War Memorial Agreement and Japan Occupation Debate
The article reports on a U S protest note over Japan’s occupation of the northern half of Sakhalin Island. It quotes Congressman Swope of Louisville urging Washington to clarify policy and noting a growing anti-Japanese sentiment in the United States. It mentions sensational reports of Japanese aggression and American reactions, with references to California and Marysville incidents.
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Dapatiene
United States
Simerita
Apanes
Sughatin
Nichi Nichi
Thas
Nierded
Yenere
Washington
Washington Dn Ca
Ia. Pal
United St
California
Pleseer
Ammons
Maryvillies
Almerians
Congressman Swope Sets No Barrier To Immigration Reform
Louisville reports that Congressman Swope of Kentucky, former chair of the house committee, announced after a Senate inquiry into Japanese immigration to Pacific coast states that the country has not reached a point to deny entry to immigrants. He said entry privileges should rely on their ability and desire to become loyal, patriotic Americans. The subcommittee will report to the full committee when Congress meets in December, though recommendations were not confirmed.
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Louisville
Kyindy Wu
Wins Swope
Kentucky
House
Comemutes
Congress
Swope
Convicted Conspirators Denied New Trial in War Loyalty Case
In Fairmont Mitn daly Townley the Non-Partisan League leader and Joseph Gilbert former league organizer were denied new trials on charges of conspiracy to encourage loyalty during the war. They face ninety day jail sentences.
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Fairmont
Mitn
Daly
Townley
League
Joseph Gilbert
Ais
Man Under Arrest Said Wanted for Murder by Ex-Police Claim
Eugene Davis of Knowl ton Ark. was arrested in South Bend. Former officer Joe Alby alleges Davis is sought in Knuehewood on a murder charge. Officials question Alby’s account as Englewood police dispute details and hold Davis at headquarters pending word from Englewood.
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Joe Alby
Eugene Davis
Knowlton
Ark
South Bend
Joe Ayley
Davis
Kuehewood
Act
Chivis
Englewood
Adlows
Tenglewood
Alby Jx
Florence Cthoves
Grisaier
Goshen
Miroueh
Marl Waener
Alby O
Tr Wassey
St. Poscodi County
Two Teens Arrested In Attempted Auto Theft
George England fourteen seventeen and Animes Arnold fifteen were seized by Chief Rigney after trying to start a Grant Six touring car owned by Oliver Do Reuse. The car had been pushed along Main street before the teens were caught and England faced additional navy desertion charges. Both lads were arraigned and bound over to the October circuit term.
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George England
Animes Arnold
James Arnold
River Neenie
John Rigney
Oliver Do
Reuse
Cleveland
Samuel Minnis
North Main Street
Minnis
Main Street
Lhonse
Po- Nce
Gail
Arndal
Mirty Oon
Rigney
Court of Justice of the Peace
Whistler
England
Navy Department
Navy
Arnold
Democratic campaign seeks all contributions for victory
Washington July 29 The Democratic Party's campaign fund is open to contributions of any amount George White chairman of the national committee announced. Party leaders will examine the source rather than the amounts of all contributions Peace progress prosperity will be the three word slogan of the Democratic campaigners Mr White said adding that with this slogan the party should be cocksure of victory.
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Washington
George White
Mrr
White
No disagreement among allies on Soviet question
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that France Italy and Great Britain fully agree on negotiations with the Russian Soviet government. He said a British military message reported Bolshevik advances in the north slowed and were not pressed with vigor, with uncertainty remaining about Galicia.
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London
France
Italy
Great Britain
Liloyd Geore
House of Commons
Boulogne
Polan Hact
Lloyd Geoge
Aloud George
Galicia
Studebaker Official Tells of His World Trip
L. J. Ollier of South Bend, vice president and director of sales for Studebaker, spoke to Goshen Rotary Club at the Alderman hotel about his yearlong world tour with his wife. He described impressions from the U S west coast through the Orient, Western Asia, Europe, and back, noting prospects for American business abroad. Steimrich's orchestra provided music as wives and Rotary guests were served.
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L. J. Ollier
South Bens
Studebaker Corporation
Goshen
Indiana Coal Operators Meet in Chicago Over Strike
Thomas T. Brewster chairs a central field meeting of Indiana coal operators in Chicago to discuss the miners strike. Officials report Indiana production at about 85 percent below normal and note more miners at work today. The United Mine Workers say the situation remains largely unchanged with some mines idle mainly south of the B and O railroad. Secretary Wilson’s coal report focusing on Illinois and Indiana was sent to the president.
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Brewster
Coal Operators Scale Committee
Snorrow
Chicago
Indiana
Phillip Penna
Terre Haute
Penna
Indianapolis
Tadiana
Tren
Jhinoix
Washington
Wilson
Ilinois
Orley TL Ogle Appointed Railway Mail Clerk
Orley TL Ogle has been appointed a railway mail clerk on the New York Contra line and left yesterday for Cleveland to begin his duties on the run.
