Democratic Finance Chief Testifies on Campaign Funds
James W. Gerard, head of the Democratic finance committee, testifies before the Senate campaign investigating panel. He says $2,000,000 would be enough for the national campaign, notes he has raised $128,000 so far, and discusses distributing state and local fundraising efforts. He denies a fixed limit from a single individual while rejecting a $15,000,000 sum as too large.
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Germany
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Daniel O'Day
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Arrest of Fertilizer Plant Owner on Disposing of Dead Animals
Garrett Clason, owner of the Clason Fertilizer plant west of the city, was arrested this morning on a warrant from Justice Winsler's court charging him with disposing of dead animals in an unlawful manner. Henry Drive reported the matter to authorities. Windsor Ontario September 22. Price reductions by Ford Motor Company of prices proportionate to those announced for LA S were announced today by Gordon Gregor, president of the Canadian company.
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Clasag
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Pda
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Doorn Celebrations Center on Former German Emperor
William of Hohenzollern, former German emperor, acts as focal figure in Doorn and Amerongen gala week. He donates 1000 gilders to the National Orange celebration committee, funding decorations in the streets. He plans to transfer a hospital at Amerongen to the Order of St. John. Preparations begin for Prince Henry of Prussia to visit and stay with his brother.
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Prussia
Ten Thousand Veterans Parade In Indianapolis Encampment
In Indianapolis on September 22 ten thousand Grand Army of the Republic veterans gathered for the annual parade marking 55 years since the Civil War. The short route began at 10 am with autos for those unable to march and fourteen first aid stations plus eight ambulance stations along the line. Doctors and militiamen aided veterans as music and marching renewed the old resolve.
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Justice Brandeis Refuses Arnstein Release
Associate Justice Brandeis today declined at least for the present to order the release on habeas corpus of Jules Arnstein accused by New York police of masterminding the bond thefts in New York.
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France vows to pay full loan owed to United States
Paris reports France will repay every dollar of the 250 million loan due in New York on October 15. Finance Minister Francois Marsal announced to the cabinet, part of the Anglo-French 500 million loan raised in the United States during the war.
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Interstate Express Hits Stalled Street Car In South Bend
The Interstate Express on the New York Central struck a stalled street car at Chapin street crossing in South Bend Indiana. Passengers on the street car escaped with slight injuries as the trolley pole departed the wire causing the crash.
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Tropical hurricane drenches Louisiana coast and Gulf area
The center of the tropical hurricane moved inland west of the Mississippi into northern Louisiana. Warnings along the Gulf of Mexico were lowered. In New Orleans the storm peaked near Morgan City with winds around 48 miles per hour, later dropping to 18. Wires were down between seven gulf coast points hampering reports.
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Tropical disturbance eases merchants restore stocks rail freight
Galveston Texas reports that the tropical disturbance danger eased this morning. Merchants began returning stocks to their places and railroads ordered freight cars moved back to the yards from higher ground.
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Gulf Coast Suffered Only Slight Damage After Storm
MOBILE Alabama Sept 22 gulf coast between Mobile and New Orleans sustained only slight damage according to reports received here.
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Davis declines appointment as Indiana Area secretary
Dr. Henry T. Davis of the South Bend district declines appointment by Bishop Leete of Indianapolis to serve as secretary of the new Indiana Area of the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Indianapolis
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Harding Plans Two October Campaign Swing
Marion Ohio September 22. Senator Harding outlines two October campaign trips starting October 6. He will speak in Des Moines Iowa Omaha Nebraska Kansas City Missouri Oklahoma City Oklahoma City and Chicago area stops, with appearances in Chattanooga Louisville Indianapolis and St Louis through October 14 15.
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Two Japanese Sentenced for Attempted Sale of Stolen Papers
TOKIO Sept 21 Two Japanese were sentenced to ten years in prison for attempting to sell documents stolen from Yokosuka naval station to Americans. The report appears in newspapers here. The fragment also notes that the Christian church at Ligonier will be enlarged.
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Woman Found Dead in Dunlaps Home at 72
Mrs. Dorcas Isabelle LaMunyon aged 72 was found dead in her bed at her son Sherman D. LaMunyon's home in Dunlaps. Coroner Holdenman ruled death from apoplexy. She leaves three sons Sherman D. LaMunyon A B E LaMunyon of Elkhart Bryan B. of Toledo and one daughter Mrs. O P Howard of New Paris plus eighteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Toledo
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New Paris
George Trap Leaves Sargent's Hub to Start Own Cleaning Firm
George Trap resigns as local Manager of Sargent's Hub cleaners after months of association and plans to begin his own cleaning business in the near future.
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Kiwanis Luncheon hears reformer thief Razor Fenton
R W Fenton of Chicago spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at North Main Street Methodist church, sharing a 25 year crime reform tale. He blamed crime on business methods and urged education over brutality, stating thieves are not insane but have a heart problem. He called himself Razor Fenton and detailed a career across saloons and crime. He will speak again at the First Presbyterian church vesper next Sunday.
