Hoover under fire as two Democrats push anti sedition laws
Blanton of Texas and Davey of Ohio urge the committee to act on anti sedition legislation as pressure mounts on Herbert Hoover.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
1
Labor Reform Debate Targets United Labor Leader
A House Rules Committee hearing featured Rep Blauten of Texas and Rep Davey of Ohio urging anti sedition legislation. They attacked President Gompers and the American Federation of Labor chief Crampis, charging the Labor Department is honeycombed with anarchy and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Rules Committee
Blautendemocrat
Texas
Davey
Ohio
Crampis
American Federation of Labor
Department of Labour
Wourge
Indiana State Totals Show Elkhart County Voter Count
The article notes Indiana totals and Elkhart County with a voter count of 15,897. It discusses redistricting implications from the legislature and constitutional rules on Senate and House apportionment. It mentions the six year census basis for district changes and incomplete county data due to reporting gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Coras. Dan
Tadiana
Otto da
Klauss
Lewis Law
Resista Auditer
Lewishiture
Jegislature
Elkhad
Fort Wayne Soldier Named in France Action
Corne PL McGill of Fort Wayne was hired in action while engaged in combat with American troops in France. He served with the First Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corse PL McGill
Fort Wayne
France
Milford Mail Warns Against Bottled Olive Poisoning Risk
The Milford Mail cautions readers to avoid eating bottled olives amid fears of alive poisoning. Officials urge careful handling and check product recalls while advising purchase from trusted sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Milford Mail
Northwest quake shakes Washington and British Columbia
Three distinct earthquake shocks were felt at 11:08 PM across Washington and British Columbia. In Bellingham windows shattered and brick walls cracked while Vancouver residents rushed from buildings. No major damage reported in Seattle though telephone lines were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatile
Wash
Washington
British Columbia
Pellingham
Vancouver
Victoria
Columbia
Seattle
Purdue Tractor Courses Attract Early Applications
Purdue University announces three tractor short courses in February March and April. The first session runs Feb 2 to Feb 9 with 15 applicants already signed. Plans aim to make it the biggest course yet led by Prof. William Aitken of the Farm Mechanics department. The other two courses are Feb 16 to 28 and March 1 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Wm. Aitken
Fara Mechanics Department
Sixty-Four Indiana Banks Funded Youth Club Livestock Purchases
Sixty four banks in thirty six counties purchased pigs calves or sheep for boys and girls clubs to finance initial ventures, per figures collected by PLOM. Shankdin who oversees the livestock club in the state. William Vannefill a Whitley County Democrat leader and former county commissioner, has died at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labpayette
Dhe
William Yvannelill
Whitley County
Northern Pacific Brings Powhatan Passengers Today
Northern Pacific transports Powhatan passengers to Hoboken New Jersey and reaches the pier as part of a scheduled arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Contingent of U S Soldiers Returns from Powhatan Rescue
The 271 passengers from the stranded Powhatan were brought safely to Hoboken aboard the Northern Pacific. Only one passenger, Mrs. John A Worden of McKinney, Texas, fell ill during the voyage from a storm swept sea off Nova Scotia. Passengers praised Captain Randall for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Owello
France
Northern Pacific
Hoboken
Nova Scotia
John AL Worden
Capt
Randall
Powhatan
Pneumonia Deaths Increase Amid Influenza Surge
In Chicago the past 14 hours saw influenza cases fall by over 100 from the prior period, while pneumonia cases decreased. However deaths from both diseases rose with today recording higher influenza fatalities and pneumonia deaths compared with yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan
Two Trees Stir Village Near Metz Over Virgin Apparition
In Noveund near Metz two trees drew village excitement as locals claimed daily apparitions of the Virgin. Religious investigators led by Father Bentz confirmed the event after noting a statue-like outline formed by the trees at sunset without casting shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Mevz
Noveund
Lewis
Father Bentz
Titschff
United States Third In Furnishing Men During World War II
British statistics show the United States ranked third in furnishing men and materials for World War II. France headed the list, Britain second with a large total, while in an unrelated case Vernon Vanfleet of South Bend sued Nellie Livingston for 600 dollars claimed due after securing 100000 dollars worth of property through his legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frange
Great Britain
South Bend
Vernen Wl Vanfleed
Forvents
Klkchbart
Nellie Livingston
Allied Premiers Demand Hohenzollern Accord in London Meeting
Allied premiers press for fresh Hohenzollern agreement ahead of the conference set to convene in London. Officials indicate united stance on postwar settlement and German accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
