Wilson to Speak in Senate on Peace Treaty
Wilson will speak in the U S Senate at 12 15 Thursday as the peace treaty comes up for discussion with executive support noted.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
1
President Wilson to address Senate on peace treaty
The president will speak at 12 15 p m Thursday as the peace treaty and league of nations are discussed in open Senate session. Indications suggest he will not begin a nationwide speaking tour before midweek next week. He returns to Washington late tomorrow night to a full official agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
White House
Extradition of Ex Kaiser Not Yet Officially Raised
London July 7 The Allies have not yet made formal representations to the Holland government on the extradition of the former German emperor. Andrew Bonar Law said in the House of Commons that necessary steps are being taken in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holland
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Span of Belgian Mares Fetches $2300 at Teeb Stock Farm
The Teeb Stock Farm in Chareveix Michigan paid Erwin Snider $2300 for a span of four year old Belgian mares. Snider resides southwest of Sesten. A larger offer reportedly came for a superior team owned by Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Snider
Fie
Art
County Trust Corepr
Teeb Stock Farm
Chareveix
Mich
Sesten
Spain
Gitter
Three Cattle Killed at Wabash Crossing
Stock buyer Allamond of Hamlit er drives cattle home when train strikes herd on Wabash tracks killing three cattle. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotus Allamond
Wabash Tracks
Mr. Allamond
Hog Prices Continue Rise After Record Peak
Chicago July 7 hog market again moved higher with the price climbing beyond prior records. New cap quotations stood at 22.40 per hundredweight as buyers bid up futures and traders kept prices firm in today’s session.
Car collision near Kanderd farm injures no one
A Ford driven by C. H. Lorenz of Goshen was hit in the rear by Martin Schnurz’s Crow car as both vehicles traveled from Elkhart toward Goshen. The Lorenz car was stationary on the south side with a dead engine when struck at about 11 o'clock Saturday night. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HB. Lorenz
Goshen
Martin §. Schnurz
Kanderd Farm
Elkhart
Lorenz
Remembered Kansan Frank Bickel Former Elkhart Resident
Frank W. Bickel of Kansas City Missouri formerly of Elkhart died in Corpus Christi Texas. The body was sent to Kansas City for burial. He left Elkhart at age 18. His mother Mrs Mary Bickel lives at 1901 Prairie Street Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Bickel
Kansas City
Elkhart
Corpus Christi
Tex
Mr. Bickel
Mary Bickel
Prairie Street
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Meet Set
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association will convene in South Bend in 1926. The decision was reached at the annual mid summer meeting held in Fort Wayne last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
South Bend
Fort Wayne
President Wilson Likely To Land Earlier At Hoboken
Radio messages from the George Washington indicate the president will arrive earlier than planned and land at Hoboken New Jersey around 1 30 p m He is returning home aboard the U S naval transport as reported by Associated Press in New York July 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Naval
George Washington
Wilson
Hoboken
N. J
No Change in Plans For Dirigible R 34
Lieut. Col. Fred M. Lucas in charge of landing arrangements for the R 34 at Mineola said there has been no change in plans for the dirigible. The overseas departure would positively not be made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Fred M. Lucas
Royal Air Forces
Riots Reported in Upper Silesia Amid Turmoil
Dispatches from Copenhagen describe chaotic scenes in Upper Silesia with casualties reported on a barge and disturbances spreading. Officials from Bearthowrn and other authorities caution of continuing unrest as patrols increase and relief efforts begin.
