Lloyd George Signals Irish Question Test And Union Split
Prime Minister Lloyd George plans a Wednesday House test on the Irish question amid rising unionist defection. News reports forecast a strong coalition majority may endure while Sinn Fein negotiations loom, with factional shifts signaling a potential independent conservative faction forming under A. Henar Law.
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Lloyd George
London
Get
Centrenut
Db Begiaites
Othe
Belel
Treland
Sinn Fein
Luc
A. Henar Law
Goavat Fespedere
Vassrise Orf Eeotamaicanisn
Tues
Pershing Arrives to Greet Marshal Foch
General John J. Pershing arrives in New York aboard a liner to greet Allied Supreme Commander Ferdinand Foch. The two leaders are met on the dock as ships and guards form a ceremonial welcome for the distinguished visitors.
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Pershing
Marshal Foch
George Washington
Jobo
Fo Pershing
Marshal Fool
Stearaoshin Puerte
Aupertein Desta
Rieth-Riley Company Prevails In Personal Injury Suit
A jury verdict in favor of the Rieth Riley Construction Company awarded $1,247.50 damages to Donald Chister of Sawyer Michigan, represented by Jessie Chidister, after a brakeman on a Rieth Riley project train was injured during highway work near South Bend. The trial, handled by Acting Judge A S Zook, was moved to court due to the plaintiff’s status as a minor. The company will pay the judgment of $2,852.50 without further contest. Tkahl and Deahl represented the plaintiff.
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Donald &, Chister
Sawyer
Mich
Jessie Chidister
Tieth Riley Construction
Ce Saauins Liere Galay
A. S. Zook
South Bend
Rieth-Riley Company
Tkahl & Deahl
U S Marshal Subpoenas Witnesses Here Today
Deputy U S Marshal Frank Liew of Indianapolis subpoenaed witnesses in the Bl F Dehli and El Merrice W Db Wider tax cases scheduled for trial before Judge Anderson in the United States district court in Indianapolis Wednesday Nov 16.
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U. Os
Frank &. Liew
Indianapolis
F. Dehli
EL Merrice W. Db
Anderson
United States District Court
Reed Forcing Vote On Bonus Bill And Tax Amendment
Senator Reed of Missouri moved to force a Senate vote on the soldier bonus bill shelved by President Harding. He also proposed an amendment to the tax revision bill to tax excess profits and dedicate revenue to a special fund for veteran bonuses.
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Reed
T Associated Press
Washington
Missouri
Senate
Harding
Servier
Coastal freighter incident near Cape Bigtters reported
In Seattle a damaged message states the freighter West Pos incident occurred off Cape Bigtters. The crew, including a Mrs Harrisuege, were reported missing as searches commence at midnight with authorities investigating in the early morning.
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Seattle
Property dispute over residence on Wikson Avenue
A brief notice describes a residence property matter tied to Jennie Mo Solt and the Pepser agency. Details are sparse with fragmented names and locations on Wikson Avenue, indicating a handling or filing related to property or tenancy.
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Woow
Pepser
Jennie Mo Solt Bias Seldb
Wikson Avenue
Masi
RL Oo
Distinguished Guests Attend Regional Conference
Portier Pocquier Vendredos of Grecords in America arrives to engage with Atgeniedith people and study osechil and political conditions. General Ding of Italy, a WWI commander, attends the begion convention as military adviser at the district conference.
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America
Ding Tender
Amd Aero
Cyclist Event Draws 83 Entries Despite Cold Weather
The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs organize a large bicycle event with 83 entries from multiple schools. Honorary referees include Woe EE a hari Tes and Carl A Dienbarger. The page lists many participants and officials, with start and finish lines set along Mats street and nearby corners.
