Ambassadors Seek Settlement of Italian Greek Conflict
Paris reports in September 2004 that ambassadors may settle the Greco Italian dispute through a council decision. Mussolini allegedly may shun the invitation. Greek naval moves to the Gulf of Voila are viewed as restraint, while Jauma and Corfu actions are treated separately for talks. Geneva notes League talks fail to reach assembly consensus, awaiting council action to preserve the League.
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Paris
Othe Greco
Council of Ambassadors
London
Mussolini
Aimbassadors’ Council
League of Nations
Ambassadors’ Council
Gulf of Voila
Greece
Italy
Jauma
Corfu
Geneva
PooRfforts
League of Nations Cannel
Assembly
Tasgie of Nations
Monteverde Notes On Diplomatic Strains In League
Fragmentary dispatches reveal tensions as Brazil considers withdrawing from the League of Nations over foreign minister disputes. Italy and Paraguay are described as urging cautious stance while Prague delegation seeks prudent alignment amid the ongoing debate.
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Monteverde
Adviers
Reme
Trnenay
Brazil
League of Nations
Draugnavan
Pio
Confiscation orders spark worry in occupied city
Authorities ordered seizure of all native art and weapons held by residents amid tension in the occupation. The city remains quiet but anxious about how long the control will last and what it means for Italians and British subjects alike.
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Amus
Cored
Tprattin Vec Pation
Tite
Artis
Assassination Plot Claims Reach Trieste Dispatch
From Triest a dispatch to the Popolo Italia reports the Greek government is pursuing alleged Italian mission assassins. Police have arrested several suspects at Janina and along the Albanian frontier. two are named among those suspected. Authorities vow to seize the remaining conspirators.
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Milan
Popoele Italia
Mapssolimi
Triest
Telegratis
Valleds
Men’s Apparel Store to Open Tomorrow
George Higgins and Jack Throck Morton will open a men’s apparel shop at 208 South Main Street tomorrow evening from 7:30 to 10. The building, owned by Throck Morton, is finished in French grey with modern furniture. The proprietors bring trade experience and forecast strong prospects.
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George Higgins
Jack Throckmorton
South Main Street
Throckmorton
McCray To Reward 13th District By Utility Appointment
South Bend leaders say Gov McCray will name a 13th district appointee to the state utility board. With Mayor Seeblirt declining, J Crumpacker and L W Hammond are discussed as candidates, both seasoned in utility-related legal matters. Henry L Humrichhouser of Plymouth is also active as a candidate for the post.
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South Bend
Ind
McCray
Seeblirt
J. Crumpacker
St. Joxen
L. W. Hammond
Henry L. Humrichhouser
Plymouth
Anthracite Talks in Harrisburg Show Little Change
Operators and miners union reps resumed talks with Governor Pinchet in Harrisburg today over settlement terms after September 1 shutdown. Leaders from both sides reported little change as sessions adjourned at 12:50 until 2:30 this afternoon.
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Harrisburg
Pinchet
Wawasee Extends Best Season in History This Year
Wawasee's hotels and halls report a record season with full occupancy all summer. Resorters begin departing as guests head home after the peak period.
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Wawasee
Prohi Head Seeks $10 Million for Enforcement
Washington Sept 6 The Prohibition Commission asks the Budget Bureau for a 10 million appropriation to fund federal work enforcing prohibition next year, plus 500000 for narcotic drug law enforcement. The requests would expand field agents and staff in Washington and regional offices if approved, with the current enforcement fund at 40 million. Exact number of agents to be added remains undecided.
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Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Fer
Prohibition Forces
Budget Bureau
President
Golden Rule Sheriff Killed in Gun Duel Near Petoskey
Will Purple 34 known as the golden rule sheriff of Emmett county is dead after a gun duel on Joseph Grosskopf farm near Wequeton oing golf links. Grosskopf is reported near death from multiple wounds. Purple had gone to seize an automobile. Grosskopf fired a shotgun first, Purple returned fire with a revolver. Purple served three terms as sheriff and reformed county prison practices including farming out prisoners to dependents.
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Petoskey
Mich
Will Purple
Emmett County
Joseph Grosskopf
Grosskopfs Farm
Wequetou
Purple
Grosskopf
Japanese Relief Fund Appeal by City Officials
Mayor George H. Rumpler calls residents to donate to the Japanese Relief fund, aiding victims of the disaster in Japan. Contributions should be made payable to J. B. Forgan Jr., treasurer, and sent to the Joe Service Company office for Red Cross supervision.
