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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

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biel %gen1einer."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

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bot meme Srou sen eriten 8eriud
nit einem Muflauf gemadt."
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eon5en ,StroBe iin0 tpegen 6eS
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&ous 5uiammengelaufen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16
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fem Bu11fte lieber elm biB9en an
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

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ben 0nfel 9ermann an. Son oeM
faeit Du INNER, oab er eiugebloet
tit uno- ct lit bod gar nidt ltart."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

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boter" un6 Elm v@ffennlutter" boben
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
TWO HOUSES FOR
PROSPECT PARK

Although building in Hammond IS
dragging at present the outlook Tor a
decided pickup in the next six months
or a year Is good judging from the
activity III the realty game.
Harry Morsenau recently announced
that hc was placing Prospect park. the
new subdivision on south Holman
street. on the market Immediately he
began receiving Inquiries and sales Or
lots began Already arrangements haze
been made for building two houses in
tho subdivision. construction work to
start next week.
Mr. Morgenau IS pushing the sale Of
lots aggrcssively. Prospect Pa-l5 lots
are covered with q deep rich soil So
tho purchaser Il not confronted with
the nuisance Of drifting sand ana the
pr9bleF, 81 building a lawn ard gar
den. Tho location is ideal bcing the
part Of Hammond farthegt removed
from factories and railroads clean
fresh air is one Of the points which the
hustling salesman is laying much stress
upon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
LABOR TICKET POLLS
HEAVY VOTE THERE
Peoples Ticket Majority in
West Hammond is Suf-
fcient, However

west Hammond election officials
have completed the canvass Of votes
cast in the city election Tuesday and
announce that with one exception the
peoples party was victorious The ex-
ception Is Felix Moldrawski. successful
candidate for alderman Of tho third
ward. who ran on the labor ticket.
Following Is the vote:
Mayor-Paul Kamradt (PN o62;
John 6onnenbers. ID 4Ss; Jack Brad
Ike. q. - 1877.
C1erk-Andrew stachowicz 6P) 100;
Frank Angel CI0 ass.
Treasurer-Fred siesrist- CP) 1868;
Edward Lukowski Cd 49,
Judge-John W-owalsti. CP) 1.343.
Alderman. First ward-Fred Ber-
wange-, (P1 26e.
Alderman. second Ward-A. B. Krzy-
zanowski. CP) SOL, william Kabeszka
(D) "a. Joseph Skwtertz, 10 IL.
Alderman Third Ward-August Gloza
CP) 15s; Felix Moldrawski. % 49,.
Alderman. Fourth Ward-F'red Stell-
ing CP) 244. Mike Hellle (D) 2A4
The women showed unusual interest
in tho election polling about 40 per
cent Of the total vote.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
COURT MAY
STOP SAND
REMOVAL
Gary Concerns Figure In
Opinion Given By Indiana
Attorney General.
TIMES BUREAU AT STATE cAri1ALl


