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at u0talc &oab ON, at auinoeitcm-
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fommenNe Wuld.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
In
Gary Next
Saturday
Gen. Wood Will Follow On
His Heels and Then
Comes Hiram.

Following On the heels Of Senator W.
G. Harding who made flying trip
through Lake county yesterday. Gov
Frank Lowden. Of Illinois. will invade
Gary and other Lake county cities on
Saturday Of this week. He will speak
at Gary in the evening and Crown
Point in the afternoon.
Tuesday evening. April g. Gen. Leo
nard Wood is slated 10 appear N Gary.
Senator Borah on the 27th. Warren I
McCray for governor on 2sth, Senator
Johnson on the Soth, and Montaville
Flowers. Of California on the evening
Of May 2nd
When Senator Harding invaded Gary
and Lake county yesterday he found
that he had a large following OF ar
dent admirers and supporters At the
Gary Theater a packed house was pre-
sent to greet him in the afternoon and
from the applause that he received
during his half hour talk he took
dozens of votes from the Wood camp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
DAMAGE SUIT
is HEARD

After hearing the greater part OF the
evidence in the damage suit OF the ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Henry "
Kuester AGAINST the Michigan Central
r r. Co. yesterday in the L s Dis
trict court. Judge Anderson decided
that the evidence showed contrfbutory
negligence on the part OF the occupants
Of the automobile which was struck
He accordingly ordered the jury TO
bring in verdict for the defendant
Attorneys then took up the argument
on the issues Of one of the Michigan
Central circus wreck cases which was
transferred to the federal court from
The superior court The question as
to whether the road should be held as
a common carrier and the dea oman as
a passenger was being argued when
the court decided ahat the attorneys
could better brief their arguments and
fle them with him at Indianapolis
This was agreed upon, and in case any
further arguments is necessary begore
the hearing it viii take place at In
dianapolis.
Another minor case was disposed Of
this morning. finishing up the cases
at issue for this session Judge An
derson returned t. Indianapolis today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22

jury of which returned 5s5 indictments
the biggest record ever made in Lake e
county, and every indictment stuck
None were auashed The next term
ne. tried 10 OF these cases, and sot con
victions in e4 OF thenz,
He made only a bare living out OF
nis deputyship but fought ahead for
the promotion to the prosecBtorshi
which has always been his goal
Unlike his opponents he has never
held any other public office. and the
fact that he IS a home boy who has
made good with a vengeance makes
him popular with the old residents and
the young men.
His friends tell about his old dad.
SIS years old. still living at Crown
Point. who was on the famous hike
Of General Sherman back in 1864. but
Bremen says he isn't running on his
dads record but on his own
He is a fearless. clean young man.
and II he is elected prosecutor the
people Of Lake county can rest .as-
sured that August Bremen and nobody
else win run the prosecutors office.
and he will run it right too.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
JOHNSON
CLAIMING
LAKE COUNTY

Johnson managers have already
counted Lake county for their man
according 10 news which he's been
received from indianapolis.
After Senator Hiram johnson or
California . candidate for the repub-
iican nomination for president. spok
at a Columbia Club luncheon Tuesday.
closed conference of his Indiana
campaign managers was held at John
son headquarters in the Claypool
hotel.
zeu q Swain. chief Indiana man
aser. said that every congressional
district except one was represented
There was no representative from
Lake county said Mr. Swain. we
don't need representative there We
Will carry Lake and a good many other
counties which opponents think they
viii carry. Johnson win carry Van
derburg county"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
DANCE GANG
WARFARE IS
ON INCREASE
Irondale Gangsters Attend
Whiting Dance and are
Beaten UP Without Mer-
cy Last Night.
fspEcIAk 10 THE TInEsI