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Naver
Ostien
Forensar
Selaweds Os
Fl Speehis
Wawanis Et al, ML
Rotara Adibo Amd
Eben
Cannugpity Rerview
Fesepdh Barrell
Caneuheree
Pinish Carlton
Dienbarger
Atodletie Counien
Community Servics
Mifhen O Partta
Ninereina Beater
Brovds King
Coaster Chamber of Campers
Udvde Pichering
Pouteline
Chork Et Corrs
Shep Tarra
Canmiinus
Thorf Barnhart
King
Editer
Jande Carnell
Cromer
Kiwanis Claboo
Casteller
Vie
Joshien Cente
Vernon Wells Clings to Life as Brother Recovers
Deputies report Vernon Wells remains in a dying condition after a shooting in Hikbart. His brother is recovering, and Wells was injured while attempting to secure property during the incident. The injured man is in Genarat hospital, described as weakening with each hour.
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Vernon Wells
Puignapedis
Heather
John Weols
Didisas Wolis
Bers
House Censure on Rep. T. L. Blanton
The House of Representatives censured Rep. T L Blanton after a heated debate on a two thirds vote. Blanton retained his seat by a narrow margin amid heavy procedural turnout and publicized remarks from Speaker and colleagues.
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T. L. Blanton
Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Terkay von Thomas
Menther
Texas
House
Ambandell
Desuder
Pexas
Bhanten
Amin
Garrett
Biantet
Biantet Collapsed. He Agudekiv
Niabowits Taek
Mass Choir to Sing at Reformation Service
A chaotic OCR passage references a mass choir singing at a Reformation service. It mentions individuals like Miss Naf and Miss Helen with unclear roles. The text overall is garbled and lacks coherent details or dates.
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Mass Chotr
Attempt Recall of North Dakota Governor
A fragmented report outlines a push by a faction calling itself the Independent Voters’ Association to recall North Dakota officials. The piece notes the bid includes oaths of office and endorsements by a nonpartisan league, with proposed laws submitted for voter action.
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Assocated Press
Acaduet
United States
Lela Tesias
North Dakota
Nor
Ebxyne Frazier
Oath
Waewsures
President Returns From Fractured Fridye Night
The president returns from the White House to participate in a regular Friday evening gathering. The scrambled text references various locations and events, noting attendance and a meeting at the White House.
Death by Own Action Follows State Bank Crash
Jury expected to return verdict of death by own action in the case involving Istiaie Taydor, vice president of the insolvent Newburg Bank. State Bank crash details include a throat wound and a body found near Yaunkee Town. Marie Marrill, daughter of Robert Marrill, a Yankeetown horse trader, is noted in the surrounding report.
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Coreher Krickhouse
Warrick County
Istiaie Taydor
Newburg
Teel
Yaunkeetown
Frider Meriius
Yaxylor
Marie Marrill Os
Robert Marri
Yankeetown
Henderson
Worn Engaged in Shoplifting At Genshen Store
A person was caught shoplifting at a Genshen store after attempting to leave with a fur piece and a silk dress. Security intervened and the incident prompted a response from store staff.
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Genshen
Delegates Return From Michigan Sunday School Convention
Ter, El oA Certenter and W Stine returned from Kalamae Michigan where they attended the 61st Michigan state Sunday school convention. The event drew record interest and enthusiasm, though Ludinghana still holds the all time registration record with 3825 at Tipaxette six years ago.
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Ter
EL Oa. Certenter
W. Stine
Kalamae
Mich
Michigan
Ludliang
Ato Amy
Tafaxette
Weather in Indiana Rain Tonight and Saturday
Indiana forecast calls for rain tonight with a colder trend by Saturday afternoon. Temperatures drop as a cold front moves through the region.
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Indiana
Surrender Demand for Charles During 36 Hour Ultimatum
Prague reports a Little Entente plan to force ex Emperor Charles to surrender within 36 hours with an ultimatum likely to be sent today Hungary may face interning the former emperor. Estates of royalist leaders to be confiscated while ministers seek martial law in eastern districts amid rising unrest.
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Associated Press
Prague
Charles
Prince Widisch-Graery
Weer
Hungary
Holland
Julius Andrassy
Hakevish
Albert Apponyi
Cuzech
Slovakia
M. G en Hays In Pennsylvania Train Wreck
General Hays and Postmaster General Poe were shaken when an express train crashed into a local train in heavy fog at the Manhattan Transfer New Jersey. Officials reported no serious injuries though Hays worried about inspector Simmons who was also present investigating mail robberies.
