Indiana not to release supply for medicine under federal ban
Indiana prohibition director Charles J. Orbison announced druggists will be issued permits to sell distilled liquor only for medicinal purposes and pharmacists must hold federal permits. State law prohibits sale of whiskies and wines for other uses, and doctors cannot be freely prescribing such liquor.
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Charles d. Orbison
Tidiana
Ele
Powish
Washington
Dao
Ahieh
Roper
Mir. Roperais
Ambess
Plenician
Jcharmaeist
Vany
Way
Bureau
Patrons Announced For Cook Orchestra At Jefferson
Goshen Post No 30 announces patrons and patronesses for the American Syncopated Orchestra conducted by Will Marion Cook at the Jefferson Theatre Tuesday night. Funds from the concert aid a $2,000 World War memorial monument in Goshen Court Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
American Legion
Will Marion Cook
Jefferson Theatre
Willliam HT. Charnley
James S. Drake
Charles EL. Gourhaus
Willian LE. Gleiser
Haines Egbert
Myron
Dow
M. Hastings
O. M. Kinnison
Joseph OA. Beane
Sam Lewis
George TB. Slate
George A. Riley
Geo. M. Tuichardson
Jos. M. Farrer
Harry
Milton MM. Latta
Court Park
Goushen
American Legion Post
Didianapolis
Notre Dame
Bank Robber Gambler Hamby Links to East Brooklyn Bank Job
A fugitive named Gordon F. Hamby, tied to a deadly bank holdup on December 28, 18ts, in East Brooklyn, reportedly killed a man in a revolver fight and was later caught under an alias. Police identify him as one of two robbers who killed two bank employees during the escape.
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Csesnerated
Ossening
NOY Tat Og- Trorden
Fawcett Haguby
Fucota
Wish
Vday 2
Allan
East Brooklyn Savings Bank
Population estimate for Goshen city growth project
Census estimates Goshen population between 9 000 and 10 000 with official returns due by March. Precincts show about 70 population each, and two precincts report 38 more families than houses, indicating multiple families per dwelling.
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Goshen
Anti Bolshevik Forces Evacuate Derbent Amid Revolt in Siberia
Wireless dispatch from Moscow reports anti Bolshevik forces forced to evacuate Derbent on the Caspian coast. In eastern Siberia peasants have revolted and occupied the gold fields, fortifying the Ami district with trenches, according to the dispatch.
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London
Derbent
Caspian Sea
Moscow
Siberia
Ami
Ray Minor Joins Warsaw Union Staff
Ray Minor from Warsaw leaves the Peru Republican reportorial team after a year to take a similar role with the Warsaw Union newspaper.
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Ray Minor
Warsaw
Peru Republican
Warsaw Union
Death of Gus Bowser influenza victim and militia member
Gus Bowser aged 20 son of Jacob Bowser from southeast Milford died of influenza. He served in the state militia.
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Gus Bowser
Jacob Bowser
Milford
State Militia
Ingenious Window Display at Goshen Electric
Jesse Juday creates an ingenious window display in the Goshen Electric Material Co salesroom to attract customers and showcase products. The display highlights lighting fixtures and electrical components in an inventive arrangement.
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Jesse Juday
Goshen Electric Material Co
Sanders-Egbert Veneer Plant Fire Causes Major Damage
A fire at the Sanders-Egbert veneer mill in the East End caused about 8000 dollars in losses, with 3000 to the building and 5000 to contents. Night Watchman John Miller alerted the fire, which started in a partition from allegedly crossed electric wires. The veneer department will close about 10 days. insurance covers all losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders-Eghbert Company
John Miller
City Re Department
American Aviators To Be Released At Guerrero Mexico
United States consul at Laredo Robertson traveled to Guerrero by car to secure the release of Lieut Grimes and Lieut Davis detained by Mexican authorities. He planned to enter Mexico at Zapata Texas and said the detainment would last only to complete formalities.
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Laredo
Robertson
United States
Alcedo
Guerrero
G. Bb. Grimes
BE. O P. Davis
Mexico
Zapaca
Tex
Farmer Prosperity Soars for 1919 Year in Agriculture Report
Washington report shows American farmers ended 1919 with an estimated value of crops animals and animal products at 239.082 billion dollars. This marks a 2.5 billion dollar rise from 1918 as the agriculture department notes the year was the most prosperous in history for farmers.
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Washington
Will of Henry Mundt Probate Delayed for Real Estate Title
The will of Henry Mundt, executed in ISTO, was probated yesterday in the Bartholo wew circuit court at Columbus. Four and twenty years after his death the entire estate was left to Mrs. Mint the widow. The late probate was to ensure good title to real estate.