W. Hohenzollern
Former Emperor Not Surprised By Dutch Refusal
The Hague January 26 Dutch government declares its decision to refuse the Allied demand for surrender of the former German emperor is final and not bound by peace treaties. London reports say exchanges of notes and further legal maneuvers may follow, with next talks in London and decisions to be presented to the supreme council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Netherlands
Maade Auerely
Pares Rapid
Heeweed
Great Britain
Italy
France
William
Molland
Hague
Berlin
London
Amie Rongen
Formrer
Germany
Danies
Bomtinek
Oarkes
Associated
Pries
Paris
Holland
Foreign Office
Willian of
Lord Chancelor Birkenhead
Gordon Hewart
England
Supreme Council
Durasta
Wolf Lake Man Seeks Release From Prison
Albert Miller, a Wolf Lake farmer, was convicted in Nolde counts circuit court at Albion of assault and battery with intent to commit murder. He seeks gubernatorial clemency through attorney Hans Meland of Fort Wayne. Miller stabbed family physician Dr. Lackey after an August incident. Lackey survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Miller
Wolf Lake
Albion
Michigan City
Pouitemtava
Pheaush
Hans
Meland
Fort) Wayne
Miller
Banes
Luckey
Wolf Take
Lackey
Pudge Wrigley
$20,000,000 Freight Line Railroad To Be Built in N Y
A proposed $20 million freight line to connect trunk routes on the New Jersey shore with lines on the New York side of the Hudson through Piermont and the port of New York. The project aims to serve freight cars for several entering roads and create a central cleansing hub for transshipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
New York and
New Jersey
Lunes
Hudson
Piermont
N.Y
Census Returns Being Compiled Across The Nation
Washington reports the census director estimates nationwide population data will be ready by March with New York Boston and Chicago already announced dates. The center of population Bloomington Indiana and the total country count will be released later in the year as enumerators begin the field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jin
Suse
Clefaebee
Sane di Rogers
Seni
Marehovo
Washington, D.C
New York
American anti saloon league figure to visit France
LOUPON Janin Willian F Pussyfoot Johnson, organizer for the American anti saloon league, plans a trip to southern France next week to rest and recuperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Loupon
Janin-Willian F
Pussyfoot
Johnson
France
Worker suffers finger injury at Goshen Churn & Ladder Co
Don Smith age 25 of 114 South Wighth street sustained a badly split middle finger on his right hand when it contacted a small saw at the Goshen Churn and Ladder Company plant. He attempted to clean up the machine not realizing the saw was active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Smith
South Wighth Street
Goshen Churn & Ladder Co
Goshen Syracuse Road Improvement Planned
Keselusko county arranges road work on the Goshen Syracuse route after state board approval of tax bonds. Paving to start at the Klkhart county line through Syracuse with Hunting ton street project and tying into the dake road. Project specifies a sixteen foot wide pavement and includes the Balti more & Ohio tracks area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keselusko County
Jtndiana State Board of Tax Comissioners
Klkhart County
Syracuse- Goshen
Huntington Street
Syracuse
Chicago Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Piekwick Road
L. A. Seider
Suimpier
Gerard Accepts Debate Challenge in Sioux Falls
James Fe Gerard former ambassador to Germany and Democratic hopeful for president of South Dakota prematries accepts a joint debate with George D. Monroe of Chicago. The challenge follows state law and will be held in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
James FE. Gerard
South Dakota
George DP. Monroe
Chicazo
Sioux Falls
Marehead
Gerard
Goshen Car Involved in Theft Roundup Prompted By Sedalia Caller
Jack Thompson of 1144 East Third Street Sedalia Missouri asks Goshen residents to contact him about stolen autos after two thieves captured in Wineis exposed cars believed parked in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thompson
Third Street
Sedalia
the Democrat
Wineis
Indiana
Laporte Firm Changes Name to E. A. Courturier Band Instrument Co
A Laporte based firm previously listed as 500000 dollar corporation under FE A Courturier company becomes E A Courturier Band Instrument company with a 300000 dollar capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
A. Courturier Company, Ltd
E. A. Cowsturier Band Instrument Company
Returned Soldier Joverett Pence Arrested in Fort Wayne
Joverett L Pence a returned soldier was arrested in Fort Wayne and must answer to a charge of giving bad checks in Whitley County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joverett L. Pence
Fort Wayne
Whitley County
Wolf brothers buy Spencer farm in Noble County
Karl and Lawrence Wolf of Ligonier purchase the Spencer farm in Noble County. The transaction adds a new agricultural parcel to the regional holdings, signaling continued family farming activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl and
Lawrence Wolf
Ligonier
Spencer
Noble County
The Weather: Snow Tonight and Colder Air Moves In
Local snows and colder tonight. Sunday turns cloudy and colder with shifting winds and a chilly start to the week.
