Mrs Bass Defends League Issue Over Attacks in Somerville
Mrs George Bass chairman of the Democratic National Committee's women bureau accuses Mrs Arthur Livermore Republican women’s group leader of deliberately and willfully perverting the English language in an attack on the League of Nations in Somerville New Jersey. Her statement questions Livermore’s understanding of cognizant and asserts misinterpretation of paragraph 3 Article 23.
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Associated Press
New York
George Bass
Woman's Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Mas
Arthur L. Livermore
Somerville
N. J
League of Nations
Pam
Moses Attacks Wilson and Versailles in Moose Jaw Speech
Senator George L. Moses of Concord urged hostility to the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations at a Republican rally in Moose Jaw. He, a foreign relations committee member, said he would keep voting against ratification. About 300 people attended as Rep. Andrew J. Hickey discussed issues, including the League, and urged re election of Watson and Moses. Two reels of films were shown before the program, with poor quality and noted applause for Hiram Johnson.
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George L. Moses
Concord
United States
Moose Ball
Jed
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Senscer Moses
Foreign Relations Committee
United States Senate
Goshen
New York Central
Republiican National Committee
Itperors
Moses
Andrew J. Hickey
Laporte
Aiso
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
Indiana
James B. Watson
Iodiana
Coliseum
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
California
Chiropractors form Northern Indiana Chiropractors Association
Chiropractors from Elkhart St Joseph counties met in South Bend at C R Rhinehart’s office to form the Northern Indiana Chiropractors Association. Officers were elected: President S Kerking Elkhart Vice President G W Patterson South Bend Secretary DHL Denlinger Wakarusa Assistant Secretary C Rinehart South Bend Treasurer L A Morrison Napanee. The group aims to include all northern Indiana chiropractors and to unite the profession.
Storm warnings issued along Atlantic coast and Great Lakes
The weather bureau forecast gales from Thatteras to Maine and on Lakes Huron Erie and Ontario this afternoon and tonight. Shipping on the seaboard was cautioned as three warnings were issued, directing northwest storm warnings and strong north and northwest winds likely to reach gale force.
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Waseteington
Sept
Atlantic
Thatteras
Maine
Huron
Erie
Ontario
Weather Bureau
Fall Festival Arrangements Near Completion and Budget Update
Committees formed to plan a three day fall festival October 14 to 16 met at the Chamber of Commerce. About $2,000 of the $5,000 required has been raised with more donations expected as merchants largely paid assessments. The automobile parade was dropped due to high decorating costs and a $450 appropriation was canceled. Musicians may be hired at Purdue bands rates or donated if expenses are covered. Free acts contracts are signed with expected income from concessions. total free acts cost around $1,000.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jack 1D Frankenstein
J. Elmer Newell
Music Committee
M. Ts. Shearer
Purdue University
Samuel H. Lewis
Free Acts and Concessions Committee
Lewis
Minstrel Harp Entertainers to Perform Tonight at Jefferson Theater
The Minstrel Harp Entertainers presented a short program at the Rotary luncheon in the Hotel Alderman under the Chamber of Commerce for Goshen hospital benefit. They pleased highly.
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Jefferson Theater
Chamber of Commerce
Goshen Hospital
Rotary
Alderman
Electric rates to be boosted by commission action in Goshen
Indiana public service commission signals a 58 percent rate increase for Goshen electric customers after Hawks Electric filed for higher charges. The Goshen Board of Public Works objects citing municipal lighting plans and seeks citizen support to fight the order. Current residential rates are six cents per kilowatt hour, rising to over eight cents if approved. A public meeting to protest the increase will be scheduled.
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Indiana Prublic Service Commission
Goshen City
Goshen
My Goshen
Amusa G. Hoovens
Board of Public Works
Public Service Commission
Hawks Electric Company
Tranks Company
Farmer Bankert dies after auto crash near Valparaiso
Jacob Bankert a farmer was seriously injured when his car stalled on a Grand Trunk crossing near Valparaiso as a freight train approached. He died in a hospital in Laporte while his wife and children, riding with him, were spared. Bankert was thrown beside the road.
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Jacok Bankert
Laporte Ilis
Grana
Valparaiso
Mr. Bankert
Jim
Bankert
Moonshine Bust Netted 200 Gallons in Danville Raid
Revenue agents seized two hundred gallons of moonshine whiskey in Danville. A bootlegger who tried to flee was slightly wounded during the raid. Local streets swarmed as officers conducted the seizure.
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Danville
Fire damages George Cutter plant in South Bend
A blaze struck the George Cutter company plant in South Bend causing extensive damage to the ornamental lighting standards manufacturer. No injuries were reported and investigators began assessing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cutter Company
South Bend
Strickler Fined $10 for Assault and Battery
Charles Strickler paid $10 and costs after being found guilty of assault and battery on Nicholas Woods. The trial occurred yesterday evening before Justice S. P. Fryberger.