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Orley TL Ogle
New York
Cleveland
National Encampment Of G A R In Indianapolis
Dates September 19 to 25 set for the Grand Army of the Republic gathering in Indianapolis. Adjutant General Joseph W. O Neal announced details with railroads preparing rate schedules and further notices expected by August.
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G. A.R
Indianapolis
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Joseph W. O'Neal
O'Nealle
Eax
Sewers and Water Works On Huron Street Ordered
The board of works ordered sewers water mains and fire hydrants placed on Huron Street at the regular meeting this morning in city hall.
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Board of Works
Hiron Street
City Hall
Villa Swears Conditional Surrender to End War
Francisco Villa told Gen. Martinez he surrenders to end the war and will disband his troops after meeting at the Sabina railroad station. He plans to reside at Nieves Zacatecas following dissolution of forces at Torreon as peace steps proceed.
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Menitco Cepy
Francisco Villa
Martines
Coahuila
Nuevo Tecome
Sabina
Martie
Dennis
Villa
Nieves
Zacatecas
Torreon
Fox Vecon
Store sale brings Lincoln and Indiana grocery under new ownership
The Frank George grocery store at Lincoln and Indiana avenues on the west side has been sold to Troyer Gres of Nappanee.
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Frank George
Lincoln and
Indiana Avenues
West Side
Troyer Gres
Nappanee
Women Candidates Questionnaires Set by Indiana Group
The Legislative Council of Indiana Women will send questionnaires to all candidates for the state legislature. They seek views on four measures to be introduced in session focusing on school attendance, a health officer bill, and laws regulating women’s work hours. The move emerged from a board meeting in Indianapolis. The council will appoint a committee, led by Mrs. Edward Franklin White, to prepare the questions, with Miss Vida Newsom of Columbus as vice president. The welfare commission report due December 7 will be coordinated with the council.
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Indiana
Legislative Council of Indiana
Legislative Council
Indianapolis
Edward Franklin White
Vida Newsom
Columbus
Goovernor Goodrich
Jegistrative Council
Soviet Revolution Report Supposedly Begins in Kevno
Word from Warsaw says a Soviet style revolution started at Kevno and the Lithuanian government has been overthrown. No further details have arrived.
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Warsaw
Kevno
Bolshevik pressure forces Polish evacuation near Brady
Warsaw dispatch notes Bolshevik pressure pushes Poles to evacuate Brady about 500 miles northeast of Temberg. Official communication reports Sokoltka northeast of Bialstok and Swisloche captured by Bolsheviks during fighting along the Grodno Bialystok railroad.
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Warsaw
Brady
Temberg
Sokoltka
Bialstok
Swisloche
Grodno-Bialystok
Jafar Tayar Captured by Greek Forces Near Adrianople
Athens reports Colonel Jafar Tayar, Turkish nationalist commander at Adrianople, was captured in Bostanli east of Adrianople as Greek troops entered the city. The capture follows a Constantinople dispatch dated May 26 noting his fall.
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Athens
Jafar Vyayar
Adrianoplie
Bostanli
Adrianopolis
Coy
Jafar Tayi
Adrianople
Constantinople
German general offers 1.5 million troops for Versailles terms
Berlin dispatch says General Ludendorff proposed to the British envoy in Berlin to raise an army of 1,500,000 to fight Bolsheviks in Russia. In return Germany would win Posen back and see clauses on Danzig amended, part of Versailles terms.
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Paris
T Ludendorff
Berlin
Ano Oarmy
Russia
Germany
Posen
Danziz
Mrs Beck Rescued After Attempted Drowning at Home
Mrs Charles J Beck of Thid ianapolis jumped into a cistern at her home hoping to end her life. Her head remained above water and she was pulled out by her daughter Marie Beck who cried for help. Neighbors assisted in the rescue.
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Charles. J. Beck
Thidianapolis
Marie Beck
Robbers Loot Grass Lake Bank for 10000 Dollars
Three armed men robbed the Farmers State Bank in Grass Lake Michigan seven miles east of Jackson. They locked the cashier and assistant in the cage and escaped by car with an estimated ten thousand dollars. A posse reportedly surrounded the bandits at Wolf Lake and one robber was killed, though this was not confirmed.
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Jackson, Mich
Farmers’ State Bank
Grass Lake
Here
Wolf Lake
Elkhart County Democratic Women Name Handbury Chair
Mrs. Maude Handbury of 241 East Monroe street has accepted the appointment as county chairwoman of the Elkhart county democratic women's organization. Mrs. Grace Carpenter of Elkhart, district chairwoman, conferred with Handbury in the city. vice chairmen for Elkhart and Goshen will be named.