WHITING, Ind. April 22.-The Iron
daIe-Whiting feud famed up anew
here last night when two men from
Irondale attending dance at Slovak
Home given by an out-of-town club.
were caught by Whiting gangsters and
rnercilessly beaten. One OF the boys
escaped with his life only after a
Whiting policeman had succeeded IN
holding of the mob long enough 10
enable him TO retreat to moving pic
ture theatre. where he escaped through
a back door.
Last nights event marked the third
episode in the new gang dance war be-
tween rival South Chicago and Whiting
factions which had Its beginning a
week ago Wednesday when a couple Ct
Irondale men were knocked out al a
dance in SIovak Home. Whiting. fol-
lowing a wrangle over one cf the girl
dancers Last SUNDAY night the IRON
dale gang returned to Whiting for
vengeance After the fight one Whit
ing man was found TO be badly cut up
and one Irondale man and two Ham
nond boys were arrested II was
the local gangs inning last night
Saturday night a whiting fraternal
lodge is giving a dance fer the bene-
fit of baseball club and Whiting po-
lice are thinking seriously or recruit
inE a score of deputies TO maintain or
der in the event that the Irondale crew
vii carry out its threat 70 return and
cleanup" the Oil City.
Activities last niFht began when >
Young man. said by police to be named
Jack Casey and whose father IS mem
Der Of the eehicago police department,
pas pointed out to one OF the Whiting
slugsers as an Irondale gangster. With
Casey was another young man called
Mickey" McGinnis They were cor
nered No explanations were offered
on either side and when the orchestra
stopped with a crash the whiting mon
pitched in McGinnis leaped through
the third story window and attempted
Is descend a IRE escape which swung
down unexpectedly. dashing him 10 the
ground Part OF the mob followed and
when he was captured few blocks
down the street they allowed him 20 go
unmolested According TO reports his
head had been cut open and blood Gov
cred his face and clothes Police lost
track Of him
Casey fought a losing battle alone
His clothes were stripped from his
back his face cut open and one Of his
wrists sprained Sergeant Mullaney
battered his wav to Caseys aid and
dragged him toward the stairs. 1t IS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
I'M FOR JOHNSON
CLUB MEETS

Members Of the I'm for Hiram" club
which has been organized in Hammond
10 boost the candidacy Of Senator John
son for president, met last evening a.
the Hammond Chamber Of Commerce to
make preliminary arrangements for tht
coming of the candidate on Friday. April
so.
Owing to the fact that W f. Osbori
feels that he does not have the neces
sary time to devote to the work his resis
nation as president of the club was &C
cepted. c. 6. kingwill. Johnson booster
premier. was selected for the position
c. A. Taylor of the f. s. Betz plant Was
elected treasurer. Money to meet ex
penses locally will be raised BY voIun.
tary subscription and neat sum was
turned over to the treasurer last night
W. J. Cook, Johnsons lone delegato
in Chicago. was present at the Hammond
meeting and addressed the crowd He
told how his campaign was conducted in
Chicago before the primary and how the
work was progressing now.
Another meeting Will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce Monday evening
to make final preparations for the big
meeting Friday evening President
Kingwill announces that he has secured
the big warehouse which the Wolf Man
ufacturiug Co. has Just erected north Of
he NIichi gan Central tracks and Just
west of Holman st. 1t will seat between
tour and five thousand people. 1t is
hoped TO hold a public receIeion for Mr..
johnson early in the evening and have
the speaking start promptly al o'clock
as he must deliver another address al
Gary the same evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
Bremen Has
Wide Experience
AS Prosecutor

August Bremen. republican candid
ate for prosecutor. is starting his. act
I'VE campaign in Hammond today and
hls friends express their greatest CON
hdeuce in bis victory at the primaries.
Bremen has some big assets back
Of him 7,.3Ie was born on a farm south
of th'.a :'Nnty seat and was reared
and educated right here. He started
deputy prosecutor under Dave
Boone. and served under both Prose
cutors Patterson and Hunter in the
Circuit court and has record ,f over
1000 convictions in that time-more
by far than any prosecutor whoever
faced court in Lake county. This
long. hard experience on the firing
line has made him an expert in Grim
inal law. and every attorney in the
county will tell you he is a bad man
to face in A prosecution. At the Nov
ember. 1918, term Of the Circuit court
he personally conducted the grand
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
MAIL CARRIERS CAN
WEAR OVERALLS

