12 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
1
A Chicago salesman was robbed at the corner of Lincoln Avenue and Third Street after a shot was fired. The attackers fled with $65, and one wore an army overcoat. The victim died later. police sought suspects and conducted searches, but no arrests were made.
The Associated Press reports that Harasd Georges Carpentier did not issue a challenge to Jack Dempsey for a heavyweight title bout. Framing details include events around Fort Wayne where Rev. Charles Ho Thiele officiated a church reception for fifty new Young Ladies' Sodality members, and a note on Fisherman smokers consumption.
Reports say a Buffalo banker died in an airplane accident in England near Gateohaip Surrey. The victim, identified as Paul Tern or Phew D. Cameron Raab, was connected to New York finance circles and was reportedly en route for business. Police and aviation authorities continue investigations into the crash near the airport.
A report on a committee meeting addressing changes in retail hours for various establishments. The discussion covered opening and closing times and the impact on local businesses and residents. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but the topic centers on adjusting store hours and compliance with municipal rules.
Fragmented report describes Virgo facing charges related to a TABOR death, with references to witnesses, testimonies, and court proceedings. The text mentions individuals such as Vivien and Lena, various locations, and legal actions while outlining confusing procedural notes and alleged statements.
A garbled item mentions Cyn ordering Fred Readen in a fictional city near an old Buick barn behind the FLA Roaneb property. It notes a collapse fear at a spring ground point and references the defense division of a railroad handling four point twenty cars. A distribution of pay to workers is implied.
Mrs. HE Fo Reynell of South Tasad faced a masked robber who held a pistol and demanded money in a city street. She frightened him, causing the thief to flee without taking any cash.
The cornerstone of the Hebrew Institute at South Bend will be laid next Sunday at 9 a.m. with appropriate services. Local officials and community leaders are expected to attend as the project advances.
Bond sales totaling 535 dollars were reported today by solicitors. The item notes a fine start in the campaign within the T B Cam Senate and mentions a Christmas seal sale involving students.
A group of young men from Goshen face charges after an attempted hold up and a shooting incident. Clarence Landaw and Nelson Taeball were involved. Taeball injured in the leg. The youths were bound over to the circuit court by Justice Whister and await trial at the county jail.
Elias Leininger, living north of Akron, received a Fort Wayne letter containing 6 pounds 0 money in two twenties and a ten. A note apologized for an old theft and offered to repay with interest. Leininger recalls only one prior loss over 40 years ago when a thief broke in while he and Mrs. Leininger were at church and stole small items.
Local meeting in Hayles Jails discussed forming a carpenters and painters union. About 60 members attended as push for a local charter gained support. Funeral services for Migaret Ebarri sege of Mishawaka were held at River Bark MED church with burial in Mishawaka cemetery. Mrs Efarrison was formerly Miss Margare Piller of Oshen.
Charriet Swihart is granted a divorce from Albert Swihart for fault in the South Bend area. She receives custody of daughters Phar enee and Frances. Swihart now lives near Gosden and Mans Swihart in Chicago. Real estate dealings involve Miller of Cottage Avenue and Eikenbergs of California with 140 acres near Middlebury.
Preneha Gariepy and Steve Barkat face murder charges in the death of Curb Cook. The case ties to a jail escape from Sout Bend with Walter Baker jailed in South Bend awaiting trial.
Joseph Sabaugh reports his wife Trene Gilbert Sabaugh has been missing from their Bremen home since Dee Pioane left without explanation. Authorities and family seek information on her whereabouts.
C F Retring sold his residence at Sa North Second street to Rebecca Funk of Kosciuske county. Possession to be given about Mareh Ost. The deal was arranged by W O W Porser.
More than 500 Elks from South Bend Goshen Elkhart Laporte Michigan City Niles St Joseph Benton Harbor attend a lively athletic carnival at the Elks club in South Bend with heavy participation and spirited events.
A brief weather note indicates precipitation likely tonight and again Saturday with possible mixed forms and higher chances in northern areas.
Directs miners to return as the fuel issue remains unresolved with the railroad administration under Director General Hines.
In the central Pennsylvania coal fields, operators reject the government plan as a mere postponement of a showdown. Fuel Administrator Garfield resigns. functions continue under Director General Hines. Officials report strong coal production and early hoisting as the strike persists.
The American Bankers association issues a warning to focal banks to boost protection against robberies as a presumed unprecedented crime wave sweeps the country. Reports mention floaters, desperate figures, and a push for reduced street lighting to guard against foot-pad incidents. Also noted are local deaths including Hiram Kraft of Goshen and Jeolat Bailey of South Deere due to gas-related causes.
The article notes a Rotary Club event with UG attendees, wives, and friends in attendance. A jazz orchestra provided entertainment by Ekart. Rev. Ho Pirin spoke on “Survey Before Self” praising cooperation with Retars clubs and Commerce Chamber.
Secretary Penniels announced the Medal of Honor awards to 15 Marines and sailors. Corporal John He Proitt of Goshen is among the honored recipients, with several awards presented posthumously.
A critical note urges readers to read the paper without subscribing or paying. It mocks advertising reliance and argues against praising the publication while avoiding direct article writing or critique of others. The piece satirically questions reader support and loyalty.
Lewis W. Fairfield of Angola, the Twelfth district congressman, is recovering from a severe illness. He was brought to his Angola home after leaving Washington where he had been hospitalized in serious condition, making his recovery seem unlikely.
The Improved Order of Itel Men plans a Saturday meeting at the local hall with tribes from Benton Harbor South Bend Mishawaka Warsaw and more. A street parade precedes a feast and ceremonial activities. On January 1 1920 the Red Men mark their second anniversary with a city gathering in Goshen.
Rev Hindbard pastor of the Lize hilr M B E Church declines Warren posting after the congregation at Ligenier votes to pay him the same salary offered at Warren. He will stay in Ligenier despite higher pay offer elsewhere.
Paul Leslie Mooney a pitcher formerly with the House of David joins the Chicago Cubs for next season. He spent several months with the House of David team earlier this season and is now moving to a major league club.
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church in Mishawaka organized a bazaar in 1850 that drew over 400 attendees for a dinner and social event.
Charles Ro Weatherhage of Fort Wayne drafts plays for the Columbia Theatre a motion picture house to be built in Columbia City. Democrats want increased pay.
The New York Central railroad pushes a record for moving freight shipments as the present rush of traffic is described as unprecedented and high in volume across its lines.
The American Legion will hold a Monday night meeting to discuss a proposed bylaw change on dues. Members are expected to attend and vote on the amendment.
A bill named for Senator Charles L. McNary to extend the sugar board’s operations passed. The record shows no vote on the question, with the action moving through the chamber without visible division.
Senate passes the McNary bill authorizing U S sugar purchase and sale by the sugar equalization board to ensure fair prices and distribution. It continues control activities until December 31 if needed, but producers refiners and distributors of sugar are not to be licensed under this Lever Act.
Obituaries report deaths of Prussman El Drussman Jones Owes Hutchison Mrs Rose Benfer Julia Miller with multiple survivors. Funeral arrangements listed by local undertakers and churches. Descriptions include service times and viewings at homes and General Hospital Elkhart.
Sick list reports George Ti. Rimpler ill at First Street home. Mrs. Helen Kurtz left hospital and stays with her uncle Frank Kelly. Burtz Lireckmerton improved. Ed. McClure remains about the same. Miss Maurie Rustix has chicken pox at home. Red Cross Xmas Seals offered at Sophomore booth Saturday. Daily Democrat 12 cents per week.
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