Bolsheviki rearm for drive on Kovel amid Vilna fighting
An Associated Press dispatch reports Bolsheviks regrouping to strike Kovel south of Vilna as heavy fighting rages along the Crimean front near Oreckhoff and in the Lida region. Britain cites a Russian Soviet note offering peace talks with Poland.
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Mrs. M. K. Kreider 70 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. M. K. Kreider aged 70 died at her Goshen home after a prolonged illness of kidney and heart complications. She was born January 7, 188 by Harrison Center and married to Dr. I Kreider who practiced medicine in Goshen for over 45 years. Surviving are her husband four daughters four brothers a sister four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral at the residence tomorrow afternoon with Rev. W. H. Gleiser officiating burial in Violet cemetery.
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Ohio
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Charles V. Gowing
Ada
Oklahoma
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Peabody
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Alger
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Mays
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First Presbyterian Church
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Violett Cemetery
Farmer-Labor Party Plans Nationwide 24 Hour Campaign
The Farmer-Labor Party announces a 24 hour seven day campaign across town halls streets and porches led by presidential candidate Parley PL Christensen. A severe storm struck Stone Lake and nearby areas while Lake Wawasee hosted a late Saturday storm with no serious damage reported.
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Harding Holds League As Dominant Issue In This Campaign
Marion Ohio July reports Senator Harding opposing the Wilson Cox accord and urging a continuation of the foreign policy. The League of Nations emerges as a central campaign issue following the White House conference. Fort Wayne public works restrict carnival use of city streets. Goshen forms carnival partnership for events.
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Republicans Seek Coroner Candidate After Day Death
Republicans of St. Joseph County struggle to name a coroner candidate after the death of Day. Earl I D Wagner of South Bend is mentioned as a potential figure in the race.
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Joker in tax bill sparks graft allegations in Indianapolis
Reported in a debate over a municipal disposal plant sale, the tax exemption clause allegedly favored by Governor Goodrich and administration financiers. Key figures named include State Senator Miles Furnish and Moorman, with attorneys Wealing and Huge involved for the company in a scandal linked to the 1910s Indianapolis Reduction Co. sale to the city.
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No More Carnivals To Be Permitted In City Park
The Goshen board of public works bans future carnivals in City Park amid public sentiment. Two carnivals recently displayed in the park, while two booked events failed to arrive. The Roscoe shows, which closed here Saturday, paid the city 175 for the park and 75 for city license.
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Hinchman of Gosten Visits Goshen After 70 Years
Mr. Hinchman formerly of Gosten now in Carlisle Ark visited Goshen last February for the first time in seven decades and observed many changes. The family once lived at Main and Purl streets in Goshen and he may relocate there on another trip.
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Price Fixing Views From Indiana Miners General Counsel
The state official, acting as general counsel for Indiana miners, states his views on price fixing and its limits. He argues that price fixing remains beyond the power of state officials to enforce and outlines legal positions on governmental authority.
Indiana Assembly Convenes For Second Week Of Special Session
The Indiana General Assembly enters its second week of a special session as Republicans press tax and emergency measures. debate focuses on a coal commission to fix fuel prices and distribution with mixed senate reactions after a house passage under suspension of rules.
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Moore declines chairmanship of national committee
Moore, Democratic national committee man for Ohio and Cox campaign manager, said he would not accept the post as chairman of the Democratic National Committee and manager of Gov. Cox's presidential campaign.
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Seven Miners Reported Entombed After Pennsylvania Mine Blast
Seven miners are believed trapped in a Union Colliers Co mine at Renton near Pittsburgh after an early morning explosion. Company officials say no assessment is possible until a proper entrance is made into the mine.
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Middlebury Chautauqua Opens Friday
The annual Middlebury Chautauqua festival will open on Friday July 3, featuring lectures, performances, and community events across town venues. Organizers invite residents and visitors to attend the week slate of programming.
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Goshen Auto Crash Narrow Escape Amid Storm
Frank Younce from near Syracuse lost control and collided with W. W. Fobes vehicle in Goshen during a Saturday storm. Mrs Fobes and Mrs Carter were slightly hurt, the Fobes car damaged but insured, Younce’s car only lightly damaged.
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Pennsylvania Railroad to Lay Off 10 Percent Workers
The Pennsylvania railroad plans a ten percent cut in its eastern region workforce this week, affecting about 11 000 to 12 000 employees in the territory east of Altoona. Officials cited rising expenses as the reason for the reduction, with a formal announcement to follow.
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J. C. Rodgers
Cork Scenes of Street Fights Amid Turmoil
In Cork civilians attacked two military lorries with bombs at 3 0 clock, injuring 60 to 70 soldiers as 29 bombs were thrown. Earlier a bayoneting left one former soldier dead and town-wide firing caused 14 injuries, with military patrols in motor lorries involved.
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Tetanus Claims Life of Allen County Boy
Fort Wayne July 19 seven year old John H Schrader of New Haven near here died of tetanus after stepping on a piece of rusty binding wire.