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Well Known Dentist Dies in Elkhart
Dr. Samuel B. Short aged 66 died last night at his Elkhart home after his third stroke Monday. Born in Lagrange he lived 40 years in Elkhart where he practiced dentistry until retirement. He was an elder in the Presbyterian church and belonged to several fraternal groups. His wife and two brothers survive.
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Elkhart
Weather report notes unsettled Thursday with rain likely south
Spartly cloudy conditions tonight give way to an unsettled Thursday with likely rain in the extreme south portion of the area.
Mysterious Wagon Driver Seen With Workmen Post Explosion
A wagon driver talked with workmen after clues tied him to the wall street explosion in a case that puzzled investigators. Police pursued the lead as the investigation continued with attention on the driver’s movements and possible connections to the incident.
Auto Bandits Hit Detroit Bank For 30000
Four bandits robbed a First State bank branch at Mount Elliott and Mackavenue in Detroit and escaped with about $30,000. They fled in an automobile following the holdup.
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Mackavenes
Funeral attendances mark two services for fallen soldier
Peal Nelson of the AUL RF joined two funeral observances for John J. Pedler who died in the war near Coblenz. Nelson attended the burial in Elkhart with members of the American Legion present alongside the unit.
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Letters Received in Other Cities Threats to Blow Up Big Buildings
Four workmen testified in New York that they spoke with the driver of the Wall Street death wagon after last Thursday’s explosion. They said a man claimed his horse and wagon were blown up and that he telephoned his employer.
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New York
Wall Street
Threatening letter prompts extra guard at Boston City Hall
Boston reporters confirm City Hall entrance placed under heightened police guard after a second threatening message received by Mayor Peters. The note signed AL0W, UE? warned of a presence from New York and was mailed from the Charlestown district. Peters judges both letters as likely jokers.
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Explosives Threat Reported in Cleveland On Sept Twenty Second
An anonymous letter warned two wagon loads of high explosives were coming to Cleveland and that the federal reserve bank Union National bank and Citizens Savings and Trust would be blown up before night. Detectives and police reserves rushed to the three sites to prevent harm.
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Cox Praises Great West On West Coast Stop
Ohio Governor and Democratic presidential candidate Cox addressed the Los Angeles Times and lauded western development. He urged focus on western agriculture and cited a proactive, spirited populace. His itinerary included stops toward New Mexico and plans for Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and other states.
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Sinn Feiner Killed in Dublin Hotel Ambush
County Councillor Lynch a leading Sinn Feiner in Limerick was shot dead in his hotel apartment in central Dublin at 3 am. Uniformed Black and Tan police reportedly entered The Royal Exchange and killed him. Terence MacSwiney began the 41st day of his hunger strike in Brixton prison amid record heat in September.
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Morrice Sells Nymoda Interest to H Brouwer
Charles KE Morrice of Peru sells his one third share in Goshen based Nymoda Manufacturing to Herman Brouwer of New Paris. Brouwer and family plan six month Florida stay after selling. Nymoda now owned in equal shares by Brouwer Ed Nymeyern and Guy Dawdy with Dawdy as plant manager on West Lincoln Avenue employing 16.
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Elkhart County
Guy Dawdy
Dandy
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U S Officers Seize Whiskey in Elkhart Case
Two United States officers called at Elkhart yesterday and demanded the government seized whiskey from Bert Fenton of Detroit and four other bootleggers last Saturday morning. Judge Hoover signed the court order releasing the whiskey.
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Grand Jury II To Resume Tomorrow
The superior court grand jury will resume sessions in Elkhart tomorrow. Many persons testified in the Morrice l-XL case. Additional subpoenas served in Goshen. A jury report is not expected for several days. The American Legion drum corps led by Russell Neff will tour nearby towns on Saturday October 9 advertising the Fall Festival.
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Socialists Lose Seats in New York Assembly Vote
Five socialist assemblymen remain vacant after a five hour debate the Assembly unseated August Claessens Louis Waldeman and Charles Solomon for a second time while Orr and Dewitt kept their seats but soon resigned stating they would not sit with an unrepresentative body. Hughes condemns the second unseating and calls for restraint as New York politics roils.
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Charles Solomon
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Samuel Orr
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Bar Association Committee
County Knights of Pythias Meet Attracts 100 Members
Over a hundred men attended the county Knights of Pythias meeting. Duke Staples of South Bend headlined with songs and readings. Marshall Howenstein offered violin selections. Rev J Ro Mchiturff spoke on Patriotism. Lodges from Elkhart Middlebury Millersburg and Goshen represented. A Nappanee delegation was expected but did not arrive due to a political rally.
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South Bend
Marshall Howenstein
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Goshen
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Knights
Premier Millerand chosen candidate for presidency
Paris report states Premier Alexandre Millerand was selected as the joint caucus of the senate and chamber of deputies candidates to succeed resigned President Deschanel. The decision was announced this afternoon in the capital.
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Paris
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California Senator Plans East Campaign Swing for Harding Ticket
Senator Hiram Johnson of California will tour the East in the Harding Coolidge bid during the third week of October. The move signals a major push from national party headquarters as the campaign rallies gain momentum.
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