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29 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
1
For thirty years mothers have used Mother Grays Powders and claim excellent results. The product is sold by druggists everywhere at two cents per box.
A list of Democratic nominees including Secretary of State Herman L. Conter of Decatur Auditor William M. Jones of Fairmount State Treasurer J B McCarthy Kempton Attorney General Ev enburg New Albany Clerk of Supreme Court Samuel L Calloway Indianapolis State Geologist Haward Barrett Plainfield Judges of Appellate Court Division 2 Milton Hottel Salem Hugh Wickens Greensburg Division 2 F B Caldwell Winchester Edwin F Metcalf Williamsport Judges of Supreme Court John McNutt Martinsville and D J Moran Porthind State Superintendent Willis A Fos Austin
The ticket lists Henry A. Barnhart for Congress Emil Franz for prosecuting attorney James L. Harman for superior court judge Claude Alee Albert Taka an for representatives George H. Rimpler for clerk circuit court W Leslie Chamberlain for auditor Orlin J. Schrock for treasurer Anie Clark for com North Dist Sol Dembefley for com Middle Chrst John N Swart for recorder Frank Leader for sheriff Enos M Hoover for assessor Harden Db Markel and county council members First Dist Albert Enders Second Dist Lawrence Welter Third Dist James Peters Fourth Dist W Harveys Ulery At Large Louis Helfrick Benjamin F Long C Edwin Stout
Notice lists Clinton Township residents Leon Fe Michael Jacob Ambos Amasaripe as advisory board candidates for trustee William F. Stiver.
A collection of wartime quips and observations urging patriotism and public effort. It lampoons German aggression, praises discipline and thrift, and warns against slacking while urging home front activities and vigilance.
Paris reports mutinous outbreaks in Gyor and Pest involving 2000 soldiers condemned to death. Budapest halts all work amid general strike as Finland and Russia face famine and troops face shortages. Russian cities suffer collective hardship with riots and food seizures.
Ernest M Hopkins president of Dartmouth College is appointed assistant secretary of war in charge of industrial relations. He spent seven years in major industrial concerns handling organization and administration issues and moved to government service last year to head the department of industrial relations under the war department’s quartermaster general.
National League games saw New York and Philadelphia tied at 1, St. Louis and Pittsburgh also 1, with rain affecting others. American League tallies include Chicago 1 to 6 loss, St. Louis 3 to 2 win, Philadelphia 2 over New York 10, and Washington and Boston posting wins others listed. American Association results include St. Paul 4, Louisville Columbus 3, Kansas City Toledo 4, Milwaukee 3. No other runner noted.
Paris reports that the libel action by Foreign Secretary von Koehlmann against the Deutsche Zeitung will be heard next week in Switzerland. Witnesses include chauffeurs from Bucharest night rides. The April article alleged misconduct by Koehlmann and Count Czermin during Bucharest negotiations.
Lieutenant Paul Frank Baer America's ace, claimed 17 enemy planes while with the 1st Army air unit. He was shot down over Germany on May 22 and taken as a prisoner. Major William Thaw reports Baer killed nine German flyers and eight others were vouched for by squadron members.
Seven killed and 11 seriously hurt when a Chicago Aurora Elgin bound train crashed into a concrete mixer truck near Elmhurst. Victims include chauffeur Ian Mim Jones and Major Robert C. Brooks United States Army. Dr B E Higley of Glen Ellyn among the injured. Most passengers were Glen Ellyn and Elgin residents returning from age.
Washington reports that Germany will send representatives to Berne Switzerland for a conference in August with an American delegation on the exchange and treatment of prisoners of war.
In Washington on June 20 representatives of commercial travelers argued over a proposal: a generalized mileage book containing 5 000 tiles at a reduced rate. Gerrit Fort, passenger traffic director of the Railroad Administration, will decide on recommendations.
A long church notices listing several Goshen congregations with service times. Rev. Harry Curtin Harman leads morning worship at Fifth and Jefferson, Epworth League events, choir music, and missionary offerings. Other churches named include St James Episcopal, St Peter's Confession of Christ, Presbyterian on East Linaa, First English Lutheran, St Mark's M E, and more with sermon topics, Bible classes, and evening services.
Church notices list multiple congregations with pastors and service times. Mennonite Brethren in Christ on North Ninth Street led by C A Wright with Sunday school at 9:30 am and services 10:30 am and 7:30 pm. South Fifth Street Mennonite Church at 616 South Fifth Street with services 11 am and 7:30 pm. Waterford Christian Church under Oscar S Lehman with 11 am Sunday school and services 11 am and 7 pm. The People's Church led by Rev A McInturff at 204 River Avenue with varied service times and Catholic rite details. Holland Christian Reformed Church in Goshen under Rev Cole with services at 9:30 am, 2 pm, and 7 pm.
State of Tudlina Elkhart County notice announces appointment of William Knickarbourer as administrator with will annexed of Julia Latta deceased. Estate declared solvent. Schuyler C. Hubbell attorney represents the administrator.
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