Goshen Man Found Dead From Gas Asphyxiation
Louis K Hawks, Goshen resident and Standard Chemical salesman, was found dead at 405 West Wilkinson Street after a gas heater hose disconnected. His wife, exposed to fumes, collapsed but survived. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the home of Dwight H Hawks.
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Louis WK. Flaawvhs
Goshen
Weer Wilkinson Street
Gochuck
J. Becknell
Hawks
Eugene Holdeman
Elkhart
Standard Chemical Company
Oraha
Neb
Dwight Hl Hawks
Trust Company
Stopper
Dwight H. Hawks
North Third Street
BE. L. Roland
Chi
Successor to Glass To Be Named Soon
President Wilson summoned Secretary Glass to the White House for a conference where a successor to Mr Glass was discussed. An appointment is expected soon so Glass can take his seat in the Senate, succeeding the late Senator Martin of Virginia.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Secretary Glass
White House
Glass
Senate
Senator Martin
Virginia
Supreme Court Denies New Jersey Liquor Dealers Petition
The Supreme Court refused to hear the New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealers association challenge to the state’s prohibition amendment. It held no jurisdiction to entertain original proceedings to test constitutionality or to enjoin enforcement in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Washingtlton
New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealers Association
New City Car Service Discontinued on Eighth Street Line
The Eighth Street city car line from Ata 9 and Lincoln Avenue will be discontinued Wednesday under a city council and traction line agreement. The Oak Ridge and South Main lines will run on a 20 minute schedule with first departures at 6:10 am weekdays and 8:10 am Sundays, last cars at Lincoln Avenue at 10:30 pm, finishing at 10:50 pm arrival.
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Eighth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Oak Ridge
South Main Street
Ly. Millers
College Avenue
South Teaves
College
Millers
Jeaves
Lincoln Ave
Gary Strikers Call Off National Steel Strike Amid Troop Withdrawal
In Gary Indiana the withdrawal of federal troops prompted the Gary strikers' council to accept a Pittsburgh issued order ending the steel strike nationwide. Picketing plans were set to renew in Gary, with leaders hoping to mobilize thousands at the mills. The strike headquarters will aid families and organize remaining workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gary
Pittsburgh
Fire Threat Sparks House Alarm on 7th Street
Shortly before three this afternoon the fire department was summoned to Mrs. Meliss Miller at 508 South 7th Street where a threatening fire burned in the roof.
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Meliss. Miller
South 7Th Street
Preparing for 1920 Election in St Joseph County
The St Joseph county board of commissioners prepares for the 1920 election as women gain the vote. Extraordinary preparations are required to organize the polls, ballots, and staffing for this historic change.
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St. Joseph
Miners Accept Commission Decision in Coal Strike
Jan. 12 in Washington the United Mine Workers acting president J L Lewis said miners would unreservedly accept any ruling by the president's coal commission. Operators' chief Thomas B Brewster declined promises, noting the commission would answer ten questions and report back. The first public hearing adjourned until tomorrow.
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Washington
President's Coal Commission
Jol T L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Ofhers
Thomas BB. Brewster
Seales
Robinson
Second Term Night School Opens Tuesday
Goshen night school director urges enrollment as second term begins Tuesday at the high school building. Courses include sociology if demand rises, plus bookkeeping typewriting penmanship drawing art cooking sewing French business English and more all offered with flexible hours and no tuition.
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Goshen
Investigating Housing Plan at Mishawaka
Chamber of Commerce secretary H. Vv. D. King and director C. Edwin Stout, joined by C. BE. Hastings, traveled to Mishawaka to confer with Mr. Williams of Chicago on a housing plan for Dodge Manufacturing company. A report will be submitted soon.
