Midnight Session Advances as Lower House Considers Funds
A midnight session of the lower house adjourns after debate on restoring appropriations to original figures. Representatives prepared to work past midnight to finalize budget measures while visas and voter law issues drew attention. The House passed several proposals and debated a garnish on taxes, with various bills under review and committee actions continuing.
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Ospeak Internapoolts
Masters Bill Rene Restistre Tiene
Ex Auditor Arrested In Charge of Graft
A former state auditor faces graft charges amid alleged bribe schemes involving contractors and public officials. The case centers on improper influence and payments received by the superintendent and linked parties, with investigators tracing activity to a city area and multiple actors.
Goshen Sales Company Report Lively Bidding
The Goshen Sales Company shows vigorous bidding with buyers competing strongly for items at the auction. Calidad notes indicate high energy bidding and rapid turnover, reflecting solid demand and active participation from local buyers.
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Goshen Sales Company
Civil service seeks auditors and accountants for vacancies
The Navy yards still have openings and the U S civil service demands auditors and accountants along with assistant accountants. Forms are available at the post office.
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Navy Yards
U. S. Civil Service
Battle Casualties of American Troops Total 240197 Reported
Revised divisional records from France released by Gen March show total battle casualties for the American army at 240197, including killed in action wounded missing in action and prisoners. Further revisions expected as full reports come in with divisions like the 30th cited among totals.
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Washington
Muareh
Lattle
France
Americans Engaged in Battle Against Enemy Forces
United States reports 1 390 000 Americans actively taking part in engagements with enemy forces. The figure includes combat troops from the Army Navy and Marine Corps with 7 100 000 troops mobilized and 600 aiding divisions.
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Worsteengton
Miareto
Cépecol Marelo
Wapes Feens
Pepsicements
JE Corps
Amy
Divister
Indiana Troops Due At Newport News About March Seventeen
A dispatch from Washington reports Indiana troops will march to Newport News, Virginia, arriving in mid March. The unit carries Dadi atin casuab companies from France. The march is set for Newport News around March 17.
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Indiana
Newport News, Va
Washington
Marcio le Phe
tHesidp
South Carolina
Dadiatin Casuab
Pranee
Newport News
Canadian military HQ refutes exaggerated Kimmel Park riot claim
An official release from Canadian authorities contests sensational reports of a riot at Kimmel Park. The statement says the fighting involved a Canadian unit but denies that the incident was as serious as initial accounts suggested.
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Ondoon
Briday
Miureh Je
Krimimregeeck
Sna
Fisher Likely To Be Made Ambassador
Fisher, identified as a minister of education, is reported by the Associated Press as likely to be appointed ambassador. The item notes Washington officials and mentions discussions within the nation about the appointment.
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Fisher
Associiatedd
Ppantwon
Feidas
Mareh
Indianapolis Lady to Address War Mothers
An Indianapolis woman will speak to War Mothers at the public library about wartime activities. She plans to outline efforts to stay in touch with soldiers and sailors and to discuss organizing support groups for mothers and families.
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Indianapolis
Mes
Srs Carr
Frabatucpous
Werdotter
ZoBo
Eiock
Pebdie
Pope
Als
Two Potato Meetings Planned by Local Demonstrators
Two demonstrators, Clark Me of Goshen and Doot Beckett of Elkhart County, announce meetings and campaigns to address potato growers concerns. The organizers plan public events to mobilize farmers and discuss extension options amid rising debate over crop issues in the county.
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Warscore
Elkhart County
Clark
Quarantine Easing Considered for Nurses' Home
Vague report indicates a possible lift of quarantine at a nurses' home following a recent outbreak. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the note signals authorities reviewing conditions and potential early reopening.
Died at Gary and Buried in Elkhart
Obituary note states an unidentified person died in Gary and was later sent to Elkhart for burial, with burial arrangements handled locally. The fragment provides limited names and locations, indicating a death in Gary and a burial in Elkhart.
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Biowdie Er Bevey Cede
Pataeer Walwock
Patanetiy
Elkhart
Gary
Two Die of Flu in La Joparte County
William Heiden aged 55 and his daughter Dorothy aged 13 died of influenza in La Joparte County. The deaths highlight a severe flu outbreak affecting a family in the region.
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William Heiden
Dorothy Heiden
la Jperté County
General Strike Called Off in Berlin Amid Heavy Fighting
Berlin reports say the general strike ends tonight with labor leaders urging workers to resume Saturday. Spartacists are reported captured and to face death, as police clash continue around the city center and police headquarters. Berlin gas and electric services face disruptions under military protection.
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Berlin
Labor Federation
Warlaven
London
Exchange Telegraph Co
Copenhagen
Nover
Gren
Ludowitz
Effte
No Constitutional Convention to Be Held
Fragmented text reports political maneuvers in the state legislature. A steering committee overrides a majority to move bills forward while unfinished business piles up. The Laughlin bill faces public service commission questions and potential referral to the house for passage amid debate on governance.