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 22--
wholesale removal Of sand from the
parts OF Lake Michigan belonging to
Indiana by corporations for sale in
Chicago. Ill. and elsewhere can be
stopped by court action. according 70
an opinion submitted to Richard
Ileber. director OF the state conserva-
tion department. by Attorney General
L. s. Lesh today.
Letters sent to the attorney general
by Mr. I4eber disclosed that the Great
Lakes Sand Company. operating under
a ease and the Construction Materials
Company OF Gary Ind are removing
large quantities OF sand from the In
diana part Of the lake boats equipped
with sand suckers"
After reviewing the facts in the
case, as presented by Mr.. Ldeber. the
attorney general said:
II therefore Of the opinion that
suit would lie against the Great Lakes
sand Company to prevent It from re
moving such sand and I am also of
the opinion that the Construction Ma
terial Company Of Cary. an Indiana
corporation. can be prevented from
taking sand from the lake for the pur-
pose OF selling the same. The state IS
trustee for all the people Of the state
and not for corporations found either
within or without the state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
HAYWOOD
REPORTS ARE
BELIEVED
rINrERNATtoNAL NEWS sERyIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE4
CHICAGO, April 22.-F ederai OIL
ofals were Counting noses today on
4he various I. W. ". who are under
sentence to Fort Leavenworth prison
for espforage, TO learn II any others
than william D. big Bill" Haywood
can Be listed among the missing. One
report today said that all but six have
been accounted for.
No OFFICIAL confirmation OF the report
that Haywood is in Russia has been
received but the report is generally ac-
eepted as true. Officials are endeavor-
ing TO learn how Haywood evaded the
passport regulations IN leaving the
United states.
william Bross lloyd, millionaire so
cialist- who Is Raywood's chief bonds
man, declared he believes Haywood
viii take the next boat back when
he hears tho supreme court has refus-
ed & rshearins OF his case Lloyd said
that Haywood had not expecte~ yhe
ruling OF the supreme court 70 come so
soon, otherwise he would not have left
the countrT
Word from the American Civil LIB
critics Union OF New York says that
Haywood is on his way to Moscow 10
attend the conference Of the fedora
tion oz trade unions in July but Will
return later and serve his sentence.
In < ". W, circles here 10 was pre-
dicted that Haywood wac gone for
good and the belief expressed that he
had Gsd the country because he feared
he would die before the expiration Of
his prison sentence. II was also de-
clared that Haywood had been stripped
of his authority in the /. ". w. and
was now negligible factor in that or
ganizatfork
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
RY HARRY L ROGERS

STAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. sERyicEl
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The rapid
Ere exchange OF memoranda between
the United states and Germany leaves
no doubt IN tho opinion Of officials
here today. as to the dominating role
+hts government is about 10 play in
world politics in general and repara-
tions In particular, The German gov
ernmsnt has appealed to America 70
MEDIATE the question OF reparations.
vblch for many months has remained
unsettled 70 the detriment OF the
world. and Secretary Hughes In q re-
NV which breaks su records for
rronptness, has Informed Berlin that
u-hf1e the United States could not act
"a umpire. 81 strongly desires an I'M
mediate and just settlement and VIII
,ndertake 10 bring the matter 10 the
attention OF the allies
DF,FTyTTE PROGRAM IN PROSPECT.
1T was predicted today that the Ger
mans would lose no time IN composing
With that part OF Secretary Hughes
communication which suggests sub
mission OF proposals as basis Of dis
cussion. Nay ! Is the date set for the
fuSl nxinE Of indennitiea and al
though there Is the possibility OF a
postponement. IL IS believed that every
effort will be made by the Berlin gov
eminent to Be ready at that time with
q definite program
That the terms suggested IN the
German memorandum to the United
states on April 4th would form ting
basis or the new proposals. vas freely
Continued On page stx-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
cosMA CASE

The case Of susu VS.. Cosma whers
six East Chicago women Jurors gave
verdict last October for the plaint 2
was appealed and defendant cleared
recently IN the Lake county superior
court. deposition was secured from
Nfrs. Maria Sander. wife q John slsa-
living in Hungary. showing that the
sum Of S2os.05 was received 81 d
ferent times BY the plaint26s VIE.
Since the ladies Of this city have beer
given the opportunity 81 denaonstra mss
their ability n citizenship anairs. E s.
no more than right that they sht3't
be Informed that Nj Cosma IS nos
scoundrei. but benefactor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22

Dave Atkinson, candidate for the
nomination for the Office OF city Judge
on the republican ticket. has been a
resident tax payer Of the city Of Ham
mond for more than 20 years Dur
ing this time he has been an active
political worker. an advocate of clean
politics and an opposer of ring rule He
has never held political office. but has
always been interested In things for
the betterment and progress Of the city
Of Hammond. IN local matters he Is a
believer IN municipal home rule and
the local determination Of local issues.
He is a graduate Of Northwestern
university law school. admitted TO prac-
tice law IN Illinois and Indiana. and a
member of the Lake County Bar asso-
citation. He is not only versed in law
but Il a student OF social conditions.
having specialized in economics and
sociology at Indiana university and the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
CURRY KIDNAPPING CASE
AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT