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Japan
American Red Cross
J. B. Forgan, Jr
Joe Service Company
Geo. H. Rlmpler
Indiana Kiwanis District Head Speaks at Goshen Club
Dr. Burton I. Meyers president of the Indiana Kiwanis district addressed Goshen’s Alderman club at noon, reviewing state group aims and the upcoming South Bend convention. He noted Bloomington as his home and IU Medical School role, with next week’s meeting shifted for full convention attendance and local delegates named.
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Burton I. Meyers
Indiana Kiwanis District
Goshen Club
South Bend
Elup
Meyers
Bloomington
Indiana University School of Medicine
Fort Wayne Prosecutor Offered State Public Service Post
Fort Wayne lawyer Louis F. Crosby of Allen County disclosed he was offered a seat on the state public service commission by Gov McCray and likely to accept. Crosby, 32, is completing his first term as Allen County prosecuting attorney and plans to confer with the governor in the capital.
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Fort Wayne, Ltd
Louis F. Crosby
Allen County
State Public Service Commission
McCray
Crosby
University of Michigan
New York Central Educational Train Visits Goshen
The New York Central Service-Progress Special arrives in Goshen on September 18 from Ligonier and stays until 4 pm before heading to Elkhart. A. H. Smith, president of New York Central Lines, promotes educational work with exhibits tracing transportation evolution. The train includes the De Witt Clinton engine and the famed 990 speeding record holder from 1845.
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New York Central Railroad
Goshen Tuesaday
Ligonier
Elkhart
A. H. Smith
New York Central Lines
de Witt Clinton
Elkhart Woman Seeks Divorce From Herriot Andrews
Marthe S. Andrews of Elkhart filed for divorce from Herriot A. Andrews in circuit court claiming cruelty. The couple married August 6 1922 and separated in February this year. Counts cruelty as the basis of the suit, with the complaint prepared by C A Lee.
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Marthe S. Andrews
Elkhart
Herriot A.andrews
C. A. Lee
Goshen Faces Record High Total Tax Levy Next Year
Goshen plans a total tax levy of about 4450 per 1000 assessed value, the highest ever, to cover government expenses and improvements. State levy rises from 27 to 32 cents, library and school levies adjusted, township road levy increased to 25 cents due to gravel and paving projects. County officials also cut county Agricultural Agent funds, shifting salaries partly to state and local administrations.
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Podelubee Dees
Vital
Goshen City
Indianapolis
Charles A. Cropp
Lincoln Highway
Goshen
Plymouth Road
Silver Street
Jery
Plymouth Avenue
Goxden City
Coaner
C. A. Jackson
Elkhart and Goshen
Weather in Indiana: Partly cloudy with local thundershowers
A weather bulletin for Indiana reports partly cloudy skies tonight and local thundershowers in scattered areas. Expect a gentle evening with possible brief showers and mild temperatures.
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Indiana
Chicago Man Killed in Auto Accident Near City
Samuel I Abramson 46 of Chicago died after a touring car crash on the Lincoln highway two miles west of Chicago while en route from New York to Chicago. Driver Sellsman faces manslaughter charges as others in the vehicle were injured.
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Samuel I. Abramson
Montrose Avenue
Chicago
Mearns-Knight
New York
Lincoln Highway
Goshen Hospital
Joel Sellsman
Charles C. Hicks & Company
la Salle Street
Tacoma
Abramson
Ralph Abramson
Goshen
Chicase
Sellsman
Young Alramson
EB. Vines
Minneapolis
Minn
Enrente
Vines
Young Abramson
Lloyd H. Simmons
Sictm
New York Central
Abragusen
Northwestern Avenue
Lb. Burris
East
Gosher Hospital
Red Cross Appeal for Japanese Relief in Goshen
The Goshen American Red Cross chapter appealed for funds to aid Japanese relief. Citizens are urged to respond promptly and liberally. Donations should be made to William H. Nymeyer, Red Cross treasurer, at the Salem Bank and Trust Company. Interstate Public Service Company offered its services to raise relief funds and Manager Hansen of the Jefferson theater announced 10 percent of the gross receipts from the fair week special picture would be donated to the Japanese relief fund.
