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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1916

Page

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President Wilson May Address Congress Over Mexican Crisis

Developments in the Mexican crisis stall as Carranza’s response to the American note is awaited. Wilson may appear before Congress to seek authority possibly signaling war, while troops gather on the border and Mexico denounces U S presence. Refugees sail from Vera Cruz and Villa reportedly joins Carranza forces.

Rodgers Mexico U. S Washington Carranza Francisco Villa Pershing United States Trentino Wilson New York Moriday Congress Santa Ysabel Charles Watson Cusihurachic Company General Scott General Funston Vera Cruz Ward Line Monterey Nebraska Pancho Villa Monteloya Rodriguez Villa

Warsaw Soldiers Lose Personal Effects in Fort Harrison Fire

Lieut. Lester Boges and Sgt. Maj. Longfellow of Company H, 3rd Indiana Infantry, Warsaw woke to flames in their tent at Fort Benjamin Harrison. They escaped with partial smoke inhalation and saved personal effects. The fire started under Boggs desk from an unknown cause.

Fort Benjamin Harrison Associated Press Benj. Harrison Lester Boges Maj Longfellow Company H 3Rd Indiana Infantry Warsaw Ind Lieut Boggs

House Passes Hay Measure For Militia Families Aid

Washington July 1 The national house passed the Hay measure providing up to 2 000 000 dollars for families dependent on militiamen serving in the United States during the Mexican crisis. Under the bill up to 50 dollars per month may be paid with the secretary of war discretion in allotting the relief funds. The measure now goes to the senate.

Washington National House United States Senate

First Troops Arrive In El Paso From Massachusetts

Two troop trains carrying national guardsmen mustered into the United States army arrived in El Paso Texas today. One train carried light artillery. The soldiers came from Massachusetts. Army headquarters reported the troop movement as highly secret with no formation details available. They are the first militia forces to reach the area.

EL Paso Tex United States Army Massachusetts Army

Artillerymen Arrive in El Paso from Fort Sill

Two batteries of the Fifth United States artillery arrived in El Paso Texas today. One battery debarked downtown and the other at Fort Bliss. Additional troops, mostly militiamen recently mustered into service, are expected to arrive late today.

EL Paso Tex Fifth United States Artillery Fort Sill Okla Fort Bliss United States Service

British claim effective fighting in northern France advance

The Associated Press reports very effective fighting by British forces this afternoon as they advance on the German positions in northern France. Bulletins claim several German-held places have fallen into British hands.

London France

Five Deaths From Central Indiana Storm

Five people died and one was injured when a severe electrical storm swept central Indiana yesterday afternoon. Killed were three in Marion County including two boys, and two others near Rushville and Fowler. Identified victims include Raymond Bray 18 Fred Kelly 14 Mrs Elsie Kelso and Dennis Brumumitt 22 with a man near Rockville Road and a worker near Columbus seriously injured William Hackler.

Indianapolis Indiana Marion County Rushville Ind Fowler Raymond Bray Fred Kelly Beech Grove Marion Rockville White Lick Dennis Brumumitt Elsie Kelso

Site Condemned for Federal Building at Kendallville

Kendallville July 1 Special The federal building site at Mitchell and Orange streets is being acquired by condemnation. Appraisers D M Stinson C C Beyer and J A Shaffer value the property at 15800 while the available appropriation stands at 15000 Assistant U S Dist Atty Mangus of Indianapolis conferred with the appraisers.

Kendallville D. M. Stinson C. C. Beyer J. A. Shaffer Mitchell and Orange Streets U. S. Dist Atty. Mangus Indianapolis

Indiana Factories Capital Investment in 1914

Indiana capital invested in manufacturing in 1914 reached 668 million dollars, up from 509 million in 1909. The average capital per plant rose to 83 thousand dollars in 1914 from 64 thousand in 1909.

Indianapolis Indiana Bureau of Census Department of Commerce

Organizing a Cavalry Regiment for Indiana Guard

Special Adjutant General F L Bridges announced from Chicago that Indianapolis officials may proceed with forming a regiment of cavalry for the Indiana state guard under the central department directive.

Indianapolis F. L. Bridges Indiana National Guard Central Department Chicago

Independence Day Plans in Goshen for 140th Celebration

Independence Day will be observed next Tuesday July 4 with general business suspensions and closures. Public offices banks factories barber shops and newspapers will shut. post office hours follow holiday schedule and most stores close at noon. The 1912 Fourth plan has prevailed with no desire to revert.

Goshen

British Offensive Along Somme Reported Successful

Reports from London say the British offensive along the Somme river is very successful. The drive followed German advances at Verdun that could threaten the fall of Verdun. A vast amount of ammunition has been used by British forces.