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H. Vv
D. King
Chamber of Commerce
C. Edwin Stout
C. BE. Hastings
Mishawaka
Mr. Williams
Chicago
Dodge Manufacturing Company
Taporte Expects 25 000 Population by 1925
The town of Taporte anticipates a population reach of 25 000 by 1925, signaling planned growth and development. Local officials project expansion in housing, services, and infrastructure to accommodate the rising resident base.
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Taporte
Disabled Soldiers Sent to School by Vocational Board
A Indiana soldier disabled in combat will avoid becoming a public charge thanks to the Federal Board of Vocational Education. The board lists nearly 30 disabled men placed in institutions across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Notable names include Archie S. Gilbert Frederick W Morrice Thomas G Andrews Barton A Rhinehart and Paul F Marchessean among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Louis Herbert
Denton
Thund Race
Cincinnati
Olio
Ohio
Kentucky
Archie S. Gilbert
Mich
Elec, Co
Frederick W. Morrice
United Hypothetae of Admerica
Thomas G. Andrews
Davey Institution
Paul EF. Marchessean
Wisconsin University
Barton A. Rhinehart
Todiaua University
Family obituary notes siblings of late Christophel in Goshen
Eliza beth Lehman of Goshen and Daniel Chiristophel are listed as brother and sister of the late Donald Christopher who died at age 51 in the home of Amos B. Weldra three and a half miles southeast of Nuppance on January 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Chiristophel
Mays
Elizabeth Lehman
Goshen
Dadol Christophel
Amos B. Welda
Nuppance
Chicago Police Arrest 600 in Two Day Crime Drive
Chicago police roundup nets over 600 suspects in two days with 25 percent having prior records. No holdups since Sunday noon. only five cars stolen, down from prior averages. Two suspects killed resisting arrest, two wounded.
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Chicago
Tno
Movie Men Fail In Clever Plan
White House secret service foils photographers attempting to photograph President Wilson from a hay wagon. The operatives claimed they had no time to shoot, and were allowed to depart. Also noted are highway designations for Hoosier Dixie from Wabash to Goshen and Yellowstone Trail routes through Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Secret Service
The Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
Generally cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Likely rain or snow in the extreme northern portion. Warmer conditions expected overall with changing skies.
Wilson to Issue League Council Meeting Call
Washington January 12 President Wilson will issue a formal call for the first meeting of the League of Nations council to meet in Paris next Friday. The cable to ambassadors will invite delegates and inform foreign offices of Britain France Italy Japan Belgium Brazil Greece and Spain. The council may also decide the next meeting place with Belgium pushing for Brussels as temporary seat. Belgium sees hope with the United States out of the league.
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Washington
League of Nations Council
Paris
Wilson
State Department
White House
Council of the
League of Nations
Council of the League
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Brazil
Greece
Spain
Germany
Sarre Valley
Council
Brussels
Geneva
United States
Farm calls Yoder returns to Jerseys and farm life
Frank Yoder, cashier of the State vault, will leave his post to return to his farm west of Milford next spring. His family is living with Mrs Yo ders parents in Milford until then.
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Frank Yoder
State
Milford
Yoders
Aaron Miller
Powder Magazine Blast Kills Foreman in Williamson
The Randolph mine powder magazine exploded in Williamson suburbs this morning. Foreman James Childers was killed and another employee seriously hurt. Cause unknown. property loss heavy and explosion rattled the town.
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Williamson
W. Va
Randolph
James Childers
Plan to Scuttle German Warships Found Heart of German Navy Talks
In Copenhagen on January 12 details emerge that a plan to scuttle German warships may be handed to the Allies. Die Freieheit quotes a Berlin source that a high German official informed leaders of the majority socialist party.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Die Freigheit
Whitley County Plans Infirmary Ward
Whitley County will establish an insane ward at the county infirmary to provide care for residents with mental illness, expanding local health facilities. The move reflects ongoing efforts to improve treatment and supervision within the county’s public welfare system.