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Das
bin &T
House of Representatives
Laughlin
Public Services Commission
Beita
House
Pepellis
Newrac
Fragmented OCR Weather Snippet About Implied Dates
The readable text shows garbled phrases about dates and letters. It mentions a duet and a party line with unclear references to weather or events, but lacks concrete facts. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Income Tax Agent to Visit City for Final Filing Help
An income tax agent from Todi anapolis will be in the city Monday to assist with tax blanks. The Goshen Banks will provide information to applicants, marking a last opportunity for filing guidance.
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Todianapolis
Goshen
Walter Cunningham At Large After Anna Replogle Murder
Walter Cunningham, a 16 year old hired hand, murdered Anna Replogle, wife of Perry Replogle, at the Bristol area farm and remains at large. Sheriff Sanford traced possible sightings in Michigan and Kendalville but could not confirm his location. Deputy Fonda said Cunningham may seek farm work locally and authorities plan to act once farmers are aware.
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Anna Heplesle
Perry Replogle
Bey Levle
Brisco
Sheriff Sanford
Edwardsburg
Mich
Cunningham
Kendalmlee
Fort Kayne
Warsaw
New York Central
Renmdahlville
Cunnningham
Vncle
Pierceton
Kosciuske
Bristol
Sheriffs Office
Sanford
Kendallville
Deuuty
Fonda
Y M C A Remittance Sought for Ruth Miller
Ruth Miller of Goshen Ind is asked to report to the National War Work Council Y M C A in Chicago to receive a remittance sent from France by Henry J Vox a private in Company GG 22nd United States Prineers. The Dem ocrat is asked to aid in locating Miller and several others have sent funds on her behalf.
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Ruth Miller
Goshen
Ind
Werk Council Y. Mlc
Central Departmene
Chicago
Association
France
Henry J. Vox
United States
Pricneers
VY. AL
George J. Clarter
Chicf + directes
Demeocrit
Miller
Ukruice
Tl OM Farenner
Poreha
Fred
Roudse
Fred Curenner
Op Co
Tifantry
Coxey to Lead Army of Wets to Capital
General Coxey plans to march on Washington to protest national prohibition. He will not ride foot to the capital, instead traveling by a car caravan. six volunteers have enlisted from Wal Gulf Astoria and other cities. Coxey, once of Goshen, now prosperous, reports discussions with business leaders and volunteers for the movement.
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Coxey
Wets
New York
Diavor Covey
Washington
Wal Gulf
Astoria
High School Library Adds New Reference Titles
Public library shelves gain several new reference books for Geesien high school and vocational programs. Included are Who's Who in America tenth edition titles on hobbies and a statistical volume from Statesmen’s Mentor series with works on electrical machine shop practice and various shop skills.
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Geesien High School
America
Statesmer
Electrical Et Chine
Breck Addresses Sugar Situation in Noaq Panee Town Hall
J. oA. Breck of the sugar division of the national food administration spoke at the Noaq Panee town hall this afternoon about the sugar situation and sugar crowing.
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J. Oa. Breck
Sugar Division
The
National Food Administration
Noaqpanee
Indiana Senate passes conservation bill with department plan
The Indiana Senate approves a measure to create a Department of Conservation with divisions Geology Forestry Lands and Waters and Wildlife. A four member conservation commission will govern it with party balance. The bill awaits house concurrence as amendments are refined.
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Indianapolis
March
House
Senate
Kralsem
Prown
Sneke Peters
Beardsley
Signs
State Federation of Farmers To Be Organized
The State Federation of Farmers will be organized on March 25 in editmapelis. The Hikhart County Betoer Farming Association will send no delegate. The federation aims to unite associations for affiliation, with a headquarters board to combat exploitations by profiteers and to push farmer control of stock grain and produce. St Joseph Laporte Marshall and Roseiuskoe counties plan to send delegates to promot closer associations.
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Suvi AY Fu Tigers
Fea
Belel
Iteditmapelis
Pueshis
St. Joseph
Laporte
Marshall
Roseiuskoe
Wilson Opposed To Sinking Hun Ships
Fragmented OCR text shows a debate over sinking enemy ships. References to President Wilson, Rep Fre, and Peet Wats appear alongside garbled phrases about naval policy and Parrels. No clear events or dates emerge.
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Wilson
Laferte City Leaders Fail to Secure Demands
Laferte city officials face rejection after third bid for concessions with all requests refused by the opposing side. Negotiations stall as residents await new proposals and potential mediation options.
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Laferte City
Omuakins
Mrs Hosine Baugh Dies at 91 in Kendallville Home
Mrs Hosine Baugh aged 91 died at the Kendallville residence of her daughter Mrs S Swaver ty. She lived most of her life in the area and was affiliated with local communities. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Hosine Baugh
S. Swaverty
Kendallville
Home Economics Club Seeks War Food Relief Insights
The Home Economics club held a well attended meeting this afternoon in the county superintendent of schools building. The program covered cooking substitutes and economical kitchen management during the war period. Mrs Stroup led a prepared talk on world food relief and Hoover era methods, with input on school and home garden efforts and farmer incentives. Demonstrations by Mrs Bryner and Mrs Roth accompanied recitations by Harold Hosterrier as discussions wrapped up the event.