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Charles Strickler
Nicholas Woods
S. P. Fryberger
Frost Causes Damage and Forecast Calls for More
Frost damaged crops and property last night according to local reports. The weather bureau predicts continued frost tonight and warns residents to protect plants and sensitive commodities.
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Weather Bureau
Dem shows latest engraved calling cards and invitations
A political figure unveils a new set of engraved calling cards and invitations showcasing updated design and messaging. The event highlights party branding and outreach materials aimed at supporters and voters.
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the Democrat
Pirates to play in Goshen October clash at city park
The Pittsburgh Pirates will visit Goshen on Saturday afternoon October 9 to face Louis Bachelior's All Stars at the City park diamond. The game will raise about 300 dollars for the local American Legion Post with its drum corps assisting. H V OD King of the Chamber of Commerce will manage arrangements for the visiting squad of seventeen players.
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Board of Works
Pittsburgh
City Park
Louis Bachelior
All Stars
American Legion
Legion
H. V. OD. King
Chamber of Commerce
Purl Street
Pirth
Main Streets
Smallpox Causes Chamberlain School Closure
Health officer Dr Al J Trewin reports smallpox led to the Chamberlain school shutdown with fumigation and vaccination orders. May Ganger a one year old child of Middlebury Street residents tested positive and the building is quarantined with nine mild cases citywide as state epidemic prompts strict precautions.
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Chamberlain School
Cit
al J. Trewin
May Ganger
Abr
Joseph Ganger
Middlebury Street
Gov Coolidge Sets Forth Farm As Industry Sample
Gov Coolidge, heir to a New England farming family, presented the farm as a model for industry transportation and mining to guide the nation’s economic future. He contrasted farm steady production with other sectors and urged managements and workers to adopt farmlike continuous operation.
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Gile
Barrington
Mass
Goev. Coolidge
New England
Fire at Galveston Destroys Piers and Property
A waterfront blaze in Galveston Texas destroyed piers 35 and 86 and damaged several steamers and a large quantity of cotton and other commodities. Early reports estimate losses exceed 1 million dollars with extensive adjacent property affected.
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Galveston
Texas
Willys Overland Plants in Toledo Shut Down
Toledo plants of the Willys-Overland company closed yesterday and today after laying off 4,500 workers. Fewer than 2,000 remain to operate the plants the rest of the week, with reopening planned tomorrow. Normal employment is 12,000 to 14,000.
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Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
Mishawaka Hotel Clerk Harry Moon Charged with Theft
Mishawaka hotel clerk Harry Moon is under arrest and charged with stealing 300 dollars from the hostelry authorities allege. Moon was employed at the Mishawaka hotel and faces prosecution for the alleged cash theft.
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Harry Moon
Mishawaka
Indiana Weather: Fair Tonight and Friday
Indiana forecasts show fair conditions tonight and Friday with frost tonight and a rising temperature trend on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Polish Delegates Prepare Reply to Soviet Terms
Polish delegates at the peace conference in Riga work on their reply to Soviet Russia terms. The answer is expected to be submitted at tomorrow's secret session. Advance toward the northeast continues and the fall of Vilna is anticipated within a few days.
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Riga
Russia
Harding To Start Middle West Swing On Wednesday
Senator Harding returns to Marion after a three day swing through Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio delivering twenty speeches. He plans to remain in Marion until Oct 6 before beginning a campaign tour into the middle west. His voice shows strain from the outdoor speaking pace.
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Harding
Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Middle West
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
George P. Smith Sr Dies in Lagrange
George P. Smith Sr. died at his home in Lagrange from a nervous breakdown. He was known locally for his years of service and family ties in the area.
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Lagrange
George P. Smith, Sr
Cox Would Have Voted With Days In Prohibition Debate
Governor Cox declared he would have voted dry on prohibition if in Senator Harding’s position. He accused Harding of voting wet 32 times and dry twice in the Senate.
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Hlutchinson
Kas
Cox
Harding
Senate
Polish Forces Advance as Lida and Pinsk Fall
Warsaw reports Polish troops captured the town of Lida and the fortified city Pinsk on Tuesday. The north east advance continues toward Vilna with Polish-Ukrainian forces pushing along the front and center gains near Slonim. The Poles claim 3,000 prisoners in Polesia and the fourth bolshevik army defeated.
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Warsaw
Lida
Vilna
Pinsk
Brest
Vinsk
Bachelor Is Found Guilty of Murder and Sentenced
Gary September 30 Thomas Bachelor a 7h year old bandit was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the Tolles ton Ind bank cashier Hernan Uecker case. He received a life prison term. Sugar market weakened with prices falling to new low for the year. Granulated sugar sold at 130 cents.
