Watson is the Boss as Indiana Ex-Governor Goodrich Fades
Washington reports that Governor James Goodrich has faded from national politics as Senator James E. Watson consolidates Indiana leadership. The Indiana delegation cites Goodrich's financial and taxation records as liabilities, while Penrose guides Republican succession.
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Goodech
Harry S. New
Indiana
James E. Watson
Watson
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Goodrich
Washington
Republican
Ralston
Will H. Hays
Marshall
Good
Public verdict calls for Goodrich removal
The indictment outlines a lengthy record on prisoner paroles and pardons, described as a poor performance for the state. Numerous smaller indictments exist, but the major public issue is Goodrich’s fate, with both Washington and Indiana juries in accord that he must go.
Cold Wave Set To Cut Indiana With Subzero Temps
Indianapolis Weather Bureau forecasts a northwest cold wave bringing the coldest Indiana weather of the winter. Temperatures may dip to near eight degrees above zero tonight with clear skies expected during the day tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Indiana
Clinton Falls Community Meeting and Local Moves
A Clinton Falls gathering led by Rev. Dodd drew a large crowd. Residents report moves into the Dempsey Francos house in Kokomo and other local visits. a death near Reelsville is noted and health concerns prompt surgical needs after doctors’ examination. A recent storm damaged telephones and uprooted trees.
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Clinton
Dodd
Dempsey Francos
Kokomo Cloud Carmichnel
Edna Collings
Goldie Bee
Nulla Bettis
L. D. Dodd
Leslia Frank
Ed. Lettis
Lanche
Noble
Indianapolis
Tucker
Greencastle
Worldwide Rise in Living Costs Reported by State Dept
Reports to the state department show the global rise in living costs, with Europe hit hardest. England notes 115 percent to 120 percent increases for essentials from September to October, while Sweden's cost of living climbs 157 percent since June. Portugal taps gold reserves to ease prices. Argentina proposes an international agreement to remove import duties on unmanufactured foods.
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Washington
State Department
Europe
Latin America
Portugal
Lisbon
England
Sweden
Peck Funeral Service at College Avenue Church
The Peck funeral is set for 10 30 oclock Wednesday at College Avenue Church. The service will be conducted by the Rev Blaine Kirkpatrick assisted by Dr H A Gobin and Rev Victor Raphael with attorneys as pallbearers.
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Peck
College Avenue Church
Blaine Kirkpatrick
H. A. Gobin
Vigqtor
Raphael
Burial in Forest Hill for Charles T. Peek
Funeral services for Charles T. Peek attorney and politician who died from injuries after a collision with a traction car will be held Wednesday at 10 40 am at College Avenue Methodist Church. Rev Blaine Kirkpatrick leads the service with others assisting and pallbearers drawn from his Putnam Circuit court colleagues and local bar association members.
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Charles T. Peek
Ang
College Avenue
Blaine Kirkpatrick
H. A. Gobin
Victor Raphael
Peck
Putnam Circuit Court
Bar Association
James P. Hughes
F. M. Lyon
John H. James
C. Gillen
Charles McGaughey
Jackson Boyd
Arthur Hurst
M. J. Murphy
LILLIPUTLAND Social Roundup and Visits
Thos. Feddler and family spent Saturday with J. C. Moore. Ross Coffman has a severe flu attack. J. M. Jones and wife called on J. B. Washburn and family Sunday. Mrs. Letilla Lighter of Bloomington visited Saturday with J. C. Moore. Several from here attended an all day meeting at Quincy Sunday. Bert Tabor and J. C. Moore helped J. H. Johnson butcher Monday. W. F. McCen and family returned home near Romney Monday after a visit with relatives.
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Thos. Feddler
J. C. Moore
Ross Coffmn
J. M. Jones
Washburn
Letilla Lighter
Bloomington
Quincy
Bert Tabor
J. H. Johnson
W. F. McCen
Romney
Mayor cancels council meeting due to city attorney’s death
Mayor Rupert Bartley postponed the regular city council session after the death of City Attorney Thad Peck. A called meeting of the Parent-Teachers' club at the First Ward school is scheduled for Thursday at 3 15 PM with important business to address.
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Bartley
Thad Peck
Rupert Bartley
First Ward
Liberty Bond Case Set For Trial In Greencastle
Judge James Hughes schedules the Levi Louderback vs Mrs. Charles Zeller suit for next Thursday in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle. Louderback, detective with the Pennsylvania Railroad’s St. Louis division, traced about 60000 dollars in Liberty bonds linked to the late Charles Zeller, bonds later found in a Zeller auto toolbox. Zeller’s estate disputes Louderback’s claim for 5000 dollars on grounds the bonds were not recovered by him.
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James Hughes
Putnam Circuit Court
Levi Louderback
Charles Zeller
Greencastle
Louderback
Zeller
Radicals Lose Court Case in Habeas Corpus Ruling
The court dismisses habeas corpus writs obtained by Bekrman and Goldman. Government plans to deport the two anarchists and other aliens within two weeks.
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Bekrman
Goldman
Mr. Cagey
Ellis Island
Bail Denied for Berkman and Goldman Deportation Ordered
Federal Judge Mayer refused bail for Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman and dismissed their habeas corpus writs. The government plans to deport the two anarchists to Russia within two weeks, with a stay only until 4 p.m. next Thursday to allow appeals. The judge previously sentenced them for draft obstruction.