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Manhattan Transfer
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Hays
Hush Simmons
Post Office Department
Elkhart School Board Hears Flooding Stories From Eight Boys
The Elkhart city board of education held a special session until after midnight to hear statements from eight Elkhart high school students who entered the building, turned on taps, and flooded several rooms causing heavy damage. Adjournment to Saturday for more evidence.
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Elkhart City Board of Education
Elkhart High School
Beard
Stockholders Reelect Board at Goshen Improvement Meeting
Goshen Improvement Company stockholders meet in a formal gathering to reelect the board of directors and officers. About 500 stockholders hold two thirds representation. 1250 shares issued at 100 dollars par. The firm plans to erect a plant for Eneman Matthews Range Company and owns 15 acres nearby.
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Goshen DuprovenWenk
Luasp Uight
Bengman- Matthews Range Company
Harry AL Pngman
Samuel F. Spohn
Benjamin FL Peahl Cart DD
Britton and Maude Birdsell Engman
Harry A. Engman, Jr
Benjamin FL Deahl
Sammuel FL Spohn
Carl P Pritton
Othe Eneman- Matthews Range Company
Ato Ostock
Oto
Eneman-Matthews
Enemane Matthews
Illinois Sleuth Tracks Kraft in Morrison to Goshen
Private detective Lyons of Rantoul pursues Bhirebl Kraft, suspected of stealing a car. Kraft reportedly drove from Morrison to Goshen, with a woman accompanying him. authorities say Kraft fled after the theft, spending time in Morrison and surrounding Illinois towns as they investigate the case.
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Dy Lyons
Rantoul Hh
Bhirebl Kraft
Detin Kear
Morrison
Cheft
Q Ferd Automobile
Rarmteul
Goshen
Uyvar
Geophedroge
Hin
Rensberser
Lyons
Anip Ds
Kolowar
Ringpteai Kraft
Krarg
Illinois
Tislay
Davens
Jackson
Kraft
Schwab says business mood to improve after downturn
Charles M. Schwab tells the annual banquet of the National Paint and Varnish Association that he is not alarmed by current business weakness. He predicts the depression will place the industry in a firmer, surer position for the future.
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Schwab
Charles Mo Schwab
National
OL and Varnish Association
Morntiss
Abbott to Practice Law with Burris in City
Frank P. Abbott of this city will practice law with J. Burris starting next Monday. They succeed Howard K. Inebuit who retired to open an office in Navpane. Inebuit may change his plans. Read the Democrat's classified ads.
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Frank P. Ablett
J. Burrix
Howard K. Tnebuit
Inebuit
Recall Orders Signal End of Big Five Railroad Strike
President Harding welcomed the halt of the threatened strike as Big Five railroad unions dispatch recall orders to switchmen trainmen conductors and others. Ben Hooper’s labor hearing appearance is cited as the turning point while chiefs credit wage and rate provisions as proof of victory.
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Somikar
Ben W. Hooper
Ounion
Railroad strike called off circulates to chairmen
Cleveland Oct 28. Messages from the general offices of the brotherhoods of train men engineers and firemen directed chairmen to notify members that the proposed railroad strike had been called off. Toe Stone and Carter were in Chicago drafting a circular explaining the reasons for the action and were expected back tomorrow morning.
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Cleveland
Qet
Brotherhoods of
Toe
Stone
Carter
Chicago
Railroad Strike Calloff Not Yet Dispatched
Chicago observers report the code word to end the railroad strike had not been sent to the International and Great Northern train men who walked off last Saturday. The calloff was postponed pending details of when workers may return to duty.
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Chicago
International
Great Northern
Railroad pays overtime to Hooper under disputed rule
Chicago Oct 28 Dr A Worthington president of the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western railroad informed Ben W Hooper a member of the railroad labor board that the road would pay time and a half for overtime dating from August 1 when it was eliminated until the board makes a definite ruling.
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Chicago
DR. A. Worthington
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Western Railroad Today
Ben. W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Government Was Ready
Chicago dispatch notes complete plans were prepared with preparations mentioned in a brief header and continued coverage on page four.
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Chicago
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