Deschanel Named President After France Caucus Vote
Paul Deschanel was chosen president by the French assembly after a joint caucus, defeating Clemenceau who is sidelined from politics. Deschanel led with 74 votes to Clemenceau's 88, with Poincare and others receiving scattered support amid a record caucus turnout.
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Cassociated Press
Versailles
Paul Deschanel
France
National Assembly
Georges Clemenceau
Raymond Puineare
Charles
AL Jonnert
Leon Bourgeois
Marshal Foch
Clemenceau
Poincare
M. Deschanel
Deschanel
Tan Deschanel
Charles Joutert
Georges Ctleureteeutiot
Capt
Jucques Sadeul
J. Scattering
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Republic
Charles C. A. Jonnart
Leon Nourgeois
League of Nations
M. Clemenceau
Chamber
Bolshevik Forces Beaten on Lithuanian Front
Warsaw report says Bolshevik troops on the Lithuanian and Ruthenian fronts have been beaten and demoralized and are retreating east of Dvinsk, per an official general staff statement.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Dvinsk
General Staff Headquarters
Mrs Harvey Stutsman Dies in Mishawaka
Ethel Grady Stutsman of Mishawaka died at St Joseph's hospital at 10 this morning from influenza pneumonia after several days illness. Survived by husband Harvey and two young sons Gail and Paul. Funeral at St Mark's church Goshen Monday at 3 with burial in Oak Ridge cemetery. body to be brought from Mishawaka tomorrow to the Grady home in Middlebury.
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Ethel Grady-Stutsman
Harvey Stutsman
Mishawaka
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gail
Paul
Jesse Berker
Sturgis
Mich
St. Mark’s M. E. Church
Goshen
J. H. Richardson
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Grady Home
Middlebury
Sixth Streets
Virgo Released Returns Home In Murder Case
Virgo of South Bend, once charged in Maude Tabor-Virgo’s murder in Paw Paw Michigan, is released after a daybreak confession by Walter Tabor. He returns to his East Ohio Street home and resumes real estate work while Beattie leads the case.
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South Bend
Desepbh Crow Virgo
Maud Faith Tabor-Virgo
Tabor
Paw Paw
Mich
Walter Tabor
Virgo
East
Ohio Street
Joseph Crow Virgo
Maudeabor-Virgo
Walter O. Labor
Sarah I. Tabor
Gladstone
Indianapolis Businessmen Pledge for 1920 Convention
Over five hundred Indianapolis business leaders pledged services to ensure the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention succeeds in Indianapolis. The event is scheduled for June 6 to 10, with a dedicated organizational effort already in motion.
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Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans Celebrates 85th Birthday in Detroit
Mrs Elizabeth Evans spending the winter in Detroit with her daughter Miss Hattie Evans yesterday celebrated her 85th birthday. She is well known in Goshen having resided here for more than half a century.
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Elizabeth Evans
Detroit
Hattie Evans
Goshen
Admiral Sims Testifies to Senate on 1917 Instructions
Admiral William Sims appears as a witness before a Senate committee detailing instructions given him early in 1917. He explains the context and directives that guided U S naval actions as America moved toward involvement in World War I.
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Admiral Sims
Senate
Navy Department Awards Investigated War Message Warns on Britain
Rear Admiral Sims testified before a naval awards inquiry that in March 1917 he was ordered to England and told not to let the British pull the wool over your eyes and that the United States would fight the British as the Central Powers. More witnesses are to be heard by the committee.
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Associated Press
Wasitington
Sims
England
United States
Navy Department
Calbeck Plans Goshen Move With New Theaters
Newton A Cualbeck of Nappanee will start boxing out his Nappanee grocery and move to Goshen to run the Goshen theatre to open between April 1 and 15. His son Kenneth Calbeck, a motion picture operator, will manage the Goshen venue while Mr Calbeck runs Auditorium and Crystal theatres and the Calbeck houses leave Nappanee. Work on the Lincoln avenue and Fifth street picture house progresses satisfactorily.
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Newton A. Cualbeck
Nappanee
Notion Picture Theater
Samuel F. Spehn
Lincoln Avenue
Fifth Street
Catbeck
Goshen
Kenneth Calbeck
Calbeck
Crystal Theatres
Goshen Theatre
Richmond IR railway bridge worker dies after flagging train
Robert Moore an overtime flagger from Richmond Indiana on a railroad bridge crew was killed when he stepped onto the tracks a second time to flag a passenger train between Frankton and Elwood and misjudged its speed. The body was taken to Richmond.
