Taxers Blame Goodrich For Election Mixup In Indiana
In Indianapolis July 1 Governor Goodrich faces criticism from both major parties over his failure to amend election days ahead of a special legislative session. The dispute centers on first registration set for September 4 and a proposed precinct reorganization to accommodate new women voters, risking delays for county commissioners and auditors.
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Mny
Better Prospects For Wheat Crops Reported July 1
The department of agriculture estimates the 1920 wheat crop at 800 million bushels, up from June 1 forecast of 781 million. Spring wheat production is pegged at 201 million bushels, down from 277 million on June 1.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Northern Indiana Cars Return to Regular Run Schedule
Northern Indiana cars are running on regular schedules today after temporary repairs at the Dunlaps power station barn. Officials say regular timetables are expected to be maintained. The Goshen Bishart service was badly disrupted yesterday. Train No moon on the Wabash line near St. Louis has been discontinued due to loss of mail contracts with the advent of air service.
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South Bend & Northern Indiana
Dunlaps
Goshem- Bishart
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Wabash
St. Louis
Withdrawal of Polish Forces Now Under Way
Paris dispatch. Polish forces retreat from Brest Litovsk Vilna and Pinsk amid a major Bolshevik offensive. Evacuation suggests no general Polish pullback to the new republic frontiers. Warsaw reports Polish troops fighting east of Brest Litovsk while Pinsk faces threat. Brest Litovsk 120 miles east of Warsaw. Pinsk 95 miles east. Vilna 225 miles northeast of Warsaw.
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Rent Profiteers to be Fought in South Bend Move
July 10 petitions circulate to unite support against alleged rent and real estate profiteering. A committee plans a personal appeal at Indianapolis before the state legislature when it convenes Monday.
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South Bend
Indianapolis
Indiana Represented in Delegation to Europe
Indiana has representation in a United States Women’s Special delegation leaving New York August 10 aboard the Patria of the Fabre Line to tour Western Europe beginning in Naples. The group honors thirty women nationwide and includes Mrs. SR Artman of Indianapolis Mrs. Wlod Clark and Mrs. Geo Leggett of Winchester. The party includes Mrs. Philip North Moore president of the National Council of Women and ten delegates with ten alternates, heading to Christiana Norway for the Quinquenial International Council of Women meeting in September.
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New York
Fabre Steamship Line
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Italy
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SR. Artman
Indianapolis
Wlod. Clark
Geo. E. Leggett
Winchester
National Council of Women
Philip North Moore
St. Louis
National Council of Women of the
Christiana
Norway
International Council of Women
County Chairmen Conference Missed by Dausman
Guy W. Dausman chairman of the Republican county central committee did not attend a conference of county chairmen in Indianapolis yesterday. The meeting discussed matters related to the Indiana General Assembly special session set to begin next Wednesday.
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Republical Couittys
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Miriday
No Excitement Noted in Berlin
Berlin quiet after Spa dispatch says Germany signed to accept allied disarmament demands. People recognized must accept terms though Berlin sees activity in political circles and some opposition to disbanding security police.
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Berlin
London Times
Germany
Local court frees man on team jumping charge in Elkhart
Adnan accused of jumping teams in a city court in Elkhart. He presented a telegram from his wife urging him to return to New York where she was to become a mother. The judge released him after testimony. Thieves had robbed Tim of 200 dollars in a western city and he had to beat his way home.
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Allen
Elkhart
Hoover
New York
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Whiskey Still Found at South Bend Home
South Bend police discovered a complete whiskey still at Steve Toth's residence 208 North Jackson Street. Officers seized 30 gallons of raisin and sun mash and a quart of moonshine.
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South Bend
Steve Toth
Noth Jackson Street
State Rep. Yoder Heads to Newton to Organize Milk Condensing Firm
State Representative J. OS. Yoder leaves tonight for Newton Kansas to help organize a new milk condensing concern. He will not attend Indianapolis Monday when the state legislature convenes but will arrive later.
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J. OS. Yoder
Newton
Kam
Indianapolis
Dillon dies suddenly at Rochester home
A. FL Dillon state agent for the Continental Fire Insurance Co. died suddenly this morning at his Rochester residence. He often visited Goshen.
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Continental Fire T Insurance Co
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Admiral Fisher Dies After Operation In London
Admiral John Arbuthnot Fisher first baron of Kilverstone and former first lord of the admiralty died this morning in London after a serious operation yesterday and failing to rally.
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Mayor Chousley Purchases New Cadillac Sedan
Mayor Wm. H. Chousley has purchased a new Cadillac sedan reflecting a civic era purchase. The announcement notes the local official’s car choice and its brand as confirmation of public duties and status.
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Wm. H. Chousley
More Confusion The South Bend Post Office Adopts Fast Time
The South Bend post office has adopted fast time in response to local scheduling issues. Officials say the change will streamline processing and reduce delivery delays across the city.
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South Bend
More Land May Be Purchased for Jackson Cemetery
At a Benton township meeting of the Jackson Cemetery association officers were elected for two year terms: President Edward Barringer, Vice-president George Young, Treasurer Frank Barry, Secretary Violet Survely, Trustees Harry Leacock Risa Hoovens Jesse Weddell David Taylor and Charles Sciver. The cemetery on the original Jackson farm west of Benton village holds bodies connected with early Elkhart history. Four and a half acres have been added. another addition is planned. Frank Rutgers and Daniel Fisher of New Paris own the land and it may be purchased at a reasonable price.