dispatch from Sacramento. 1allfo--
MIA stating that Governor stephens ~
'aIfornla has refused extrsdition 81
Mrs Emma Curry, forucrly Mrs. rsnr
Mann Of West Hammond wanted h
IN charge Of kidnapping l.t1e Ros
ILlampfercr. four Year old daughter
Matthias R1ampferer Or West HanmonI
also brings out the fac that she IS =.
Eng Is return and face the charges.
communication from Abort r. GriHitt
agen, FOR Mr Klampferer s:ato- 4
ie fears the extraiition will not s.
granted He also SAYS tha Ne eA
Is well happy ana good home II
child has become attached to her Is
cr parents and Mrs Curry shes
-dopt her
The trouble began four years aao
,he death OF Mrs. Klampferer leavirc
three little children under The csre
the bereaved father Not being ah
10 properly care for tho child-on RIOS
thc youngest, was placed undcr the c7ee
of Mrs Ernma Mann. who received S1
a week for the child's expenses
Later Mrs. Mann became attached ~
the child and fearing that the fatre-
would take her away. Mrs. Mann ief
for parts unknown she dissp ppea-ct
last juno and had not been heard of un
III g short time aKo. when she was
Gated in Colfax, California
When IN that city, she met ana later
married Charles Curry. ranch owner
- that place. The little s5rl has boea
treated as the legal child of tho couple
receiving every advantage and k.ndnc.
rom them
on the other hand. the father want
his child and will fight for her posse
ION. He has spent every cent he has 81
the world IN his efforts to regain hts
child, and has even been forced 10 81
heavily in debt in order to send a.
agent TO the coast to cara for his 81
terests.
Governor McCray of Indiana, has II,
proved the extradition OF Mrs Curry
and the next move must come from
Governor stephens before the case cas-
be settled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
CHILD IS INJURED

AS the result Of an attack on +
year-old child. Dave Frank. peddler
who resides at III Alice street. is in
st. Margaret's hospital, and the little
boy son Of a Mr.. Yurcak, is under the
care Of doctor.
The little boy annoyed the peddier in
some way. according TO the allegation,
and he struck the child on the head
with a brick. painfully iujuring him.
The father OF the child Immediately
turned on him and struck him two
heavy blows on the head.
Tt "a expected that Frank VIII be
prosecuted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22

A number OF readers who read the an
nounoement or George F. Xermett's s
candidacy for mayor on the democratic
ticket. have said they would like 10
know what he looks like. Here re is
folks. Rather handsome eh? Looks
a little like Gentle eman jim Corbett.
You viii notice the wide forehead which
denotes powers Of intellect and the
prominent chin which means determine
tion. The eyes are deep set and far
apart. another indication Of gray matter
The face IS snooth-shaven which shows
that Sfr. Vermett is not an old n1ossback
bat a thoroughly up-to-date candidate
whose administration wouldn't have any
vhiskers. Also note that his ears are
large which proves that he had a Big
generous heart.
aIr. vermett IS a prominent plumber
and q Police COMMISSIONS.
This IS his platform
WATER
BY equalization or water rentals and
pure water not drawn from the lake
direct but BY drilling ten or more wells
IN Lake Front park. this will do away
With the hlteration plant and save
thousands ot dollars and the annoy
ance Of chlorine IN ths water
STREETS
Repairing of all low spots ia streeta
70 be done BY special repair depart
ment with cement and protected until
~ for use
PUBLICITY
A speolaI sum to Be set aside for
publicity in locating manufacturing
plants IN our city
STREET CAR SERVICE
Co operation OF state civic and COM
merctal bodies for loop service BIZ way
81 Holman. Calumet. state. Columbia.
Norton and Conkey
LIGHTING AND GAS
would Be IN favor Of sednins a com
nfttee 10 appear before the public
utilities OF indiana 10 regard to gas
and electric meter deposits required Of
property owners 70 Be held for years to
the advantage OF the lighting com
pany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
Town u. Star Hurler
Called by Cleveland