Sixth Annual Road School at Purdue January 27 to 29
Plains are complete for the sixth annual road school to be held at Purdue University January 27 to 29. Details of the program have been arranged and the meeting of the County Surveyors' association, Highway Superintendents' association and Highway Contractors' association will be held in connection with the school. About 250 to 260 men are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Lapayette
Tink
Plains
Purdue University
Dee
County Surveyours’ Association
Coney Aighway Superintendents’ Association
Highway Contractors’ Association
Indiana
Widow of Roosevelt Leads Gold Star Parents Group
Janine Mes, widow of Theodore Roosevelt, serves as honorary president of the Association of Gold Star Parents and Fathers in New York. The group opposes repatriation of American soldiers killed in France, including Joshar N. Riges who died at South Bend after a five week illness. he is listed as a brother of Alice Trivia of Uideert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Heads Association of Gold Star
Nesw
York
Janine Mes
Moith Jrermit Roosevelt
Pheadore Roosevelt
Sun Association of Gold Star Qnelbers
Frances
Joshar N. Riges
Tay
Soudvnl Bend
Alis
Gite Trivia
Uideert
Public Safety Board Organized Under Mayer Chartley
The board of public safety, appointed by Mayer Chartley, organized with officers including President Hirmana PL Ridder and Vice President Charles Kohler. Meetings set biweekly at city offices, board salaries fixed at 24 dollars yearly, prioritizing fire dept upgrades and ladder equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Mayer Chartley
Mags
Hirmana PL Ridder
Charles Koller
Fred Bo Lerha
Charney
Goshen Grande
Jefferl Robert
Chatnley
Charles Kohler
Morgins
Derby
Rev Cyrus T Brady Dies at 64 in Yonkers
The Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady, a noted author and Episcopal clergyman, died of pneumonia at his Yonkers home aged 64 after illness since Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus T. Brady
Yonkers, N.Y. Tan
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Plumb Plan Hearing Set With Former Congressman
Clarence C. Dilk of Seattle Washington, a former congressman, is to appear before Garrett Galea men on January 30 regarding the Plimh Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Dilk
Seattle
Wash
Garrett Galea
Self Promoted Presidential Boom Hits Hard
Senator Reed of Missouri launches scathing attack amid self promoted presidential boom era.
Food head called go between in U S British talks
In Washington on January 2 Senator Reed of Missouri charged Herbert Bloover as a linking figure between Col Touse and senior British government members during prewar negotiations. He said Mar Phaaver was so close to Britain he acted as a sovereign collector and challenged any senator to move for full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Bloover
United States
Senaor Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Senate
Haavers Sell
Reed
Mar. Phaaver
Ao Canverign
Red Men District Meeting Set for Goshen Next Tuesday
The Improved Order of Red Men will hold its annual district meeting in Goshen next Tuesday Jim. 27 with representatives from Lagquarte South Pend Mishawadia ielishavi Warsaw Atwood Bourbon Tarker Culver Kendallville and Lagrange. A class of candidates will receive initiatory work by the Warsaw degree team. A luncheon will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Red Alen
Goshen
Great Council
Roosevelt Two Cent Piece Proposed in Senate Bill
A Senate bill proposed a Roosevelt two cent piece as a memorial to former President Roosevelt. The proposal was introduced by the chairman of the Senate banking committee at the request of the Roosevelt Memorial Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Senate
Washington
Sle- Lean
Senate Banking Committee
Wonern
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Police hunt alleged forgers target Pikbart fraud case
Police search for William Cassel of Elkhart and Wollan posing as Cassel s wife on forgery and confidence schemes. They reportedly netted about 2000 since arriving from Frankfort last summer, with victims including Mayor W. E. Wider and B. E. Fritz and several near New Paris. Phenomat is said to be mother of seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cassel
Elkhart
Wollan
Pikbart
Frankfort
W. EE. Wider
B. W. Fritz
New Paris
Phenomat
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Sexau
Department of Labor
Honey
Archy
Elkhart Co
Washington State
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Hoboken, New
Jersey
U. S
Hil
Lon
Don
Bentinck Castle
Cassociated Press
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Thomas J. Visler
Greece
G. D. Monroe
Bay Farm
Withhart
Bied
Public Safety Board
Hiram F. Rigdder
BODY
Senator Reed OF
Missou
SCATH
Ment
Junior Red Cross
Tacoinia
Kentucky
TSLOC
Red Cross
William Cassell
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