Notice to Defendants in Elkhart Quiet Title Action
State of Indiana Elkhart County Elkhart Circuit Court December 1918 Cause No 15087 State Bank of Goshen vs Sol Hocker et al. Unknown defendants and their spouses heirs and successors warned to appear January 24 1919 to answer complaint to quiet title to multiple tracts in Elkhart County. Attys Yeah Deahl & Deahl represent plaintiff. Clerk Geo H Rimpler signs seal.
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Elkhart County
Elkhart
State Bank of
Goshen
Indiana
Sol. Hocker
Deahl & Deahl
Elkhart Circuit
Salomon Hockert
Sarah Hockert
John Longacre
Lovisa Longacre
Lewisa Longacre
Nathaniel Hayden
Lewis Hayden
Margaret Hayden
Eliza Hayden
Benjamin Hayden
Wallen Hayden
Andrew Hayden
Elizabeth Hayden
Adam Richards
Fydia Jane Richards
Aramedies Hayden
Anne Hayden
Archemedies Hayden
Lemuel Hayden
Matilda Hayden
Arkime
Solomon Hockert
Lovisa Longaere
Nathanel Hayden
Warren Hayden
Lydia Jane Richards
Arkemedies Hayden
Jonathan Wyland
Eleanor Wyland
Jacob Baer
Eliza Bauer
Stephen Brothers
Hannah Brothers
James Skelly
Sarah Baer Jr
Mary B. Skelley
James Skelley
Peter Deardorf
Peter Dierdorff
Anna Dierdorff
Martin Weybright
Philintiff
Solomon Huckert
Nathaniel Hawden
Moarcaret Hayden
Nathaniel Mayhoiva Haveens
Bendulla
Hayden
Elizabeth Hfavien
Mary B. Skelly
Eliza Baer
Sol Hocker
Metes
Secion
Wabash Railroad
Meles
Wabash
Elkhart River
Geo. H. Rimpler
Elkhart Circuit Court
Bolshevik Flight Threat and Allied Baltic Move
Reports from Stockholm and New York describe the Bolshevik government planning to evacuate Petrograd for Nijni Novgorod as Allied fleets reopen the Baltic. Executions rise and food is scarce as conservatives are held hostage while the army is bolstered amid civil-war fears. Poland seeks Allied recognition to curb Bolshevik influence and secure arms from the Allies.
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Stockholm
Petrograd
Nijni- Novgorod
Baltic
New York
Russia
Phiten Qusttiodl
Vormoeriver
Che
Onstinomt
Afipsk
Hess Pigs Go to Market for Red Cross Work
Farmers in Win Sorek County Nebraska aided wartime relief by shipping hogs to Chicago. A train of 27 cars carried pigs while Ben Bear Decorah led the Red Cross effort in the Meshield chapter. The drive aims to raise about $70,000 for wartime work.
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Winsorek Couaty
Red Cross
Chicago
Ben Bear Decorah
Meshield
Wilson Plans Christmas Stay at Pershing HQ
President Wilson will spend Christmas at General Pershing's headquarters after conferring with Greek Premier Venizelos about the Balkan situation and military operations. He will not enter Germany but remains eager to visit the army of occupation. Foreign Minister Balfour and Premier Lloyd George will join the talks in Paris with Wilson as the big four set to begin likely January 5.
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Paris
Wilson
General Pershing
Venizelos
Greece
Balkan
Germany
Army of Occupation
Rouse
Balfour
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Paris Discovers Wilson in Warm French Portrait
Paris journalists praise Wilson as a living man in Paris. Reporters describe him as smiling and alert, not austere, worthy of love and wine of France. They compare him to a Christ figure yet emphasize his humanity and wit.
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Paris
Wilson
Christ
France
Portugal Mourns Assassinated President Sidinio Paes
Lisbon reports the murder of President Sidinio Paes. The body was moved to the Belem palace for rites as government officials, led by Oscorio Castro, the minister of justice, plan ceremonies. Parliament members are called to discuss a successor amid nationwide mourning.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Sidinio Paes
Porwal
Belem
Spain moves to suspend parliament amid Catalan unrest
Premier Romano has asked the king to sign a decree suspending parliament after cabinet talks on Catalonia outbreaks. Police clashed with a crowd at a socialist republican meeting in Barcelona over autonomy, one person dead and six injured. Similar unrest occurred in Bilbao with Basque demonstrations.
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Madrid
Romanones
Catalonia
Barna
Bilbao
Four More Sailors Die From Brooklyn Crew Explosion
In Yokohama four additional American sailors have died from injuries suffered when a coal dust explosion damaged the United States armored cruiser Brooklyn last Monday. The deaths raise the toll among the crew from the incident.
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Yokohama
United States
Brooklyn
Farmers On Trial For Milk Price Conspiracy
Chicago charges against a group of farmers who met a year ago to set a price they could sustain for milk sold in Chicago. Judge Frank Crowe presides as they face criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade allegations.
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Chicago
Frank Crowe
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Poland
Warsaw
Joseph Wilsudski
HESS
Towa
Margaret Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Ensign Roswell Miller
Roswell Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Miss Carnegie
Pershing’s
Smiie
Dew Ui
Wilson Emile
JSS
King of Portuga
Spain
Dad
The
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