees adjourned the meeting.
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Dauman Attacks Stephenson Move In Indiana Gas Case
The Indiana public service commission dismissed a petition by Willard J. Stephenson seeking lower gas rates for Goshen residents. The action followed a dispute over whether the city should restore old rates after alleged improvements and a prior agreement.
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Supreme Court Refuses to Review A C Townley Case
The Supreme Court declines to hear review of the A C Townley Case in a decision announced today. The case involves taxes and duties linked to a corporate matter with references to organizational leadership and imprisonment timelines.
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Elkhart Boy Hart suffers kidney removal after play
Albert Eagleburn 2, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Fugleburt of Elkhart, lies in Geneva hospital in dangerous condition after an operation to remove his ruptured left kidney. The injury occurred during a Mishawaka high school football game Saturday between Bis hart and Mishawaka. The teen is a popular student and the city is shocked by the accident. Doctors hope for a recovery.
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Des Moines Street Cars Resume After 75 Day Pause
Des Moines street car service, halted for 75 days, is scheduled to resume at 4 o clock this afternoon. The city will also consider a proposed new franchise on third reading today, with voters to decide next month.
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Guilty Plea in Liquor Law Violation Case
O R Shanholt pleaded guilty before Judge Adi Tite in superior court to liquor law violations. Sentenced to jail with fines and costs. Fifteen gallons of illicit liquor confiscated and Whicker released. noted involvement in a Dabber demonstration in Elkhart Sepp ne. Edward Colfender of Elkhart, charged with bootlegging, on trial before Judge Hile.
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Bad Check Man Taken In South Bend Arrest
Daniel Peterson, 22, labeled a bad check man, is under arrest in South Bend amid local complaint. Demerrat advertising notice appears in the scene as background detail.
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Weather in Indiana Warmer and Cloudy Outlook
Fair and warmer tonight then Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness. Unsettled conditions expected in the latter part of the period.
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Strike threat eases as unions join in refusal to quit
The Associated Press reports 15 6900 signalmen followed nine other standard unions in voting to stay at work, limiting potential rail strikes to 475000 train service employees. Leaders worry about missing spokespeople as big five unions stay split and labor board seeks a settlement to avert a walkout.
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Mediation Proposed to End West Virginia Mine Dispute
Phillip Murray of the United Mine Workers proposed Senate Education and Labor Committee mediation to resolve the West Virginia mining controversy between coal miners and operators. The inquiry by a subcommittee resumed as witnesses prepared to present the workers view and discuss feuding parties and incidents.
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Obituary: Wissen TP Desi Dies of Heart Failure at Home
Wissen TP Desi, 55, of Fertey Mien formerly of Natooiee, died at home of heart failure. The funeral was held at the home of Mes. Miurrtia MeQeatehiin with burial in the local cemetery.
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Unknown Soldier Ceremony At Arlington Memorial Falls Silent
Sergeant Younger selects the unknown soldier from the Rhine army remains to lie in Arlington National Cemetery. The ceremony in a dim chapel gathers officers and troops as flowers are laid on the casket draped in American colors. The guarded event pays tribute to the fallen warrior with solemn remarks from military leaders.
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Hympla Arrives At Havre From Marne Battlefield
The US cruiser Hympla reached Havre today bearing the remains of a fallen American soldier from the Marne front. The ship will convey the hero’s remains and honor to the United States.
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Veliva Addresses Crowd in South Bend at Zion City Leader Talk
More than a thousand residents gathered in the South Bend high school auditorium to hear Veliva, general overseer of the Christian Catholic Apostolic church at Zion City, deliver remarks last night. The event drew attendees from local community groups and highlighted the church's influence in the area.
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Nappanee Kiwanis Club Plans Event With Niles Exchange Members
The Nappanee Kiwanis club will entertain two members of the Exchange library of Niles Wednesday afternoon. Read The Democrat Want Ads for more details. Attorney General Daugherty visited the White House today amid reports of a formal survey on the railroad strike situation.
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Nation warned to take charge of King Charles.
Budapest reports say former Emperor Charles followers are losing ground as Hungarian forces gain success against Carlists. Ambassadors’ Council prepares demands and Britain reserves right to back the Entente in actions to expel Charles, with talks in Paris and Vienna noting the casus belli stakes.
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Truce Sought in Hungary to Halt Bloodshed as Charles Forces Advance
Vienna dispatches report a tentative truce between Hungarian government troops led by Horthy and supporters of former Emperor Charles IX to avert further bloodshed. The Hungarian side claims to resist Charles forces and has captured 120 prisoners.
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