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New York
Mayer
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Russia
Caffey
Lilly Island
United States Supreme Court
Senator Fall Discards Bid to Break Relations With Caranza
Republican leaders in the Senate dropped a resolution by Senator Fall of New Mexico to sever diplomatic ties with the Caranza government after Wilson signaled grave concern. Senate leaders Brandegee and Lodge announced the foreign relations committee would take no action as the Mexican crisis shifts to the President.
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Washington
Wilson
Caranza
Senate
Fall of
New Mexico
Congress
Fall and
Brandegee
Connecticut
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Dog Hero Saves Chicago Man in Minneapolis
Jerry the mongrel rescue dog alerted neighbors to a gas stove danger, prompting entry to find Hart unconscious on the second floor at 2017 Washington Avenue. Hart, a 60 year old machinist who moved from Chicago, was hospitalized after the incident.
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Minneapolis
Jerry
William Flatt
Hart
Washington Avenue
Tlart
Chicago
Brothers Reunite After 50 Years Across States
Dayton and Xenia veterans, J. A. White and George White, met by chance at Dayton station while returning from a G A R encampment in Columbia. They recognized each other as brothers who left Towanda, Pennsylvania over fifty years ago, one heading to the Black Hills and the other to Ohio.
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Dayton
J. A. ‘White
Xenia
Georce White
Waseh
Columbia
Towanda
Black Hills
Dakota Territory
Ohio
Nazarene Revival Leads Souls Toward Salvation and Sanctification
Evangelist Ma.siwmel delivered a message on salvation and steadfast faith during a Nazaren e revival. He compared present persecution to Jesus' era and noted two women praying at the altar, one seeking salvation and the other sanctification, each receiving blessing. Meetings continue nightly at 7 30. all are welcome.
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Ma.siwmel
Jesus
Interfraternity Basketball Schedule At DePauw
DePauw announces interfraternity basketball tournament games this week. Wednesday Sigma Nu vs Beta and Florence Hall vs Delta Tau. Thursday Psi vs Phi Gamma Delta and Beta Theta Pi vs Phi Delta Theta. Friday Delta II vs Delta Kappa Epsilon and Sigma Chi vs Lambda Chi. Winners advance next week. entrants pay a dollar for a loving cup. Prof Eckhardt attends Wooster College inauguration. President Grose to speak in Cambridge City. Old Settler's Day observed in Cambridge. DePauw women hold fifth annual vocational conference March 11 and 12, chaired by Frances Cavannah.
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Buckheit
Sigma Nu
Beta
Florence Hall
Delta Tau
His Psi
Phi Gam
Beta Theta Pi
Delta II
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Lambda Chi
G. R. Grose
DePauw
Cambridge City
Indiana
Cambridge
Frances Cavannah
Settlement Likely in Major Miners Strike
In Indianapolis today the United States government and the United Mine Workers moved toward a settlement of the bituminous miners strike that has paralyzed industry and transport since November 1. Officials expected the international executive board scale committee and district presidents to accept President Wilsons settlement proposal to John L. Lewis and William Green. If approved, miners were believed to return to work by weeks end.
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Indianapolis
United States
United Mine Workers of America
International Executive Board
Wilson
John L. Lewis
William Green
Washington
Thank You Note for Kindness During Illness and Funeral
Mr and Mrs A M Hootman express gratitude for flowers, machine use, city papers announcements, and support from undertakers nurses and friends during their loved one's illness and funeral, including those in Union City.
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Union City
A. M. Hootman
DePauw Boys Prepare Wood Gathering Expedition
One hundred fifty university lads from DePauw, ten from each fraternity, armed with axes and cross cut saws, head toward woods on Tuesday to gather fuel.
University boys cut wood for heating plant at Stoner Woods
One hundred fifty DePauw University students from 10 fraternities took a special interurban car to the John Stoner woods four miles west of town on Tuesday morn to harvest fallen timber. They gathered logs for the heating plant, with ten volunteers from each fraternity excused from classes, aided by Charlie Barnaby and his woodman Joe Moore.
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DePauw University
Joan Stoner
Grose
University
Charlies Barnaby
Joe Moore
Barnaby
John Stoner Larta
Stoner
John Cherry
Hog Receipts Fall as Prices Slump at Local Stock Yards
Indianapolis stock yards report hog receipts of 15 000 with prices down 6 cents. Cattle 1 100 and calves 400 with mixed changes. DePauw swings basketball season opener against Indiana State Normal Friday at DePauw gym. Art Needlework club Christmas party hosts Mrs S C Prevo and assistants at 2 30 PM.
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Indianapolis
The
Art Needlework Club
S. C. Prevs
Prevo
Libby Crouch
Irvan Ruark
M. S. Heavenridge
Fur buyer Brattin sets daily record at Brothers barn
Isaac Brattin of Madison township spent 822.20 on furs at the Brothers barn last Saturday, the largest one day sum in his 45 years in business. He has bought 3200 so far this fur season in the county and makes the barn his winter Saturday headquarters near Vivalia. The Presbyterian church first section will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM with Mrs E A Schmitt on South Locust street.
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Isaac Brattin
Madison Township
Mr. Brattin
My. Bratia
Vivalia
The
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Schmitt
South Locust Street
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