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Maude \. Handbury
Monroe Street
Elkhart
Laporte Merchants Rally After Cox and Roosevelts Meeting
DPmerchants of Laporte plan a rally after the Cox and Roosevelts meeting in South Bend next month. Gov Cox and William G. McAdoo medal nominees on the Tattiana state ticket are to be invited to attend.
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Dpemerchats of
Laporte
Cox
McAdoo to Speak for Gov Cox in Campaign
William G. McAdoo former secretary of the treasury will deliver speeches for Governor Cox as the Democratic nominee. He spoke after a meeting with George White and Cox's secretary urging scrutiny of campaign expenses and warning against a purchased presidency.
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Associated Press
New York
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Cox
George White
Democratic National Committee
McAdoo
Card from Grand Rapids Reveals Old Events
Mrs Minnie Horning of LaGrange received a postcard from Mrs BE Weed of Grand Rapids Michigan dated November 25 1908 but postmarked Kalamazoo Michigan July 9 1920. The card referred to matters from nearly 12 years earlier and left Mrs Horning puzzled and unable to explain how it had traveled so long a path.
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Minnie Horning
Lagrange
BE. 0. Weed
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hall Couple Returns From Africa After War Delay
Dr and Mrs Robert C Hall reached their Kendallville home this week from southern Africa where they planned a six year stay starting in 1911. Mrs Hall is sister to A B Kindred of Goshen. In Transvaal Hall, a dentist, served the British government.
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Robert C. Hall
Kendallville
Africa
Hall
A. BK. Kindred
Goshen
Transvaa Ilr
Teen suffer sprain in Elk Hart streetcar incident
Mrs. Adeline Rensberger a 16 year old visitor from Marshall county sustained a sprained back and neck yesterday afternoon in Elk Hart after alighting from a street car. The fall occurred when the car started throwing her to the ground while visiting Mr and Mrs William Weaver.
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Adeline Rensberger
Marshall County
Elkhart
William Weaver
K G Barkoot Carnival Comes to Kendallville Under Legion Order
The K G Barkoot carnival will exhibit in Kendallville next week under the auspices of the American Legion post in that city.
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K. G. Barkoot
Kendallville
American Legion Post
The Weather Forecast
Fair tonight. Friday and probably Saturday bring little temperature change.
Robert B. Stuart Dead After Five Years Illness
Robert B. Stuart, longtime Goshen resident, died at his home 306 East Lincoln avenue after nearly five years of paralysis. He had worked as a locomotive engineer and later as a land water craft inspector for a state department. Surviving are his wife Amanda, a sister in Ghioy, and two nephews in Los Angeles. His son James Stuart died here years ago. Funeral arrangements to be announced. He was a member of James Episcopal church.
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Robert TD. Stuart
Goshen
Lincoln Avenue
Mer. Stuart
Stuart
New York Central Railroad
State Department of Inspection
Amanda
Ghioy
Los Angeles
Calif
James Stuart
James Episcopal Church
Not Guilty in Nap Panee Assault Case
Mrs. Sarah Griswold was arraigned before Justice S S Whisler on assault and battery charges by Harvey Hughes. She was acquitted and discharged after a neighborhood quarrel with a scalding incident alleged against a Hughes child occurred around May.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Structure plan to raise two million dollars by tax
A bill sent to the governor proposes a structure plan to raise two million dollars through taxation within six years. The measure accompanies the ongoing legislative session as lawmakers debate funding and scope.
War Memorial Bill Moves To Senate For Final Action
Indiana legislators approve a measure to fund a war memorial building on the grounds of the state school for the blind and St. Clair Park in Indianapolis. The project will lease the national headquarters of the American Legion and serve as a gathering place for patriotic societies. The bill raises about 21 million dollars over six years and awaits Senate approval with a hoped sine die adjournment tonight.
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House
Senate
American Legion
Joth
State School For the Blind
St. Clair Park
Indianapolis
Marion County
Jessel Eschiaieh
Indiana House votes on aviation field bill
Indianapolis July 26 the Indiana house of representatives passed by a vote a bill by Representative Charles Phelps of Fort Wayne to allow cities and counties to acquire and maintain aviation fields. The bill heads to the senate and applies to every county in the state.
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Indianapoles
Indiana House of Representatives
Charles Phelps
Fr. Wayne
Senate
Indiana General Assembly Seeks End To Special Session
Republican leaders pressed to adjourn the Indiana special session as conference committees on the home tax bill and remedial tax measure work toward compromise. Conferees on local bond authority and tax levies weigh proposals while reports on memorial projects remain pending.
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House
Senate
State
Eliminate Clues In Truk Mystery Eliminate Clues In Truk Mystery
Detroit reports authorities narrowed the truck murder mystery after detaining men in Lawrence Kansas and Altoona Pennsylvania. They extended efforts to arrest a man reported in Saltillo Mexico who gave the name Dr. W. Fernandez.
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Truk
Detroit
Lawrence
Kas
Atlentewn
Penna
Jeddas
Saltille Mexico
Or. W. Fernandez
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