Mystery of Dixmude Fate Deepens as Reports Multiply
Partially confirmed reports from Sicily indicate the body of Lieutenant Dupenais de Grenerau was found and prepared for burial in France. A crew member claims a rescue near Tripoli, while Paris weighs conflicting signals of a Mediterranean disaster and possible mutiny aboard the lost Dixmude.
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Miessina
Sicily
Dupenais de Grenerau
Moulon
France
Paris
du Plessis de Grendean
Grenedan
Dixmude
de Grenedan
Coroner Cites Possible Bedside Accident in Woman’s Death
Coroner C B Crumpacker of St. Joseph county stated that a paralytic woman aged years was responsible for her own death as she lay in bed. Police initially suspected a jagged wound from an unknown assailant but Crumpacker said yesterday the death may be accidental.
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C. B. Crumpacker
St. Joseph County
Mellon Tax Measure Undergoes Changes on Passage
Washington Dec 29 The Mellon tax bill proposing broad income tax cuts and wide reform of administration will be revamped during its long course through the 68th Congress. Neither party or lawmakers will predict when final passage will come. The bill faces numerous proposed changes as members push for different reform ideas.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Philippine soldiers clash with Moros in Lanao action
Manila December 29 Thirty one Moros were reported killed in a battle with Filipino constabulary at Malanou in Lanao today. A detachment of sixty constabulary men attacked Moros under Chief Data whose men had cut telephone wires between Malanou and Camp Keithley.
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Manila
Malanou
Lanao
Data
Camp Keithley
Clarke seeks to destroy Ku Klux Klan in US move
E Y Clarke, once a top Klan figure, efforts to dissolve or reform the order are reported by Milton Elrod director of Klan education. Clarke claims to call the better element to remedy evils as Coolidge stays neutral amid factional disputes.
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Washington
E. Y. Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Milton Elrod
Klan Department of Publication and Education
Clarke
Coolidge
Klan
Elrod
Edward Young Clarke
Garfield urges permanent fact finding panel for coal industry
In his presidential address before the American Political Science Association and the American Historical Association in Columbus, Harry A Garfield proposes a permanent Congress authorized fact finding commission to study coal cost, wages, and profits with separate advisory bodies for bituminous and anthracite sectors. He urges restricting executive power and allowing operators and miners to appoint their own representatives.
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Columbus
Congress
Harry A.garfield
Williams College
American Political Science Association
American Historical Association
Garfield
Fact Finding Commission
Mr. Garfield
Well Known Firm to Dissolve Its Indiana Incorporation
Preliminary steps have been taken to dissolve Ferrel & Co. a mercantile firm long active in Indiana. Partners W. S. Fertel from West Terre Haute John H. Hewitt of Linton and T C O Conner of Jasonville will split stores with Hewitt taking the Linton and Dugger locations while O Conner assumes Jasonville and Ferrel the West Terre Haute store Hewitt will run the Linton store full time and remain a permanent resident of Linton The firm dates back more than a decade with multiple store acquisitions and closures linked to local mines and coal companies Hedged by Hewitt long active in the area and known for business leadership.
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Indiana
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Fertel
West Terre Haute
John H. Hewitt
T. C. O'Conner
Jasonville
O’conner
Dugger
Jagonville
T. OC
Mr. Hewett
Vandalia Coal Company
Vandalia
Terhune
Mr. Hewitt
O'Connter
Ferrel
Hewitt
Linton
Bicknell Quintette To Be Here Monday
The final 1923 basketball game at the high school gym pits Linton boys against Bicknell boys and Linton girls against Bicknell girls. Coach Schanlaub reports the team in splendid shape and ready to avenge a one point margin loss on Bicknell’s floor. Coach Phillips expects strong play from the girls after a big win at Odon and aims to end the year with a severe defeat for Bicknell.
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Hard‘wood
Linton
Bicknell
Schanlaub
Phillips
Odon
Bicknell Lassies
Second Raid at Seneff's Home Nets More Wine
In Washington Indiana Earl Seneff, released on bond after pleading not guilty to shooting with intent to kill, found another raid had occurred at his Odon home. Detectives seized between three and four gallons of wine during the Thursday afternoon raid, not recovered by Sheriff Faith.
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Washington
Ind
Earl Seneff
Odon
Daviess County Detective Association
Reid
Faith
Bunch
Eighteen New Cases Fled in Greene County Court
Bloomfield Dec 29 The Greene county circuit court clerk reports a busy year end with eighteen cases filed in the last week of 1923 including four divorces. Matters include contracts quiet title notes and foreclosures with parties such as Fruit Growers Nurseries Newcom Doddridge Beck Co Barnes Dyer Park Edington Franklin Nash Bloomfield Motor Chapman Combs McDonald Union Lumber Letsinger McAllister Secrest Cadwell Gabbard Nicholson and others listed in detail.
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Logan
Murl
Bedwell
Viola
Melba Barnes
Fred B. Barnes
Granville Park
Hosea Stewart
Ray Wence
Jacob F. Edington
Jessie V. Edington
Lottie Franklin
Leonard B. Franklin
William V. Smith
Charles Watson
Harley Watson
Bloomfield Nash
Motor Company
George F. Chapman
Jessia’ Allen
John D. Combs
Rose Combs
Raymond Combs
Anna McDonald
John McDonald
New Union Lumber Co
Charles Sulkerson
United States Vessel Conejos Sunk in Black Sea
A United States Shipping Board ship named Conejos foundered in a gale in the Black Sea about 150 miles off Batoum. The dispatch from Batoum reports the loss of thirty crew members. The Conejos sank during the storm as international news service wires pass along the scant details.
Antos Company Ownership Decision Clarified
A proximately styled note outlines a decision affecting ownership of the Antos company. It mentions fifty percent terms and outlines the linkage to the former rate holders.
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Perto
Antos
Warship Transits After Collision Near London
A Royal Navy destroyer completed its passage after a collision near London, with authorities reporting minor damage and no serious injuries. Investigations proceed to determine fault and ensure vessel safety standards are upheld.
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