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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1920

Page

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Indiana lawmakers abandon plan to legalize horizontal tax hike

Governor moves to refer back tax returns from county boards to local review before sending to the state board. Republican leaders push new measures as Democrats oppose the horizontal increase, with adjournment hoped by next week amid a jam of bills and debates.

Indianapolis Daly Gus. J. P. Goodrich Indiana General Assembly Indiana Supreme Court State Board of Tax Commissioners Senate Indiana House House Public Service Commission James Brouthard Laporte

Chautauquas Offered for Sale in Section Listings

No Sunday program is offered at Chautauquas being sold in this section. The notice notes absence of Sunday events among the listed programs.

Stephensons Start Injunction Case In South Bend Court

Stephenson Underwear mills and South Bend Woolen Co along the race seek a temporary injunction in St. Joseph superior court Judge C R Montgomery issues a restraining order to stop Indiana and Michigan Electric Co from cutting or taking water from the race Hearing for a temporary injunction is set for tomorrow at 9:50 p.m.

Stephenson Underwear Mills South Bend Woven Co South Bend C. R. Montgomery St. Joseph

County Agent Visits Farm East of Goshen

County Agent McT Shearer travels to the farm of S NishiMura east of Goshen to investigate reports of a non outbreaks of army wort and to assess conditions at the site.

McT. Shearer S. NishiMura Goshen

Stamp and Browning Auction Schedule Move to Fort Wayne

Stamp and Browning who have been selling sedater cars in Elkhart did not hold a sale in Wabash today. An auction is planned for Friday in Fort Wayne.

Stamp & Browning Elkhart Wabash Fort Wayne

Germany Accepts Allied Coal Deliveries Under Three Conditions

Germany notified the Allies that its cabinet agreed to the demand for 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly under three main conditions and minor terms. The acceptance, presented by Premier Lloyd George, includes distribution of Silesian coal or an allotment boost, a mixed commission to Essen for food and housing, and Allied loans or credit to import additional food for Germany.

Associated Press Spa Germany Mont Hh Lloyd George Essen O Gernan

Goshen taxi rates rise to thirty five cent minimum

The minimum fare for Yellow taxis in Goshen will be thirty five cents starting tomorrow.

Goshen

Army Airplanes Flying to Alaska Launch From Mitchel Field

Four army airplanes forming the Alaskan flying expedition departed Mitchel Field Long Island at 12 30 pm bound for Nome Alaska A 1000 mile flight with sixteen intermediate stops each 200 to 350 miles apart The route heads through Evie Pa Grand Rapids Mich then along the northern border to Saskatoon Canada and finally north to Alaska

Mineola N.Y Alaskan Flying Expedition Mitchelfield Long Island Nome Alaska Evie Grand Rapids Mich United States Saskatoon Can

Street Car Service In Chicago Suffers Strike Shows Wide Impact

Chicago street car service was suspended early today as electrical workers in several repair shops walked out over unionization and wage demands. About 5000 workers affected, unions say, though elevated trains remained running.

Chicago Alvest

Speculation in Wheat Resumed in Chicago Market

Trading of wheat resumed on the Chicago Board of Trade with future and cash deliveries allowed for the first time since 1917. Prices opened lower than expected for December delivery at 2.72 dollars a bushel, while traders anticipated initial figures near 20 dollars. The event marked a return to prewar dealing methods, with temporary trading quarters set up in the pit and broadening of transactions beyond on hand-to-merchandise.

Chicago FLO Uly United States

First Loss Under Bag Co S Insurance Plan

Mrs Ida McKinley widow of Ralph J McKinley who died July 1 received from J DD Cramer manager of the Chicago Detroit Bag Co a check for 1274 under the firm s insurance plan The risk is carried by the company for each employee up to 2500 This was the first death loss under the plan and other Goshen concerns have similar insurance schemes besides liability policies.

Ida McKinley Ralph J. McKinley J. DD. Cramer Chicago-Detroit Bag Co McKinley The Bag Co Group Insurance Pla

Public Works Board Faces Eighth Street Rail Dispute

City board and council committee meet to address the Eighth street line service delay after a July 15 order to restore service by Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana Railway. Talks with R.A. Smith to seek an amicable settlement are postponed to Wednesday evening.

Board of Public Works Mauron Baker Schrock Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Co Eighth Street State Public Service Commission South Main Street R.A. Smith Railway

Bolshevik Government Accepts Armistice Terms

Paris dispatch reports the Bolshevik government accepted 15 armistice conditions outlined by Premier Lloyd George. The terms were sent to Moscow and received by the Bolsheviks, according to Le Matin.

Paris Moscow Lloyd George Vyland Matin

Weather forecast fair tonight and Friday

The outlook calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with likely thundershowers mainly in the extreme south portion.

