Harding Defends World Court Against League Linking
President Harding declared the United States will not join the League of Nations while reaffirming faith in the world court. He criticized partisan foes and asserted he will press ahead with the court, even at the cost of party harmony, and warned against entanglement or domestically driven admissions.
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League of Nations
America
United States
League
Mr. Harding
Senate
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Muark
Associated Press
International Court
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Indicted Wells county farmer linked to Markle assault
Emmett O Shriner was indicted by the Huntington county grand jury for assault and battery with intent to kill after a Markle clash on April 2 that left Frank Beatty with a fractured skull. Beatty is recovering while Shriner remains jailed with bond set. another man, William Yountz, faces a grand larceny charge and Ernest Morris avoids indictment after lacking corroborating evidence. Beatty recalls some events but cannot remember the final minutes of the quarrel.
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Emmett O. Shriner
Wells County
Frank Beatty
Markle
Huntington County Grand Jury
Shriner
Beatty
C. E. Foulware
B. H. Hurd
William Yountz
Warren
Yountz
Ernest Morris
Emmet Shriner
Self Declared White Man Seeks Ruling in Noblesville
Wilbur Rickman petitions Judge Fred E. Hines to declare him white in Noblesville Indiana. Evidence includes his mother Ella Rickman contesting the claim with witnesses suggesting colored blood. Rickman has lived as a colored man for fifteen years, married a Black woman, and has several children.
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Noblesville
Ind
Fred E. Hines
Wilbur Rickman
Ella Rickman
Oscar
Samuel Carmen
Henry Asher
Highland County
Ohio
Asher
Bickman
New Ford Owners at Zent Brothers Purchase List
Over the past three weeks Zent Brothers sold Ford cars to numerous buyers. Henry McFadden and D L Miller bought sedans and four door sedans, while A Wasmuth & Sons Co Bates & Carr W B Carter Bert Burnham each took a coupe. Other buyers include Geo W Miller Thomas J Aker Leonard Weber Ora Wolf L E Drake Chas Swihart Alva Woods John Patterson Price LeFever and J Mickley with touring cars. Elgie Redding obtained a roadster and Lafe Thomas with Mickley each bought a tractor.
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Ford
Zent Brothers
Henry McFadden
D. L. Miller
A. Wasmuth & Sons Co
Bates & Carr
W.B. Carter
Bert Burnham
Geo. W. Miller
Thomas J. Aker
Leonard Weber
Ora Wolf
L. E. Drake
Chas. Swihart
Alva Woods
John Patterson
Price LeFever
Elgie Redding
Missionary Society Meets at Posey Hill With Mrs Ripey
The M. E. Ladies Missionary Society held a Thursday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. Thos. Ripey on Posey Hill.
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M. E. Ladies Missionary Society
Thos. Ripey
Posey Hill
Sound body and mind through child health education gains support
The piece argues for Hoover leading the American Child Health Association to spread health messages to rural and urban areas. It cites millions of children needing care and 200 000 infants and 20 000 childbirth related deaths annually, asserting prevention would raise national strength and create superior future citizens.
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Herbert Hoover
American Child Health Association
America
Suit Filed Over Promissory Note for 65 Dollars
Hues on Note Suit filed by G. Bender against John H. Kling over a promissory note for 65 dollars dated October 1992 that has not been paid.
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G. ¥. Bender
John H. Kling
Skeletons of mound builders unearthed near Noblesville
Four skeletons of mound builders were unearthed seven miles northeast of Noblesville Indiana by Russell Unger while plowing on Roy Castor's farm. The bodies lay about two feet underground in fine preservation with teeth as white as new, heads aligned toward a circle, and nearby were pottery fragments and cooking utensils.
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Noblesville
Ind
Russell Unger
Roy Castor
Madrid
Castor
National Christian Council formed after Shanghai conference
The National Christian Conference held in Shanghai in May 1922 marks the culmination of Christian missions from 1807 to 1922. It created a National Christian Council with 100 advisory members from 130 denominations, and highlights ongoing American interest in global Christian work.