London Somme River Verdun

President Wilson Returns to Washington from New York

President Wilson arrived in Washington and proceeded directly to the White House after his New York trip, marking the end of his travels for the day.

Associated Press Washington Wilson New York White House

Contractor Henry Cripe completes Goshen Elkhart berms

Henry Cripe the contractor has finished berm construction on the Goshen Elkhart highway. Under an agreement with the board of county commissioners the berms will be reviewed in two or three months to allow the dirt to settle.

Henry Cripe Goshen-Elkhart

South Bend Youth Faces Blindness After Tire Crash Explosion

Nelson Hadaker, 12, stepson of Andrew Dagget of South Bend, may lose his sight from injuries after a giant tire cracker exploded unexpectedly.

Nelson Hadaker South Bend Andrew Dagget

Post Office Receipts Show Sharp Quarterly Rise

The Goshen post office reports receipts for the quarter ended totaling 12 679 50 dollars, a gain of 41 716 72 over the same period last year reflecting continued prosperity.

Goshen

Municipal League Convention Set for July 11 13

The 26th convention of the Municipal League will be held July 11 through 13. Sessions are scheduled at the Spohn Hall in this city.

Municipal League of Indiana Holds 26th Session in Goshen

Mayor Spohn announces the three day July 11 to 13 convention at Spohn Hall Goshen with delegation reception at 10 am. Officials include President H K Volland and Vice Presidents Milo Feighner Henry Schiech and William Crockett with William Books as secretary and Elmer Dean as assistant.

Municipal League of Indiana Spohnhal Goshen Spohn Democrat League Spahn Hall Lodge of Moose H. K. Volland Columbus Milo Feightner Huntington Henry Schiech Shelbyville William Crockett Lafayette William A. Books Elmer Dean E. G. McMahon Richmond

Mississippi Centennial Special to Visit Goshen and Return

The Mississippi Centennial Special trains to Goshen from Elkhart arriving Monday Aug 28 at noon for about an hour before heading to Kendallville. It originates from Jackson Miss at 3 30 p m Thursday Aug 24 and travels via Memphis Carbondale Centralia Mattoon Champaign to Chicago then N Y C toward Buffalo passing La porte South Bend Elkhart Goshen Kendallville Toledo and Cleveland. The return to Jackson is scheduled for 2 p m Wednesday Sept 6.

Mississippi Goshen Elkhart Kendallville Jackson Miss Chicago Memphis Carbondale Centralia Mattoon Champaign Illinois Central Railroad Buffalo Laporte South Bend Toledo Cleveland Niagara Falls Hamilton Ont Detroit Ypslanti Ann Arbor Battle Creek Kalamazoo Dowagiac Niles Michigan Central

Evening program delights audience at the college

A good sized audience enjoyed Prof. C. N. Harlan at the college last night with songs readings and impersonations. The Ben Hur reading drew the heartiest applause and two more entertainments are planned before the summer school session ends.

C. N. Harlan Ben Hur

Men’s Bible Class Heads to City Meeting at Tabernacle

A large turnout from the city’s Men’s Bible classes will attend a meeting at the tabernacle in New Paris tomorrow to discuss religious affairs and community concerns.

Tabernacle New Paris

Teachers Etta Brandyberry and Rufus Mast Married at Albion

Miss Etta Brandyberry a Noble county school teacher and Rufus F Mast of Fort Wayne a teacher were wed at Albion confirming a local marriage between two educators.

Albion Etta Brandyberry Noble County Rufus F. Mast Fort Wayne

Barnhart Recommends Grover C. Spahr for Walkerton PM

Representative Henry A. Barnhart has recommended Grover C. Spahr for the Walkerton Indiana postmaster position, signaling a nomination choice for the local postal role.

P. M Henry A. Barnhart Grover C. Spahr Walkerton Ind

New Substitute Carrier Named at Goshen Post Office

John N. Yoder of Middlebury has been appointed a substitute carrier at the Goshen post office.

John N. Yoder Middlebury Goshen Post Office

Earl Leonard's All Stars at Middlebury Tomorrow

At Middlebury Earl Leonard's All Stars will perform tomorrow. Attractions include roller skating bowling bathing and boating at Blosser Park.

Middlebury Earl Leonard All Stars Blosser Park

Wagons Wanted at Goshen Dairy Co Breakfast Milk Stop

Take notice about sweet milk for breakfast. Call 302 and arrange one of our Wagons to stop at Goshen Dairy Co. for delivery.

