ADRIATIC ISSUE SETTLEMENT PROBABLE IN PARIS TALKS
Agreement terms have been framed in Paris and signed by the United States and France. Great Britain is set to affix its signature as discussions proceed on the Adriatic settlement involving Italy.
04 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
1
Agreement terms have been framed in Paris and signed by the United States and France. Great Britain is set to affix its signature as discussions proceed on the Adriatic settlement involving Italy.
The City Hawks contract approval comes amid reports of charges linked to allowing a minor to pose for materials. Officials emphasize a state secretary oversight and note a $1009 payment tied to Perak Pacific.
Two committees named to direct coal savings are forming in Goshen. The groups aim to outline efficiency measures and manufacturing chants guiding action. Plans include coordinated steps with local leaders to reduce fuel use and boost production efficiency.
A local advisory group debates adopting early closing rules for merchants. The assembly lists merchants and manufacturers, with chair and secretary names, and notes unclear commitment from the chamber and tenure heads. Attendees discuss course of action and potential impacts on trade and hours.
Fragmented OCR note describes wartime political impact and public alarm at Versailles related events. Mentions figures, cemeteries, and officials with garbled names, suggesting a report on propaganda and postwar uncertainty surrounding German prospects.
The Fort Wayne Printing Company was awarded the contract for state printing. Officers elected by the I. O. R. M. last night include leadership changes and new assignments across several divisions.
Indianapolis December 1 Democratic committee elects Charles Sallee former secretary as chairman to fill vacancy from Frederick Van Nuys resignation Van Nuys becomes U S district attorney in January
The state plans to mail auto license plates shortly after Christmas. The program, tied to prepaid orders and dealer processing, will enforce post year-end registration rules. The delay affects retailers and customers awaiting plate delivery and incorporates new procedures for plate issuance.
Funeral services announced for Edward Dalka of Goshen area. Obituary notes patient died in Bolinger hospital after long illness. Burial at Gaulk Ridge Cemetery in Goshen following a Saturday afternoon service at 2 o clock at the Elkhart home address on Division Street.
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with a likely unsettled Friday. The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and a chance of light showers as the day progresses.
Federal court in Indianapolis hears arrest of union officers led by acting president Lewis and five others. Grand jury is investigating operator actions as bail is posted for each defendant amid contempt charges and alleged misdeeds at the union. Local officials and Associated Press report details remain fragmented in the damaged text.
report notes milk prices in Goshen show little change with the sale of milk from local vendors. scattered items mention Nathaniel Bo Blawles as Noble County's oldest resident, a death in Alifon, and a meeting of the Elkhart County Medical Society.
Wilbur Yermobhin of the Teni Hi Maus company in Bikhart seeks to boost orders for conservation displays at a nighttime event. A December sale and related advertising efforts are noted. Reports mention potential disputes and a court case involving Pauline Mio and Tadao Walter AN. Other names appear in social and legal notices.
Court records reveal petitions for pardons and clemency for multiple convicts. Andrew Gregory and Arnold face penalties. Jonen Wereeal tas on a seven year term for perjury with suspension for good behavior. Griffith, ex county official, jailed for embezzlement linked to a vehicle tire incident. Above zero temperatures noted this morning.
The Foreign Relations Committee calls witnesses as Secretary Lansing may testify this afternoon. Ambassadors present contrast views on safeguarding American interests during ongoing diplomatic discussions.
Government steps to curb sugar distribution are abandoned as the sugar regulation board dissolves. The move shifts focus to prosecuting profiteering misuses, with Attorney General Palmer cited. Indiana candidates for governor are named Edgar Bush, James Fesler, and others such as Tower, McCray, and Jackson.
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