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Whitley County
Leniency Granted for Frank Flowers in Embezzlement Case
Frank Flowers 28, former interurban ticket seller, pleaded guilty to embezzling 150 dollars from the Northern Indiana Railway. Judge A S Zook sentenced him to 2 to 11 years in the Jeffersonville Reformatory with restitution and suspended the term on good behavior. Flowers’ uncle John Swinehart promised to repay 60 dollars and cover shortages.
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Dudgze Drake
A. Ss. Zook
Elkhart
Frank Flowers
Flowers
Cadies
John Swinehart
Winona Interurban
Deahl
Rigney
Smith
Ward Gar- Muun
25 400 Prisoners Taken by Reds Claim
An official Soviet statement from Moscow declares 25 460 prisoners captured on the southern front from December 21 to January 9. It also reports 650 cannons 50 bomb throwers tanks 650 machine guns and vast quantities of military supplies taken.
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London
Moscow
Dwight Mock Sells Auburn Tourer and Buys Essex
Dwight Mock sells his Auburn touring car to Peter Cuthbert and purchases an Essex. This transfer records a dealer stock change with the two named parties involved.
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Dwight Mock
Auburn
Peter Cuthbert
Au “Essex
Movement to Start Soon After February 15
A note indicates a movement will begin shortly after February 15. The plan assigns responsibility for protecting the Siberian Railroad to Japan.
Troops to Leave Siberia as Czecho-Slovaks Repatriate
The American railroad commission plans to depart Siberia before mid February. About 5000 American troops will begin homeward movement. repatriation of Czecho-Slovak troops is expected early next Monday, removing the need for U S presence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexican Family Survives In Earthquake Abyss
MENICO CULY reports Prof Francisco Riveros family is living in a 400 foot deep abyss opened by the January 3 earthquake at Barrania Nueva. Neighbors lower food and water as rocks threaten collapse while relief hopes fade and new crater activity from San Miguel decreases.
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Menico Culy
Francisco Riveros
Barrania Nueva
San Miguel
Brother's Funeral in Wis as Berry Returns from Standex
James Berry of 815 South Sixth street returns from Standex Wisconsin after attending funeral of brother Wesley Berry a New Paris Me native. Wesley died Christmas Day at Stuad Kia two days after arrival for winter visit. Derry's death noted as heart lesson. sister Myre W. MM Self of Syracuse died months ago. His wife passed away two years prior. he had lived with his son in Stantey Wisconsin. he was 68.
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James Berry
South Sixth Street
Standex
Wis
Wesley Berry
New Paris
Derry
Stuad
Kia
Myre
W. MM. Self
Syracuse
Stantey
Wistlis
Elkhart Native S. C. Garberich Dies at Wichita Home
S. C. Garberich of Wichita Kansas former Elkhart resident and Harrison township died at his home. He is survived by his wife two sons Frank and James Garberich and two daughters Maud and Carrie all of Wichita Kansas. He also leaves two brothers George Garberich of Elkhart and Will Garbevich of Wakarusa and seven sisters.
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S. C. Garberich
Wichita
Kan
Elkhart
Harrison Township
Frank
James Garberich
Maud
Carrie
George Garberich
Will Garbevich
Wakarusa
Indiana year book prints in Fort Wayne
The regular state year book will be issued in March from the office of Charles Kettlebourough of Indiana polis, director of the bureau of legislative information. It is being printed in Fort Wayne.
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Indiana
Charles Kettlebourough
Indianapolis
Bureau of Legislative Information
Fort Wayne
Brug Stores to Close for Funeral in Goshen
All Goshen drug stores will close from two to three oclock tomorrow afternoon for the funeral of prominent local Louis K Hawks. Town officials urged customers to plan accordingly as the service gathers family and friends.
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Goshen
Louis K. Hawks
South Bend Forms Committee on City Hospital Needs
A city committee in South Bend has been named to assess hospital needs for the community. The panel will study facilities capacity and service gaps to guide future health planning.
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South Bend
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Ises
William Hohenzollern
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