IOWA CITY. Ia. Aprn 23.-Carter
c Hamilton. formerly captain Of the
University OF Iowa baseball nine. and
one Of tho greatest pitchers in the
history Of the school. left yesterday
for Cleveland. o., called by the ohio
1eaeuers to report for 1921 service.
The crack Hawkeye twirier was tried
out by the CleveIanders asst summer
He IS a junior IN the college Of medi-
cine here
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
CBULLETIN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlcEl
FORT WORTH Tex, April 22,--
breckenridge fourth big IRE in
sixty days broke out early today
and burned q block Of new bust
ness buildings
The loss VIII reach $25o.ooo.
Four hotels were included IN the
fire but all Of the guests escaped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
S235,OOO JEWELRY
ROBBERY IN CHICAGO

and $4,000 worth OF 1ewelry belonging
to Reingold
The two men made their way to the
street in the building elevator without
exciting comment with the jewelry
carried IN q gunnysack.
The diamonds OF the Phillip Preseh
& Son nrm were IN custody of Lero.
Present. Junior member OF the firm. He
had entered the Office Just before this
robbers arrived to consult Reingold
with regard 10 the Jewels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22

flNTFRNATIoHAL NEW5 sERVIcEl
CHICAGO April 22.-In ono or the
most daring robberies reported here in
months two bandits shortly before
noon today entered the downtown Of
hces OF J. J. ReingoId, diamond broker
bound Reingold and clerk securely
and escaped calmly into the crowded
street with 100000 cons ignment Of
cut gems belonging 4 the firm or
Phillip Present & Son. Rochester. y r.,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
rIErERN4rroNAL NEWS sERvrcEI

J OU y Efo, n =, ApTW -
After shooting his wife to death
and wounding his two stepdaugh
ters, probably fatally. Joseph
Geraci, 45 today shot himself in
the head. dying within an hour
The shootings took place in the
Geracl home and were witnessed
BY Joseph Cabaret. 16 a stepson
who ran into the street for help
after seeing his mother and two
sisters shot down
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYICE1
CHICAGO. April p. ~ Wheat
took sharp squirt upward, a 81
gain in the last few minutes and
closed at the best prices for the
day. Other grains registered sharp
advances. Strong cash markets
improved milling demand and un-
favorable weather conditions were
strengthening factors. Provisions
higher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
ALL CLASSES
TREATED THE
SAME Way
His Honesty Is UnimpeaChabIe
And His Record Is One That
He Can Be Proud OF.

Mayor Dan Brown has th SUM
ot the banks and business Interests
Hammond because IF his animpes
able honesty his unquestioned AN
canisnl. and hts practical business aut
ity
He Is rated as one os the best ma or-
the city has ever had
A successful business man A'msc
having conducted restaurant and
briclyard, Dan Brown applied tfe rses
q business to the business Of rln1.nu
a s57.OoO.oo0 munictpal corpora ar
when he became mayor. He found tae
city In chaotic financial condition acl
during trying times he stecred e a1a.
from bankruptcy and won th eon
ddence ana respect of the nnano sr
the city By his careful ana cffeou
conduct Of the Office lie has galo,d
the support or suca men as a l'
Turner P. W. Meyn and the oth
bankers and big besiness men n
city who have the interests 81
community al heart and aae tite friends
of good government.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
(RULLETN.1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl
LONDON, April 22v--This nfteTnoon's =
leading London newspapers, while re-
training from editorial comment on
President HardinS's refusal 10 h1
reparet lions total for Germany. tndi-
cnte through their headlines that they
interpret the American presidents re-
pilv as a snub TO Germany. The gen
eraI "headIine view" appears TO be
that the reply is q "eurt advice to the
Germans to pay"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
TINrERNArIoNAL NEws seRyIcEI

NEWARK. \. J. April 22.-The
four story plant Of Joseph Hol-
lander, fur goods manufacturers
was wrecked by fire today with an
estimated loss Of 100000. The FIRE
started on the first floor and 100
men employees escaped down stair
Hays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22