Strike at Florence Declared Off
Florence returns to normal after authorities declare the city strike over at midnight Saturday. Associated Press reports all is calm as residents resume daily activities in the Italian city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Associated
Stockbarger Farm Transfers Ownership to Charles Cook
The 142 acre James Stockbarger farm including house and improvements sold for 16000 to Charles Cook of Mishawaka area. Stockbarger 72, unhappy over finding a house keeper, challenged Cook to buy the place as he prepares to move to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stoockbarger
Charles Cook
Mishawaka
Mr. Stockbarger
Cook
Local Hospital Notes Report Cataract Operations
Mrs. Willard Slabaugh of Ligonier underwent an operation at General hospital Elkhart. The operation on Mrs. Welcome Whitaker at Maye Brothers hospital for cataract was successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Slabaugh
Ligonier
General Hospital
Elkhart
Welcome Whitaker
Maye Brothers Hospital
Minneapolis railroad picks M. Lewis as passenger agent
Hr M Lewis of Minneapolis nephew of Beloit N Lewis formerly of Goshen has been appointed general passenger agent of the Minneapolis St Paul and Ste Marie railroad succeeding W R Gallaway retired. Lewis joined the general passenger agent's office in 1890 to support his widowed mother and had served eight years as assistant general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. M. Lewis
Minneapolis
Indianapolis Newsboys at Winona Lake for 12th Season
A fifty piece Indianapolis Newsboys band arrived this morning at Winona Lake for the resorts twelfth annual season. The group will perform during the week, marking another year of musical engagement at the popular retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Newsboys
Fifty Pieces
Winona Lake
Lambs By Parcel Post Sold By California Seller
A California man advertises lambs for sale by parcel post, offering deliveries through the mail service and promising suitable packing for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcel Post
California
Civil War veteran John W Cornell dies at 80 in Goshen
John Wesley Cornell aged 80, Civil War veteran and retired farmer, died at his home 418 First Street at 2 am from complications after long illness. Survived by wife, four children Arthur Newark Mrs Max Mahn Norman and Roscoe, and brother Milton. Funeral Wednesday 3 pm from his home with G A R rites. interment Oak Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Cornell
Goshen
First Street
Chin
Galj Ro
Rin
E. A. Vannuys
Offichate
Oak Ridge
Personal Property Of Cynthia Cook Is Being Returned
A large amount of personal property of Cynthia Cook widow of Charles A. Cook who died at her home near Elkhart is being returned to Mamie Sullivan-Cook of Detroit and Goshen sole heir to the estate. Some items reached locations requiring formal legal demand to recover them. Mrs. Cook agreed to pay 3500 for a small farm near Elkhart and paid 500. the remaining payment may be sacrificed as the farm is not considered to be worth the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Cook
Charles A. Cook
Elkhart
Mamie Sullivan-Cook
Detroit
Goshen
Mrs. Cook
Encampment Delayed One Week by Army-Navy Union
The first nandub encampment planned for Mishawaka was postponed to July 12 per Wallace D. Teeple, a leader. A Welcome Committee is organizing parades concerts banquets speeches and dances as diversions for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army-Navy Union
Mishawaka
Wallace D. Teeple
Indiana Deaths List From 19th Century Report
Death records from Indiana noting Aaron Turpening of South Whitley heart kidney and stomach ailments. Fred Hines of Silver Lake area dies of heart disease at home. John Grams a South Bend blacksmith dies of apoplexy at Healthwin hospital. Anthony Fitz 65 former Elk Hart resident dies in South Bend. Mary Carr dies in South Bend after 18 weeks illness. mother of Grace Bowman of Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Turpening
South Whitley
Fred Hines
Silver Lake
John Grams
South Bend
Healthwin
Anthony Fitz
Elkhart
Sb. ¢. Schutt
Mary Carr
Grace Bowman
Goshen Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in City Court
Albert Seedle of Goshen was arraigned before Mayor Charnaley after being gathered by Officer Jackson on Saturday night. He pleaded guilty to intoxication, paid a $1 fine and costs, received a six month sentence to the penal farm, suspended during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Seedle
Goshen
Jackson
Charnaley
Studebaker Oil builds first well near Findlay Ohio
A large group of Studebaker Oil & Refining Co stockholders from South Bend witnessed the company’s first oil well shot near Findlay Ohio. The event marks a milestone for the oil venture with local investors observing the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Oil & Refining Co
South Bend
Witnesed
Findlay
Ohio
Family Camps in Tent After Garage Eviction Move
Clifford Pletcher who revealed he opened a garage at Foraker has moved his family from Elkhart and they are living in a tent while searching for a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Pletcher
Foraker
Elkhart
Bluffton Opposes Sunday Shows As Ministers Unite
Bluffton officials oppose Sunday shows while city ministers join to push for stricter law enforcement measures. The coordinated stance signals a local emphasis on enforcing blue laws and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
R-34 Set to Depart for Return Trip
R-34 will start on the return trip tomorrow morning. A. M. departure from Neola scheduled for 5 o clock.