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Henry Mundt
Isto
Bartholowew
Columbus
Woman Escapes Fire After Flue Overheat Near Warsaw
Mrs Jubn Jones living two miles south of Warsaw was awakened by a fire started by an overheated flue. She was carried to a neighbor’s home after flames were discovered and is described as very H i and in distress.
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Jubn Jones
Warsaw
First annual convention of Northern Indiana Retail Merchants
The first annual convention of the Northern Indiana Retail Merchants association was held in the Rotary room of the Oliver hotel in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Retail Coal Merchants Association
Rotary Reow
Oliver Hotel
South Bend
Cold Weather Expected Tonight and Tomorrow
A moderate cold wave is forecast to hit the area tonight and continue into tomorrow bringing lower temperatures and brisk winds. The anticipated chill may affect outdoor plans and require extra warm clothing.
Sergt. Alvin C York Cancels Tour Indefinitely
In Worcester Massachusetts Sergeant Alvin C York famed as the war era’s outstanding figure canceled his U S tour indefinitely due to an appendicitis attack. York had lectured in Boston Tuesday night and spoke at a Rotary luncheon in Worcester yesterday while promoting the Alvin C York Foundation to build and sustain a mountain school in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Alvin C. York
United States
Boston
Rotary
Bolshevik Troops Face Supply Trouble on Trans-Siberian Front
Reports to the war office say Bolshevik detachments west of Irkutsk along the Trans-Siberian railroad face supply difficulties. Allied resistance appears reduced as units move toward the Chinese frontier southeast of Pisk.
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Associated Press
London
trans-Siberian
Irkutsk
War Office
ATL
Plisk
Elkhart County Muster Out Of Service Deferred
Elkhart County will be mustered out of service one week from today. The order cites no prospects for reorganization of local units and notes Goshen and other areas may form new guards while some old members of the company will be mustered into other units.
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Kikbart
Goshen
Bernard W. Swartz
Comey
Our
Wood Poindexter Debate Set to Be Held
Chicago reports General Leonard Wood has accepted Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington to a public debate on the issue in Pierre South Dakota in March.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Ncet
Hiity
Piette
S.D
Weather outlook: fair tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with colder temperatures in the north and east portions. Saturday is expected to be fair.
Farmers' Attack on State Tax Board Defeated
Farmers failed in a legal challenge against the State Tax Board. Court ruling upholds board authority and denies the petition seeking relief or reversal of a tax assessment. The decision preserves existing governance of agricultural taxation and related enforcement.
Appellate Court Upholds Tax Board Increases
The Indiana appellate court sustained the Washington township tax commission in a dispute over increases in assessments. It reversed Judge Linn D. Hay of Marion County Superior Court, finding the tax law constitutional was not in question.
Influenza Cases Rise as Three Die in Wakarusa Area
Numerous cases of influenza and pneumonia surge near Wakarusa with three deaths this week. Mrs. Win Palmer died Monday. Dr. Guy Whitmer, a Wakarusa dentist, died Tuesday at age 30 from bronchial pneumonia. He practiced six years in Wakarusa and was a Indiana Dental College graduate. Surviving are his wife, a year old adopted son, and his mother in South Bend. funeral held today with interment at North Liberty. Charles Starrett, from two miles south and west of town, died yesterday.
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Wakarusa
Win. Palmer
Guy Whitmer
Tle
Indiana Dental College
Masonic Order
South Bend
North Liberty
Charles Starrett
Former Goshen Man Shot in Superior Wis Mystery
OJ IE Worden of 1015 John avenue Superior Wis formerly of Goshen and son of Mrs Feb C Worden of South Eighth Street is hospitalized after being shot near the Congregational church on Fourteenth street between Wey and Ogden Avenue Superior The shot came from a 25 calibre Colt revolver found at the scene No witnesses are known police suspect a hidden assailant and are probing a possible motive Worden once worked for the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana interurban line out of Goshen
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IE Worden
John Avenue
Superior
Wis
Goshen and Son
Mes
C. Worden
South Eighth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Fourteenth Street
Ogden Avenue
Worden
Mr. Worden
Russel
St. Mary's
Bhoospital
Sud
Chicaga
South Bend
Northern
Reorganization Plan Aims at Field Army Mobilization
Senator Wadsworth cites a five year horizon for creating a field army of 50000 men under a reorganization plan. He estimates annual costs not to exceed 300 million dollars while the measure is presented to the Senate's military committee for approval.