Well mail carriers in the SIX cities OF
Lake county can wear cheaper clothing
Ii they so desire.
Assistant Postmaster Kocns
at Washington instructed city post
masters to permit letter carriers to
wear overalls whenever the majority at
any office desired
The letter carriers revolt against
the cost Of clothing however will be
gray" instead of blue the instruc-
lions specifying that gray denim must
Sc used in accordance with the ira
ditional gray of the mail service
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
CUMM|NS
IN ATTACK
ON WILSON
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

DES MONIES. Ia. April 22-Pres-
ident Wilson was bitterly criticised by
Senator Albert 3. Cummins, p-oaInent
pro tenn Of the senate. in an address
before the republican state convention
here this afternoon.
The entire responsibility for the
senates failure to ratify the peace
treaty was placed on the president by
Cummins
TT is high time the president Of the
L. s. shall be right minded man,
Cummins said. Surely eight years or
mystery. OF uncertainty. OF inconsist-
ency. OF abronamility. of inconceiv-
able twisting and turning in the OF
fee OF the chief executive are punish
ment enough for all the sins and blum
ders we have committed. We have
earned our anticipation.
In discussing the transportation act
of which he was one OF the authors.
Cummins declared the age Of the
strike in public utilities has passed -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
COMPLAIN OF
THE DYER ROADS
IsPEcIAL ro 1HE rIMEsl

SPECIAL 10 THE IlheSl
DYER, Ind. Aprii 22-1here is much
complaint in this place because Of the
condition cf the roads. prominent
Dyer citizen says.
How things do change Not 20
very long ago Dyer had the reputation
OF having the best roads Of any town
in the country-look at them now-the
worst roads in the county would be
moro Appropriate At the present time '
Rumor has it that at the next regu-
lar meeting OF the town board bids will
be received for the use Of the strips Of
garden lands-running along both
sides Of Hart street-these strips have
been finely pulverlzed and put in good
shape FOR early planting Potatoes
should do well as the soil is fertile
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
Two Hurt;
Fire Chaser
Wrecked

Fire Chief Grants new Cole Eight
fire chaser" is complete wreck in
Gary today
As a result OF an accident near East
Chicago last night the car was badly
damaged and its two occupants, william
Farkey and Mike King were painfully
injured, both having miraculous escapes
with their lives. The accident occurred
about 40 o'clock
King is in the Mercy hospital in Gary
suffering from injuries about the head.
and although ParScv was able TO be at
work today he is still suffering from the
effect OF the jolt received when the car
crashed into the post.
According to accounts Of the accident.
the two employees OF the fire department
were on their way from Chicago TO Gary.
Near East Chicago another autoist side
swiped the Gary fire department auto
and il crashed into the pole while rum
ming at fair rate Of speed. Both occu-
pants received severe bruises from the
jolt and King was badly cut from flying
glass from the windshield King was
brought 70 the Mercy hospital in Gary
and Parkey was also given medical at
tention This morning II was stated
that King viii be able to leave the hos
pital within the next twenty-four hours.
The Gary fremen had been in the city
with the new car having a wobbly wheel
repaired and were on their way home At
the time Of the accident. it Is said. II
is reported that the autoist that crashed
into the chiefs car was to blame for
the accident.
This is the second accident on the
Gary department in several months
Some time ago the big fire truck crashed
into building on the south side in
Cary when the driver attempted to
avoid striking a Ford truck which
crossed in front Of the machine at the
street intersection
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
SOME MORE
INVESTIGATING
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

NEM ORLEANS, LA April y
Atty Gen A Mitchell Palmer has
ordered Henry Mooney United states
attorney here and other department
or justice officials to Investigate the
charges that sugar has been offered TO
merchants in New York Chicago. Bal
timore. Philadelphia and other East
ern cities at 27 cents a pound for
delivery during June by local brokers
and planters Mooney declares it has
been established here that wholesalers
are charging double margins and that
: number of prosecutions are c7nten1-
plated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
SINCLAIR To-
SPEND 80 MILLIONS