President Wilson May See Craft From Incoming Transport
Half an hour before sunrise the British dirigible R-34 plans to depart Roosevelt Field and head east toward home. Major Scott will time the flight to pass over the incoming presidential ship George Washington if weather allows. A gust damaged the envelope of the George Washington but is not serious and does not delay the return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
George Washington
Notre Dame Officials Deny Harry S. New Student Claim
University officials stated last night that Harry S. New did not attend Notre Dame. News dispatches had quoted New claiming he was a student, but university enrollment records show no record of his enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deny New
Notre Dame
Harry S. New
Frieda J. Lesser
Los Angeles
Calif
University of Notre Dame
News Dispatches
New
Fort Wayne Man Cited for Bravery in Lafayette Escadrille
The Journal records seven American aviators cited for bravery in the Lafayette Escadrille. Paul S. Ruer of Fort Wayne is among those honored for wartime service and acts of valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Vday
Lafayette
Twenty Fifth Winona Lake Assembly Opens With Big Program
The twenty fifth annual assembly at Winona Lake began this morning and will run about six weeks ending Thursday August 14. Rogers orchestra of Goshen conducted by Prof. Geo W Roscoe will begin Monday July 21 and run through the assembly. Ben Greet's players appear Monday. Aur th and Mme Rosa Olitzka the famous Russian contralto perform Saturday evening August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Rogers Orchestra of
Goshen
Geo. W. Roscoe
Ben Greet
Aurth
Mme Rosa Olitzka
Officials predict major development in South Bend
B. F. Deaht and S. F. Spohn visited South Bend today as chamber leaders and officers of the city departments signaled that a major event is imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Deaht
S. F. Spohn
South Bend
Chamber of Commerce
Goshen Greys Top Mishawaka 6 4 at Rogers Nand Park
Goshen defeated Mishawaka 6 to 4 in a Sunday baseball game at Rogers Nand Park. A good sized crowd saw the Goshen Greys prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Greys-Mishawaka Intestructos
Rogers Nand Park
Goshen
Funeral for Commander John Cornell Scheduled for Wednesday
All G A R and veterans will gather at the Past rooms at 1 30 Wednesday to attend the funeral of Commander John Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A.R
John Cornell
Sensational Charges Against War Council Leader
Chairman Graham of the special house committee as he opened hearings on war department expenditures accused the president of organizing a council of national defense before war was declared. He described a secret government that drafted war legislation and allied with big business. Major General Goethals disputed the council’s broad powers while Judge Gary of United States Steel denounced its actions as a flagrant violation of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Council of National Defense
United States
Graham
Special House Committee
War Department
Goethals
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Army Trucks To Cross the Continent in Transcontinental Convoy
Sixty motor trucks start from Washington D C to travel the Lincoln highway westward to San Francisco with the War Department directing the first transcontinental convoy. The tour serves as a moving exhibit for the Motor Transport Corps and includes lectures on good roads and motor transport schools. The route passes through Gettysburg Pittsburgh Camden Ludlow Goshen South Bend Chicago Heights Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Omaha Cheyenne Salt Lake City Carson City Ely and Sacramento with California enthusiasts joining to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
War Department
Goshen
Motor Transport Corps
Washington
Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
Camden
Bucyrus
Fort Wayne
Lud
South Bend
Chicago Heights
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Omaha
Cheyenne
Wic
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carson City
Ely
Sierra Nevada Range
Sacramento
Calif
Florence Wollam Kelly To Sing at County Fair
Florence Wollam Kelly accepts invitation to sing all four days at the Elkhart County Fair to be held September 2 3 4 5. President Castetter reports the letter and anticipates pleasing residents of Elkhart County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wollam Kelly
Castetter
Morence Wollam Kelly
Elkhart County
Conductor Rowed after Trolley Wheel Wound in Michigan City
A. B. Frame of St Joseph Michigan a Northern Indiana railroad conductor received a painful scalp wound at Lincoln avenue and Main street at 9:30 am when a trolley wheel jumped the wire as the car turned the corner. He was taken to Dr. E E Ash for dressing and the interurban car was delayed about 30 minutes before resuming its run with Frame in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Frame
St. Joseph
Mich
Northern Indiana Railway
Lincoln Avenue
Main Street
Winona
Millard Rutgers
Body Recovered From River Near St Mary's College
The body of 183 year old Walter Cis zewski of South Bend was recovered at 3 30 yesterday afternoon in the river behind St Marys college by 74 year old Jacob Poczakay. The boy drowned Friday afternoon near the Three Eye bridge. Police dragged the river until the body was found. Poczakay spotted the corpse mid stream, removed his clothing, and brought the body ashore before notifying the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ciszewski
South Bend
St. Mary’s College
Jacob Poczakay