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Benton Township
Jackson Cemetery Association
Edward Barringer
George Young
Frank Barry
Violet Survely
Harry Leacock
Risa Hoovens
Jesse Weddell David Taylor
Charles Sciver
ANC
Jackson Cemetery
Elkhart
Jackson Farm
Benton Village
Lethkhart
Association
Frank Rutgers
Daniel Fisher
New Paris
Dia
Hanly Advises Senator Harding in Prohibition Matter
July 10 report notes Senator Harding, the Republican presidential candidate, urged to take a firm stand for national prohibition in his acceptance speech at a conference with J Frank Hanly. Hanly, prohibition candidate in 1916 and former Indiana governor, said he would wait to hear Harding’s remarks. Hanly denied pushing a prohibition ticket and said he spoke at his own invitation.
Ring Lardner on the Big Four ride from Goshen to Niles
The Democrat previews features in this issue with a Ring Lardner letter about his ride on the Big Four. Condensed Classics by Lardner appear Saturdays, with market news daily on page 6 and laugh comics on page 7.
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Goshen
Niles
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Democrat
Draft evaders convicted as justice reports rise
Washington reports five thousand draftees convicted in federal courts with sentences from 30 days to a year. About 30,000 cases remain to be investigated while 275,000 of 318,314 delinquents have been looked into. Findings show 10,000 failure to register, 25 percent enlisted without relatives’ knowledge, 40 percent floating population, 20 percent non wilful delinquents, and the rest cripples or deliberate evaders.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Mexican plane crash claims five crew members
Five members of the crew of a military air plane were killed when the aircraft crashed Thursday at Tinajita in Zacatecas, according to an official report to the war office. The remaining crew were injured in the crash.
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Tinajita
Zacatecas
War Office
Wabash County farmer dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Porter Eltzroth, 40, a prominent farmer living a half mile south of Lagro, Indiana, shot and killed himself after leaving a letter for his wife explaining his action. Authorities note gas may be harming shade trees near Fifth Street and Lincoln Avenue.
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Ind
Porter Eltzroth
Lagro
Fifth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Five Women and One Man Are Prosecuted In Lagrange County
In Justice Hixson's court six Stroh residents appeared for trial. Arthur Rasler pled guilty to assault and battery and drawing a dangerous weapon. Nina Rasler Ethel Durnin Pessie Rendal and Ines Emerick faced similar charges. The jury was impaneled but all other cases were dismissed after Rasler pleaded guilty.
Straus Bros. Company Plans to Stay in Ligonier
Reports from Ligonier state Straus Bros. Co. will remain in the town with owners Simeon and Isaac Straus continuing to reside there. Rumors about the firm’s plans have circulated as the brothers intend to spend the winter in Chicago. A separate note reports the discovery of a 24 hour old baby’s body found in an Huntington alley, causing concern among residents.
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Wanderer Victim South Bend Man
State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne prepared murder charges against Carl Wanderer after his confession of killing his wife and an unwitting man. Wanderer claimed motive to rejoin the army, later linked to estate inheritance. A third party was enticed as a robber and killed to frame others.
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Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
Carl Wanderer
Wanderer
Draiiway
Sinin
William Noesh
Oorch
Gentry Bros
White
South Bene
Elkhart County Records 235 Births 188 Deaths 161 Marriages
In Elkhart county for April May and June the tally shows 235 births 188 deaths and 161 marriages. The figures reflect civil status changes during the spring quarter recorded by local authorities.
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Elkhart County
Weather forecast shows storms this afternoon or tonight
Storms are expected this afternoon or tonight with a Sunday outlook turning to fair weather. Rain chances remain elevated through the evening before clearing by Sunday.
Mishawaka Gamblers Prosecuted
Mishawaka gamblers face prosecution as authorities pursue legal actions following a crackdown on illegal betting. The case highlights municipal efforts to curb gambling activity and uphold public order in the city.
Bond Issue Set for Pantlus Road in Concord Township
A $22 000 bond issue for Pantlus road construction in Concord township will be sold next Monday by Fred AL Reed county treasurer. Harrison Miller and various farmers will build the road with no contracting firm bidding. The bonds carry 44 percent interest and at least one bidder is expected.
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Concord Township
Fred AL Reed
Harrison Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad awards medals to 20000 workers
More than 20 000 Pennsylvania Railroad employees received medals today from the company in recognition of their faithful service.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania Rairoad
Third Party Movement Faces Hurdles At Chicago Gathering
Delegates struggle to unite single tax and labor factions behind a nonpartisan plan as the committee of 48 braces for talks in Chicago. Notable figures include La Follette, King, Hersford, Ingersoll, and Pinchot as they weigh fusion prospects and platform questions amid labor and wartime veterans concerns.
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Labor Party
Sen. Latoltette
Wisconsin
Deinitely
Committee of 48 Assemblate
Jerome Co Reis
Lao Follette
Committee of 48
King Hersford
Charles H. Innersoll
Amos L. Pinchot
George TL. Record
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Wisconsin Gaan
Accento
Alan McCardy
New York
Moonshine Still Seized in West Virginia Authorities seize largest whiskey still
West Virginia officers seized a 50 gallon moonshine still in Raleigh county, Raleigh county, West Virginia, claiming it caused at least two deaths. Operators fled the mountains as Charleston officials took the evidence yesterday. In Belfast authorities warn public order will hold for Monday’s Battle of the Borne anniversary despite tensions.
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State Ree Aed Department
Charleston
Raleigh County
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