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Associated Press
Gary
Thomas Bachelor
Hernan Uecker
Tolleston
Ind
Fhuis
New York
Life Sentence for Ernest Garieny in Cook Murder Case
In SOUTIL BEND a jury sentenced Ernest Gariepy to life imprisonment for the murder of Carl H. Cook, Laporte grocer. Gariepy was taken to his jail cell after the verdict as prosecutor Earl Rowley and assistant Ralph N. Smith in the courtroom noted the swift verdict. A separate case involving Walter Baker, to be electrocuted next year in Michigan City, received a gubernatorial stay until 1921. Steve Bartak, another defendant, will be tried Nov 22 with City Judge Gilmer defending.
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Soutil Bend
Ernest Gariepy
Carl H. Cook
Laporte Grocery
Earl Rowley
Laporte
Ralph N. Smith
Gariepy
Walter Baker
Michigan City
Baker
Gov. Goodrich
Steve Bartak
Bartak
Gilmer
Typographical error fixes season price in advertisement
In the Democrat advertisement for the city entertainment series last evening a price was misprinted. The stated season price of 2.50 dollars should have read 220 dollars.
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City Entertainment
the Democrat
Eight-Year-Old Gen Phillips Missing From South Bend Home
Gen Phillips aged eight is missing from his South Bend home. Police believe he may have gone to Kokomo where the family formerly resided, with local inquiries ongoing.
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Gen Phillips
South Bend
Kokomo
Theft of Earl Gibson’s horse and buggy in South Bend
A horse and buggy owned by Earl Gibson was stolen in South Bend while he was eating breakfast in a restaurant. No clues or suspect information were available.
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Earl Gibson
South Bend
Mr. Gibson
Indianapolis Store Slashes Prices Across Goods
Prices were cut 50 cents a pair at an Indianapolis department store marking the first strike in the city price cutting wave.
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Indianapolis
Fire Racks Abandoned Mill and Nearby Structures at Roeske Corner
A blaze at Roeske Corner near Michigan City destroyed an abandoned flour mill a residence a barn a garage part of a school house and part of a brick plant causing about 50000 dollars in losses.
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Roeske Corner
Michigan City
Traffic law enforcement urged by industry attorney
Milwaukee September 30 J A VanOsdel attorney for Union Traction Indiana urged stricter compliance with and enforcement of traffic laws to prevent auto accidents before the Electrical Railroad section of the National Safety Council at its ninth annual congress.
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Milwaukee
J. A. VanOsdel
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Electrical Railroad
National Safety Councils
Toledo man donates to Elkhart police pension fund
Harry Leonard of Toledo gave $25 to the Elkhart police pension fund after a police officer recovered a valuable bulldog stolen by tourists.
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Harry Leonard
Toledo
Elkhart
Courthouse Closes for Quarterly Settlement
All offices in the courthouse were closed this afternoon for business due to the quarterly settlement.
Groundbreaking Held for Wolf Avenue Church in Elk Hart
Ground was broken yesterday for the new Wolf Avenue Evangelical church in Elk Hart. Local officials and church leaders attended the ceremony marking the start of construction on the project expected to serve residents across the area.
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Wolf Avenue
Elkhart
Grand Jury to Continue World Series Probe in Cook County
In Chicago on September 30 the Cook County grand jury prepared to extend its inquiry into the $100,000 World Series fixing scandal. State's Attorney Hoyne's objections were deemed not to block proceedings as Chief Justice McDonato ordered the investigation. Foreman Henry Brigham said routine business would be followed by impaneling a special grand jury. two White Sox players were said to be ready to testify about the plot.
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Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
Cook County
Grand Jury
Charles A. McDonato
Henry H. Brigham
White Sox
Brooklyn Manager Objects to World Series Gambling Probe
Wilbert Robinson, manager of the Brooklyn club, called on Charles Ebbetts to object to District Attorney Lewis of Brooklyn's proposal to question the pennant winners about reports that some players have been approached by gamblers to fix the 1920 World Series.
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New York
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Charles EL Ebbets
Atorney Lewis
Lord Mayor of Cork Enters 49th Hunger Strike Day
Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork began the 49th day of his hunger strike. A bulletin from the Irish Self Determination League says he slept 9:30 pm to 12:30 am, then remained without sleep and grew extremely weak though somewhat refreshed in the morning. The Home Office report noted no change in his condition.
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London
MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Home Office
New York Faces Mass Move Day With Heavy Traffic
New York on September 30 prepares for the annual fall moving day tomorrow as 75,000 families set out to move 150,000 loads on 2,000 moving vans into new quarters, many already occupied by tenants.
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New York
Miss Cunningham to Address Likhart Republican Women Club
Miss Dorothy Cunningham of Thad ianapolis will address the Likhart Republican Women’s club in that city Saturday afternoon.
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Dorothy Cunningham
Thadianapolis
Likhart Republican Women's Club
Choir Director and Organist Appointed at Lutheran Church
Mrs. F. I. Wenger is chosen as soloist and choir director at the Lutheran church. Prof. Otto Holtkamp continues as pianist after three years in the role. The goal is to expand the choir and improve music. Choir practice Friday night at 7:30 in the church.
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F. I. Wenger
Otto Holtkamp
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