Three Eye Bridge
Poczakay
St. Mary’s
County Commissioners Meet. Dausman Ditch Report Approved
In regular session at the courthouse this morning the board allowed several bills. Superintendent Kinney’s report on the Dausman ditch affecting Union Harrison and Jackson townships was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Kinney
Dausman
Union Harrison and
Jackson Townships
Latta proposes city hall property to Goshen council
Mrs. Mamie Lesh Latta files a proposition with Goshen Indiana City Clerk Zeidler urging sale of her property for a city hall to Goshen City. She argues the site offers southern exposure, substantial construction, and can be occupied within 60 days for $25,000 versus $75,000 for a ground alone plan plus $350,000 for building, with fire station included. She cites public support for the cheaper option and suggests the site suits Chamber of Commerce and Rotary needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Lesh Latta
Zeidler
Goshen City
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Chuir
Goshen
Three Men Die in Indianapolis Swimming Incident
Three men died during a swimming attempt in Indianapolis on Sunday. Arthur Peterson, a Fort Benjamin Harrison soldier, Gilbert Turner age 18, an city employer, and James Buckner, age 22, a laborer, were involved in the Fall Creek and White River incidents. Turner began sinking and Buckner perished while attempting to rescue him. Peterson drowned trying to swim across White River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Arthur Peterson
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Gilbert Turner
James Buckner
Turner
Buckner
Fall Creek
Peterson
White River
Barringer Henry Pletcher and Milo England Obituaries
Barringer Iran Barringer age 49 died at 101 Berkey avenue after a pneumonia illness. Survived by wife and three children Lester Cecil Mary. funeral Tuesday 3 pm from West Side Church of the Brethren. Interment West Side cemetery. Henry Pletcher age 8 died near New Paris from blood poisoning. survived by wife and six children. Funeral 10:30 Tuesday at Yellow Creek. Milo England age 84 died from old age ailments. survived by son Judson England of Laporte Herald. Remains to Silver Funeral Parlors. burial at Oak Ridge cemetery on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barringer
Iran
Berkey Avenue
Sanders-Egbert Co
Lester
Cecil
Mary
Tig
West Side
Pletcher
Henry P. Pletcher
New Paris
Magdelene
Albert Culp
Union Township
Jacob Pletcher
Wakarusa
Susie Pletcher
Goshen
Daniel Pletcher
Middlebury
Yellow Creek
England
Milo England
Elkhart County
Judson England
The
Laporte Herald
Oak Ridge Cemetery
July millwood sale with cash prices listed per card
L. J. Brookes advertises a July sale offering millwood by card for cash only with hardwoods such as bird maple hickory beech at 3.00, oak 2.75, walnut 2.50 and soft wood 2.00. Stock up for winter. Car of bran and middlings on tract Carbetryer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Brookes
E. Lincoln Ave
Talks on peace terms with Germany postponed to Thursday
Paris dispatch reports that talks on reparations and terms of the peace treaty were delayed as German representatives failed to arrive from Berlin. Admirals' report to the council says no recommendations are possible until policy decisions by powers are set, with the issue likely referred to governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
Ford Touring Car In Rear End Collision Near Elkhart
Daniel Cripe Charles Ganger and Robert Leer all from Goshen and South Bend residents were arrested after a Ford touring car carrying them rear ended a Elder Ice Cream Co truck at Yellow Creek four miles SE of Elkhart Saturday evening. They were jailed on intoxication charges and fined 15 dollars each. A later DUI charge against Ganger followed. Six quarts of whiskey were confiscated. The Ganger car suffered extensive damage to the radiator and lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cripe
Charles Ganger
Robert Leer
Goshen
South Bend
Yellow Creek
Elkhart
Ganger
Elder Ice Cream Co
Ganger Auto
O Leary to Walk 100 Miles on July 12 13
Veteran pedestrian Jan O Leary passed through Goshen toward Chicago en route. He will mark July 12 and 13 as O Leary day at Cub Park as he aims to walk 100 miles in a race against 12 men over 55. He says age brings ease due to experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan O'Leary
Goshen
Chicago
O'Leary
Cub Park
Sergeant Doll Home on Ten Day Furlough After France Explosion
Sergeant Walter Doll, son of Mr and Mrs Geo Doll of Elkhart, arrived back from Fort Benjamin Harrison on a ten day furlough. He will not be discharged until fully recovered from injuries suffered May 16 in France when an explosion damaged his right shoulder blade and tore ligaments in his right arm. He is cared for at the base hospital at the fort with a full recovery anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Doll
Geo. Doll
Elkhart
Fort Benjamin Harrison
France
Injunction Forbids South Bend Theater Wrecking Party Wall
Judge Montgomery of the superior court at South Bend granted an injunction against the Blackstone Theater corporation restraining them from wrecking a party wall on the site of the playhouse on So. Michigan street opposite the Auditorium theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
superior court_at
South Bend
Blackstone Theater Corporation
Playhouse
Michigan Street
Auditorium Theater
Ford Touring Car Sold to Local Buyer
The Kelly Motor Co. sold a new Ford touring car to B. R. Shookman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Motor Co
B. R. Shookman
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