University Of Chicago, and having had
practical experience as settlement
worker and as representative OF the
bureau Of justice N dealing with an
fortunate conditions sin Chicago dur
ing the panic from 1898 to 1896. he has
developed a broad view Of social con
ditions. quality OF character insight
an ability to see the others viewpoint
and a broad human sympathy for every
social condition.
Mr.. Atkinsons character. honesty and
integrity are unouestioned by those
who know him well His character.
training and experience Mighty quality
him for the Office Of city judge If
nominated and elected to the office Of
city Judge, he viii take to the Office.
not only high quality of character
and ability. but also a determination
TO give 10 the office constant and care
full attention and the best service that
is IN him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
u. S. TO PLAY IMPORTANT ROLL IN GERMAN AFFAIRS
S Pm. NEWS
FLASHES
1RILIETIN.l-

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Clting
charges that monopoly IS engag-
ed in maintaining the waT-t time
price Of anthracite coal. Repre-
sentative Litchincun. Maryland. TO-
day introduced a resolution cali
ing on Attorney General Daugher-
~ to furnish the house with
statement as TO whether the price
Is justified. and whether he has.
done anything to reduce il.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
tBUI.LETIN1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYlcEJ
KANSAS CITY. No. April 22
Pork prices hit the lowest mark
since 1915 here today, Hogs were
being bought az the stock yards
at $50 on the hoof. that price be
ting quoted on all grades.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
GERMANY
APPEALS To
AMERICA
Rapid-Fire Exchange OF Repa
ration Notes Is
Seen.
(BULLETTN9
BIZ NEWTON G. PARRE

STAFF CORRESPONDENT T. n SEW iCEI
PARIS Aprfl 22s-The foreign once
1et II be known this afternoon that the
prcnch government is pleased with
President HardingS reply 20 Ger
mauyis mediation appeal. though II
,,as added that France had hoped Tor
n categorical refusal instead OF
quaIified rejection which invites new
German o4Ter and leaves the door open
10 American mediation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
NOTICE

There viii be no work II the Nc
Kinley Lodge. No. 712. until further
notice. Stated meeting on the first
wednesday Of each month as usual.
4-2i-2 E. ". MILES, Secy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERylcEl
Ta-rnr A n 8 rkAT TG Tna A~ril . q =

Top price hogs hit the lowest price
since 1915. here today. All grades
sold at $3.50. a quarter under yes
terdays price for best stock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22

Mrs John D. smaney IS receiving
splendid support Ia her candidacy for
the nomination on the democratic ticket
for city clerk.
Mrs smaiey was formerly Miss
Bertha Hansen she was educated -
the Hammond public school and high
school and for number Of years before
her marriage 70 John y Smalley va4
employed az secretary to the board oe
education. she also had number d
vars or business experience and IS
we'll qualified for the responsibilities Of
the clerks office.
Mrs smalley resides at 81 Detroit
street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 22.-Carl
Wilde has resigned as deputy state in
surance commissioner and is expected
70 become director OF service for the
public service commission. when that
body is re-orsanized May 2. NJ. 3. At
water Of Bloomington. Is nov director
OF service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-22
ALwAYs - TUE Jon

III 7 haven't been good mayo- tran
eaev ought to A'els mo oit the mas or
said the otner day "but Il have maze
good mayor Trims they a1gat
ge me another te-m. We mas har
seen az IN some things but we ha
made up for Il in oths~z. Tve heen ~
he toh All the cine looking after ta7
interests Of the people"
During tho war there was never
question for a minute a. 10 whore 81
mayor stood ne vas pro-AmericaB
and pro-aiiy He ASSISTED the reeruH
iur campaign and ell the bond drives
He kept the American Asg on tie cit
nall from sunrise to sunset everv da
re did everything in hts power - a.
EST .n the erection % Liberty han Ffe
was present and took part n ali
city patriotic demonstrations At LIS
erty hall ana made many patriot
speeches Hammond's war record was
excellent and NJ smar pert 81 tho
credit is due to Mayor Brown
Brown does not represent any class
re people. He represents az the pcc-
ple. He wil listen to arv one who
comes 70 his Office and his mind
always open to suggestions. Fe
willing 70 DO Whist the majority of te
3copie wart - al times prov.dfuS
$ for the best interests of all the peo
3'e He Is conscientious tho~o gh sr
lp-ight