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National Christian Conference
Shanghai
China
Christian Missions
Christian Council
America
J. D. Mingel
BE. D. Gillespie
Ruth Hamilton
J. L
Huntington Post Office postmaster applicants named
Six men apply for Huntington Indiana postmastership as L G Trixler’s term ends July 28. Applicants are Frank Felter William H Bell Charles E Alleman John W Weaver Claude Cline and Karl Steele. Civil service will rate and select three top men to report to the Post Office Department for presidential appointment considerations.
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Huntington Post Office
Huntington
Indiana
L. G. Trixler
Frank Felter
William H. Bell
Charles E. Alleman
John W. Weaver
Claude Cline
Karl Steele
Civil Service Commission
Thrree
Post Office Department
Sunday Church Services At United Brethren Church
United Brethren Church schedules Sunday school at 9 15 with N L Highlands as superintendent Ruth will be the subject for study and meditation at morning service The pastors theme is Love and Heroism for the 10 30 worship hour A Selfish Decision for 7 30 led by Miss Esther Feighner Evening service at 6 30 Prayer meeting is Thursday at 7 30 Pastor BYRER signs off
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United Brethren Church
Ruth
Love
Esther _Feighner
Byrer
Bible Thoughts for the Week Varied daily devotions from scripture
A weekly devotional layout presents daily topics and verses. It cites Luke 5 3032 John 424 Luke 17 21 John 514 Deuteronomy 64 Habakkuk 32 Colossians 313 guiding readers toward repentance worship confidence forgiveness and godly conduct.
Local Parent Teachers League Elects Officers
A high school based league met last Friday to elect officers Alys Lucy McFadden is president Boyd Dinius vice president and Grace Yahne secretary treasurer. Speakers urged a modern schoolhouse and updated curriculum with contributions from Prof Ward Rev Byrar Rev Smith and Mr Boyd Dinius. The next meeting is at the M E church Friday evening May 4th. Citizens urged to attend.
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Parent-Teachers League
Alys
Lucy McFadden
Boyd Dinius
Grace” Yahne
Ward
Byrar
Smith
M. E
Hartley Rupert Rites Celebrate Nuptials At Niles
Mr. Ted Hartley and Miss Evelyn Rupert married Sunday afternoon April 22 in Niles Michigan. Ceremony at the parsonage conducted by the M E pastor. They will reside in South Bend Indiana where Hartley works at Studebaker. The couple are well known here with many friends wishing them happiness.
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Ted Hartley
Evelyn Rupert
Ali
O’ra Rupert
Niles
Michigan
M. E
Kissingers Visit Sister and Daughter in Indiana
Miss Iva Kissinger of Fort Wayne and John Kissinger of Huntington visited their sister and daughter Mrs. Carey Rose for several days, sharing time in her home during the visit.
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Iva Kissinger
Fort Wayne
John Kissinger
Huntington
Carey Rose
New Electrical Wiring Rules Issued by Fire Marshal
The Fire Marshal's Department issues new rules for all electrical installations effective May 1. Service entrance wires must be enclosed from contact to main cutout fused enclosure. Continuous rigid metallic conduit required from contact to service entrance switch. Service entrance switches must be externally operated safety enclosed and sealable.
Pleasant Chapel U B Church Sunday School Schedule
The church lists Sunday School at 10:80, Class meeting at 2:45, Christian Endeavor, and preaching service. Leaders include Perry Miller as S S Superintendent Boyd Dinius as class leader Glenn Rupert as CG E President and Oliver P. Givens as pastor. Everyone is welcomed.
Indiana Enacts New Labor and Building Laws
Indiana lawmakers approve acts strengthening child labor protections and mine safety, creating a Department of Mines and Mining, codifying mining laws, and establishing an Administrative Building Council to regulate construction standards statewide. The measures assign a four-member mining board, appoint advisory builders, and aim to align regulations with safety and labor interests.
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Indiana
State Department of Mining
Building Couner
Department of Mining Senate
Department of Mines and Mining
Late Industrial Board
Industrial Board Bureau
Senate
Administrative Building Council of
Industrial Board
State Board of Health
Indiana State Buildings Trades Council
Indiana State Council of Carpenters
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Christ
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Building Council
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