Monterrey Hit During Rebel Attack in Nuevo Leon

Report from the war office says General Ireneo Villareal attacked Monterey the capital of Nuevo Leon with about 250 men. Pablo Gonzales is named responsible for uprisings. authorities move to arrest him and ferry him to Mexico City for trial on rebellion charges.

Mexico City Monterey Nuevo Leon Ireneo Villareal War Office M. Perez Trevino Arnelo Gomez Tamatipias Pablo Gonzales Provinse Gomez Porfirio Gonzales Gomez Government Villareal P. Elias Calles Carlos Garcia Chamber of Deputies Gonzales The Universal

Sixty Barristers Attend Elkhart Bar Picnic at Eagle Lake

Sixty members of the Elkhart County Bar Association attended their annual picnic at the Conley cottage on Eagle Lake Michigan. The day featured a Goshen vs Elkhart baseball game won 20 to 6 by Elkhart, with Bob Proctor pitching and Bob Beck catching. The game ended after five innings. Boy Scouts and judges F E Baker and James S Drake were present. Boxing bouts closed the athletic program after a noon chicken dinner.

Elkhart County Bar Association Conley Cottage Eagle Lake Mich Elkhart Boy Scouts Goshen Bob Proctor Bob Beck F. E. Baker James S. Drake

Riots in Dublin as post office raided and officials targeted

Fifty men raid the general post office in Dublin and seize correspondence to Dublin Castle, the vice regal lodge, the chief secretary, and under secretary of the administration. A patrol in Adare district, County Limerick, ambushed. one constable wounded and died later. In Treland, John Dwyer, a horse racing figure and tenant evictee, is found shot near Drombane amid ongoing agrarian agitation.

Associated Press Dublin Dublin Castle Vice Regal Lodge Try Adare County Limerick Thurles Treland John Dwyer WPL Henleys Drombane Dwyer

Four Year Old Dies After Eating Paris Green

Ralph Miller aged four, son of Mr and Mrs Levi Miller, died last night at their home four miles south of Middlebury after eating paris green kept for garden toys. He was found after noon and died about midnight. Survived by parents and brother Olus aged five. Funeral Friday at one from the home.

Ralph Levi Miller Middlebury Paris Green Olus

Washington in Dark on Bolivia Revolution

The state department has no definite information on Bolivia's revolution. A cable to the La Paz minister produced no reply, likely due to cut Bolivian communications. Chile calls up military classes 1915 to 1910 and about 10 000 men may be involved amid the Bolivian crisis.

Cassociated Press Washington State Department Bolivia Department la Paz Santiago Chile

Rotary House to House Survey Aims at Boys Club

The Goshen Rotary club will conduct a city wide house to house survey of boys aged 6 to 16. If plans succeed a boys club house may be built for exclusive use, with citizens urged to provide information to canvassing Rotarians.

Goshen

E H Moore Suggested as Democratic National Chairman

Columbus Ohio July 15 pressure mounts from Cox campaign aides to have E H Moore accept the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee and lead the national campaign. Gov Cox declines to comment on the Farmer Labor party ticket in Chicago announced this morning.

Columbus Ohio Coxeu E. H. Moore Democratic National Committee Coxlas Farmer-Labor Party Chicago

Christensen and Hayes Chosen at Chicago Meeting

The Chicago convention concluded at 4 o clock this morning selecting Christensen and Hayes for key posts. Delegates approved the final slate amid closing remarks from organizers.

Committee of 48 Bolting Farmer-Labor Group Faces Daylong Session

New members of the Committee of 48, bolting the Farmer-Labor party, stayed in session all day without a announced program. Chairman J A Hopkins suggested possible operations like endorsing candidates or forming a ticket under a new name. Senator La Fortelle’s Farmer-Labor nomination rejection was explained by Gilbert Toe who said the senator was upset by not seeing the platform.

Chicago Farmer-Liboy Party J. A. Hopkins la Fortelle Farmer-Labor Party Gilbert E. Toe

Farmer Labor party picks Christensen and Hayes for tickets

Chicago July 15 The Farmer Labor party convened after a long session and selected P P Christensen of Salt Lake City as presidential nominee and Max S Hayes of Cleveland as vice presidential nominee. The convention eliminated other candidates on the second ballot and adjourned sine die at 4 o'clock. Christensen, born Weston Idaho, 49, trained as a lawyer at Cornell and spent years in Salt Lake City. A brief note reports Levi B Williamson, a Fort Wayne Pennsylvania freight conductor, killed at Hanna in a cable accident.

Chicago Farmer-Labor Party P. P. Christensen Salt Lake City Max S. Hayes Cleveland Lafollette BE. J. Frazier North Dakota Jane Addams Hull House Christensen Malone Lame Hayes Carrie Chapman Catt Lester Barlow Weston Idaho Cornell University Wilson Levi BE. Williamson Fort Wayne Pennsylvania Hanna

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