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Athcs
Ralief
Stroup
Hoover
Bryner
Roth
Harold Hosterrier
Suffrage Association Meeting in St Louis Week of March 24
Meeting notes from the Suffrage Association in St Louis during the week of March 24 discuss unity among supporters, planned activities, and strategies to promote voting rights for women. The item highlights ongoing national efforts and calls for continued advocacy without detailing specific actions.
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Suffrage Association
St. Louis
United States
Michel
Seab
coTeco
Wood T
Directors Report Good Progress on Farm Loans
The TigGart County board reports progress on farm loan programs after a meeting this morning. Despite some delays, officials express optimism about loan processing and future support for local farmers.
Tonawanda Haymakers Rally at Elkhart Lodge
Delegates traveled from Goshen for a social rally hosted by the Elkhart lodge. Persistent confusion in the OCR text makes exact actions unclear, but the event involved community members and a gathering at the Elkhart venue with local groups in attendance.
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Goshen
Elkhart
Boomerershint Mortality Notice from Neita Vided Street
Nainy Abe Poomershine aged 75 died of chronic heart failure at her home on Neita Vided Street Zooselock Chismers iy. Former Go sini resident with a Mt Merks Mo BL church sister Mary Sraith Goshen survivor. Funeral Monday afternoon at 2280 from the home Rev AL Lamport St Marks McE church. Burial Oak Ridge cemetery. JADWIN Mrs Jadwin died of apoplexy at daughter's home. two daughters and one son survive.
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Boomerershint
Nainy Abe Poomershine
Neita Vided
Zooselock Chismers Iy
Gosini
Millersburg
Mt. Merks Mo
Mary Sraith
Goshen
AL. Lamport
St Marks
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Jadwin
A. Jadwin
Pairm
Tiwe Deoughters
Cue Sen
Via
Bremen man dies of influenza at home
A. Wirkdorffer aged 25 dies at his home in Bremen from influenza. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Wirkdorffer of Elkhart County. He had urged his parents to move to Bremen in January. He had married Miss Teny Nichols of Bremen. Surviving are his wife and his parents with a sister Heather.
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A. Wirkdorffer
Bremen
Edwin Birkdorfer
Elkhart County
Dee
Teny Nichols
Cord Oy Heather
Earl Ewing of Osgood Involved in Fatal Car Dash
A crash report states Earl Ewing of Osgood died when a motor car struck a dog while a dog was crossing. Three other section men were injured in the incident.
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Earl Ewing
Osgood
Dud
Baittoogeekoto Section
Man Wanted for Night Mail Messenger Job
Classified notice seeks a man to serve as night mail messenger between the post office and depot. Contact details reference F. Parker and Rtpd.
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Parker
Rtpd
Giant Claims Filed by American Interests
A sweeping filing by American interests seeks 750 billion dollars in claims. The action targets multiple parties and spans broad financial interests, signaling a landmark effort in complex civil litigation.
State Department List Incomplete On Submarine Atrocities
The State Department releases incomplete figures on American casualties and property losses from submarine warfare by the Central Powers. Officials warn totals will rise into the thousands as investigations include deaths of Americans aboard foreign ships and wartime possessions seized or requisitioned in occupied territories.
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Wastieng
TION
Marenos Ciai
Postage Department
Gerogus
Austria-Mungars
State Department
Armerican
Beth
Fort Wayne Firm Plans Wawasee Inn Takeover
Fort Wayne company aims to operate the Wawasee Inn at Lake Wawassee this year after Natricus Interests withdrew, signaling a merge with the Pauley hotel group. Negotiations were underway for completion by April, with announcements noting the deal had stalled but progress anticipated.
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Wasvie
Lake Wawassee
Natricus
Aivedveg
Faye
Paules Hotel
Syracuse Journal
Pauley
Elecw
Fort Wowie
Nace
Tess Company
Poateas
Dr Evans of Chicago to Speak in Goshen
Dr Evans of Chicago, noted physician and health authority, will lecture in Goshen under the medical society. His articles in the Chicago Tribune are well known and widely read. The event will take place Thursday evening in March at the cath location, with remarks and demonstrations expected.
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Dr. Evans
Chicago
Goshen
Goshen Its
Wo A. Evans
Chicago Triburme Health Authority
Wileis
Tiesten
Erini
Virgo Hensen Seeks Police Help After Wife Dies
Virgo Hensen of Medora in the northern state region asks police for assistance after his wife died recently leaving him with two children. He reports his concern over the family’s welfare and requests aid from authorities.
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Virgo Hensen
Medora
Lemes
Hensen
Plaper Te Police
Hing
Purdue Botanist Speaks at Lagrange on Seed Smut
F. J. Jipal head of Purdue University botany department will speak at Lagrange on Wednesday March 19 advising farmers on treatment of seed cattails to avoid smut.
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Lagrange
F. J. Jipal
Purdue University
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