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Edward Mschrader
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Indiana and Ohio Valley Weather Forecast July 19 24
Fair tonight and Tuesday with warm temperatures. The forecast for July 19 through 24 calls for local thundershowers in the early week, generally fair thereafter. In Tennessee occasional thundershowers are probable with seasonable temperatures.
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Union Chiefs in Chicago Set to End Wage Strike Talks
The first grand council of sixteen railroad brotherhoods meets in Chicago to pass on the Railway Labor Board wage award. A decision is due tomorrow as about 1,000 officials gather to approve the proposed increases totaling over 1 billion dollars, ranging from 25.5 percent for shop workers to 66.4 percent for maintenance of way crews.
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Railway Labor Board
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Imaintenance of Way
Street Car Strike Ends in Chicago With Wage Deal
Chicago street car service resumed after a four day strike by 8000 electrical workers shop women and track men. A compromise agreement grants retroactive raises to divers and class A B electricians two groups denied raises. The deal ends the walkout and restores normal service.
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Dimvers
Rebels Driven From Tabasco Farming Region in Mexico
After two years of control, rebels lose the rich Tabasco farming region as reported to the War Ministry by Col Brabater. A forty eight hour general strike in Tampico winds down with street car men electric railway workers and chauffeurs returning to work.
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Tabasco
Mexico
Col. Brabater
Tampico
Hard Coal Miners Demand Living Wage Principle
Scranton Pa July 19 coal miners press the anthracite mine commission asking for a living wage. Philip Murray vice president of the union calls the hearings near completion the moment to establish the living wage for all time in the industry.
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Mrs Harris of South Bend Dies in Richmond
Mrs Ed Harris formerly of Goshen died in Richmond Indiana last Friday from Brights disease and dropsy Funeral services will be held at the home of her son Willard Harris in South Bend Tuesday afternoon
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The Fair Store Announces Closing Out and Relocation
The Fair Store owners Julius Glaeck Tenatz Kunovitz and Harrix Oppenheim announce a full closing out starting next Wednesday at their North Martin Street location. Meat market ends by next Saturday and grocery stock proceeds quickly. deliveries halt Wednesday as cash basis only. The stock is valued around 850000 and the history traces back to The Chicago Pair. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE RETURNED TO COLUMBUS THIS MORNING.
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Democratic campaign plans discussed in Columbus meeting
Governor Cox and Homer S. Cummings arrived with national committee members for the full committee meeting in Columbus. They focused on selecting a campaign manager, speaking tours, and finance. Cox declined to respond to Harding’s call for a bill of particulars about his conference with President Wilson.
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Joachim's Death Kept Secret Amid Royal Scandal
Berlin reports indicate Prince Joachim of Hodenzollern de niedy died by his own hand at Potsdam Sunday amid financial strain and royal scrutiny. Friends cite marital disappointments and restricted crown funds as factors feeding his distress.
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Doorn Castles Reports Prince Joachim Death
Doorn Holland July 19 reports Prince Joachin death announcement at Doorn castle spreads quickly. The former German Empress, recently troubled by heart issues, is believed unaware. The ex-Emperor was informed and deeply affected by his son’s death after a June visit to Doorn.
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Housing Corporation to Ascertain Wishes of Stock Subscribers
Directors of the Goshen Housing corporation met at the Alderman hotel and decided not to proceed with building until the 75 stockholders are consulted. High prices for materials and labor delay plans, and the housing shortage in Goshen grows sharper while relief is not yet achieved.
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Stump Spends on Church Alterations in Goshen
Tl. F. Stump, Goshen contractor, led a force improving St. Pauls Lutheran in Middlebury. About $1000 was spent on changes. The church originally cost $17,000. Workmen found five five-gallon kegs of whiskey in a Goshen factory stockroom.
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Tl. F. Stump
Goshen
Sto Dpants Lutheran
Middlebury
Nappanee Man Wins Sewer Contract for Town Project
John Van Der Veen of Nappanee secured the contract to build a sewer line for the town at an estimated cost of SPZ65. The award underscores the bid’s competitive assessment and the project’s scope in expanding municipal infrastructure.
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John van der Veen
Nappanee
Columbus Arrival Of Democratic Leader In Early Morning
In Columbus the democratic leader arrived at 7 40 o clock this morning after conferring with President who had yesterday in Washington. He will meet to discuss state business and preparations for a forthcoming constitutional convention.
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Wilson and Cox Back League and Democratic Platform
President Wilson and Governor Cox expressed unanimous support for the League of Nations and the Democratic platform following a White House conference. Franklin D Roosevelt joined the talks, calling the meeting a splendid record as Cox toured Washington meeting senators and officials before heading to Columbus, Ohio.
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Miraculous Escape For Two Elkhartans
Two Elkhart men narrowly escaped serious injury when their Buick sedan overturned at Osceola end of the pavement last night. The car turned over then righted and threw them from the top, suffering only cuts to the head. Names could not be learned.
Goshen Hospital Opens Following Saturday Announcement
The Goshen hospital opened today per a Democrat report issued Saturday. No patients were admitted yet but several are expected to arrive tomorrow as the facility becomes active.
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