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Robert Moore, OT
Richmond
Ind
Frankton
Elwood
Cassopolis Silo Plant to Move as Dell Secor Sells Interest
Dell Secor inventor of the Secor stove sold his interests to Kipp and Burlington of Lawton. They will move the silo factory to Lawton, establish manufacturing there, and push sales to the limit.
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Cassopolis
Dell Secor
Mich
Kipp & Burlington
Lawton
Extradition Demand For Former Emperor William Sends to Dutch
The supreme council’s letter ordering William’s extradition was officially forwarded to the Dutch government during the night. Berlin reports Ferdinand Bonn, once a top German star and protege of William, offered to impersonate the former emperor and go to London in his place, citing German honor as the motive.
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Paris
Supreme Council
William
Berlin
Ferdinand Bonn
Germany
Count Hohenzollern
London
Bonn
Indiana Authorities Demand Bootleggers Leave Area
Indiana officials announce a crackdown on bootleggers vowing they must go, signaling a state law enforcement push to remove illegal liquor operations from the region. Local authorities coordinate with federal agents to pursue arrests and close remaining illicit outlets.
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Indiana
Elkhart Real Estate Leader E C Bickel Dies at 69
E C Bickel prominent Elkhart real estate dealer died suddenly at his home 632 Bower street after illness beginning Friday He helped develop Riverside section of the city He was born April 24 1850 in Goshen married November 28 ISTG to Mary Ellen Smith with three children Funeral set for 2 PM Tuesday Rev Oglivie officiating A gasoline price rise noted and Law and Order Sunday proclaimed by Gov Gueedrich
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BE. C. Bickel
Elkhart
Bower Street
Goshen
Benjamin
Catherine Bickel
Ofice
J. M. van Fleet
ISTG
Mary Ellen Smith
A. J. Vawnygartner
Harry M. Bickel
Lenatics
Montana
Roy E. Bradley
New York
Rev. Oglivie
Congregational Church
Pay to determine Charnley fight in Goshen public health clash
City health board dispute in Goshen narrows to salary payments. Mayor Chariley's move to oust the Troyer board creates two rival groups led by Drs Urwin and Lennon. Courts may settle who gets pay as Safety Board plans falter with unpaid members and missing bonds.
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Goshen
Chiaales
Trayer
Ald. Urwin
Troyer
HL RK. Lemon
Chathley
Board of Public Safety
Charnlevy
John W. Egbert
Fred B. Derby
Hiram E. Kidder
Two Children Die In Farm House Fire Southeast of Kokomo
Fire at Walter Goyer residence near Kokomo injures Mrs Goyer and another child while a fourth child escapes. The blaze started when coal oil was used to rekindle the fire.
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Kokomo
Tad
Walter Goyer
Weather: Fair and Colder Tonight and Sunday
The short forecast notes fair conditions tonight with a drop in temperature and continued fair skies on Sunday. No precipitation is expected. Winds remain light with continuing cool air.
Anti-toxin Air Mail Flight Heads to New York
A plane carrying a tube of anti-toxin left Chicago at 11 45 a m for New York to treat three poisoning victims. Pilot Knight expected to reach Gotham in seven hours after crossing Lake Michigan toward Cleveland to save mileage. The antidote, from Professor Robert Graham of the University of Illinois, was rushed to Chicago by auto.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Lake Michigan
Cleveland
Indiana
Duck Knight
Robert Graham
University of Illinois of Urbana
Ill
Airplane Mail Run Crashes Near Goshen
A government airplane carrying U S mail en route from Chicago to Cleveland crashed near the Goshen county poor farm six miles southeast yesterday afternoon due to radiator trouble. The mail was rushed to Goshen post office by auto and sent to Cleveland. The plane was to be airlifted again this afternoon around two o clock.
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U. S
Chicago
Cleveland
Goshen
Mail plane forced to land near Wakarusa and Mill Creek
Mail plane No 75 piloted by Lieut James A Harris forced to land in a field southeast of Wakarusa at 8 80 o clock. Engine trouble due to lack of lubricating oil delayed continuation until 4 30. Harris phoned for a bonfire in Grant park Chicago to aid landing. At 4 pm Lieut Morris landed at Louis Wilt fong farm near Mill Creek Laporte county for engine trouble. Mail taken to Mill Creek and dispatched to Chicago by Grand Trunk railroad.