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Goshen
American Red Cross
William H. Nymeyer
Red Cross
Salem Bank and Trust Company
Interstate Public Service Company
Hansen
Jefferson Theater
Goshen High School Band Plans Outdoor Concert
The Goshen high school band performs an outdoor concert at court park tomorrow night at eight. Program includes marches by R B Hall and Laurens, a Medley of old war songs, BarwyGoogle, Bohemian Girl, Fort Popham, and Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Fort Popham
R. B. Hall
Seredy
Lampe
Names of Several Victims in Yokohama Disaster
Consul Dickover reports to the state department a list of American dead and missing from Yokohama. The dead include Paul R. Cannon and A. Ingoglia of the U S Navy, Mrs H Burnell, H W Morse of the International Banking Corporation, Captain Stimson, Robert Swain, and others. Missing and likely dead include Shelley, McHenry Holbrook, and Mrs M Mendelson. About 2000 foreign refugees arrived in Kobe from Yokohama and Tokyo, with several hundred Americans among them.
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Washington
A. P
Dickover
State Department
Yokohama
Paul R. Cannon
U. S. Navy
A. Ingoglia
U. . Navy
H. ©. Burnell
San Vias
H. W. Morse
International Banking Corporation
Stimson
Steel Navigator
Robert Swain
Consus Dickever
Kobe
Tokio
Goshen High to Add Agriculture and Auto Mechanics Courses
Goshen High School will broaden its curriculum this year with new two year programs in agriculture and auto mechanics. Agriculture will be directed by Purdue graduate W C Covall under the Smith Hughes act to receive state and federal aid.
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Goshen High School
W.C. Covall
Purdue
DL. L. Kintigh
Smith Hugues
Goshen
McKinney Parole Petition Set for Next Week Hearing
Indiana news lists new cases for the state board of pardons meeting on September 10. Names include James Banks from Elkhart sentenced October 8, 1920 to 10 to 20 years, Wallace G McKinney from Gushen city court to 60 days, and Virgil Cobler alias Henry Clayton from Kosciusko county to two to 11 years. McKinney’s wife pushed for parole but his term nears completion.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Pardons
James Banks
Elkhart
Reformatory
Wallace G. MhKinney
Gushen
State Farm
Virgil Cobler
Henry Clayton
Kosciusko County
Ford's Balance Detroit Largest Cash Holding Reported
The Ford Motor Company on June 30 held total cash balance of 210,203,922 dollars, claimed to be the largest cash reserve ever reported by any industrial concern in the world.
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Detroit
A. P
Ford Motor Car Company
Eckelbarger Rites Planned After Pomona Death
Arthur Eckelbarger 38 son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Eckelbarger of southwest of Waterford and former Goshen resident died suddenly of heart trouble in Pomona California. Body to be brought to Goshen for burial with services to be announced. Survived by wife two children Harold and Kermit four brothers Violet Ernest and John of Goshen Noble of Tamora and two sisters Mrs Leo Inbody and Mrs Aaron Weldy of Goshen.
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Arthur Eekelbarger
Jacob Eckelbarger
Waterford
Goshen
Pomona
Calif
Eckelbarger
Harold
Kermit
Violet
Ernest
John
Noble
Tamora
Leo
Appeal for Japan Disaster Relief Fund Opens
An appeal to raise 000,000 as quickly as possible for Japanese disaster relief is under way. Weapons are being distributed promptly across the country, with Goshen American backing the effort.
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Japan
Naval foodstuffs shipped to Japan quake victims
Naval officials said Mare Island near San Francisco will store and ship foodstuffs immediately to Japan for earthquake sufferers under orders from Secretary Denby. The 12th Naval District officers announced the plan last night.
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Rush
San Francisco
Mare Island
Japan
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
12Th Naval District
Japanese quake toll and survivors shock Tokyo
News of the devastating earthquake reaches from Iwaki to Yokohama with reports of tens of thousands dead and hundreds of thousands homeless. Officials describe Tokyo and Yokohama as largely destroyed while relief efforts mobilize as Japan seeks rebuilding aid from Britain and the United States.
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Associated Press
Iwaki
Tokio
Osaka
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Japan
Japan Home Office
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Grace McCaules
William S. Hurd
Williamsport
Kiwanis Club
Fort Wayne
L. F. Crosby
New York Central Service
Red Cross Chapter
McKinney
FORD
Arthur Eckelbarger
Melbourne
Australia
J. B. Hawkes
United States
Russell Keays
Yamamoto
England
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