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Waitington
Cis
Senate
Midit
Wadsworth
State Rmiiliary Committee
April 3 Deadline For Candidates To File Declarations
County clerk announces the last day for candidates from all parties to file declarations to enter the primary race for nomination. Filing closes between March 60n and April 3 with May 6th primary date. Mr Foulks expects announcements to follow in the coming days.
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Fouths
Fia
Martel
Foulks
Coat Theft Report at Newman Store in South Bend
A South Bend man named Livingston had his wife’s seal skin coat repaired at the Newman store. An unknown observer later received a call claiming Livingston sent for the garment, but the coat’s whereabouts remain unknown and responsibility for payment is unclear.
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I, Livingston
South Bend
Newman
Orpheum Theatre Merges With Orpheum Circuit Inc
The Orpheum in South Bend will merge with the Orpheum Circuit Inc which runs 46 theatres in 85 western and Pacific coast cities. C. J. Allardt in Chicago closes the deal and keeps his stock. The parent owns 43 percent of B. F. Keith theatres in New York. South Bend promises better shows and Laporte gains all night taxi service after the move.
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Orpheum
South Bend
Orpheum Circuit, Inc
West
Pacific Coast
C. J. Allardt
The
Chicago
B. EF. Keith Theatres
New York
Mrs. Arthur Sherwin Dies at Home in Benzonia Michigan
Mrs Arthur Sherwin dies at her Benzonia Michigan home from influenza complications after a lengthy illness. She is survived by her husband a son and several relatives including Catherine LaVena and Paul Donald from Goshen and Bertha Gavessa of Gaveshen with two brothers Frank and Dolcherd. The list notes a late father who died recently. The funeral arrangements are to be announced in Goshen.
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Henry A. Kegebein
Curris School
Leesburg
Arthur Sherwin
Corneliy
Goshen
Osu Geloek
Benzonia
Mich
Fofbuenza
Diasbard
Lawrence Bieler
Goether
George Cressa
Goshens
President Wilson Cabinet Did Not Hold Meeting Today
President Wilsons cabinet did not hold its regular war meeting today. No official announcement was issued and no matter of immediate importance was presented. A Milford resident Mrs Jacob Uo Vidi bought property from Mrs Henry Allen of Omaha Nebraska formerly Miss Vthel Kelknner of Milford.
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Wilson
Wastlington
Jacob Uo Vidi
Milford
Henry Allen
Ouaha
Neb
Vthel Kelkner
Main
Catherine Streets
Movie theatre builder lands new lessee in Wolf Lake
Newton A. Calbeck of Napprusee leased the motion picture theatre under construction by Samuel B F Spahn. He formerly resided at Wolf Lake, Neble county.
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Newton A. Calbeck O
Napprusee
Samuel BF
Spahn
Wolf Lake
Neble County
Talks of Interest Begail Farmers at Their Institute
An engaging and entertaining program held last night at the institute drew farmers with practical talks on agriculture. Speakers addressed crop care, soil health, and innovations likely to boost yields and farm income.
Officers Elected at Elkhart County Farmers Institute
Elkhart farmers elected Carmie Brown as president and GC Zeilinger as vice president with Mrs Keh Gardner and Wot Nest as secretary and treasurer. The gathering featured GE Metzzer lecture on business and farming and addresses by ATTL Shearer FLOM Cost, with Hilla Viarmond singing.
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Elkhart County Investment Co. Beir
Harry G. Vernon
Ray Deal
Charles A. Cropp
Robert G. Beck
AL D. Crowe
Harry I. Vernon
Harry J. Vernon
A. di Crowe
Sec.Treas
Chas. A. Cropp
GE. Metzzer
James Wilkinson
Goshen
Attl. Shearer
Farmers Institute of
Carmie Brown
Elkhart Tp
ZeUinger
Clinton
Keh Gardner
Jefferson Ty
WOT
Nest
Jefferson Tp
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Charles J. Orbison
Indpdlanapapolis
Daa
Gordon F. Hamby
Ossining
New
York
Sanders-Egbert
Fire Department
Guerrero, Mex
Democrat
Carrier
We Weekly
A. C. York
Elkhart CO
Elkhart Co. Investment Company
Ound Deaden Lounge
Appellate Court Today
Linn D. Hay
Marion
Ior Court
Con
T Associated Press
Laporte
Auvford
Elkhart County
Farmers’ Institute
Federa
Tion Indorsed
Elizabeth Baldwin
Purdue University
Bo Baldwin
Bee Aid
E.G. Patterson
Farm Federation
Russia
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