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James A. Harris
Wakarusa
Harris
Grant Park
Chicago
Morris
Louis Wiltfong
Mill Creek
Laporte County
Grand Trunk Railroad
249 radicals at Hango Finland deported from America
The Buford arrived in Hango Finland at 3 PM with 249 radicals including leaders Alex Berkman and Emma Goldman aboard. They say they will not stay in Russia and will return to America to save it. U S Labor Bureau and immigration officials will escort the deportees to the Russian frontier.
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Hango
Finland
United States Army
Buford
America
Alex, Berkman
Emma Goldman
Russia
U. S. Labor Bureau
Immigration
Rail worker Taylor Jacman killed by switch engine in Lafayette yards
Taylor Jacman aged 36, a Wabash railroad employee, was struck and killed by a switch engine in the Lafayette yards. The incident occurred in the rail facility area as the locomotive moved along the tracks. Police and railroad officials are investigating the fatal accident.
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Taylor Jacman
Lafayette
Four Firemen Die In Cincinnati Tea and Spice Blaze
Four firemen were killed and about twenty injured when an explosion blew the east wall of the Newton Tea and Spice building in Cincinnati's river front district early today. The fire loss was about $100,000.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Newton Tea & Spice Company
River Front
Mrs Wm Rockefeller Dies at Winter Home in Georgia
Mrs. William Rockefeller dies suddenly at the Rockefeller winter home on Jekyll Island near Brunswick Georgia. She is survived by her husband, a brother of John D Rockefeller, and four children. In a separate item, Vice Admiral Charles S Benson will lecture on international law and foreign trade at Notre Dame University in March for a month long course.
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Brunswick
Jan
William Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Jekyl Island
Here
John DD. Rockefeller
Charles S. Benson
Naval Operations
United States Navy
Notre Dame University
Indiana State Central Committee Meeting Date Set
Members of the Indiana state central committee are called to meet in Indianapolis on Thursday February 6th to conduct official business and set agendas for upcoming actions.
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Indianna State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Within the Law Widow Loses Suit in Elkhart
Maud Bowen versus the North American Union ends in a directed verdict for the defense. Special Judge T. A. Davis rules life insurance suit must be filed within one year under 1915 Acts, despite evidence of late payment and policy maintenance. Plaintiffs seek appeal claiming policy open-ended. defense argues policy lapse and deceased husband’s hazardous occupation.
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Maud Bowen
The
North American Union
Elkhart
T. AL Davis
Hiw
Army Uniform to Undergo Change
Washington January 17 The Sam Brown belt, reluctantly discarded by officers returning from overseas, may be added to the regulation army uniform along with other changes if division commanders and general staff officers recommendations are adopted by the War Department.
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Washington
United States Army
War Department
Mrs Whitehead Injured Falling In Basement
Mrs. M. B. Whitehead suffered a deep gash to her right knee after a fall in her basement at 505 South Main Street around 9:50 this morning. Dr. A. C. Yoder attended and stitched the wound.
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M. B. Whitehead
South Main Street
A. C. Yoder
Plan to Raise 100000 for Goshen Housing Venture
The plan calls for a 100000 corporation to back a Goshen housing project. C of C directors urge public support and involvement to advance the venture.
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C. OF C
Goshen Chamber Proposes Housing Corporation
The Goshen Chamber of Commerce directs formation of a housing corporation with at least 100000 capital stock to promote building 150 or more homes. A committee led by B F Dealt and H V D King will secure subscriptions and organize the company, with local banks urged to provide loans.
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Goshen
B. F. Dealt
H. V. D. King
C. Ns. Stout
William H. Charnley
Housing Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Lust
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M. Poincare
French Republic
Premier Clemenceau
Briand
Andre Lefevre
Edouard Herriot
Radical Party
Georges Mandel
Miss Tador
Lagrunge
Joseph C. Virgil
Mildred A. Dual
Three Rivers, Mich
Britain
E. C. Bickel
New Jersey
Law and Order
Gueedrich
Tie
Dwight Broman
Law and Order Union of
New York City
Charnley
Safety Board
Knight
Gotham
U. S. Transport
Wm. Rockefeller
Winter
PLAN
Corporation For Goshen Housing
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