Goshen Dairy Co

Last Day for Paying Income Tax Without Penalty

Yesterday marked the final day to pay income tax without incurring the delinquent penalty. Taxpayers were urged to settle amounts due to avoid charges.

Alfalfa Yield Report Highlights Strong Season

The note reports excellent alfalfa yield this season, with strong returns across the area. Farmers observe favorable conditions and robust production, signaling a productive harvest period ahead.

Fourth of July Amusements at Rogers Band Park

The Independence Day celebration in Rogers Band park features a Sturgis Michigan vs Rogers Greys ball game, band concerts, a five cent dance in the pavilion, an evening fireworks display costing 350 dollars, and a gate fee of ten cents after 6 pm. Irwin Lyric and Jefferson theaters offer special matinee and night programs.

Rogers Band Park Sturgis Mich Rogers Greys Irwin Lyric Jefferson

Sent Home After Train Ride Theft Arrest

Stuart Clark a 16 year old was sent to his Springfield Alabama home after being arrested at South Bend for stealing rides on New York City trains.

Stuart Clark Bend N.Y. C Springfield

Low Morals Penalty Paid By Two Defendants In Circuit Court

In circuit court Judge Drake sentenced Thomas Schoonover to a two to 21 year term at Jeffersonville reformatory and fined 1000 dollars for raping his sister Elsie Schoonover. Fellow defendant Guy Alwine received 500 dollars fine and the same 2 to 21 year reformatory term after pleading guilty and confessing involvement. Also charged, Harry Wead pleaded guilty to rape, fined 500 dollars and sent to Michigan City for 2 to 21 years. The Flowers girl, 14, was sent to the Indiana School for Girls at Clermont until she reaches age. Further court actions covered ongoing foreclosure and probate orders in related civil cases.

Drake Thomas Schoonover Rock Run Mills Wilson Avenue Guy Alwine East Douglas Street Elsie Schoonover Schoonover Jeffersonville Reformatory Alwine Eugene Davis Thomas A. Davis Reformatory Harry Wead S. S. Saxton Co Chicago Seventh Street North Seventh Street Arrainged Wead Circuit Court Schoonoter Wead Schoorover Flowers Girl Kelly Foundry & Machine Co Circuit Court Record Albert J._ Irwin Goshen Fred Herbert Irwin Mishawaka Isabelle Blair Eliza J. Sage St. Joseph Valley Bank of Elkhart

Elkhart to Osceola Highway Plan Favored

A. H. Beardsley and James A. Bell of Elkhart met with Wise W. Showalter to discuss a $25,000 project to build a north side highway from Elkhart to Osceola along the N Y C right of way. They seek Osceola bridge work and fill to connect Goshen to South Bend with a single crossing at Main Street Elkhart, with county plans likely to order the road before fall.

A. H. Beardsley James A. Bell Elkhart Wise W. Showalter Middle District Osceola Messrs Beardsley Bell St. Josep County Goshen

Orpha Zimmer Weds Clair Rock In New Paris Nuptials

Thursday afternoon at the Juday home in New Paris the marriage of Orpha Zimmer to Clair Rock was performed by Rev. G A Weisshaar with about 50 relatives present. The ceremony featured a Lohengrin march trio and a light blue crepe de chine gown. After a two course luncheon the couple will reside in New Paris after July 15 following a honeymoon to Pennsylvania and Washington DC.

T. J. Juday New Paris Orpha Zimmer Clair Rock James Rock Winsberry G. A. Weisshaar Evangelical Church Lohengrin Opal McCoy Mayme Smoker Hubert Charpie Stvart Swartzell Elkhart Co. M. Eisenbeiss South Bend George Yoder Goshen

Local births and crime notes in Goshen area

Several farmers face accusations of traveling the Goshen Elkhart brick highway with excessive roads. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Je Rink of Cragg Street. The hunting season opened today.

Goshen-Elkhart Albert Je Rink

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HOUSE State Department Mexico City Chihuahua City Carrizal J Paso Texas Foreign Office Lansing United William Hackler Berm Construction Municipal League Gram Goshen College Stanford Willard Sarah A. Earl Mr. Willard Clord H. Lutz Sarah & Lutz Vernon H Bion J. Krider Letticia Krider Samuel A. Krider Thomas A.davis George Nappanee Lumber and Manufacturing Company Nappanee Mutschler Brothers Milo W. Stark Warren E. Griffin St. Joseph St. Joseph County Lillian Swartz Arthur Swartz East Lincoln Avenue Alex J. Fuller, Jr O’cloeck St. John's Catholic Church Hottenroth Swartz Gohen High School A. C. Yoder Good Time Club Wawasee
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