Firty million dollars will be expended
by the Sinclair OIL Company for exten-
sion and development Of the company's
interests. II has been announced by
Harry F. Sinclait. The money viii he
raised bv an issue of five-year notes
bearing - per cent interest.
Much Of this sum will be spent At
the East Chicago plant, where the ca
pacity wall be increased and other addi-
tions will bs made
The plans Of the company include fur
ther development Of their pipe lines.
development Of leases in Central Ameri-
ca and Africa. and developments Of the
business in Cuba where Sinclair has
become an important factor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
Latest Census
Figures Out
lInrERNAIIonAL NEMs sFRvIcEf

WAsHINGT0N- April 99-PreIfmin-
airy population figures announced to-
day by the census bureau were as
follows:
Piqua. o-ta2o population. 15.o44,
increase since 1910 1856 or 1e.f per
cent.
Racine, wis 1870 population. S.
592. increase 2o.g91 or 542 per cent.
Troy. Q 1920 population 1850; in
crease I.13S or 1876 per cent.
Franklin, Ind 1920 population. g..
904, increase 4o7 or per cent.
EdiwnburE. Ind .-1920 population,
2.376; Increase 33s or 16 ; per cent
Venice. Cal.-192a population. TO-
3s5, increase 1866 or 233 per cent
Canadagua. y. Y-1s2o population
1856: increase 13s or 1.s per cent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
LEARN OF GIRLS FATE

The many friends or Mr.. and Mrs.
ora Taylor formerly Of Hammond and
Hessville. viii be grieved to learn or
the death Of their eleven year old
daughter Leora. az their home 5s12
Prairie Ave. Chicago. Tuesday Of blood
poisoning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
CALLIAUX
ACQUITTED
OF TREASON

PARIS. April %. - Former Premier
Joseph Caillaux was today acquitted OF
high treason against France and of com
n'unicating intelligence to the enemy in
war time. The vote Of the senators
comprising the high court Of justice was
For acquittal. 213; against acquittsl
IS.
Following the verdict Of acquittal on
the first two charges the court began
celebrating the charge that the ex-
premier had correspondence with the
enemy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
HIGH COST OF
JAILS TOO

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
LOUISVILLE. April 22-Unable 70
pay jail expenses as the result of the
decrease in revenue due 10 prohibit
ion. Jailer Barr today announced that
he viii permit Kentucky Derby Wis
tiers to sleep in his hoosegow al 81
q night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
lHuLLErINl
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1
WATERBU RY, Conn. April 22.-
seven thousand non-skilled workers
went on strike here today in accord
ance to a vote taken by the various
branches of the New England Work
ers Association at mass meetings
held last night. Practically every
shop in the city was hit by The
strike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
WHISKEY GOING FAST
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVlcEl
CHICAGO, AprH 22-ilang out the
crepe and play the brewery dirge
There are only 10000 600 gallons of
whisky left in the Z s # was an
nounced today BY Capt. Hubert How
ard. head Of the prohibition forces here
Before the prohibition amendment
Went into effect there were 100 600 900
II hand he said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
(BULLETINl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYtcEI
CHICAGO. April 22.-Hoover pres
idential headquarters were opened
here today adjoining the Lowden
headquarters in the Congress hotel.
Robert Stevenson, Jr.. is acting
chairman of the Hoover organiza-
tion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
5 PM NEWS
FLASHES
lRuLnETrNl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEEVIcEl
CHICAGO. April %. ~ Hope Of a
peaceful settlement OF the switch
mons strike in the Chicago district
was abandoned today. at least tenn
porarily, when John Grunau. chief
of the strikers. quit a conference
with the federal officials.
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DOUGLAS. Ariz.. APril % - Any
attempt of Carranza troops to cross
American soil in this section in or
der to invade Sonora viii be mct BY
armed interference on the part Of
United States troops.
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TWO KILLED AS
AIRMAN LOOPS LOOP
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Los ANGELES. Cal. April 22.-Filot
George Daly. and an unidentified pas
senzer were Killed when an airplane
in which they were attempting to loop
the loop here l.o0O feet n the ar fell
into the ocean late yesterday
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, April Walter
Kelly, division passenger agent of
the Chicago & Alton railroad. was
shot and killed in his Office in the
Boatman s Bank building this after
noon by a woman said to be his bife.